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Show PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, PRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1936 PAGE THREE: QC Mann - Gockrell Betrothal Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Eban Mann of Provo, wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of tRelr daughter, Bonnie, to Leonard Cochran of Provo. June" 20 has been set as the wedding date. Mr. Cochrell has been employed by the Wasatch Service company for the past hree years. The hobby of Gar Wood, speedboat speed-boat raeer, is raising turkeys. Enjoyabel Affair For Bridge Club Members of the Che re Amie club were delightfully entertained by Mrs. Wilford Russell Thursday Thurs-day evening at Keeleys. A delicious dinner was served, after which bridge was played. Mrs. Max Zabriskie and Miss .Jennie Knudsen were guests and the members present included: Mrs. Morris Anderson, Miss Lois Sutton, Mrs. George Westerman, Mrs. C. M. Nelson and Mrs. Elmer Singleton. Beautiful peonies were used in decorating and attractive favors were given. The bridge prizes went to Mrs. Zabriskie and Mrs. Nelson. Miss Sutton, who is to be married soon, was presented with a lovely gift. Popular Young Couple Is Married Miss Leola Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luman Green of Brlgham City, was united in marriage mar-riage to David M. Merrill, son of Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Merrill of Provo, in the Salt Lake temple Thursday. A large crowd of relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony, performed by President David O. McKay. A dinner followed. The young couple left immediately immedi-ately for a honeymoon in Bryce, Zion and the Grand canyons, and will return to Provo in 10 days. BU Right Now Is The Time to Prepare for Summer ,7 I A I "Cottons Bloom A I CI in ine apriny PATSY JANE DRESSES Choose a fresh young frock of Linen Cotton-Pique, or Sheer Batiste for your care-free moods. One and two-piece styles, with a gay, youthful air. Have bright colored ties, and button trims and Eiffht Distinctive Styles to choose from INSIST ON PATSY JANE FROCKS! Crisp Organdy, dainty embroidery and dots. Pastel shades. 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Pair Discontinued Styles New Summer Cotton FROCKS Were $1.98 Values PIQUES - PRINTS Size Range 14 to 24 Couple Marry; Honored At Reception Chalb Calendar PAYSON One of the Interesting Interest-ing marriages of June was solemnized solem-nized Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple, when Miss Ruby Page daughter of Mr, and Mrs. DUKe Page, became the bride of Elmo Bingham Wilson, son of Mrs. Emma Em-ma Wilson. The ceremony was performed by Apostle George F. Richards, president of the temple. Mr. and Mrs. Page, Mrs. Wilson and Bish- op Robert L. Wilson of Payson and the bride's grandmothers, Mrs. Harriett Page and Mrs. David Bills of Riverton, witnessed the marriage. A wedding reception was given by the bride's parents Thursday . night in the Third ward hallL The bride's gown was a beautiful white satin model and she carried a bouquet of roses and sweet peas tied with lily of the valley rib- , bon. The couple were unattended and were assisted in receiving the .guests by the parents. Mrs. Page . wore orchid chiffon and Mrs. Wilson, Wil-son, pink chiffon. The gift room was in charge of Mrs. Ross Madsen, Mildred Page, Thora Lewis and Lois "'Kill. The serving was in charge of Mrs. -Ralph Kitchen, Wanda Page, Jane Wilson, Ruth Wilson, June Wilson Wil-son and Helen Page. The tables were covered with lace cloths over pink satin and centered with crystal bowls of pink and white rose buds. Tall . lighted princess candles were at the table ends. All details were carried out in the chosen colors. The hall was effectively decorated decor-ated with the season's loveliest flowers. Floor baskets and vases of roses and peonies were combined com-bined with gypsophelia in the arrangement. ar-rangement. Several hundred guests were present, many coming from other communities. The numerous gifts were beautiful and were attractively attrac-tively displayed in the reception room. Dancing was enjoyed during dur-ing the evening. Sf.3f.3f. Farewell Given For Club Member Mrs. Max Zabriskie entertained at her home Tuesday evening for members of the Carquinitz Bridge club, Miss Edna Boshard being the honor guest. Miss Boshard, telephone operator, oper-ator, has been transferred to the Los Angeles plant of the Mountain Moun-tain States Telephone and Telegraph Tele-graph company, and has left for the coast. The affair was in the form of a handkerchief shower. A delicious delic-ious luncheon was servd and Monte Carlo whist was the main . diversian. Miss Boshard won the nign score prize and Mrs. Percy .Anderson the guest favor. Miss Ina Reynolds was also a guest, and the following members were present: Miss Jennie Knud- Qpn XT i.-c IT" 1 t . , I riuiciitc Junes, miss tseiva Menzies, Miss Genevieve Boshard and Mrs, Zabriskie. Card Party As Ch urch Benefit The Catholic Women's League gave a delightful card party at the parish hall Wednesday evening. eve-ning. Contract prizes went to Mr9. Albert Al-bert Kirkpatrick and P. P. Cunningham, Cun-ningham, and the auction favors were won by Mrs. L. A. Anderson and George Sanger. The prizes for 500 was presented to Mss Rose Rita and Edward Allen, and Mrs. .Helen Towers won the door prize. SATURDAY BRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Crawford ! will entertain members of the Saturday Night Bridge club at their home Saturday. Recent Bride Visits Provo; Entertained Job's Daughters Activities Saturday Bethel No. 4, Order of Job's Daughters, will hold a regular meeting Saturday at 2:30 o'clock in the Masonic temple. Election of officers will be held. At 7:30 o'clock, installation of the new officers for the ensuing six months will take place, to which a-cordial invitation is extended ex-tended to all Master Masons, members of the Order of the Eastern Star and parents and friends of the Bethel members. The semi-annual Honored Queen's ball is scheduled for 9 o'clock. ;'c Reta Johnson Is Tendered Farewell W. R. Butler and the employes of Butler's store entertained at a well appointed dinner party at the home of Mrs. Rose Kartch-ner Kartch-ner Thursday evening, for Miss Reta Johnson, who is leaving for San Francisco. Roses and peonies were arranged ar-ranged throughout the entertaining entertain-ing rooms and on the dining table, and following , dinner, progressive games were played. Miss Johson was presented with a handsome traveling bag from the group. 3f 3f. 3f. Bridge-Dinner Is Delightful Mrs. N. P. Peterson was hostess host-ess to members of the L. S. club Wednesday evening at her home. A well appointed dinner was followed by bridge. Mrs. O. T. Vincent won the high score prize and the consolation favor was presented pre-sented to Mrs. June Peterson. In attendance were: Mrs. Russell Rus-sell Nelson, a guest, and the following fol-lowing members: Mrs. O. T. Vincent, Vin-cent, Mrs. Stanley Clark. Mrs. L. C. Morgan, Mrs. Mert Farrer, Mre. June Peterson and Mrs. Mart Marrott of Springville. GMTULATIONS Miss Elma Robinson was host ess at a bridge-supper Thursday evening at her home, in compliment compli-ment to her cousin, Mrs. Robert Harris, the former Ruth Robinson Robin-son of Provo, who was married recently in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Harris are leaving Provo Saturday for Portland, Oregon, where they will make their home. Guests in attendance at the pleasing affair were: Mrs. Willa S. Swenson, Mrs. Virginia B. Cannon, Miss May Bennett, Mrs. Cecil A. Dixon, Miss Louise Swenson, Swen-son, Mrs. Edith P. LeSueur, and Miss Vera Merrill of San Diego. "Kansas woman divorces mail-carrier mail-carrier husband for cruelty." He had probably become mean right after she shower him her new Christmas cards. Demo Women To Meet Monday The Democratic Women's Study group will meet at the home of Mrs. Ernest Farrer. 259 South Fifth East, Monday at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Maude B. Jacob will discuss dis-cuss the "Constitution of the United Unit-ed States." Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Mary Farrer. chairwoman chair-woman of district No. 1, Mrs. Vilate Strong, No. 3, and Mrs. Delia Loveridge, No. 4. All interested in-terested women are invited. harden Party For Outgoing Officers Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Camp No. 2, enjoyed a de lightful garden party at the home of Mrs. Josephine Johnson Thursday Thurs-day afternoon, the affair being in honor of the outgoing officers. Mrs. Bertha Strebel, Mrs. Johanna Jo-hanna Jacobsen and Mrs. Ura Boardman were honored, and they were presented with lovely gifts. Two readings were given by Miss Marilla Worthington, and a solo was sung by Miss Grace Peay. Delightful games were ! played, under the direction of Mrs. Sadie Jones. Thirty women were served a delicious luncheon. Mrs. Marilla Worthington, Mrs. Martha Cragun, Mrs. Lenore Taylor Tay-lor and Mrs. Nellie Peay were assisting as-sisting hostesses. The Most Beautiful Permanent Waves are obtained with Frederick's 1 'Minute Process! 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