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Show Features For Ethel D. Rambeau v--: ; 'Club and Society Editor & Phone 494:1 :ot i e News Former Provo Girl Married In Price Mss Vaughn Corlett, former Provoan, and a daughter of Mrs. Herman Spenst, now of Logan, was united in marriage to Reid L. Allred, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Allred of Price, . Saturday morning. morn-ing. The ceremony was performed at 10 o'clock by Judge J. W. Hammond, Ham-mond, at the home of the bride-. bride-. groom's parents, only immediate family members and friends being in attendance. The bride wore a smart tailored suit of carmel gaberdine, gab-erdine, with matching accessories, and a corsage of gardenias. The bride, who has been employed em-ployed in Price, is well known in Provo, and in Logan, where attended at-tended the U. S. A. C. Mr. Allred is also a former Logan resident. Mr. and Mrs. Allred will make their home in Price. MUTUAL Messages M. I. A. meetings will be held in the L. D. S. ward chapels 'mesaay evening at 7:30 o'clock, ive ported programs appear below. be-low. SECOND WARD . Ralph H. Hayward, who recently recent-ly returned from a three months' trip to the Hawaiian islands, will show colored motion pictures taken tak-en on the trip. MANAVU WARD During the assembly period, the Cougar quartet, comprising Edward Ed-ward Sandgren, William purdy, Blaine Johnson and Ladd Cropper will sing. Also, an instrumental number will be furnished. PIONER WARD In the "M" Men and Gleaner class, a Czechoslovakian folk opera, "The Bartered Bride." will be presented under the direction of Mrs. C. O. Jensen, with Airo. Desdon Miller telling the story. Mrs. Nola Nrfsson and Max Men-denhall Men-denhall wil Ising and Walter Wiest will furnish a folk dance, all from Ihe opera. Mrs. Marvin Gease Reviews Book SPANISH FORK The Thalian 1 club entertained members of the ' Junior Thalians Thursday evening j at the home of Mrs. Loren A. Anderson. j President Ann Nelson was in ' charge and community singing: was directed by Miu. Virginia Moody. A musical program included includ-ed two trio selections by Darlene Davis. Muriel Barnett and Afton Beck with Miss Ila Thomas accompanist; accom-panist; Elaine Dixon gave two . clever dance numbers with Mrs. Blanche Nielsen accompan&ig the Today and Tuesday SPECIALIST " IN MURDER! p' : 1 THE MYSTERY OF Dorothy TREE Grant WITHERS Ivan LEBEOEFF BttMaui Menu 'f V Swr - J I ALSO J SvV w6gJ. 70 J t 0y If m Checking up On Spring Style -Tff V 4'; r : S - - y j SMART enough for shopping and lunch in town, yet not too dressy for spectator sports and country weekends is this Molyneux suit of soft tweed in beige, brown and copper checks. The trim little jacket is a happy compromise between ultra short, bolero type jackets and extra long ones, both so widely touted this spring. It's collarless with small lapels and natural bone buttons. The skirt is ' pleated all around. Marriage Is Made Known Mrsr and Mrs. George Milrrfr, Jr., of Price, wish to announce the marriage of their daughter. Ruby, to Glen Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stevens of Provo, which took place in Salt Lake City, April 17. The bride is a graduate of the Price high school, and has attended the B. Y. U. for three years. Mr. Stevens was graduated grad-uated from Provo high, and is employed by the Utah Power and Light company at Price, where the couple will make their home. first and Mrs. Blanche Jensen, the second. Mrs. Marvin Gease of Provo gave a very interesting review of the book, "Your Life as a Woman and How to Make the Most of It." by Margaret Devereaux. Mrs. Robert Graham of Provo was a guest and there were 14 members of the entertaining Thalians present pres-ent and ten members of th? Junior Thalian club present. Light refreshments were .served at the close of the program, the club colors rose and green being cleverly carried out on the trays. The Show Every One Is Laughing About! vgf ELEANOR POWELL fl Al, ROBERT TO UN G II GEORGE BURNS GRACIE ALLEN M - Also fXf in ljj-X Alladin pV and His t Lamp" A-s -oP Ci Jf Club Calendar I. C. T7. Mrs. Roy Passey will be hostess ! to members of the I. C. U. club rWBdnesday at 2T30 "OTlock at her home, 334 East Center street. LADIES AID Members ol the Ladies' Aid of Community cnurch will meet Tuesday at 2 o'clock at Meno Trope hall. Mrs. George Larsen and Mrs. Russell McMillen will be hostesses. TRIPLE FOUR Mrs. H. A. Smoot will be hostess host-ess to members of the Triple Four Bridge club Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock, instead of Thursday, at her home. BETA SOKOSIS Members of the Beta Sorosia club will meet Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs Irma Wlest. Mrs. Bessie Gourley will give a talk on her pictures, after which the group will leave for the Springville Art Gallery. B. Y. IT. WOMEN The B. Y. u. Faculty Women will entertain the faculty members at a dnner Wednesday at 6:30 o'clock at the Springville Fourth ward hall, after which they will visit the art gallery. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Grant Ivins, chairman. WEDNESDAY 500 Mrs. Martin Kimber will be hostess host-ess to members of the Wednesday 500 club at her home Wednesday evening. I DULUX.v for LASTING BEAUTY y '-"WMlmTW r m mm "Mmm GESSFORD'S, Inc. 47 North University Avenue - Phone 53 FISHING TACKLE - GUNS - AMMUNITION P. H. S. WoineS Hold Election The Provo High School Women elected officers for the ensuing year, at a meeting held In tt faculty room at the school Saturday Sat-urday afternoon. Mrs. H. R- Staheli, retiring president, was in charge. Mrs. Kenneth Weight was elected president; Mrs. Milton Marshall, vice president and Mrs. Griffith Kimball secretary and treasurer. A fine review of the book, "Man, Bread and Destiny," by C."C. Furnace, was given by Mrs. Ole E. Olsen,. Hostesses were Mrs. Wilbur Tanner and 'Mrs. Harold Boyack, and tasty refreshments were served to 30 members. :-. f- tr- Young Wed Friday Bernice Waid, daughter of Mrs. Lucy Waid of Provo, and Melvin George Lea, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lea, also of this city, were married Friday afternoon by County Clerk Clarence A. Grant, at his office in the city and county building. The parents and close family members were present, and a weddiqg dinner followed at the home of the groom's sister, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mel-don Mel-don Chapman. Covers were laid for 10 guests. Both are attending the Provo high school. Luncheon Given; Play Is Read Among the attractive affairs of the week end, was the 1:30 o'clock luncheon enioved bv members of th a t. r Friendlv Circle, at the home of Mrs. Joseph C. Clark Saturday. Roses, lilies and sweet peas were combined to form thdeior-ations thdeior-ations for the entertaining rooms. Covers were laid for 20 members and guests at small tables. r? Giaconda," by -JP' Annuzio, and tables of robk'were later enjoyed. Mrs. W. H. Boyle won high score, Mrs. W. L. Mangum, traveling, and Mrs. A. L. Booth, third prize. A short session of business was in charge of Mrs. Mangum, president. Cleofan Club Party Enjoyed Mrs. Arvel King entertained members of the Cleofan club at her home Saturday afternoon. Spring flowers were arranged about the rooms. A tasty 1:30 o'clock luncheon was followed by bridge. Mrs. Garn Carter and Mrs. William Wilde were guests, the latter receiving the guest favor. Members in attendance were Mrs. Arvel R. Morgan, Mrs. Leo Taylor, Mrs. G. R. Willett, Mrs. Ell.M Peay, Mrs. David Goodman, Mrs. Neil Tuttle, Mrs. Frank Madsen, Mrs. William Whittle Mrs. Roy Hoover and Mrs. Frank Lawrence. Mrs. Hoover won high score prize, Mrs. Lawrence, second, and Mrs. Carter, traveling. AGENT APPOINTED Announcement was made today by the State Farm Insurance companies of Bloomin g t o n , Illinois, of the selection of Mr. N. C. Hicks. 32 West Center, Provo, Pro-vo, tUah as a local representative of the companies. Boat .U.S. PAT. OTP. MARINE FINISHES Coupl Only on painting a season when you uso DULUX. ThU revolutionary revolu-tionary now finish gives greater beauty to every aafl beauty that lasts through storm and rain and salt spray. A finish for every surface above the water-line. j - Relief Society Programs : .. si The literary committees will have charge of the Relief society meetings in the L. D. S. ward meeting houses Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock. The book, "Lorna Doone" is to be reviewed.' Reported programs pro-grams appear below: jiiuvmsr WARD Mrs. Nellie R. Robinson and Mrs. Vivian Lambert will give the book;-review and music will be furnished b.Mrs. Grace Peay, under IRe 'direction of Mrs. EHza-leth EHza-leth Ramsbotham. Officers and teachers are especially urged to attend, since there is to be special business. , Li. SECOND WARD Mrs. Merle Madsen will give the review, . and va musical selection will beifunused. The bishopric will be present and important business is to be transacted. Every member is urged to be present. PbVKtU WARD The lesson will be given by Mrs. Annie Tanner, and a solo will be sung by Mrs. Sarah Dastrup. Each member is to take a guest. There will be a nursery. FIFTH WARD Mrs. Ethel Taylor will present the novel. There will be a nursery. SIXTH WARD Mrs. Phoebe C. Smoot will review re-view the book, and music will be furnished by the Provo high school. PIONEER WARD The literary lesson will be given by Mrs. Clothield Newren. BONNEVILLE WARD Mrs. Vernice Hickman and Mrs. Myrtle Tolboe will give the lesson, les-son, and a fine program has been arranged. JLtNAVC WARD The view will be presented by Mrs. Christen Jensen, and the meeting will be held in the chapel tjo accommodate the large crowd PCt A. 1 IIM 111 Expected. There will be a nursery. VINEYARD WARD Mrs. Ruth Stone will review the book and special music will be furnished. Ii,UiP. Meeting Well Attended Camp Manavu, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, held an interesting meeting at the home of Mrs. Louise R. Palmer. The lesson, "'Graves Along the Trail," was given by Mrs. Hattie T. Show, captain, assisted by Mrs. Nora Bullock. A lesson in by-laws, with a practical demonstration, was presented by Mrs. Emma V. Cluff, parliamentarian. Lovely spring flowers and Easter lilies were arranged about the rooms. Refreshments were served- to 45 members toy the hostesses Mrs. Esther Long, Mrs. Juanlta Stevens, Mrs. Mary Cor-bett. Cor-bett. Miss Myrtle McEwan, Mrs. Margaret Van Wagoner and Mrs. Lucy Payne. La Tona Club At Bridge-Dinner Mrs. Bertha Durnell was hostess to members of tre La Tona club at a bridge-dinner Saturday evening eve-ning at her home, the dining table being attractive with daffodils and yellow candles. Mrs. David Morgan and Miss Bina Carter were invited as guests and the members present were Miss Lazel Fletcher, Miss Ida Knudsen, Mias Genevieve Boshard, Plant Now For Early Blooms! Gladiolus n 13 livl US 13VU A Splendid Mixture of the Better Varieties every bulb of CCtf blooming size doz 33 w Freaks Out-Now Any Woman , Can nd a Flattering Hat ::S.r?5::5 -5 v &:-:x:-:-: m h ft' ft t levv- The perfect suit hat is this shallow sailor of black and gray striped fur felt with a flattering black veil and grosgrain ribbon trimming, It's to be worn far down over the right eye. Yesharah Club Holds Session An interesting affair of Satur- day evening, was the Yesharah club ("Y" women missionaries) meeting held in Pleasant Grove, at the home of Mrs. Harry Rich- In attendance were: Mrs. Lena Fenton, Mrs. Lydia Hilton and Mrs. Donna Ash were hostesses. Several vocal selections were furnished by a trio, composed of Marilyn Richards, Beth Meeks and Virginia Jacob, Miss Vilate Ellott gave an interesting sketch of the life-of President Benjamin H. Cluff who resigned as head of the, B Y.U. in 1904, and there following a fine sketch of the life of President Presi-dent Franklin S. Harris of the "Y" by Miss Ileen Ann Waspe. Miss Elizabeth Souter, chairman for the annual breakfast, appointed appoint-ed committees. A tasty luncheon was served and the rooms were br.'ht with daffodils. In attendance were: Mrs. Lena Weech, Miss Elizabeth Souter, Mrs. Fern Laudie, Mrs. Leonore Walton, Miss Beatrice Haws, Mrs. Verda S. Nelson, Mrs. R. L. Pratt, Miss Eva Hogan, Mrs. Naomi Rowan, Ro-wan, Mrs. Margaret Bigelow, Mrs. LaVern Merrill, Miss Georgia M ae.se r, Mias Editha Booth. Mrs. Grace Kimball. Miss Catharine Decker, Mrs. Susan G. Kelly, Mrs. Jennie B. Knight, Miss Vilate Elliott, El-liott, Miss Pearl Snow, Mrs. Irene Rowan, Miss Crace Cheever, Miss Ileen Ann Waspe, Mrs Lettie Hatch, Miss Carma Wilson, Mrs. Edna Bentwet, and .guests, Mrs. Thelma Adamson of Pleasant Grove, and Mrs. Belle Hansen of Ephraim. Miss Belva Menzies and Miss Jennie Jen-nie Knudsen. The high score favor was won by Mrs. Menzies, Miss Carter received re-ceived the guest prize and Miss Knudsen, consolation award. 2 Doz. Guaranteed Free From Disease! Choice varieties at a sensationally low price! Plant now for early flowers. Number one bulbs, '6 varieties. Lb Is i Alpha Kappa Psi Ball Friday Nite A great many valuable prizes wTxl be given away at the annual an-nual Alpha Kappa Psi Adver tising ball, to be held Friday evening at the B. Y. U. Women's gym. A "subway" theme has been selected by the committee, and a number of special attractions are being planned, announces Chairman Ray Jacobsen, who is being assisted by Merlin Slack, Ivan Iverson, Boyd Olson and Bill Pardoe. Among the gifts donated by Provo and Salt Lake business .firms,. Are . books, electric clock, golf balls, kodak, golf club, candy, electric shaver, eversharp pencil, silver-plated picture frame, car robe, leather bPief case, two-pen-pencil combinations, tennis balls, tennis racket, flashlight. haircut, and wave. Tickets may be obtained from any fraternity member. SPEND two Why YOUR LIFE WASHING AND IRONING CLOTHES? Have you ever realized what a sizeable piece of your life is taken by home laundering? AND FOR WHAT? You don't save money, we can do it cheaper cheap-er ! You can't do better work, it doesn't '"save wear and tear on clothes!" And besides that, working in a damp basement, struggling with wet clothes injures in-jures your health . . . arid fades beauty! Wny'not go modern .... now, todajust call in Troy, let us do y0trr washing JUST PHONE1 164 FOR RAPID SERVICE Fidelas Girls At Breakfast A lovely affair of Sunday morn- ing, was the annual Easter break- ' fast of the B- T. U. Fidelas social unit, held at the Hotel Roberta. The function was postponed a ' week, due to L. D. S. conference1 being held Easter week end. Miss Gwen. Johnson was chair-' man on arrangements and the theme, "March Winds, April Show- era and May Flowers," was used Miss Helen Yate was toast-mistress. toast-mistress. Toasts were given by Maurine East. Alberta Green and Ruth Prusse. Hazel Crandail played a piano solo and Ann Her-., bert sang, accompanied by Miss. Crandail. The charming affair was attended attend-ed by the following members: Misses Sylvia Hinckley, Miriam 4 Rasmussen, Ann Herbert, Ora, Christensen, Leora Curtis, Helen Ellison, Marie Barclay, Kathryn Christensen, Bernice. Garrett, Pearl Glissmeyer, Mary Brown, Hazel Crandail, Blanche Stewart. Jane Packard, - Maurine East, Helen Tate, Alberta Green, Eva Christensen, Camille Palmer Rhoda King, . Margaret Barclay, Sarah Hansen, La Preal Memmott and Gwen Johnson. Alumnae members present were Mrs. Grace Croft, Miss Ruth Prusse, Mrs. Lillian Lil-lian Smoot and Mrs. Hannah Old-royd. Old-royd. ' SPRING IS HERE It is time to give thought -to that Monument whose 'selection. ' you postponed till Spring. Now-on, vou will be making more frequent visits to the family plot. Why not '? stop in and have ua orrer suggestions, sugges-tions, for a suitable Memorial? Learn how moderately we price Monuments of the character you v " desire, for your family plot. BEESLEY MONUMENT CO. 51 W. 1st So. Phone 1064 o o o -sevenths of WALKER i 4 I m 1 1 I- SUMS g(DSi G) Tonite & Tomorrow ) i 375 West Center 8 vAn n t mmi -sf g n o tiMi St. 187 West Center SU Phonel ".i-f?';f,;V- J I.-."- ! |
