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Show PAGE FOUR PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1937 Society EditoT Ethel D. Rambeau Phone 494 Interesting Features Fotf Women; Club And Lodge News ! $ 3 Provo Rotarians Hosts At Tri-City Banquet, Dance Informality reigned supreme and added greatly to the delight of the tri-city banquet of the Provo, Price and Sugar-house Sugar-house Rotarians and their partners, Friday evening at Hotel Roberts. Bowls of shizanthus and sweet peas beautifully decorated decor-ated the banquet tables, places being arranged for 137 guests. Oscar A. Spear was toastmaster, and an enjoyable program pro-gram was furnished. The group sang "America," following which welcome , remarks were - made by President Frank J. Earl i of the Provo club. Responses tol T3nrArrx f o l rl To toasts were made by President J 1 UVU iVldlLl Jo Belmont Richards of the Price club, and President M. O. Ashton IV f , orj ry ot the Suerarhouse club. Several lVlol 1 1CU 111 beautiful vocal duets were rendered ren-dered by Ralph Britsch and Ferris "Ti2kxir V rrs Edeley, accompanied by Mrs 1 1 t5 W 1 Ul IV Florence Todd Britsch. Vernard Anderson. Dwight Packard and T. C Larson had charge of special entertainment, in the way of prizes to various members of the party. No end of merriment was created by this novel feature, and all sorts of articles ar-ticles were presented. After dinner, the remainder of the evening was spent with dancing- I'he committee comprised: G. W. Fitzroy, chairman; Leo N. Lewis, Oscar A. Spear, M. Howard How-ard Graham. Frank J. Earl. J Edwin Stein. Paul D. Vincent and I Vernard Anderson. The Price Merit Wherever a business leadei or institution proves its leadership in endeavor that person or concern must continually con-tinually expect to dwell within the spotlight of the public view. Ever. too. the powers of envy and imitation imita-tion are shaping their ends. Perhaps it might be said that in every field in business, busi-ness, in industry, the arts arid sciences the laurel and the scourge remain ever the same; vthe laurel, public recognition, and the scourge. 1 repudiation ajid genial. As a firm's record predominates pre-dominates as a mark for the whole, so also wiH it become the key point for the poisonous poison-ous darts of the envious, few. Should its achieve ments be lacklustre, average, its existence shall be plain, unruffled but should its sparks of power reach a fire of eminence, its name shall be on the lips of all. . Envy and mediocrity do not endeavor to poison the ordinary. Unless a concerr has merit, it can exped but little to be said of it. Only the genius touch wins comment. Everywhere we have seen the titillating tongues of envy and mediocrity at their work. When advocates of the plan of mass production at first advanced their claims, a storm of wailing arose. When display of goods within finely wrought cases of sanitary, protective design was first advanced as store economy, protest had its say. Even as Robert Fulton's Clermont" went steaming on the river, however, how-ever, there were those who clung to the "it can't be done'" voice. The little tongue continues to lift its tone of woe even as the discerning public sees, admires, acknowledges. The achiever is deprecated for the fact that he is an achiever, and the attempt to duplicate is merely note of his eminence. He who can not duplicate will deprecate and therein but adds his stamp of approval to the greater glory of that he would strike down. Not new is this, but old old with the world and the emotions of men. Little does it avail. The achiever truly masters, he remains master He retains rank. That which should live, lives: though loud be the voice of deprecation. depre-cation. Such is the foredestined way . . ..-"that which deserves de-serves to live lives." Thus as leader has Fir-mage's Fir-mage's risen ascendant in the public view. Merit achieves, in quality and merchandising Firmage's continues to exercise superiority. super-iority. Some may deprecate, but they cannot equal. The best shall always be known. "WHIR! STYU BEGINS PROVO. UTAH Miss Lyle Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson of Provo, was married in New York, Thursday, April 22, to David D Paine, son of II: . and Mrs. J'eter Paine of Salt Lake City. The nuptials were held at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Har-vey Fletcher, the bride being beautifully beau-tifully attired in an empire styled gown of white slipper sat.n. Mrs. Francis K. Hill of Boston, Maas., attended her as bridesmaid, and Mrs. Fletcher acted as hostess. The three carried exquisite oi-chius. oi-chius. Rc.scoe H. G rover. New York, was best man. while Dr. Fletcher, president of New Yoik L. D. S. stake, performed the ceremony. Some 20 elope friends attended, including Mrs. Grover, the former Arlene Harris, and Mr. and Mrs. Virl McAdam. former Provoans. After March 1. the couple will make their home in New York, i i They expect to visit in the vvest j this summer. Immediately following' the cere- ! monv Reception Is Tendered Couple Mrs. Rose Burning-ham gave a wedding reception for her daughter daugh-ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George James (Donna Burning-ham), Burning-ham), Thursday evening at the Timpanogos ward amusement hall. The young couple recently announced an-nounced their marriage. Mr. James is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 'James. One hundred and fifty guests were in attendance and enjoyed an evening of dancing, program and tasty refreshments. A rose, green and white color scheme was predominant in the decorative scheme, streamers and beautiful spring flowers being employed. The Misses June Lunceford, Anna-belle Anna-belle Bailey, Audrey Hill and Lois Williams served. The bride wore ? beautiful white silk chiffon gown, and carried a bouquet of tea roses. Many beautiful and useful gift? were presented to the newlyweds who will make their home in Provo. Club Calendar To Honor Couple Wed 50 Years Val Hyrics Hold Dinner, Dance In Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Jensen of Spanish Fork, who will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their home, Wednesday, April 28. LE TES EE Mrs. Elizabeth C. Reynolds will be hostess to the Le Tesee club members Monday evening at th- home of Mrs. J. M. Vick. Couple at Spanish Fork to Celebrate Golden Wedding Six-Year-Old Entertained O. S. ALUMNAE Mrs. Monta VV. Anderson will be hostess to the O. S. Alumnae members at her home. 244 WesJ the bride telephoned her J First south, Monday evening at parents in Provo of the familv and members j 7:30 u-clock a r r i a g e Is Made Known By Couple Mrs. Amy E. Watkins i announcing an-nouncing the marriage of her daughter, Jennie Lenore. to Clar- lJice Viri, .Dan KODinscn, sou Of Mrs. Vera MurcJOCK or peasant Grove. The voung couple were wed in Heber City. Tuesday, and will reside re-side in Provo. if. if. Bride Honored At Shower Party A delightful miscellaneous shower was given by Mrs. Robert Phillips. Sr.. Wednesday evening at her home, honoring Mrs. Robert Rob-ert Phillips, Jr., the former Edna Anderson, a bride of Saturday evening. Various games were enjoyed and a delicious luncneon was served. Beautiful" "gifts were presented to the honor guest from the following: follow-ing: Mrs. Amanda Clift. Mrs: E. G. Durnell, Mrs. Merne Schoney. Mr;;. Jessie Smith, Mrs. Louisa Hooks. Mrs. Marcia A. Jolly, Mrs. Melva Shurtleff. Miss Bertha Hooks. Mrs. DeLone Liebhardt. Miss Marie Phillips, Miss Myrle Phillips. Mrs. Lizzie Phillips, Mrs. Leah Phillips, Mrs. Minnie Phillips, Phil-lips, Mr. Ethel Phillips. Miss Dorothy Anderson, Miss Dorothy McAllister. Miss Beatrice Anderson. Ander-son. Miss Rhean McAllister. Miss Myrla Wilde, Mrs. Frances Wilde Mrs. Ruth Jorgensen, Mrs. Vivian Anderson, Mrs. Marcia Jolley, Mrs. Chri.sta Simmons. Miss Flora Phillips. Miss Edna Moore. Mrs. Dineson. Mrs. Lucy Watkins. Miss CerLssa Watkins, Mrs. Lucile Jorgensen, Jor-gensen, Mrs. Amy Watkins. Mrs. Mama Higgins. Mrs. Verna Bush, Miss Bernice Olsen, Mrs. Annie Hill. Mrs. Florence Brown. MriT Mae Snow, Mrs. Lila Olson. Mrs.vl Anna Ostlund. Mrs. George Car- i ter. Mrs. : Pansy rsusink. Mrs. i Bertha Lebhardt. Miss Bessie I Durnell. Mrs. Marie Smith and I Mrs. Grace Ander son. MUSIC SECTION The Music section of the Women's Wo-men's Council will not meet Monday. Mon-day. Further announcement will be made. COUNCIL BOARD A meeting of the Women's Council board will be held Monday at 3 o'clcok at the club house. Installatio nof the new officers will take place and they will then assume as-sume their respective duties. SOCIAL ART Members of the Social Art club SPANISH I'DUK Mr. : I Mrs. Joseph G. Jensen of Spanish Span-ish Fork w:-;l celebr.itc- their I golden wv!dinr -nniverary with i their relatives ana close friend'1 j at their hom corner of Ninth j North and Firs West street Wed- I ncsday. Bi-th are native- of snanish I ork. Mr Jensen w-s born here Jan 1, 1864. the son1 t.vc of Jorgen and An" Mari;1 M-tdsen Jen.en. His parents had accepted the gospel and started the I.jP.C journey across the plains. His father was stricken with illness and died on the journey and was buried at Fort Laramie, Wyoming. Wyo-ming. The mother continued on to Utah and her son was born after her arrival. Mr. Jensen has bp.en engaged in contracting and construction Ann C!ii.,h,,lni Bell. They settled at the present site of their- home and lived here until twenty year: :'.c;o when they went to Salt Lake. In 1936 they returned to fiei: old home at Spanish Fork. Mrs. Jensen has been an earnest R-iief R-iief Societv workei all her life. While in Salt Lake she was ac- in the Jefferson wart", and A smart Friday evening social function, was the ninth annual spring formal dinner and dancing danc-ing party of the B. Y. U. Val Hyric social unit, held in the rose room of the Hotel Newhouse in Salt Lake City. Those in attendance were: Floyd Brienholt, Maurir.e Murdock, Dar- rell Soffe, Arhne Allred, Vernon Christensen, Marjorie Killpack, Ray Jacobson, Pansy Hansen, Bill Hayward, Gwen Johnson. Earl Lundquist, Marie Lott, Howard Corless, Julia Jane Stillwell, Monte Beckstrand, Mae Markham, Chester May, Geniel Oldroyd, Le-Grande Le-Grande Dunkley, Mary Ellen Stoddard, Stod-dard, Sam Sorenson, Mary Hinch-cliff, Hinch-cliff, Max Butler, Marjorie Huish, Ben Olsen, Pauline Clyde, Vincent Redd, Elcee Law, Joe Strickland, Mildrend Davis, Bill Clark, Marjorie Mar-jorie Mensel, Max Steineckert, Thelma Bleak, Robert Sayer, Ina Smith, Winstan Fillmore, Bnh Pratt, Marion Bandley, Mary Cal-lan, Cal-lan, Karl Black, Lurlene Richard son, Dean Alsop, Louise cooper, Grant Baker, Hazel Foulton, Par-Ker Par-Ker Hanson. Garcia Peiirs.m, Del Rae Christiansen, Jean Robinson, Don Wodsworth, Helen Brock- bank, Wilford Weight and Jean Hardy. Dr. and Mrs. A. Rex Johnson and Dr. and Mrs. Lorin C. Bry-ner Bry-ner were patrons for the evening. even-ing. Committee members included, Dairell Soffe, Vernon Christensen and Raymond Jacobson. Mrs. Alonzo Morley gave a birthday party Thursday afternoon after-noon at her home, for her six-year-old daughter, Diane. A three-tiered birthday cake with pink decorations i-nd nolding white candles was the feature attraction and favors and paper hats were given the youngsters as they were served at small tables. Those present were: Myrna May- berry, Joyce and Kelly Nicholes, Mrs. Musser To Give Address In Provo Mrs. Burton W. Musser will be in Provo Mondav, May 3, at 3 o'clock, to deliver an address on the subject. "The Pan-American Conference." Th meeting is to be held in - x i r t . . i . 1 i Maurice Earl, Bruce Clark. Scottie j "K rumens ciuo nouse, anu an women oi me county are coraiany and Cozette Stewart. Carol Ann Reynolds. Joyce and Ann Shelton, Bill Cox, Lorna and Graldine Anderson and Marilyn Stewart. invited, to attend. Additional Society Page Eight PERMANENTS Wireless - Ringlet - and Oil $1.75 o$4 Complete en - . nampoo, ringer wave J uiiu avaiioc; 'w Dried Finger Spain Trpalmpnt. Fino'pr A t ( Wave and Shampoo V AMANDA BANKS PHONE 1123 Spams!: Fork in the Third Children's Party war Siv. s'lns and been hoin to the girl- haw liioil. the o.her sons and daughters are Mrs. Mary McDonald and George B. Jensen, both of Salt Lake; Mrs. Marguerite Mar-guerite Thurston. San Francisco. California and J. R. Jensen, man ager ot the schrajnm-Jonnson work. He married Miss Mary Ellen nm .torp t Provo The eounle will meet Monday evening at the Bell, in a pretty home wedding. I uso have thirteen grandchildren. iiunif ui ain. yiiaic tuilihl, " ( vji n .0, tooi, t,i vui w iiun iv jt js expected that all the rami- Honoring her five - year - old 1 daughter Shirlene. Mrs. Willis Beardall was hostess to sixteen j youngsters at her home Thursday, i Games were played end dainty J refreshments served to ihe fol-Jaughter? fol-Jaughter? have lowing: Joan Littlefield. Peggy I - . . T. i 1 courde Twv bernice warier, ooromy au- 1' . 1- T 1 r T T T . . ( arui, v onua larson, uoi nun-ler, nun-ler, LuRene Christensen, Phyllis Snow, Mary and Shirley Chauvie, Valene Tucker. Jennie Lee Duke, Jackie Littlefield, George Cunningham, Cun-ningham, Bobby Snow. Melvin Snow and Norman Beardall. Mrs. Jack Littlefield and Mrs. William R. Carter served the refreshments. Anno uncem en tl The Opening of the RSaimaviui Si?o5ei?y Stioi?e MONDAY APRIL 26th The Store Has Been Completely Remodeled and Renovated ! A Complete New Stock of Merchandise We Solicit Your Patronage 485 E. SIXTH NORTH - A. L. CULLIMORE, fogr. desires the women tomeet prompt ly at 8 o'clock. O. E. S. Valley Chapter No. 3. O. E. S., will meet in regular session at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening eve-ning at 8 o'clock. All members and visiting members are cordially cordi-ally invited. MONDAY CLUB 1 Mrs. Peter Gror.eman will be i hostess to members of the Mon- j day club at her home Wednesday, j forming the ceremony. Mrs. Jensen was also of ear lv I pioneei stock, her father was ; Mls- Jensen will ly and many friends of Mr. and the re- ! attend George Bell and her mother. Mary 1 ception next Wednesday. Relief Society Daughters' Day Tuesday Tn order to honor the future member? of the Relief society and to acquaint them with the fine program of Relief society activities, activi-ties, an annual day has been tstah-lished tstah-lished to be known as daughters' day. Utah stake Relief society wards will observe daughters' day Tuesday, Tues-day, announces Mrs. Achsa E. Pax-man, Pax-man, stake Relief society president. presi-dent. April was selected as the month for this observance becau.se it is the natal month of former president Clarissa S. Williams, who has given more daughters to world than any other general Relief society president. The regular Relief society programs pro-grams will be conducted, also, the daughters will appear on other parts of the planned activities of the afternoon. Refreshments will be served in most of the wards. Are You Bothered with DRY HAIR or DANDRUFF? Ask about FITCH'S "New Process" Oil Shampoo end Dandruff Remover! NAOMI'S BEAUTY SHOP 601 E. THIRD SOUTH - PHONE 498 ' Hair Styling and Permanent Waving mm DINNERS EVENINGS and SUNDAYS Country Fried Chicken T-Bone Steaks Home-made Ice Cream and Pastry CATERERS Banquets Club Luncheons Social Units See the Art Exhibit and Dine With Us K EARNS HOTEL Springville Phone Spnngvme GLADYS C. NIELSEN, Prop. 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