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Show 5 1 - JE&iig 1939: PAGE FIVE i J, F Features Fa? Ethel D. Flambeau Society Editor Phone 494 . v jyotnen; Club and New j Wedded Pair Complimented At Socials A number of social functions have been tendered during the past week for Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Paul (Ethel Strausser) who were married in the. Salt Lake temple Saturday, Jan. 14, by Bishop Joseph ChrLstensen. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Strausser of Sullivan, Missouri, who is now in the west, and Mr. Paul i's a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Paul of Ogden. Accompanying the couple through the temple were: Mrs Strausser, the bride's mother; her sister. Mildred Strausser of Salt Lake City; another sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J L. Pate of Springville, also Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Case, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paul of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fortie of Salt Lake City, relatives of the groom. A wedding luncheon followed in the Z. C. M. I. tea room, where for two weeks, Mrs. Aline Merrill Home is presenting an exhibit of the beautiful paintings done by the bride. Twenty guests uttendful a recption given by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fortie at' their home in Salt Iake City, the same evening. Fifty guests called at an open house and informal recept.n given in Provo Friday vening at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Curtis, 470 North Third East street. Mr. and Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Strausser, Straus-ser, the bride's mother, Mrs. Curtis Cur-tis and Mrs. C. R. Murchison were in the receiving line. The rooms were beautiful with potted plants, anj the serving table, covered with a lovely lace cloth, was also arranged ar-ranged wrth potted plants and cream colored tapers. Handsome gifts were received by the couple. Preceding the reception, a party was given by the Yesharah club, details of which appear elsewhere on this page. Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'will leave Wednesday ' for Driggs, Ida., t make their home, and where Mr. Paul is in business. Mrs. , Paul was graduated from the B. Y. U. in 1932 and assisted in the art depratment at the uni1-versity uni1-versity in 1936-37. She taught at Ricks college .at Rexburg, Ida., last year. .U .1. - Gold and Green Ball Is Success Kolob Stake M. I. A. annual Gold and Green ball held Friday evening at Memorial hall, was one of the outstanding social events of the season. Four wards of Springville, the Mapleton and Thistle wards participated. An elaborate decorative theme was used in the hall and was further emphasized by the king and -queen ensembles. The grand promenade 'held at about 10 p.m., was witnessed by several hundred hun-dred people. Birthday Party Given By Friends Mrs- M. E. Kartchner was surprised sur-prised on her birthday anniversary anniver-sary Friday evening at her home. Cards and a delicious luncheon were enjoyed by: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loveless. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Theo-dore Farley and Mr. and Mrs. George Loveless. Suede! Leathers! Tailored! Dressy! The bag you want is here ... for a. wee price! Tophandles, envelopes, backstraps, slide fasteners ... a big assortment! Black and colors. Get Acquainted Price - - - The Store of n s to 110 ST CENTER ST. mono fcx;- ..v.w,sw;.v,-.v mmmm v v y 4 4 w.-.v.-.V-'. i . ' ' ' v y Sy - -.:-..:-x.. .-x-....v.v.-.v.. ''ift;Tt? I... ,r -I f ' MAKING WEDDING PLANS Announcement is made of the betrothal of Lillis Jean Wilson, attractive daughter of Mrs. Cora G. Wilson and the late Shirl Wilson of Provo, to W. Dean Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lewis of this city. v Plans are being made for the marriage to take place Jate in February. The b.-ide-elect formerly attended the B. Y. U., and-was affiliated with the Nautilus social unit. She attended the U. of U. during the fall, quarter of this school year. Mr. Lewis is. employed by the Intermountain Theaters, Inc., and is a member mem-ber of the Junior chamber of commerce. He also is a former "Y" student. Entertains For Provonas Club An informal afternoon was enjoyed en-joyed by the Provonas club members mem-bers at the home of Mrs. Frank. Gay, Friday. Mrs. William Minger was a guest and the members present included: Mrs. Parley Dixon, Mrs, J. H. Beck, Mrs. Upton Hoover Mrs. Rose Wilkins. Mrs. Ernest Dixon, Mrs. Albert Selck, Mrs. John Collins, Mrs. Aima Baker and Mrs. Walter Taylor. Mrs. Parley Dixon gave a' reading: and a short story was given by Mrs. Gay. A tasty luncheon lunch-eon followed. Values to $2.95 Easy Credit PHONE 57 Jewelers r j . - - . " s i" - ' Enjoyable Time At Bridge Club Mrs. G. T. . Braun was hostess to members of her bridge club Friday evening at the Edna Mae Hedquist-home. After dinner, the card game was played, Mrs. Ross Nuttall and Mrs. Ralph kedquist received first and second favors, respec-tively! respec-tively! Those present were Mrs. Ralph Hedauist, Mrs. Milo Bean, Mrs. O. ;W. Bee be, Mrs. Clyde Clark, Mrs. Wallace Prince, Mrs. Ross Nu.ttaJJ and Mrs. Emerson Bradley Brad-ley of Pleasant-Grove. Influenced by kitchenettes and small apartments tinier and tinier electric stoves are being made. Here is one that occupies space a foot square, yet it broils, toasts, fries and bakes. Weighing but 11 pounds it operates from any, wall outlet and has a re movable pan and broiler-rack. FREBOUA DANCE STU01Q3 80 North University Avenue - Phones 78 592-J New Classes Are Fofminfir Now! Ladies' Physical Culture and Tap Class Wednesday Eye j Register Wednesday . . .1:00 p. m. 7:00 pVan, Register Friday 1:00 p. nu 6:00 p. m. TyOur Classes Are the Talk of the Town" -Visitors'. Night Friday Jan; 27, 1939 8:00, pimC 14 Stokf atti Delta Phi Dance Follows Game Following the B. Y. U.-Utah basketball game at the "Y" gym Friday evening, the Delta Phi missionary fraternity of the university uni-versity entertained at a dancing party in the First ward hall, for the visiting members from the U. of U. chapter and their partners. part-ners. Spencer Crabtree's orchestra furnished the. music and the affair af-fair was attended by 25 couples from B. Y. U. and 10 couples from Salt Lake City. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served. Owen Gibson was chairman on arrangements. Progressvie Supper Celebrates Birthdaysvt A progressive supper was enjoyed en-joyed by members of the Dell-Ite Dell-Ite club Friday evening in celebration cele-bration of the birthday anniversaries anniver-saries of Mrs. Delia Maynard, Mrs. Maurine Mortensen and Miss Phyllis Halladay. Courses of the well appointed and tasty supper were served at the homes of Mrs. Hazel Janson, Mrs. Louise Swapp and Mrs. Erma Gadd, each decorating their tables with flowers, tapers and Valentine motifs. At the Gadd home, the women remained to play Chinese checkers check-ers and to enjoy sewing and music. Miss Mignon Gadd entertained enter-tained with baautiful violin selections. selec-tions. Lovely gifts were presented to the honor guests. In attendance, in addition to those named, were Mrs. MacCene Grimmett, Miss Dorothy Janson, Mrs. Leona Prestwich, Mrs. Alta Maynard, Mrs. Ziporah. Prestwich and Mrs. Olga M. Cook, Yesharah Club Gives Social For Bride Among the enjoyable parties of Friday evening, was the affair given by the Yesharah club ("Y" women missionaries) at the home tfl Mifal Flora Fisher, honoring Mrs. Frank O. Paul, the former Ethel Strausser, a bride of a week. . In attendance were: Miss Pearl nowrMrs. Edna Bentwet, Miss Georgia Maeser. Miss Elizabeth Souter, Mrs. Artemisa Romney, Mrs. Bertha Ivins, Mrs. Veda Nel-son. Nel-son. Miss Vilate Elliott, Mrs. Flora Fisher, Miss Grace Cheever, Mrs. Lila Hatch, Mrs. Grace Kimball, Miss Estelle Fenton, Mrs. Lydia Hilton, Miss Ida Leichty, Miss Catharine Decker, Miss Ileene A. Waspe, Mrs. Margaret Bigelow, Mrs. tern Laudie, Mrs. Elizabeth Strausser, Mrs. Irene Rowan and Miss Beatrice Haws. Hostesses on this delightful occasion were: Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Bertha Ivins, Miss Georgia Maes er, Mrs. Margaret Bigeiow, and Mrs. Grace Kimball. A delicious hot luncheon was served at small tables, centered with bud vases of. flowers and fern. Miss Elizabeth Souter reviewed the book, "The Man of Galilee," and Miss Estelle Fenton sang two lovely numbers. Miss Caunarine Decker gave a poem, "To the Bride." Miss Georgia Maeser had the program in charge and garr.ta were piayed under the direction of Mrs. Veda S. Nelson. A handsome gift was presented to Mm. Paul. Home Wedding Is Event Of Saturday The home of Mr. and Mrs. E.D. Jones at 618 East Fifth North street, was the scene of a pretty wedding Saturday evening, when their daughter, Vivian, became the bride of Merrill E. Waters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Waters iof Sheridan, Wyo. ' The bridal party stood In frbnt ofthe huge living room window, whic'h was banked with ferns. Bishop W. O. Facer of the Fifth ward performed the ceremony at 6 o'clock, only close family members mem-bers and friends being in attendance. attend-ance. Pink sweet peas were tastefully taste-fully arranged on either side of the archway. An attractive sports dress of shrimp colored crepe was worn by the bride and her corsage was of gardenias and pink roses. She was attended by her niece. Miss Dorene Healy of Salt Lake City, who wore pale green. Leston Jones, brother of the bride, was best man. A wedding dinner followed the ceremony, the dining table being covered with a beautiful lace cloth,. A large wedding cake formed form-ed the centerpiece and pink tapers tap-ers were in double crystal holders. hold-ers. Earl Jones of Great Falls, Mont., was toastm aster, and the bride's father gave a toast to the young couple. After a short trip, the newly-weds newly-weds will make their home in Provo. ' . Chinese Checkers Club Diversion Mrs. Roy Passey was hostess - 'atr c,ub A delicious dinner was served, sweet peas being used to decorate. Progressive rook and Chinese checks were the diversions and were enjoyed by: Mrs. T. C. Larson, Lar-son, Mrs. Byron Duke, Mrs. Ernest Paxman, Mrs. Rose Kartchner, Mrs. James H. Kirk, Mrs. Hyrum Baird Mrs. A. A. Anderson and Mrs. Silas R. Sorenson. Young Folks at Birthday Party Honoring her six-year-old son, Ronnie, Mrs. Lewis Kump gave a birthday party Wednesday afternoon after-noon at her home. A delicious luncheon was served, the table being centered with a large birthday cake holding six lighted candles. Gifts were presented pre-sented to Ronnie from: Roberta Madsen, Evan and Patsy Griffith, Marilyn Daniels, Shirley and Mel-vin Mel-vin Kirk, Barbara Nicholsen, Philip Taylor and Bobby Payne. STORAGE! Store Your Car at STAN'S Super" Service Reasonable llates Steam Heat .:-Y ; 391 WEST CENTER , ; Proro, Utah ? Blouse-With-Skirt Costume Ideal to Wear Under Coat BY CAROL. DAY Pattern 8399 la grand to wear with your winter coat or short fur packet. It gives you a chance-to chance-to satisfy that midwinter craving for color and lightness, because you can have the blouse as gay, as you please. And it's an ideal mid - season style that you31 thoroughly enjoy en-joy during coming months. The skirt is the new gored type. The House, with smart, high, collar-less collar-less neckline, is tailored" but not severe. Full sleeves, pockets and shoulder darts soften it just enough. This design works out beautifully beauti-fully in so many different materials ma-terials velveteen, tweed and flannel for the skirt; linen, flat crepe, challis and satin, fori the blouse. Pattern 8399 is designed for sizes 14, 16. 18, 20, 40 and 42. Size 16 requires 2 1-4 yards of 39-inch material for long sleeved blouse; 2 yards for short-sleeved; 3 1-8 yards for the skirt. The new Fall and Winter Pattern Pat-tern book, 32 pages of attractive designs for every size and every occasion, is now ready. Photographs Photo-graphs show dresses made from these pattern being worn; a feature fea-ture you will enjoy. Let the book help you in your sewing. One nattern and the new Fall and Winter Pattern book 25 cents. Pattern or book alone 15 cents. For a pattern of this attractive attrac-tive model, send 15c in coin, your name, address, style number and size to the Herald's Today's Pattern Pat-tern Bureau, 149 New Montgomery Montgom-ery St., San Francisco, Cal. 'jVT Men, Gleaner Dinner - Dance Gala preparations are being made for the annual Utah stake M" Men and Gleaner girls' dinner-dance, to be held Thursday evening, Feb. 9, in the First ward hall, commencing at 7 o'clock. Elvon Jackson is general chairman chair-man on arrangements, and is being be-ing assisted by Neff Smart and Mrs. Virginia Green, stake "M" Men and Gleaner presidents, respectively. re-spectively. Also, by Griffith Kimball and Mrs. Ruth Hafen, supervisors. Everything is . being worked around a "heart"" theme, in keep- ing with the spirit of. St. Valentine. Valen-tine. Prof. Joseph F. Smith of the U. of U. is to be the principal speaker of the evening and a surprise sur-prise program is promised. Lant Haymore's orchestra has been engaged en-gaged for dancing. (SflcBaum Stewart nanrjER mantle MAJESTIC, Model 194, Mantle . MAJESTIC, MANTLE .... ECHOPEJOHE, MANTLE . . . RCA, Model 33 Console . . . . .inn rsnn DE UALD DYHETTE, MANTLE . . RABIOTnOPE, SILUERTOHE, LIBERTY 8-Tube CONSOLE - - cr, PHILCO CONSOLE - - - vXLn (p) CEOSLEY Model 167 CONSOLE - - SL 2 PHILCO MANTLE - - - . ' ' MAJESTIC 70- BCONSOLE - - - - R MAJESTIC CONSOLE - - . - .LjO) i i - - .'i i ii.. F. ... . i i . i 1. 1 ' - t 288WEST CENTER ST w 'Socialized Medicine' Discussed by Women Mrs. M. W. Merrill led in an interesting in-teresting discussion which involved both sides of the subject of "Socialized "Social-ized Medicine," at the meeting of the discussion section of the Womens' Council, held Friday afternoon aft-ernoon at the home of the chairman, chair-man, Mrs. W. T. Hasler. The speaker explained the Medical Medi-cal Contract plan carried out in Cardston, Alberta. Canada. and pointed out the fine points, the oustanding of which was the ad vantages it offered as a mass education edu-cation project; making the public more conscious of health problems. The Club Collect was read by Mrs. J. W. Aird and group singing was featured with Mrs. Terry Oakley Oak-ley at the piano. Acacia and daffodils were combined com-bined in decorating the entertaining entertain-ing rooms, while carnations were in the hall and living room. Twenty-three members were present. Mill CONSOLE CONSOLE ..... iMoijyQj penney BUILDING"; Club Calendar NINETEENTH CENTURY Mrs. J. J. Winterwill be hostess hos-tess to members of the Nineteenth Nine-teenth Century club Friday at 2:30 o'clock at her home, 220 South Second West street. Mrs. Thomas Gessford will give a paper on "Radio and Television." VIELLES AMIES Members of the Vielies Amies club will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Miss Laura Bonnett, with Miss Rheta Kay as assisting hostess. MARY CECELIA , Mrs. Vernon Tolboe will be hostess to members of the Mary ' Cecelia club Tuesday afternoon at her home. LAMBDA TAU Mrs. Virginia Brienholt will be hostess to members of the Lambda Tau club Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at her home. DE NOVO Members of the De Novo club will be guests of Mrs- John Bush Tuesday afternoon at her home. CLIVEIX Mrs. Lester Allen will entertain members of the Clivell club Monday Mon-day evening at her home 535 North Seventh East. SOCIAL ART Mrs. Albert Rasmussen will be hostess to members of the Social Art club Monday evening at her home. A splendid program has been arranged and a full attendance attend-ance is urged. FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS The Friendly Neighbors will meet at the home of Mrs. Joseph Martin Thursday afternoon. MISSIONARY SOCIETY Members of the Missionary society so-ciety of. the Community church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. E. Sears, 76 East Third South, Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. George C. Larsen will give the paper of the afternoon. O. E. S. Valley Chapter No. 3, O. E. S., will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'efocte' at4he M&soaic- temple. Mrs. Viola C. Metz of Salt Lake City, grand lecturer, will make her official visit. 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