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Show ' ;Plfovb g(UTAH1 SUNDAY jHERALP, 7; SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19; M 1989 H PAGE- THREE Q, S: Tenders Attractive Invitational Perfect: March Council Women To Entertain For Partners 4 1 Distinguished Guests To Be ; Here For World Premier Of Musical Show There is a noted absence from Provoi&jbcial calendar of any promiment functions taking place on March 1 and 2, and this disclosure would indicate that the socially inclined are making sure that nothing comes to interfere with their attendance at-tendance at the world premier of "Flying Along," to be presented pre-sented on those dates at the Paramount theater. Too much cannot be said of the delightful musical comedy being given by the Provo American Legion post, according to stories coming from those who have sat in on rehearsals under un-der the direction of Chalmers B. Fithian and Rita Brooks of the Provo Conservatory. Several letters have been received from distinguished couples throughout the state, accepting the honor of being among the patrons and patron- esses at the event, which gives promise of teing an outstanding attraction of the year In Provo. Governor Henry H. Blood writes congratulations to the Provo Le gion post on its tag undertaking, and adds that "he and Mrs. Blood will be happy and delighted to act as a patron and patroness." He adds, however, that his present pres-ent state of ill health may prevent pre-vent him from attending the grand opening performance, set for the evening of March 1. Similar letters have been received re-ceived from Otto A. Wiesley of Salt Lake City, secretary of state; Pres. Franklin S. Harris, Mayor Jtfark Anderson of Provo; Carl A. Badger, brigadier general commanding com-manding the 56th field artillery brigade Salt Lake City, and Adjutant General W. G. Williams Wil-liams of the state of Utah. Dr. Frank T. Reynolds is general gen-eral chairman on promotion for the gala show, and Clarence Harmon Har-mon and George Ballif comprise the committee in charge of distinguished dis-tinguished visitors and guests. Some 40 invitations have been mailed to prominent people and acceptances are fceng received daily. A number of clubs and groups of friends have signified their intention of forming theater parties par-ties for Mar. 1 and 2, and already Amercan Legion scrip is being purchased, which will later be exchanged for the theater tickets. Coming as a new announcement In connection with the "Flying Along" performance, is word of a lavish fashion review which is a definite part of the show. Merchants Mer-chants ' of Provo have selected their most charming salesgirls and are vieing with each other in their attempt to secure the most gorgeous and colorful modes of the day. The list of merchants' models includes: Mrs. Connie Buckley, representing Butlers; Miss Afton Whether Traveling to Le Pleasant Grove, Salt Lake Ogden, Logan, Payson. Nephi. Fillmore, Cedar City; Points in Sevier County, Sanpete or Carbon Car-bon County In Fact - -Anywhere by Bus! Visit Our New Travel Center 95 W. Center - Phone 1272 TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT WM. E. RODRIGUE, Agt. HOME OF - , Burlington Trailways Rio Grande Trailways National Trailways hi Greeting Cards "If You Write Because You Love to Buy Pound Paper If You Write Because You Have to Try Our Small Notesl But Why Write At All? SEND:5JING CARDS! " PHONE 15 "We Have Just Recevied a Large Shipment of a Beautiful Kew "Flying -- Johnson, Christensen's Thrift store; Miss La Rae All man, David's; Da-vid's; Miss Jessie Johnson, Firm age's; Miss Helen Park, Gloria's Frock Shop; Mrs. Elsie Miller; Heindselman Gift and Tarn Shop; Miss Glenda Taylor, S. H. Kress Co; Miss Opal Rigby, Kay's Shoppe; Miss Marie Elliott, Lewis Ladies' store; Miss Jeanne Wilson, Wil-son, Lucille Shop r Miss Norma Johnson, Petita Shop; Miss Mar-vel Mar-vel Wilde, J. C; Penney Co; Miss Dorothy Stringfellow,. Sears-Roe-t-uck and Co; Miss Maurine Clegg, Taylor Brother company; Miss Carol Hatch, of the Utah Power and Light company, representing Shrivers; Miss Virginia Pullen, Ercanbrack and Son; Miss Irene Chris tensen, City Drug company; Miss Florence Dunn, Keeleys, Inc; Miss Donna Speakman, Provo Pro-vo Drug; Miss Jean Jensen, Peck Electric; Miss DeLene Pack, Walgreen Wal-green Drugs; Miss Jean Prest-wich, Prest-wich, Sutton cafe; Mrs. Verla Cox, Tavern cafe; Mrs. Annette Jones, William Thornton Drug; Miss Mary Birk, F. W. Wool-worth Wool-worth company. A cast of 120 singers, dancers, comic and dramatic players will appear in the three-act musical comedy, with Dianne Calder, Ted Maynard and Hilma Henrie taking tak-ing the leading roles. Afternoon and evening performances will be held on both dates, in order that everyone may have an opportunity oppor-tunity to join in Provo's mammoth mam-moth attraction of 1939. Party Held After Game After the Lehi-Provo high basketball bas-ketball game Friday night, several sev-eral girls met at the home of Miss Olga Allred, for a "victory" party. The P. H. S. colors, green and white, predominated, the table" being centered with a large green and white basketball. Piano selectors se-lectors were played by Elaine and Quathel Allred. In attendance were Quella All-red, All-red, Margaret Clayton, Lawana Peay, Jessie Keith, Lena Peterson, Peter-son, Dorothy Hansen, Helen Harmon, Har-mon, Fay Thomas and Elaine Allred. "My Son, My Son" Is Reviewe4 The Ta Lenta social unit of the B. Y. U. held a meeting Thursday evening at the home of Ila Jackson, Jack-son, at which time Mrs. Sherman Christenson reviewed "My Son, My Son." Refreshments were served to Gloria Stayner, Gertrude Bartholomew, Bartholo-mew, Flora Martin, Margaret Weeks, Lavonna Frandsen, Myrra Williams, Vohda Wall, Vida Firi-layson. Firi-layson. Nedra Simkins, Elizabeth Randall, Eleanore Toomey, Betty Miller and Eleanore Moore. 5ft V. F. W. Women Hold Session Mrs. Mary Harding entertained the ladies' auxiliary to the Veterans Veter-ans of Foreign Wars, Thursday afternoon at her home. Bridge and social chat were en joyed; and luncheon served. Greetingr Cards A I Along l - ' ' y , ?, , ' f 5 r; ' 7 - - Ci i. (' - V.-.'.V.V.'.'.'. .' -. t Here's the perfect spring hat for ous. The little felt pillbox is of uiiu tu sun a iui,; -- Daughter Honored M!rs. C. L. Rasmussen entertained enter-tained at a birthday party Friday evening at their home, in honor of her daughter, Gloria Jean, whose twelfth birthday anniversary annivers-ary occurred on "that day. Claudine Marshall won the high score prize. Games and singing were enjoyed by the guests. A delicious luncheon was served at a table centered with a pink and white birthday cake. The following girls were present: pres-ent: Claudine Marshall, Norma Meservy, Beverly Duckett, Barbara Bar-bara Lewis, Anna May Wilkins, Gloria Mower, Shirlene Thompson, Thomp-son, Beth Beck, Barbara Taylor, Doris May Newton, Doris Clark, Norma Molyneaux, Margaret Jol-ley, Jol-ley, Nadine Cox, Sally Newton, Bonny Hindmarsh and Joan Pullen. Many lovely gifts were received. re-ceived. Valley Circle at Regular Meeting Valley Circle met at the home of Mrs. Henry Immisch Friday evening, with Mrs. W. H. Wagner and Mrs. William Ralston as as sisting hostesses. Cut flowers and candles were used to decoratevthe entertaining rooms. ' A business meeting was held, followed by a paper, "Relation of Public- Health to Syphilis," given by Mrs. J. Karl Beck. Luncheon was served to the L following: Mrs. Charles Funk, Mrs. Herman Grimm, Mrs. kod-ert kod-ert Nelson, Mrs. J. C. Halber-sleben. Halber-sleben. Mrs. Theodore Rasmussen, Mrs. W. H. Wagner, Mrs. J. Karl Beck Mrs. J. G. Strickley, Mrs. Fred Ray, Mrs ' A M. Lyal, Mrs. Jack Perham, Mrs. Ledger Free, Mrs. Harry Ulrey, Mrs. Harry Michael, Mrs. Andrew Broaddus, Mrs. Henry Immisch and Mrs. William Ralston. Fistula Sufferers Pace Danger One of the tragic results of neglected neg-lected fistula frequently Is loss of bowel control together with nervous nerv-ous diseases and general ill health caused by self poisoning. Thousands Thous-ands could save themselves from humiliation and serious illness by taking proper treatment in time. The Thornton & Minor Clinic oldest old-est known rectal Institution in the wprld; offers a FREE! Book which explains Fistula and other rectal diseases; tells how more, than 50,-000 50,-000 persons have been, benefited by their mild,' corrective institutional treatment without hospital con finement. Write for this Free Book and Reference List. Address Thornton Thorn-ton & Minor Cllnie, Suite 316, 926 McGee St., Kansas City, Ma adv. "T '17 1 mi) , - i" J If I GLAMOROUS HEADLINES IS the tall, slender beauty who doesn't mind looking a bit mvsteri. fine French felt. The chiffon scarf rtwuss mc icc s Miuwii, aown " in a bow at the back. - v Y' Val Norns ... Feature World Fair Theme An advance opening of the New York World's fair was featured in the theme for the B. Y. U. Val Norn invitational dancing party, held at the Utah State hospital ballroom Saturday evening. In imitation of the fair grounds, there stood in the center of the floor, a huge white sphere and Trialon, edged with palms. White balloons were all about, adding a festive note. The refreshments featured modernistic cookies and frappe, and the table was centered center-ed with a blue mirror, on which stood a sphere and Trialon. Coff man's orchestra of Spanish Fork was engaged for the eve ning and at intermission, the unit girls sang the""""Val Norn Song." Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Harris, Dr. and Mis. Wesley P. Lloyd, Dr. and Mrs. Alonzo .7. Morley, Prof. ;nd Mrs. LeRoy J. Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Meridith Wilson were patrons. Leah Harris was chairman on arrangements, assisted toy Helen Bennett, Jerry Lambert and Phyl lis Smart. Donna Smuin is president of the unit; Venice Cottam, vice president; Helen Brockbartkr-secretary; Katherine Morrell, report er, and Helen Bennett, treasurer. Scandinavians Hold Dance An unusually large crowd attended at-tended the Scandinavian organization's organiza-tion's dance at the Third ward hall Friday evening, and the quilt was won by Arthur D. Taylor, it is reported. re-ported. Announcement! Remodeled Re-Decorated Re-Furnished A NEW PLACE! THE OLD NAME Springville . ? MAESER YOUNG ROWE CLARK - 1 : ' - . - x. j 1 S. V v ,x X v "J i w. x xi v s Xv" s x s-x V-x X x1 ' . . X x ff X -X x x ir xr x x i X V x is 72 inches long and may be in nacK, around the neck or tied ! Eveg f Bridge Enjoyed Mrs. Ralph Hedquist entertained entertain-ed members of her bridge club Friday evening at her home, a delicious dinner preceding cards. A St. Patrick scheme predominated predom-inated in the table decorations, which consisted of a beautiful bouquet, green tapers and St. Patrick tally-place cards. Mrs. Ross Nuttall won the high score prize and Mrs. Emerson Bradley, the second favor. Other members present included: Mrs. Mila Bean, Mrs. "O. W. Beebe, Mrs. Clyde Clark, Mrs. Wallace Prince and Mrs. G. T. Braun. DAVlES . SHOW DIRECTOR Officers of the Associated Men students of Brigham Young university uni-versity announced Friday the choosing of Jack Davies of Spanish Span-ish Fork as director of a new annual A. M. S. show, and Ken Taylor, Provo student as associate director. Willie Stevens of El Paso, Tex., A. M. S. chairman, made the announcement. an-nouncement. . 'I I I - - -V ..V,-r H2AD' EVEn;.:P I i ' - , V VA?::?i:ii:S.v xvr v Tl V i "x ' s 1 t. x x: .-LASTv'LONGr:: THE DEUI For matchless beauty in a Permanent Wave, wc fcituft the new kiiling KOOLERWAVE. Posidrelvrkves closer to the head . . . j;ivci an unusually .em aitt ... leaves hair marvelouslf soft and lovelf regardless of texture and color. Your wave will last much longer! It is cool . . . featherweight . . . cy ix minutes on -the head. Ask us or a test curl. No machincr-no electricitynot elec-tricitynot like any odier )ermanent waving method. 56 EASTi CENTER S. . Ami4 a thousand balloons, b. S. yea, .alumnae, . and guests danced at their annual invitational invita-tional at the Springville Second Lward, ,hal Frjday rnght. The tPeme, "Drifting and Dreaming? was carried out in Uttering clouds in the entrance nail and on the orchestra stand. While balloons floated everywhere covering the iCeiling and spelling out s. "n the wall. Indirect colored lighting, was used. Guests were receied by Renee Anderson .chairman, and George Fliflet, Elayne Hinckley. Sherman Wine and Prof, and Mrs. Karl Youngrv "Drifting and Dreaming " was sunr bv double mixed tllo, com-nosed com-nosed of Margaret Paxman. Doris Alder. . Mary Dean Peterson, Jessica Udall, Margaret Tate and Neva Strate. The actives joined n to sing the sweetheart song. They were accompanied bv Spencer Oabtree s orchestra, which play ed music for dancing.' Downstairs, in an attractive balloon -decora ted room, refreshments refresh-ments were served. Miss Anderson was assisted by nnri. Alder. Dama Grant. Beth Bird, Dorothy Durrant. The oa-"otis oa-"otis included Prof, and Mrs. Karl Young, Dr. and Mrs. Wesley P. Lloyd and Mr and Mrs. Victor Vic-tor C. Anderson. Active members and their partners part-ners were Doris Alder, Bob Sumner; Sum-ner; Jessica Udall, Doug Davis; Neva Strate, Rex Thomas: Virginia. Vir-ginia. Hunter. Malcolm Booth; Frances Hughes, Willie Stevens; Margaret Tate, Shlrl Evans: Re-ne Re-ne Anderson. George Fliflet; Margaret Paxman, Les Taylor; Florence Stevens, Sterling Strate; Elithe Fillmore, Neff Smart; Norma Jackson, Vernon Jensen; Merlyn Romney, Bud Jackson; Beth Hales, Lavar Johnson; Alice Bown. Rulon Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. LaNell Hayward, Beth Men- denhall, Grant Fisher; Dama Grant, Taylor Reynolds; Ruth White, James Freestone; Cather ine Pardoe, Joe Strickland: Ruth Greenwell, Kay Bunnell; Elayne Hinckley, Sherman Wing; Betn Jenkins, Roy Hudson; La Rae Alleman, Brice Chris tensen; Bar bara Anderson. Gordon Billings; Roslvn Eddington, Fred Ahland-er; Ahland-er; Mary Deane Peterson, Drew Leonard; Lyda Whicker, Paul Boyer; Edith Clark, Cyrus EU'- worth; Gwen Toland and LaThair Curtis. Surprised By Friends A small group of friends gave a surprise party for Miss Doris Gren.at ner home Friday evening. Lovely gifts were received by the honor guest. Miss Gloria Beck won the high score prize in the variety of games played, and a delicious luncheon was enjoyed by the following girls: Chrystal Rasmussen, Ras-mussen, Mildred Edith Sorenson, Gloria Beck, Fern Christensen, Georgia Norman, Mary La Dean Hansen and Doris Gren. Candy Pull Follows Game A group of girls held a candy pull at the home of RamolaKing Friday night, after the Provo high-Lehi game. Games were also enjoyed by the following present: Isabelle Gagon, Annie Richardson, Ber-heda Ber-heda Lynn, Myrtle Thorson, Thel-ma Thel-ma Carter, Mary Stum and Dorothy Doro-thy Passcy. RV.S JLOr G F;r.-Vi y n PEfiMAVEWr . ini.u.ipunium M.-!rNrwi i -v i i -v RITA HAYWORTH, young Hollywood Hol-lywood actress, wears a smart new beach costume. It includes a bathing suit, bag with wood handle and interesting shoes of an elastic cotton print and a flaring flar-ing beach robe of white linen trimmed with matching print. Club Women Enjoy Review Mrs. Agnes Carter and Mrs. Ber-nice Ber-nice Hopkins were hostesses to members of the E. M. C. club Friday Fri-day evening at the Carter home. Mrs. Pearl L. Sharp reviewed the novelette, "Remembering Laughter," after which dainty refreshments re-freshments were served to Mrs. Elsie Lloyd, Mrs. Lucile Peay, Miss Dorothy Clayton. Mrs. Emily Tyler,, Ty-ler,, Mrs. Vera Liddiard, Mrs. Florence Flor-ence Allred, Mrs. Beulah Henrich-sen Henrich-sen and Mrs. Edith Clayton. TE3E Finer lilfe C uni -11.,., J Assured Quality IsEconomiccU r ' iKtigr The .Women's Council members have set aside Friday evening, March. 3, to honor their husbands, and sweethearts at a semi-formal dinner .at the Women's club, house. . ' Members should make reservations reserva-tions not later than Wednesday," March 1, with, their section chair- men, as follows: Mrs. W. T. Has ler, Mrs. Elizabeth Sardoni, Mrs. H. A. Hansen, Miss Blanche Nelson and Mrs. Clarence Harmon. Cards will follow the dinner, announces an-nounces Mrs. Earl Smoot, chair man on arrangements. & ; Recently Married; Tendered Shower ; A miscellaneous shower was given ty Miss Romie Andreason and Mrs. Gerald Bair, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Erven Bair (Zola Andreason) who were recently wed, Friday evening at the home of the bride's father, Chris Andreason. An-dreason. Games and music proved delightful de-lightful diversions and a delicious delici-ous luncheon was served to SO guests. Many lovely gifts were presented to the young couple. Attended Wedding Given In Lehi Mr. and Mrs. Mel Runnells, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Parley Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark. Mr. and Mrs. James Trun-key, Trun-key, and Mr. and Mrs. Ferron Burningham attended the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. James Carter (Fay Richlns), held at the Lehi -Third ward hall Thursday evening. Mr. Carter is a member of the Carter orchestra of Lehi. Dinner Guests Friday Night Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Baker entertained en-tertained at dinner Friday evening eve-ning at their home. Covers were laid for: Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Baker, Mr. and Mrs. William Young, Jr., Rulon Baker of St. George, and Barry-lyn Barry-lyn and Evalyn Baker. A George Washington theme was carried out in the attractive table appointments. Games were played. quality . . . lower prices on these new rugs mum m A Genuine AXMINSTER Only$2 OTHER 9x12 RUGS at $$9-95 including PAD and THROW RUG! BUY IN FEBRUARY and Take Advantage of These Prices! mm uepu; ; ' |
