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Show PAGE FOUR PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1940 Pan-American Celebration Features Kiwanis Function A gay note of informality went far towards making the Kiwanis club's annual Christmas and installation party one of the most attractive of the 1940 Yuletide season. Held at the Hotel Roberts Friday evening, and attended by more than 100 persons, including the ladies, the entertainment enter-tainment features centered around a Pan-American celebration. celebra-tion. The theme symbolized the bringing together of several countries, through the medium of television and radio, in the interest of promoting good-will. Decorations about the dining hall typified -the United States, Alaska, South America, Mexico and Hawaii, and hundreds of colored balloons were released as a climax to the eve ning's entertainment. Clarence H. Harmon, arrangements arrange-ments chairman, was master of ceremonies. George S. Ballif was installed as 1941 Kiwanis club president, and other officers installed included: in-cluded: George C. Larson and -Marion J. Steed, vice presidents; Henry D. Taylor, secretary-treasurer; Homer R. Bandley, Sam Sargis, Wendell C. LaBrache and J. YV. Christenson, Jr., directors. Outgoing President LeRoy J. Ol-sen Ol-sen automatically becomes a member mem-ber of the board. Jacob Coleman district governor-elect, acted as installing officer. Mr. Olsen responded re-sponded briefly. Guests introduced included Lieutenant District Governor and Mrs. James F. Wingate of Spring-ville, Spring-ville, Lieutenant Governor - elect and Mrs. Ray Walters of Price, Mr. and Mrs. Orson Slack of Og-den, Og-den, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steed of Clearfield, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bybee, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, and a new member, Clifton Tolboe, and wife. Mr. Coleman introduced Mrs. Celia Van Cott of Provo, who has been named poetess laureate of the Utah-Idaho district. She read a poem written especially for the occasion. During the banquet, attractive favors, cracker and cheese trays, were presented to the ladies under un-der the direction of Claude S. Ash-Vorth. Ash-Vorth. The Kiwanis ladies' trio, consisting of Mrs. Bernice Daa-trup, Daa-trup, Mrs. Zenith Johnson and Mrs. Mary Clark, sang- two numbers num-bers and led the group in singing "God Bless America." Mrs S. G. Sargis was accompanist. . The after-dinner program consisted con-sisted of stunts, skits, singing and dancing, and a spirit of hilarity pervaded. The first part came from Alaska, with Dr. Stanley M. Clark as master of ceremonies, And featured a piano solo by Joe A-shworth. From Argentina, with John W. McAdam in charge, a "famous" instrumental -quartet was presented. The personnel of the mock quartet which "played"' in rare style, included Evan Thomas, Orrin Jackson, Peter Jensen and Arthur D. Taylor, Also, from Argentina, there was an actual rooster fight between cocks coached by Homer R. Band-ley Band-ley and Jerry Bybee. Denzil A. Brown was master of ceremonies for the program coming com-ing from Hawaii, which feattAed songs by three B. Y. U. Hawaiian students, Reuben Ohai, Ben Ohai and Willard Kekausha, and songs and dances by Norma and Carolyn Caro-lyn Robertson, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Robertson, who spent the last few years in Hawaii. Ha-waii. Final portion of the program came from Mexico, with Senor Sterling M. Ercanbrack announcing announc-ing events of the gay fiesta which included songs by B. F. Robinson and Rinda Anderson, and dances by Marguerite Anderson and Dennis Romney, and was climaxed cli-maxed by a bull fight, with Madison Madi-son W. Merrill as matador. Dr. E. Mansfield D. C. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! To All People Suffering From the Effects of Influenza: Treat the Natural way. Electric Elec-tric treatments will rejuvenate the body, neutralize the "flu" acids and avoid after complications. complica-tions. Give it a trial and you will be surprised with the results re-sults you will obtain, and how much more energy and pep you will have. Phone 1093-W for Appointment 75 East Center St., Provo FOES CANDY SII0VJE2 NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Fisnenr.iTC ko:.ie PROVO CANYON OSTLER'S CANDY To Be Given Away FREE To Everybody Attending! Wed 50 Years; To Be Feted Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Martin are cord ially invited to attend an "open house" being given in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary, anni-versary, this afternoon from 2 to G o'clock at their home, 228 South Third West street. Their son and daughter, J. Virl Martin of Provo, and Mrs. Clyde D. Sandgren of Bayside, Long Island, New York, will assist in receiving. Leaving For Mission; Feted Complimenting Paul Harmon, who is leaving soon for an L. D. S. mission in Brazil, Miss Billie Hol-lingshead Hol-lingshead was hostess at a bridge-dinner bridge-dinner at her heme Friday, evening. eve-ning. Holly lined the dining table, which also . held cream colored tapers in crystal holders. A lighted light-ed Christmas tree stood in the living liv-ing room, and a variety of Yule-tide Yule-tide decorations were arranged about the rooms. Buddy Harmon and Miss Grace Gray won the bridge high score favors. Enjoying the affair were Paul Harmon, Miss Mary Taylor, Jack Trunnell, Miss Grace Gray, Stanford Stan-ford Durrant, Miss Georgia Culli-more. Culli-more. Buddy Harmon and Miss Kollingshead. VINEYARD MBS. GEORGE F. WELLS Reporter Phone 01-R-4 Mr- and Mrs. Leland Gammon, was host and hostess to members of her family Thursday at a turkey dinner. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Clark and five sons of Georgetown, Ida., Mr. and Mrs. Willett and Mr. and Mrs- Dorman Willett and two daughters of Orem, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Willett and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Anderson and three sens of Provo, Ferrell Willett of Winnemucca, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen and son of San Jose, California, who is visiting here spent Thursday in Logan with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Larsen entertained en-tertained Sunday at a family dinner din-ner at their home. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Larsen Lar-sen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Low-ell Larsen and three sons, Mr. and I Mrs. Rex Davis and children of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Authmel Larsen and children of Provo, Miss Ha Mower of Fairview, and Don Larsen of Lincoln, Nebraska, who is vacationing here. There will be no Primary and M. I. A. Monday and Tuesday. But ! a quilting will be held at Relief j society Tuesday afternoon. All : members are asked to attend, j The Christmas carrolers, seren-jaded seren-jaded the community Christmas Eve, also Santa made an early call and sent the children scampering off to bed. Vineyard residents are indeed fortunate for sweet Christmas Christ-mas songs, given by groups of singers each year. ff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Clegg and children have spent the past three days visiting with relatives in Salina. A welcome home testimonial honoring Joseph Blake will be held Sunday evening in the ward chapel. A fine program has been arranged and all ward nember3 are invited to be present. Elder Blake returned recently from the East Central states. The children of the ward were entertained Friday afternoon at a dance- Old Santa was there and gave the children a treat. The same evening the adults enjoyed a dance- The hall was decorated and everyone had a fine time. The Sunday school officers and teachers teach-ers were the sponsors. Literary Club At Christmas Breakfast Ladies' Literary club members enjoyed their annual Christmas breakfast Friday morning; at the home of Mrs. Richard Bandley, who was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Rulon Morgan and Miss Marguerite Jepperson. A gayly trimmed tree, a beautiful beauti-ful azalia plant, and Christmas wreaths and bells decorated the entertaining rooms and the small tables were centered with white candles and held novelty candy favors. Bridge and other 'games were played after breakfast and novelty gifts were presented. In attendance were: Mrs Herald R. Clark, Mrs. Parley L. Larsen, Mrs. Dwight Packard, Mrs. Hugo Price, Mrs. E. A. Paxman, Mrs. Wyman Berg, Mrs. Arnold Raw-ilngs, Raw-ilngs, Mrs. M. W. Merrill, Mrs. Wayne B. Hales, Mrs. Thomas H. Sumner, Mrs. James A. Owens, Mrs. Sterling Ercanbrack, Mrs. Jack Pullen, Mrs. Lester Taylor, Mrs. Cora G. Wilson, Mrs. Abe W. Turner, Mrs. Marie Clark. Mrs. J. W. Christenson, Mrs. Elmo Peters and Mrs. DaCosta Clark of Provo, Mrs. Dan Hunter and Mrs. Karl Bandley of Salt Lake City. Dancing Club At Formal A delightful event of Saturday evening, was the semi-formal held by the Provo stake M. I. A. Dancing Danc-ing Friends, at the First ward hall. Ram Wilstead's orchestra furnished furn-ished the music and 100 couples, including members and guests, were in attendance. Invitation to Happy Hour Club Members of the Happy Hour Dancing club have been invited by Dr. Garland H. Pace to hold their New Year's night dancing party at the Utah State hospital ball room. Each couple may invite two couples. Refreshments will be served. Birthday Is Celebrated Miss Ana Del Bailey was host- ess to. a group of friend. Friday evening, the occasion being her birthday anniversary, Progressive games were played, prizes being awarded and a delicious de-licious luncheon served. Christmas motifs were used in decorating the table. Those present were La Von Whiting, Roma Wiley, Bonnie Bell, Ilah Terry, Elaine Bullock, Bonnie Scott, Fawn Powell and Illean Stagg. Beautiful gifts were received by Ana Del. Drastic Omar Kiam, important American evening gown of crisp white lace. gloves are of black velvet. Provoan Is Wed Home Wedding Friday Evening Gertrude Sauer, i well-known Provoan, became the bride of Glen LaVar Humphries of Los Angeles, during ceremonies held at the home of her parents, Prof .and Mrs. Robert Sauer, Friday evening. Mr. Humphries is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Humphries of Hinckley, Utah, who were here for the wedding. President R. J. Murdock of Utah stake officiated, the ceremony being performed at 7:30 o'clock in the presence of 45 relatives and close friends. , . The weddiner march was played jiATTn I OIITIO y Henry Steineckert, and the iUVU VJU LI 1 JlKs bride was given in marriage by ! fothur rPf- "Rf WTpfl A YV vvl George L. Golding of Provo, is announcing the engagement of his daughter, Marjorie Mae, to William Wil-liam Elmer Hunter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hunter of Provo. The marriage is to be an event of early spring. Miss Golding is a graduate' of the Provo high school, and is employed em-ployed in the office of Dr. H. F. Cannon. Mr. Hunter is a former student of the B. Y. U., and is employed by M. D. Close. Dinner Guests at Dr. J. J. Weights A dinner was given by Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Weight at their home Friday evening, the table being attractive with a Christmas centerpiece cen-terpiece in a red and green scheme. Covers were laid for Dr. and Mrs. R. Garn Clark, Dr. and Mrs. Wilford Woolf, Dr. and Mrs! Arnold Robison, Miss Mildred Walker and Mrs. L. E. Eggertsen. :. Hawaii Is Discussed at Club A program on Hawaii was presented pre-sented at the meeting of the Phile Nada of Utah Sorosis, held at the home of Mrs. William R. Firmage Friday afternoon. .- -r i - A short period of business wa in charge of the president, Mrs. LaNell Hayward. and plans were made for an open session to be held February 6. Mrs. Clifford Sowards gave an interesting travelogue on the Haw aiian islands, and showed a num-i. ber of souvenirs which she brought home with ner. airs. laiNeu Jtiay-, ward operated- moving pictures taken by the Ralph Haywards onJ their trip to the islands. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served. In attendance were Mrs. Blaine V. Hart. Mrs. Jack Davies, Mrs. Waldo Hodson, Mrs. Stanley Heal, Mrs. Clifford Sowards, Mrs. Jeck Jensen, Mrs- R. D. Cloward, Mrs. r Arthur McArthur, Mrs. John Ouist. Mrs. Sherman "Wing, Mrs. Harold Bailey and Mrs. LaNell Hayward. Contrast v.v rwwQt r 1 1 designer, created this dramatic The bow in the hair and the long , . - To Coast Man; Tne couple stood in front of the firenlace. which was banked with ferns. Tinv Christmas trees and Santa Claus with sleigh and reindeer were arranged on the mantel, and a beautifully lighted tree stood in the room. The bride wore a beautiful gown of white satin, en-train, and her finger-tip veil was edged with lace and fell from a dainty white satin crown trimmed with beads and rhinestones. She earned a bouquet of Talisman roses and white sweet peas. Miss Bessie Evans of Salt Lake City was maid of honor, and she was in red silk crepe, with sequin trimmings, and wore a sequin Juliet cap and a corsage of gardenias. gar-denias. Joseph Dunn of Salt Lake attended the bridegroom. Following the ceremony, Prof, and Mrs. Sauer gave a dinner for the entire party at the Chicken Roost. A three-tiered weddine cake formed the centerpiece for the table, also decorated with sprays of cedar and white candles tied with silver bells Several readings were given by Miss Jean Reese. In addition to the bride and groom and their parents, there were present Max and Wayne Humphries, Ray Steffens and William Humphries, all of Hinckley; Hinck-ley; Miss Mabel Sauer of Provo, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Clayton and Elayne and Arvil Clayton. Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sauer of Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Perr and son Robert of Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Steffins of Springville; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steineckert, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hiller, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Miller, Mrs. Vivian M. Bates, Harry and Wood-row Wood-row Clark of Helper; Grant Baker of Magna, Mrs. Ada Baker of American Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Smith of Los Angeles. Miss Dortha Reid and Miss Jean Reese. . The newlyweds left Saturday to make their home in os Angeles, where Mr. Humphries is employed at the Pneumatic Tool, and Machinery Ma-chinery company. BRIEFS Windsor Ward LOIS DKAGE. REPORTER Pheue OG-J-11 -i. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Prestwich and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gordon left Friday morning for a week's vacation trip. They will visit with Mr. and Mrs- Raymond Cutler Cut-ler at Phoenix, Arizona, and will go from there to Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pyne, Lloyd, Max and Dee Pyne left Friday for southern Arizona where they will make their home this winter. A delightful holiday party was enjoyed by Orem Literary club members and their partners Thursday Thurs-day evening. A delicious chicken dinner was served at the Park's cafe after which "500'' was played 1 .at the Parks home. Mrs. Donald uiKon ana Airs, inomas Jacobs won the prize awards. In attendance attend-ance were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Terry, Mr. and Mrs V Emil Hansen, Mr and Mrs. Thomas Cordner, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pyne, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Park, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dixon, Mrs. Erval Christensen, Mrs. Ada Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Pyne, Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Park, Mr. and Mrs. Verde Washburn. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wells entertained en-tertained a group of friends at their home on Christmas eve, the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Jol-ley, Jol-ley, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pyne, Weston Park and partner, Loyd Pyne and Miss Maude Suell. Mrs. P. G. Peterson entertained at a family dinner at her home Wednesday. Covers were arranged arrang-ed for" Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Morris and son, Neal of Cedar City, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Parlell Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Peterson, Miss Esther Isaacson, John and Ralph Peterson. Peter-son. Mr. and Mrs. Verde Washburn and their family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Washburn Wash-burn at their home in Lehi Friday evening. J. W. Hallam of Wendover is IEAUTI Do you have dandruff? Is OREL! hair falling' If you have any trouble with your scalp or hair 'IBRECK' scalp treatments will correct it. It even reconditions a poor permanent and snaps the curl back. We specialize in soft water shampoos. 2.6 EAST CENTER ST. ATTRACTIVE BRIDE - ELECT Miss Dorothy Trotter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Trotter of Provo, whose betrothal to Pershing Howa of Salt Lake, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Howe of Heber City, is made known today. , Nuptial plans are being made for the middle of January, and the young couple will reside in Salt Lake. The bride-elect is a graduate of the Weber high school in Ogden, and has bsen employed in Provo for the past two years. Mr. Howe formerly attended the University of Utah, where he was active in music circles. He is a member of the Swanee Singers, and is employed" at the Wilson Hotel in Salt Lake. Stokes Fillmores Have Family Home Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fillmore had members of their family home for Christmas, including Mr. and Mrs. Winston J. Fillmore of Cor-vallis. Cor-vallis. Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Cannon of Salt Lake City, who have now returned to their homes. Dr. and Mrs. Lorin C. Bryner and family were also guests. spending the Christmas holidays with his daughter, Mrs. Clifford Fielding and her family. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Crandall visited with relatives in Spanish Fork Thursday . Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carson of Fairfield and their family spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs-Orrell Mrs-Orrell De Lange. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maap entertained en-tertained at Christmas dinner Wednesday. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bigelow, Dan and Sherman Bigelow, Mr. "and Mrs- John Lorenz of Tacoma, Washington, Washing-ton, Mr. and , Mrs. Alvin Rowley and children, Anne and Claude, Lowell Bigelow .Miss Ilia Briggs, of Spanish Fork, Paul and Wayne Maag and the host and hostess. - Mr. and Mrs. John Lorenz of Tacoma, Washington are visiting wtih her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bigelow and 'other relatives rela-tives in Orem and with relatives in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson of Spanish Fork spent Christmas day with their daughter, Mrs. Ned Kof-ford Kof-ford and her family. Mrs. Effie Garrick and her daughter, Elvira and son, Orlund are spending the Christmas holidays holi-days with her daughter, Mrs. Bud Harwood and her family in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Virgie Pederson is in Salt Lake City the guest of her daughter daugh-ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Reber. Mrs. Cleo Fish and daughter, Maryland and Miss Leona Selman of Salt Lake City visited over Christmas with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Selman. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thorn visited visit-ed with their daughter Mrs- Movell Hamilewright and her family in Salt Lake City Thursday. Mrs. Ethel Finch and her family were guests at a Christmas dinner din-ner given by Mrs. R. H. Boswell of Provo. FUL iniO n-ofo,, your hair oily? Is your BEAUTV SHOP PHONE 1343 X Papers Given At 19th Century "Characters of Today and Yes terday," was the topic of discus-j sion at the interesting Nineteenth j Century club session held Friday i afternoon at the home of Mrs. j Henry W. Gease. Mrs. C. E. Berry, president, was in charge. Mrs. Ira Cowan gave a fine paper on the life of Elinor Roosevelt, and Mrs. Gease read a paper written by Mrs. YV. L. Smith on the life of Thomas .Edison. .Edi-son. Mrs. L. H. -Beebe followed with a paper on Walt Disney, and members of the club discussed Mark Twain. . The entertaining rooms were beautifully arranged with Christmas Christ-mas motifs. Those present were Mrs. Robert Rob-ert Annand, Mrs. L. G. Baker, Mrs. L. H. Beebe, Mrs. E. F. Ir win, Mrs. M.. A. Daughcrty, Mrs Jh. W. Gease,1 Mrs. I. F. Cowan, Mrs. Arthur McCoy, Mrs. W. II, Olsen, Mrs. J. M. Vick, Mrs. C. E. Berry, and Mrs. Agnes Whitecot-ton. Whitecot-ton. Family Home On Christmas ' Mr. and Mrs. Ike Boyce entertained enter-tained at dinner, at their home in Edgewood, Christmas day, the table being gay with holly. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Ed Darling and baby Diane of American Fork, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Babcock and son Bobby and Virginia Vir-ginia Schofield. . . . START THE JJE17 YEilO QI3IIT MONDAY and TUESDAY Only! 12 Oo!es - Leather, Composition AH Rips Sewn Shoes Shined New Heel Pads - - - - ANY SIZE D Shoe Repair Dept. For Better Service A. GERTRUDE WISEMAN - BREADS I'KI NK Iilii:l 1 c. Sugar 1 e, .4it Prunes t! . Il'iur I '. lioln limn Vi t. Salt '.. t. Smla .r. I. baking l'uwder 1 r. Mnir milk 1 e. I'rune Juice I T. shortening If. Nut Meats Cream NliortrnliiK' ami raigar. Add rz tiiid prunes (which have been Ma:ViC.- in 1 c. water). Sift together tli lr- inure dip nt and add pltrr-Jl'.ilr'v pltrr-Jl'.ilr'v with liiiuidH. Add nut. Mix well. I!akc K minutes at 350 drBTreK. DATK AM) M T HKKA1 ' Kind Si .liii-e of 1 nninne 3 T. Huttcr 1 r. Sugar . 2 I luiir I t. Unking Powder , t. Salt I t. Soda I f, DateH Vs ' ' lIled 'N'nts Ilaco rind und Juir of nranjc In -n; und till with hniliuic water, (ream butter anil Migur. Add eatic uml cream. Sitt dry insredientM to-Kcther,timl to-Kcther,timl udd with liiiuid. Add mils mid dale. Jiin.e t,0 minifies lit ::.PU dcerees. FOR BETTER SERVICE Call Our Service Department Phone 1767 PROVO CITY POWER ! i ACE 9 |
