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Show PAGE FOUR PROVO (UTAHK SUNDAY- HER AED, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER .7; -1941 Married In Sf L. Temple J. Rites in - the Salt ' Lake ' temple Friday, united in marriage Neva Beth Miner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs! 'A. Miner of : Provo, and Kimball 3i Sorenaeni son . of ' Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sorensen also of Provo. . . , . , " V. President David A.' Broadbent performed the ceremony, in 'the presence of both parents, and close family members, as . follows: Mr. and . Mrs. Gordon B. Miner, Mrs. -Thais Gibson of Boulder City, Nev., Mrs. Miriam Kirkham, Mrs. Ruth Bennion and Mrs. May Banks of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Artie Thornton of Provo, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Williams (Mabel Bennett) Ben-nett) who were also married Friday, Fri-day, in the temple. - The bride, wore a white moire taffeta gown, and a corsage of lilies. - A wedding dinner followed the ceremonies, and after a short trip, the " newlyweds will return to Provo to make their home. Smart Affair For Beth Bird : A patriotic theme featured the attractive bridge-dinner given Miss Beth Bird, bride-elect, by Mrs. Jack Davies, Friday evening eve-ning at Valley Tavern in Springville. Spring-ville. . A red' container held red, white and blue gladioli, as a pretty centerpiece, cen-terpiece, and white candles were in crystal holders. A red strip ran the length of the table and red and blue stars and novelty patriotic place cards were added to the "smart appointments. Also, the 'menu featured a red and white idea. Mrs. Clifford Sowards won high score prize and Mrs. LaNell Hay-ward, Hay-ward, the second favor. A gift . was presented to Miss Bird. : In attendance were Miss Elaine Crandall of Springville, Mrs. Jack Jensen, Mrs. LaNell Hayward, Mrs. Clifford Sowards, Mrs. Tom Peterson and Mrs. Mark Boyle. s : " 1 - y. ' ' s - jT r - " " r' N4 . ' ; v - -''Jrittl -J c; ' - :vy ;;; wed during past week 1 JwP3 Mid-September Bride-Elect Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Storrs, of the approaching marriage of their daughter, Marjorie, to McLoyd Ericksen, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Ericksen of Manti. The nuptials will take place Sept. 19, in the Manti temple. The bride-elect is a graduate of the Provo high school. Mr. Ericksen, a graduate of Manti high, was also graduated gradu-ated from the B. Y. U. last spring, with a B. A. degree in music. The- young couple will make their home in Ephraim, where Mr. Ericksen will teach in the music department of the high school. Last Year's Figure Won't Do! TO GO WITH 7f , FASHIOfJS Brand new foundations that take their cue from the flattery, comfort and na turalness of this year's silhouette. They have a new light, supple look, yet with a bit of boning here, a clever gore there, they'll subdue the most stubborn curv.es. Expert fitters, complete stocks and thrifty prices, make it easy to have a new figure if you shop at Penney's! (A) AIMn-One Rayon and cotton "Lastex" and Leno "Lastex"! 32 to 38. (B) For Slimming Flex-O-Back! Rayon and cotton brocade. Won't ride up. 26-36. (OAFavoritef Inner bek! Flci-O Back! Mod- eratelv boned. Sizes 34-38. nnnnrn 1. 1 1: II U L V 4:'- "S'ffi Af, I nQp iiiiff i m- i lip m'to 1! i ; ' M-rTv f!l 'M' -ZjUp&jWi wind cotton jacquard ba- tiStC'' BtU 34 tr4ai -Ci-i' Gifts For Recent Bride NUPTIAL DATE REVEALED Sept. 13 has been set' as the date of marriage of Lenora Ash ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ashton of Provo, and Ferris L. Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Olsen of Spanish Fork. The wedding is to be held at the bride's home, with a reception immediately following in the Pleasant View ward recreation hall. The young couple will live in Spanish Fork. Miss Ashton is a graduate of the Lincoln high school, and has attended the B. Y7 U. For the past two years she has been employed in the AAA office in the county building. Mr. Olsen was graduated from the Spanish Fork high school and is employed in Spanish Fork. PHOTO ARTS -t - -$- WED DURING PAST WEEK Mrs. Elizabeth Hauser of Provo, announces the marriage of her daughter, Dorothy, to J. Walter Roberts, son of Mrs. Eva Roberts of this city, which took place here Thursday. The quiet wedding, attended only by close family members, mem-bers, took place at tie home of Mr. and Mrs. Dob Orton, aunt and uncle of the groom. Bishop William D. Norman of the Pioneer ward performed the ceremony at 5:30 o'clock. The rooms were arranged in pretty fashion" with asters and gladioli, and the bride wore a smart black velvet suit with white satin blouse and, black suede accessories. Her corsage cor-sage was of roses and sweet peas. After the ceremony, a wedding dinner was held at thicken Roost, and the newlyweds left for the canyons in southern Utah. t Both are graduates of the provo high school. Mr. Roberts is in the U. S. navy, stationed on the U. S. S. "Indianapolis," and is on 14-day leave from duty in Honolulu. He will leave the middle of the week to return .to the Hawaiian islands. STOKES A shower for Mrs. Delbert Thayne, the former Edith Falk-ner, Falk-ner, who was recently married, was given by her sister, Mrs. Howard Jacobeen, at the home of their mother, Mrs.. Henry Falk-ner, Falk-ner, Friday evening.' Miss Elayne Brockbank of Springville, read a two-act play, after which a tastefully arranged luncheon was served to 26 guests. A profusion of choice garden flowers decorated the entertain-1 ing rooms. Many gifts delighted the bride. GERTRUDE WISEMAN Suggests CHILI SAUCE 1 peck tomatoes 1 lb. (about 2 bunches celery) 1' quart small onions " 5 green peppers j Scald and skin tomatoes'. Cook IS minutes. Drain off half the juice. Chop other vegetables, vege-tables, add tomatoes and simmer sim-mer about ltt hours. Add the following: K T. ground cloves 1 T. dry mustard 2 cinnamon sticks 8 lbs. brown sugar ;,: - cup salt '. 1 quart cider vinegar Tie spices in cloth , bag, cook ingredients about 1 hours or until vegetables are soft. Seal in hot, sterilized jars. Makes 6 pints. FOR BETTER SERVICE Can Our Berries Department r -rhoaa r767 ....... , DEPT. OF " UHUT1E3 Literai-y League Opens Season; Program Outlined Literary League members met for1 their first session of the winter season, Friday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. Stanley Dunford, who welcomed wel-comed the women. Miss Helena Stewart outlined the year's program, the theme of which is, "Oh Say, Is This the U. S. A." Business matters were discussed. Mrs. Byard Nilsson sang "God Bless America." Tasty, refreshments were served ser-ved to Mrs. Garn Carter, Mrs. Byard Nilsson, Mrs. E. L. Kam-mermeyer, Kam-mermeyer, Mrs. A. E. Robison, Mrs. Clifton Tolboe, Mrs. Vernon Toltoe, Miss Helena Stewart, Miss Rheta Kay, Mrs. LaVere Wadley, Mrs. Elden Clark, Mrs. Sherman Christenson, Mrs. Arthur D. Taylor, Mrs. Lenn Creer, Mrs. Walter Hedquist, Msr. Heber C. Johnson, Mrs. Henry Taylor, Mrs. Ariel Ballif, Mrs. Hamilton Cald- cr and Mrs. E. W. Steadman. Bridge Club Fetes Bride-to-Be Mrs. Doris A. Sumner was hostess' to members of her bridge club 'Thursday evening at her horned Miss Beth Bird, bride-elect, tslng honor guest. She was presented with a beau tiful silver service dish. Mrs.. Hazel Hayward and Mrs. Stella TOc Arthur were guests and members present were Mrs. Helen R. Anderson, Mrs. Roslyn E. Peterson, Pet-erson, Mrs. Elaine H. Wing and Miss, .Neva Strate. Dinner' was served before the card game, and prizes went to Mrs. . Peterson and Miss Bird. Asters were used' in decorating the tables and novelty favors were given. ; - f v . Jocose Club at Luncheon Games . A no-hostess party was held by the Jocose club at the home of Mrs. Frank T. Morgan Friday evening. Luncheon was served and table games followed. Prizes were won by Mrs. Eldred Kay, Mrs. Nevell Nebeker and Mrs. El wood By- water, the latter being welcomed into the club Friday. Others present were Mrs. Max Hansen, Mrs. D. I. Eaton, Mrs. Max Williams, and Mrs. Byron Jensen. . Birthdays . ' Are Celebrated . Mrs. Wendell Collins entertained for ' her . husband, also her little son, "Wendell Kay Collins, and her tirother Terry Oakley in Cfijebra- Club Calendar MONDAY CLUB The Monday Afternoon Social club party will be held Monday at the home of Mrs. Fred Singleton. Single-ton. HOME ARTS The opening meeting of the -sea son, of the Women's Council home arts section, will be held Monday at 2:30 o'clock at the Women's club house. Members of the other council sections are invited. Mrs.' T. C. Larson, chairman, will be in charge. Mrs. Bernice Dastrup will sing and Mrs. Bertha ri. lvtns is giving the program on "Arrange ment of Fall Flowers." BIRTHDAY CHEER The Birthday Cheer club mem bers will meet for a no-hostess pot-luck party Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Agnes Young, to cei&bcate the birthdays of Mrs. Ellen Davenport, Airs. Ella Wilkins? and Mrs. Agnes Young. NINETEENTH CENTURY The opening meeting of the season, of the Nineteenth Century club, will be held Friday at 1:30 o'clock at the summer home of Mrs. O. A. Spear, in Spring Dell. A covered-dish luncheon will be served. O. E. S. Valley Chapter No. 3, O. E. S., will hold a homecoming night so cial Tuesday at 8 o'clock at the Masonic temple. -A covered-dish supper at 6:30 o'clock, will precede pre-cede the meeting. All Eastern Star members and visiting members mem-bers are Invited to attend. Mrs. Verona Halbersleben is chairman on arrangements for the supper. CLIVELL Members of the Clivell club will meet for the first time this sea son Monday at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lester Allen. They are to take sewing. BLIND SOCIAL A meeting and social for the blind of Provo, will be held Monday Mon-day evening at 8 o'clock at the Women's clubhouse. Dancing, a program and refreshments will be enjoyed. Anyone interested in the progress land welfare of the blind is invited. D NOVO Mrs. John Bush will be hostess to members of the De Novo club Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock at her home. ' Former Provo Man Marries Word comes of the marriage of Miss Gladys McKee and Dean Oakley, both of Twin Falls, Idaho, which took place Saturday evening, eve-ning, August 30, at . the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thomas, 315 Terrace drive, Twin Falls, uncle and aunt of the groom. Mr. 'Oakley, well known here, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Oakley of Provo. He is employed in Twin Falls. A graduate of the Provo high school, he also attended attend-ed the B. Y. U. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. McKee cf Filer, Idaho, and is a graduate of Twin Falls high school. Bishop Carl George of Eden, performed the ceremony, in the presence of the groom's parents and a few close friends of the young couple. They honeymooned honey-mooned at Sun Valley, and are now settled at 460 Second avenue, north. Missionary Is Given Farewell The Misses Nona Thorson. Azona Farr and Lajuan Cloward entertained at a farewell party Friday evening at the J. E. Goates home, in honor of Miss Dorothy Goates, who is leaving soon for an L. D. S. mission in California. Games were played, and letters were written which are . to be opened at future dates. Two piano selections were played by Miss Margaret Wilson. Lovely girts were presented to the guest of honor and a tasty luncheon was served to tne fol lowing close friends: Miss- Lois Stanley Bennett, and the host- Menzies, Mrs. Wayne Kearl, Miss esses. tion of their birthday anniversa ries, Friday evening at her home, A delicious pot-luck supper was served and cards and' fortunes proved delightful as diversions. Late summer flowers decorated the rooms. . 1 : '' In attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Charles HaWke, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Green, L. N. Oakley, Mr. and Mrs. Qon Hawke, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Green . and Hona Lee Green, Mr. and Mrs. George Rea, Colleen and Louise Collins, Mrs. ' Terry-; Oakley and Claron Oakley. Delphian Society To Be Formed Tuesday in Provo The National Delphian society announces the organization of a chapter in Provo, Tuesday morning morn-ing at 10 o'clock in the parlor of the Roberts hotel. Mrs. Besse B. Marshall, regional supervisor of Denver, assisted by Mrs. Ruth Berry, residential secretary, sec-retary, will conduct the meeting. Only the mechanics of organization, organiza-tion, naming the chapter, the date and place of meetings and the officers will occupy the attention of the group at this time. Invitations have been sent to the members of the ML Maple chapter, recently organized in Springville. Despite the fact that there are chapters in Springville, Price, Logan and Salt Lake City, this is the first launched here. The course of sttidy this chapter will use is entitled "The Orientation Orienta-tion for Modern Times." Dr. Jay Botsford of Dartmouth was chairman chair-man for the preparation of the subject-matter for the first year which he calls ' "Basic Trends." Ney McMinn or Northwestern, is responsible for the second year's work, calling it "Creative Thinkers." Think-ers." Leo Katz of Columbia, offers the third year as "Understanding Modern Art." ; The group will not meet in homes, serve refreshments nor read papers. One of the most important im-portant developments to be had from the chapter rTVtrtQtnthn is the exchange of ideas acquired in their seminar discussions, Mrs. Marshall announces. Myrtle Thorson, Miss Rosalind Dahlquist, Miss Glenna Hatch, Miss Velma Hatch, Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss Norma Vance, Mrs. w Is THEY'RE TlVniSl Our Pompy Hat Is aa eye-catcher . ... and av Beau-catcher as well! Designed "on Fifth Avenue especially es-pecially for the Pompy Coif, it's the Jauntiest little hat you've ever popped on your head. ITS GIVEN FREE when you get our Pompy Vaper-Marcel Per' manent, set In Pompy Coif style. Pompy. Coif is saucy, , smart. casual a new rage! r It does things to you and to him! ' We - know " that it's going to set the ' , pace for hair styles and hat styles. 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