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Show V.." SUNDAY, . MARCH l 1942 SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1942 II p Rival for Top Place In Social Realm oiiege rom iwais G Bridal Functions I Sets Wedding Date As March Sixth Nuptial : arrangements are being made by . Dorothy Hancock and Arlo A. Walker, Friday March 6, having been set as the date of marriage in. the Salt Lake "temple. , The bride-elect la a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Hancock of - 412 West Fifth South street, and Mr. Walker is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Walker of Pleasant Grove. . . : The couple will reside in Salt Lake City, where Mr, Walker is employed. -S. Miss Fugal To Be Wed PLEASANT GROVE Parties " are being- given to honor Miss ; Delilah Fugal, daughter of Mr. - and Mrs. C. A. Fugal, who is i making plans . to wed Merrill , Bunker March 7, at the St. ' George Temple. Miss Fugal ac- companied by her mother, will leave March 4. Among the entertainments 1 honoring the bride-to-be was ' a family dinner given Friday eve-. eve-. ning at the family home by her i parents. An informal social was ( given , Thursday for neighbors, t and Saturday Mrs. Jennie Fugal, ; sister-in-law of the bride, en I tertained at a . miscellaneous i shower. j To witness - the ceremony will by Mrs. Fugal, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Huntsman of Las Vegas, brother-- brother-- in-law and sister of the bride, and Hector Bunker of BunkervQle, ! Nevada, father of the groom. ! The bride chose for her wed- ding gown' a model of heavy ' white 4 taffeta, daintily brocaded i in silver. It is fashioned with a ', ' sweetheart neckline, long sleeves, I tight-fitting bodice and huge i skirt. .. Miss Fugal, who has been an ; active member of the Third ward here, has spent the past several ; months at Las Vegas, which is to be her new home.. Ihyitationq Provo Mothers The Expectant Mothers' class was -held Friday at the Utah . Valley Val-ley hospital. The subject under discussion was "After Care." The subject "Menstration its Relation to Pregnancy" will be the first of a new series which will ' begin Friday. March 6 at 2 p. m. 4 All expectant mothers, and V visitors are invited to attend. - Attractive Bride-to-Be - Miss Wanda Olson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Eugene Olson of this city, whose betrothal to Levi L. Pace, son of Dr. and Mrs. Garland H. Pace of Salt -Lake City, recently of Provo, is announced. Match 18, has been set as the' date for the wedding, to be held in the Salt LaMe temple. A honeymoon trip to the Grand Canyon is being planned by the young people, peo-ple, and - they will make their home in Phoenixv Ariz. '.The bride-elect has attended the B.Y.U. and was affiliated with the O.- S. social unit. Mr. Pace is a student at the Y, and is a member of the Brigadiers. At Phoenix, Phoe-nix, he is to, become a student flyer at the Sky Harbor airport. , Y Junior Prom Sets New High In Charming- Social Graces In marking the Junior prom from their social calendars, cal-endars, members of the class might well be proud of Friday evening's charming function. The stately setting of the Joseph Smith building, scene of the highlight formal event at Brigham Young university, provided a real austere background for the year's outstanding outstand-ing ball. . . - Two hundred couples danced to the music of an all-campus all-campus orchestra, as colored spotlights gleamed on the beautifully beau-tifully gowned young ladies. "Reflections" was the theme carried out in decorations and programs. A large mirrored ball suspended from the ceiling reflecting myriads of col-'S) ; . ; ored lights on the ballroom. - Reflections in water were shown with a shimmering waterfall water-fall and tiny fountain in one end. A large silver ' emblem, bearing "43," was hung against the background back-ground of wine velvet curtains on one side of the ball. Potted flowers were set in tiny window- ' boxes, and potted palms and ferns were ; placed around the walls. At 8 o'clock the receiving line formed in the reception room. Included In-cluded in the line were -Prom Chairman Mark B. Weed and Lila Jean Wade of Salt Lake City, Dr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Harris. Frank Gardner and Nor ma: Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Gardner, Mr.- and Mrs Lloyd L Weed of Salt Lake City, Jean Stoddard and Don Ballantyne, and ' Mr. and Mrs. David I. Stoddard of ',' LcGrande, Oregon. ; U. S. A. C. Prom Chairman . - . - ' ; ' -v" .--'-w. V r-:Cr, ;; - r - "Ayr- ;'Vr- -rA - .. vv: . : .-: : . ,v - s. -' ;... . . J : .: -w. .!.;; :: s. ?. ' s . jr- 1'.--j. , v v. j. K 1 'a.'-' . , , t s y -, .: v t 'y s - ' - - v , ; . I - - . w";' l" ' , 4i t L' " , t ' - - , -, - si z; ..1 - .... ' x ;ti ..... x- ; : x . , l " " - - v ? " x : - .- JmiKtim - ' S)J . ' -V--! . ' ..... . . . v " -i j Pvo -':,;;yy;iyU4 - - s t, - s " ; x " ' s - ' , ' ( tii. 1's , y- r a " ' V , v.- -- 'l!'V,'T?''lf " - -! Crma Hill and other committee members from Logan were special spec-ial guests. ' Highlighting " the evening was the. traditional promenade, headed by Junior class officers and prom committee members. After the promenade. Juniors and their partners danced the junior waltz. . Refreshments 'were served during dur-ing the dance in the banquet hall in the south 'wing, by Juniors of the B. Y. high school. - A massive centerpiece of snapdragons, lilies and : other beautiful flowers was flanked on either side by tall white tapers in crystal . holders. A . handsome lace cloth was used. . Members of the committee were Chairman Mark: Weed. Bert Milder,; Mild-er,; Glenna Perkins, Josephine Sea-ton,; Sea-ton,; Grant Neuteboonv Birdie Boyerj Reed Nilsen, . and class officers-Frank Gardner, president; Jean Stoddard, vice- president, and Chloe Priday, secretary- 'V . ' jfV.','V, .ii.; VV , , f v,V: ; i ;?? ' r -: V r ' V 4f 'J-s ; '- f , : i I jf x . ;?vjr -: a 4-v-. x V- - ' s ) Stake MIA Ball Monday Everything is in readiness for the annual Utah stake Gold and Green ball, to be held Monday evening at the Joseph Smith building, with Wayne Skeem's orchestra and the Junior prom decorations as added attractions. A stake queen wiU be selected from the following group of ward queens: Agnes Madsen, Second ward; Virginia Dixon, Third; Florence Adams, Fourth; Lillian Christensen, Sixth, and Gloria Beck, Pioneer. Voting for the queen will close at 9:30 o'clock, and the crowning of the queen will take place immediately after the floor show, which begins at 9 o'clock. Wedding Day Is Observed Celebrating their first wedding anniversary, George and Kathryn Sumsion Blake entertained a group of friends . at the home of Mr. Blake's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Blake of Vineyard, Friday, evening.: Table games were played and a delicious luncheori was served to Mr. and Mrs. ' Joseph . Blake, Mr. and Mrs. . Glen ; Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. .'Arlo Shumway, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur , Harding, . Mr. and Mrs, Jack Conder, Mr. and Mrs. 'Arthur Watkins and - Mr. and Mrs. Reed Rowley. ; -S- Mrs. 0. E. Thomas Gives Program Another splendid session was held by the Nineteenth Century club Friday aftternoon at the home of Mrs. E. F. Irwin. Mrs. O. E. Thomas presented the subject: "What America May Expect," and later, the women entered into discussion. Mrs. Howard Olsen, president, opened the meeting which was in charge of Mrs. Ledger Free, member mem-ber of the program committee. Plans were made to attend the convention of the First district, to be held at the Joseph Smith building March 28. Members present were . Miss Helen B. Thomas, and Mesdames J. M. Vlck, Agnes Whltecotton, Mrs. Lawrence Beebe, Mrs. Arthur McCoy, Mrs. O. A. Spear, Mrs. Henry W. Gease. sMrs. Walter Adams, Mrs. Howard Olsen, Mrs. Ledger Free. Mrs. C. E. Berry, Mrs. H. B. Mensel, Mrs. M. A. Daugherty, Mrs. Russell Traher, Mrs. George Larsen,. Mrs. O.. E. Thomas and Mrs. Ira Cowan.- - Alta Mitra Girls Hear Fine Play Members of the Alta Mitra social so-cial unit .of the Y, ' and : their friends were entertained Thursday Thurs-day evening in the clubroom of the Joseph Smith building, . Miss Jean . Reese of Price, a junior, at tho.B. Y. U., and a member of the unit, read .her three-act play. " , , Vineyard Ward Dinners Attended By Large Crowds Members of the Vineyard ward were, banqueted in great style at the annual reunion held in the ward hall Friday afternoon and evening. ' The Primary association had charge of the children's dinner in the afternoon, at which 145 youngsters were served. Games and dancing followed. In the evening, 271 adult members mem-bers of the ward were served at tables gay with red, white and blue tapers, and cut flowers. Dancing was the main feature of entertainment and Joy Clegg .led in community singing. Mrs. Gark Newell Is Bridge Hostess . Mrs. Clark Newell was hostess to members of the Triple Four Bridge club Friday afternoon at her home, the card" game following follow-ing a well arranged luncheon served serv-ed at 2 o'clock. Defense stamps were given as favors, Mrs. Fred Stubbs winning the high score. favor and Mrs. H. A. Smoot, the second prize. Mrs. Charles Thomas and Mrs. Irwin Zabriskie were guests and the following members were present: pres-ent: Mrs. Fred Stubbs, Mrs. Gal Cragun, Mrs. D. D. Sutton, Mrs. H. A. Smoot, and Mrs. W. P. Young.., Wedded Couple Tendered Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thatcher (Florence Young) who were recently re-cently married, were honor guests at a family dinner and party given by the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thatcher, Thursday evening at their home. Sweet peas and other flowers of the season were used to decorate. decor-ate. Cards and games followed the dinner, and group singing was also enjoyed. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Young, parents of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Lea Longman, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thurman, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muhlesteln, Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Heal, Charles Olding, Mrs. Heber Miller, Mrs. Myrtle Wagers, Mrs. Lillie Thayer, Thay-er, Percy Thatcher and Bert Thatcher. " Chere Amie Club Event Chere Amie club members were entertained ' by Mrs. Harry Mc-Coard, Mc-Coard, Jr., at her home Thursday Thurs-day evening. - Mrs. Charles Springmeyer . was a guest, -and the following members mem-bers attended: Mrs. Carl Elliott, Mrs.- Glen 5 Ripple, Mrs. Garff Fitzgerald, Mrs. Dan Wall, Mrs. Maurice ' Jones '- and Mrs. Ralph Thomas. - - . ' ;- . "r-f ' : Luncheon and bridge were the diversions. Mrs. Elliott won the high schore prize and Mrs.' Jones, traveling award. . , . . . i.. Birthdays C e lebrated At-B. At-B. ?Yv U. Women's Banquet tJnusual is the word in describing the ''Birthday Recognition Recog-nition banquet given by the B. Y. U. Women for their hus4 bands and partners, Saturday evening in the Joseph Smith building. w . . . . j- Approximately 200 guests were served at a continuous table separated into 12 divisions, one for each month of the year. ; , ..: With Mrs. H. Grant Ivins in charge of the elaborate decorations, the table divisions - were arranged in keepinj: with the holiday of the month, starting off with New YeaVai in January, .then St Valentine's, St: Patrick's, Easter, May pole, Commencement in June, Fourth of July, recreation and vacation, in August; school In ; : September; and rounding j-out the year with Hallowe'en, Thanksgiv ing and Christmas. , White candles and evergreens tied in with the variety of motifs to form a general pattern for. the table appointments. Guests were seated at their respective re-spective , birthday month ; table, and all received defense stamps as birthday gifsf ; Centering the head table wasa big white -birthday cake, - with trimmings of red,' white and blue, and featuring a New Tear cherub. Mrs. . Stella . P. . Rich, whose birthday anniversary is in January, Janu-ary, was ' the toastmistress, and she cleverly toasted each division of the table. Groups from . each table responded with : novelty stunts, toasts and ' humorous songs. The affair was semi-formal." i-; i-; During, the reception hour preceding pre-ceding the banquet, members of Double Ring Ceremony Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wilson of Springville, formerly of Provo, of the marriage of their daugh- ; ; ter, Wanda, to Arthur W. McCoy Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McCoy Sr.; , of Provo, which took place" February. 14, at r Las Vegas, Nev. The young couple were united in mar t riage in a double ring ceremony at the v residence of Byron I Bunker, president of. the L. D. S. stake in Las Vegas. . and . Mrs. Bunker, president Bunker officiated. The bride wore an old-fashioned light -blue velvet suit, with white lace trimmings. trim-mings. A light blue shoulder-length veil adorned her hair, held - in place with a : matching blue velvet bow. Her accessories were also blue,' and she carried a colonial bouquet of gardenias. s, Mrs. Robert C. Adams of Las Vegas, the former Nellie Worthen of Provo, was f matron of honor, and Mr. Adams was best man. . Mrs, A. W. McCoy Sr mother of the bridegroom, witnessed the ceremony. :5 After a short honeymoon in Las Vegas, the couple Jeft to make their home -ua Alhambra, Calif. S Both are graduates of the Provo high school. 1 35- Provo Couple ( Married Here Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hatch of Provo, announce the recent mar riage of their "daughter, Betty; , to Alma D. Ross of this city Bishop Arthur D. Taylor, of the Third ward performing the cerev mony at the Hatch home. . Later, a buffet supper was. served to 50 gueats. Many useful and beautiful gifts were pre sented to the married couple. " Newlyweds Are Entertained Here Of. interest to their friends in- . Provo 14 announcement of , the marriage of .Eugene Wilson, son of N; P. Wilson and the late Ella' Arrowsmfth Wilson of Salt lic City, formerly of Provo. and Elame..,; Mtuwaoiirf vaugmer 'Qi- Mr.v&na Mrs. Clarence Widderson of Salt -Lake, City. vv.f.:. The youngr couple were , married a week- ago by Bishop Lawrence Perry -of Murray. They have returned re-turned from a lionevmoon n southern Utah, and enrote to Salt Lake stopped Friday for; lunch with Mrs. H. S. Pyne of Provo, an aunt of the bridegroom. Becomes Bride Of Provoan I . - An interesting nuptial event of St. Valentine's Val-entine's day, was that of Donna James and Darwin K. Howell, which took , place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. James, at Glendale, Calif. . The bride's father performed the ceremony. cere-mony. . . .. - Mr. Howell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 'I. V. -Howell of Provo, and is well known in this city, having graduated from the Prove high school and also attended the B. t. U. He has been-employed on the coast for the past year. The newlyweds . will make their home in Glendale. . .- . the . committee and Mrs.' K. B. Sauls, president of . the B. Y. XT, Women, and Mr. Sauls, - greeted the couples. .' Mr, -and Mrs. Ariel S. B&lUf were : co-chairmen - on ' arrange mcnts,' and were assisted by Dr. and Mrs.' Hugh Peterson, Dr. and Mrs. Loren C. Bryner, Prof, and Mrs. Edgar M. Jensen, Dr. and Mrs.' Christen Jensen, Mrs. Anna Hart, Mrs. Irene : Barlow, Mra ClcU Jackson, and Dr. and " Mra. -Carlton Culmseew' Jaycees Dance . 'u Saturday Night : The Jaycee Dancing - club held another delightful function, a semi-formal, Saturday evening at the Municipal golf clubhouse. |