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Show Interesting Features For 7ossgn: Club cad Lodge Newi Ethel D. Rambeau Society Editor Phone 432 Vernon-Gaisf ord Marriage To Be Solemnized Wednesday f Mr. and Mrs. William M. Vernon of Orem announce an-nounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Venna, of Washington, D. C. to Robert K. Gaisford, formerly of American Fork, Utah, son of Mr. and -Mrs. Victor W. Gaisford. x The young couple arrived from the 'east coast Friday and will be married in the Salt Lake temple, Wednesday, December 9th. They will return to Washington, D. C. where Miss Vernon has been employed for the past year as clerk in the civilian personnel section in the adjutant general school of the war department. depart-ment. Mr. Gaisford is second class storekeeper in the-U. S. navy department, de-partment, having seen active service at Pearl Harbor. At present pres-ent he is stationed at Portsmouth, Virginia. Miss Vernon is a graduate of Lincoln high school and also attended at-tended the B. YU. arid the Steno-type Steno-type Institute at Washington, D. C. Mr. GaiBford is a graduate of the American Fork high school. He entered the N. S. navy in 1939 and has been in active service since that time. A reception will be held honoring honor-ing the young couple this afternoon after-noon at the yernon home. Grant-Johnson Nuptials Told SPRINGVILLE An interesting, nuptial announcement of this week is the engagement of Miss Dayma Grant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Grant of this city, and Mel-vin Mel-vin A. Johnosn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Johnson of Midvale. The marriage is to be an event of December 19, and will take place at the home of the bride's parents. The. bride-elect is a former student stu-dent of the Brlgham Young university uni-versity and of Mills College, Oakland, Oak-land, Calif., and she has also attended at-tended business college in Salt Lake City. She was affiliated with the O.S. Trovata, social unit of the B.Y.U., the Theta Alphi Phi, national honorary hon-orary dramatic fraternity, and the Alpha Iota, national honorary business sorority. Mr. Johnson is enlisted in R.O.T.C. advanced military training train-ing at the ftrtversity of Utah, where he has" been active in athletics.- He is affiliated with the Sigma Chi fraternity. Lady Lions At Christmas Party The Lady lions club met in their annual Christmas party at Haase Cafe Thursday evening, with Mrs. Clarence Greer in charge. A short business meeting was held, the club being divided into three groups, who plan to spend alloted time each week at the Red Cross center assisting with bandages. band-ages. Also a report was given that Mrs. Clarence Greer, Mrs. Elden McKell, Mr. J. W. Thornton, Thorn-ton, Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. O. W. Johnson had assisted with the mending at Utah Valley hos-pitla hos-pitla A delicious dinner was served, Christmas decorations being used with dainty favors at each place and gifts were exchanged during dinner. Two songs were rendered by Misses Betty Gray, Arlene Dy er, Gloria and Donna singleton, accompanied by Dorothy Hoover. Following dinner, Bingo yas played, the prize gonig to Mrs. Grant Ekins. The committee in charge of the delightful affair were Mrs. Elden McKell, Mrs. Aura Hatch, Mrs. Seymour Gray and Mrs. J. C. Kindred. Kin-dred. Christmas Party By A. L: R. No. 6 Alice Louise Reynolds club. chap, chapter six. met at the home of Mrs. Phena Weight Thursday evening, with Mrs. Elsie Moffitt, Mrs. Ethel Slack and Mrs. Grace Croft assisting hostesses. Mr. Lucile Slaugenhoup, club president, was in chrage of the meeting. Mrs. Myrtle M. Clayson gave "Inspirational Thought" and the story of "Up Awake, Ye Defenders." De-fenders." was given by Mrs. Man-etta Man-etta Henrie. Musical numbers were in charge of Mrs. Irene Rowan Ro-wan and Miss Nathele King rendered rend-ered two numbers. A review of the book "Religion and the World of Tomorrow" by Van Kirk was given by Mrs. Slaugenhoup. Slaug-enhoup. In the social hour that followed, Christmas gifts were exchanged and tasty refreshments served the 25 members present. Christmas motifs were arranged throughout ' the entertaining room. Birthdays Observed Mrs. Hugo , Price entertained at her home Friday, honoring Mrs. Allie Cunningham and Mrs. Arnold E. Rawlings, whose birthdays birth-days come that day. Christmas decorations were used and bridge was enjoyed by 'the ladies and Mrs. Cora Wilson, followed by a delicious luncheon served in the evening. Navy Mothers Elect Officers The Navy Mothers met Friday afternoon at the Ladies club house with Commander Josie Johnson in charge. Two solos were rendered ren-dered by Mrs. Madaline Thornton and community singing was led by Mrs. Ada Wiseman. An appeal was voiced for assistance as-sistance at the Red Cross headquarters. head-quarters. A brief review of Navy Mothers Moth-ers magazine was given by Mrs. Elzina Smith. A election of officers for the coming year followed, Mrs. Josie Johnson being reelected commander, com-mander, Mrs. Dorothy Culbertson, first vice commander, Mrs. Hester Jones, second vice commander, Mrs. Florence Lambert, secretary, Mrs. Lillian Boyden, finance officer. offi-cer. Active chaplains elected, Mrs. Thelma Johnson and Mrs. Pearl Coombs; judge advocate, Mrs. Celia Jex; matrons at arms, Mrs. Nancy Lee Moe, Mrs. La vera D. St. Jeor, Mrs. Orissa Liddiard and Mrs. Lora Clark; color bearers, Mrs. Celia Fetroff, Mrs. Nita Blair, Mrs. Thressa Morgan and Mrs. Rose Zobell; magazines, Mrs. Dagmar Nielson; ways and means, Mrs. Stella Garrett; publicity, Mrs. Ada Gardner; welfare committee, com-mittee, Mrs. Elizabeth Miner and Mrs. Eleda Hall; historian, Mrs. Sophia Bylund; program committee, commit-tee, Mrs. Marintha Pendleton; membership, C. Florence Wilson; choritser, Mrs. Madaline Thornton; Thorn-ton; board of trustees, one year, Mrs. Ruth Trayer, two years, Mrs. EVa Nielson and three year term, Mrs. Anna Cunningham; member at large, Mrs. Eva Mil-denhall Mil-denhall and the auditing committee, commit-tee, Mrs. Dora Clark, Mrs. Stella Garrett and, Mrs.. Clara Carter,, Jocose Members Plan Yule Party Mrs. Chick Wilde was hostess to Jocose club members Friday evening eve-ning at her home, with Mrs. Frank T. Morgan, president, conducting the meeting. Mrs. Fern Brockbank read 'Twins" and the group planned their Christmas iparty for the next meeting. Bronze crysanthemums were used in decorating and a delicious de-licious luncheon served to Mrs. Kendall Dutson, Mrs. Lenard Cockreli, Mrs. Max Peters and Miss Janet Peterson, guests and members Mrs. Max Hansen, Mrs. Max Williams, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Bywater, Mrs. D. I. Eaton, Mrs. Louis Wolsey Mrs. Austin Chiles and the hostess. Knitting was also a feature of the evening. Legion Women Guests At Home Mrs. Claude Ashworth was hostess host-ess to American Legion Auxiliary members of her home Thursday evening, with Mrs. M. W. Merrill, Mrs. Frank Deming, Mrs. John O. Beesley, Mrs. Don C. Merrill and Mrs. Arnold Rawlings, assisting. After a short business meeting, where the annual Christmas party for December 17 was planned, Mrs. Ashworth gave an interesting paper pa-per on "Our Heritage as Americans." Amer-icans." The group sang "The Star Spangled Banner" accompanied by Joseph Ashworth. Tasty refreshments were served by the hostesse sto 25 members. ? Recent Bride Is Guest of Honor PAYSON Mrs Jean Wilson Johnson, a recent bride, was guest of honor at a shower Thursday night given at the home of her mother, Mrs. George E. Wilson, who was assisted by her daughters, daugh-ters, Mrs. Stella Peterson of San-taquin, San-taquin, Mrs. Edna Holt and Mrs. Lee Wilson of Spanish Fork. Relatives Rela-tives and close friends of the couple were present and the young bride received many lovely gifts. Games were palyed under the direction di-rection of Mrs. Vera Cloward and lunch was served. Tres Joli Club At Jones Home Tres Joli club members met Friday Fri-day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Albert S. Jones, where fall flowers flow-ers were used in decorating the living rooms. A dessert luncheon was served, followed by bridge, enjoyed by Mesdames C. E. Giles, Charles Thomas, John Ellison. Allie Jones, Gertrude Page, Bert Sutton, David Sutton, Milton Thomas.T. A. Thurman, H. E. Hatton, Miss Rhoda Douglas and the hostess. & : . r-- - - - l X ' ' y , -, - -x - I ? - - , 1 v ; X - ' (1 BRIDE - ELECT HONORED Announcement of the marriage of Miss Norma Christianson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Christianson of Orem, to Paul G. Crawford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawford of Indio, California, is made today. The young couple were married at Evanston, Wyoming, Noveml-'ir 28th and are now honeymooning in California. Honored On 84th Birthday SPRJNGVTLLE Mrs. Ellen Mc-Kenzle Mc-Kenzle Vldow of George McKenzie, will celebrate her eighty-fourth birthday today. She has resided at her present home on Tenth South, Second West street, since 1883. Mrs. McKenzie was born in Springville and has lived to see many changes and much progress prog-ress in this community. She has always taken an active part in L.D.S. church and community af fairs. For 11 years, she was president of the Third ward Relief society. During her early life, she served as an officer in the Retrenchment society, which later became the Mutual Improvement association. She served a number of years as president of the Third ward Y. W. M.I.A. Mrs. McKenzie is a charter member of the Springville camp D.U.P. and has always been an ardent temple worker. She has never had any children. Elm .Wan Adi Enjoy Sewing Mrs. Arva Rowley was hostess to Elm Wan Adi club members at the home of Mrs. Alene Perry Thursday afternoon. Plans for the Christmas party for the club, December 18th. were discussed and needlework enjoyed. A delicious luncheon was served by Mrs. Rowley to Mrs. Winni-fred Winni-fred Clayson, Mrs. Eleanore Terry, Mrs. Alice Whiting. Mrs. Eva Marie Larsen, Mrs. Maida Woodland Wood-land and Mrs. Louise Fifield, member s, and a guest, Mrs. Ven-iece Ven-iece Mortenson. Wedding Held At Spanish Fork SPANISH FORK Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Swasey of Mapleton announce the marriage of their daughter, Dorothy to Daniel R. Gull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Gull of Spanish Fork. The marriage mar-riage took place at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Bishop J. Austin Cope offiating. A wedding wed-ding reception in honor of the young couple was held . at the Firemen's hall following the cere mony. There were 250 guests in attendance from Spanish Fork, Mapleton and adjacent towns. Reception Honors S. F. Newlyweds SPANISH FORK An outstanding out-standing martimonial event of the early winter was the marriage of Miss NaDean Hansen, daughter of MP. and Mrs. Reed Hansen of Palmyra to Kenneth Sheen, son of Bishop and Mrs. Clarence Sheen of Salem which was solemnized in the Salt Lake temple. tem-ple. Honoring the newlyweds a reception was given Thursday evening at the First ward chapel for 300 relatives and close friends from Spanish Fork and adjacent towns, " i -'vmi' ' tr" " "j"" "" ' "v. '" ' " " " "" i - - . V Couple To Wed In Illinois T . Y ,,. ,r Singleton, "daughter of Mr. ajfei Mrs. Bernell. Singleton of this city. and Private Melvin Jorgensen of Salt Lake City are to be married next week in Illinois. Miss Singleton Single-ton leaves the first of the week to join her fiance who is an in structor in blind flying at Ran- toul Field. He is a son of Mrs. Annie Jorgensen. Miss Singleton, a graduate of the high school here, also is a graduate nurse from Holy Cross hospital in Salt Lake and has been employed for the past several months at the Community hospital hos-pital here. Friday evening her mother entertained en-tertained at a miscellaneous shower show-er at the home. Thirty friends of the bride-to-be were present. Monte Carlo Whist was enjoyed and a delicious lunch was served. Husbands Guests At Club Party SPANISH FORK The Ladies Literary club entertained their husbands at their annual Thanksgiving Thanks-giving party at the home of Mrs. Jane Jones. Mrs. Lillie M. Rowe, Mrs. Lena Williams, Mrs. Jane Briggs, Mrs. Maggie Ludlow and Mrs. Hannah S. Swenson were tne hosteses. At 8:30 p. m., a delicious dinner was served der the direction of Mrs. Jam Jones. After dinner competitive kames were played under the di-rction di-rction of Mrs. Lilli M. Rowei. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Hannah Han-nah Brown and Charles C. Jensen. Jen-sen. Music was furnished by a male quartet. Acacia Assist Red Cross Ladies of the Acacia club spent a very profitable afternoon at Red Cross headquarters, making surgical bandages. Following their work, ' Mrs. Claud F. Hawkins entertained at dinner at Keeleys cafe, where places were arranged for Mrs. Emil Jaccbsen, club president, Mrs. Harold Anderson, Mrs. Frank Gardner, Mrs. Ervin Coon, Mrs. A. E. Wright, Mrs. William Con-nell, Con-nell, Mrs. Rees Bench, Mrs. Frank Goold, Mrs. Kenneth Weight, Mrs. LaVar Christensen, Mrs. Hazel Janson, Mrs. M. B. Wallace and the hostess. Priscilla Club At Larsen Home Mrs. George Larsen entertained members of the Priscilla club Friday Fri-day afternoon at her home. Sewing Sew-ing and social chat was enjoyed and tasty refreshments served to Mesdames Agnes Whitecotton, Robert Bee, James Booth, William Wagner and Misses Nora and Lot- tie Redfield. i H f Prominent Young Couple to Marry At a cleverly arranged announcement party Friday evening, eve-ning, Mr. and Mrs. Tsaac Elmer Brockbank of Provo announced the marriage of their daughter, Shirley Ann to Monroe Junior Paxman, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Monroe Paxman of Provo. The young couple will be married Friday, December 18th in the Salt Lake temple. A reception is planned at the Brockbank Brock-bank home for that evening, and several parties are planned for the popular young lady during the week by Mrs. A. L. Booth Mrs. Homer Stevens and Miss Elsie Adams. Both young people are we!l known here, Shirley having attended at-tended the Brigham Young university, where she vas a Val Norn. Later she graduated from Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Lake and since her graduation has been employed at the Utah Valley Hospital. Monroe also attended the University where he was a member of the Vikiners. the rsnirt v ,o president of the Sophomore class. iimiiagrr lur quiver Aircrari where the young couple plan Literary League In Open Session The Literary League met in open session Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wesley L. Lloyd, with Mrs. Hamilton Calder assisting assist-ing hostess. The rooms were lovely love-ly with gay colored chrysanthemums. chrysanthe-mums. Mrs. Vernon Tolboe, club president, presi-dent, welcomed the guests, and Mrs. Ariel Baliff gave a Christmas sentiment. Mrs. Lynn Taylor read "The Eve of St. Mark" by Maxwell Max-well Anderson. Tasty refreshments refresh-ments were served following the program. Guests were Mesdames Mary J. Cunningham Erven J. Nelson, D. Spencer Clark, Don Taylor, F. S. Harris, V. J. Bird, Chas. E. Rowan, Row-an, Harry Materne, C. J. Hart, S. Nelson, D. E. Ostler, Glen Sim-L. Sim-L. Aiken, Glen C. Lycan, Byron mons, Weldon J. Taylor, Reuben Anderson, S. Richmond Young, and J. Wyley Sessions. Members present were Mesdames Mes-dames Vernon Tolboe, W. Stanley Dunford, Gam Carter. Byard Nils-son, Nils-son, E. L. Kammermeyer, A. E. un-Johison, Paul B. Stewart, Fred Markham, Elden Clark, Sherman Christensen, Arthur D. Taylor, Lenn Creer, Walter Hedquist, Heber C. Johnson, Lynn Taylor, Henry Taylor, Ariel Baliff, Robert Rob-ert Leishman, and the hostesses. 5 Turkey Dinner Honors Youth Mrs. Joseph A. Stubbs and daughter, Mrs. Ferrell Jorgenson, entertained Friday evening at a turkey dinner, honoring Mrs. Stubbs' grandson, Norman Smith, who has joined the U. S. Navy. The affair was held at the Stubbs' home, where the table was set for twenty relatives. A beautiful lace cover was used, and red, white and blue tapers were artistically arranged for the centerpiece. cen-terpiece. Mrs. Dean Nuttall Hostess To Club S. N. S. club members met Friday Fri-day evening with Mrs. Dean Nut-tall Nut-tall at her home. Sewing and knitting were enjoyed and plans made to attend Red .Cross work rooms in a group. A Christmas party was also planned by Mrs. Max Steineckart, Mrs. Doran Johnson, Mrs. Raymond Green and Mrs. Frank Sutherland. Tasty refreshments were served. SINGING MOTHERS The Singing Mothers of the .Sec ond ward will meet for practice immediately following Sunday aii memoers are urgea io oe pres-school pres-school in the ward chapel. ent. He filled a mission in Knlann corporation at Wichita, Kansas to live. - New Members Initiated Miss Helena Stewart was hostess hos-tess to Delta Kappa Gamma, teachers" honor sorority, Saturday evening at her home, when initiation initia-tion exercises were conducted. Miss Laura Shepard of Payson was chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Hannah Cardall. A buffet supper was enjoyed, the table was fovely with ecru lace cloth, red American Beauty roses in a brass bowl with red cathedral candles in brass holders, forming the centerpiece. Miss Lorna Call of the B. Y. U. training train-ing school was chairman of the supper committee, assisted by Miss Anne Carol Proctor, Ora Jean hipman, Wyroa Hansen, Genevieve Ellsworth, , Wanda Snow and Kate Matthews. The pledgees were Miss Bertha Storrs of American Fork, Miss Margaret Hayes of Pleasant Grove, Miss Alice Parker, American Ameri-can Fork. Mrs. Lucile W. Jones, Provo, and Miss Bertha Bearnson of Spanish Fork. Other members are Miss Gladys Kotter, president of the organization, organiza-tion, Miss Gladys Gardner, Miss Leona Holbrook, Miss Katherine Morphew, Miss Mima Rasband and Mrs. May Huntington of Springville. New Members Join Sewaco Mrs. Lucile Booke was hostess to Sewaco club members Friday evening. "500" was played, Mrs. Bertha Nelson receiving first prize, Mrs. Francis Gardner traveling award, Mrs. Hope Peay, consolation, and Mrs. Marjorie Hinckley, guest award. An election was held, Miss Mable Olrn being the new club president, and three new members were welcomed into the club, Mrs. Francis Gardner, Mrs. Marjorie Hinckley and Mrs. Lorna Backus. A Christmas party was planned and daint xefreshments served by the hostess. Others present were Mrs. Fay Thomas, Mrs. Fawn Taylor, Mrs. Bertha Nielson, Niel-son, Mrs. Ardith Nelson, Mrs. Lawana Wright, and Miss Irene Westphal. BEAUTICIANS' ASSOCIATION Members of the Utah County Beauticians' association will hold their luncheon and meeting at Keeleys, Monday, December 7, at 8 p. m. Report of state convention conven-tion will be given and other im portant topics will be discussed. Wedding Reception Honors American Fork Newlyweds AMERICAN FORK A lovely social event of the week was the wedding reception which was tendered tender-ed Thomas L. Shafter and his bride, the former Gwen Nelson at Firmage hall. In the presence of members of the two immedi-' ate families and a few close friends the young couple was united in marriage at 7:30 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Ernest J. Sea-strand Sea-strand of the First ward. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nelson, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Lillian S. Spencer. Three hundred guests attended the reception. In the receiving line with the bride and groom were : ?Miss Lois Shafter, sister of the J3ride-L.lect Is Honored w v i ni . Mrs. I. G. Brockbank entertained enter-tained Friday evening at a clever ly arranged announcement dinner din-ner for her daughter, Shirley Ann, whose marriage will take place December 18th in the Salt Lake temple to Monroe Junior Paxman. The table was attractively arranged ar-ranged in white, carnations in a crystal basket and white candles forming the centerpiece. The place ards were little white baskets and the favors, small corsages cor-sages of white carnations and lace, with the announcement being be-ing placed inside. Seated at the table were the honor guest and her mother Mrs. M. Monroe Paxman, mother of the groom, Mrs. Ralph R. Olsen, Mrs. Jack Gibbs, Mrs. Homer Stevens, Mrs. Afton Miller, Mrs. Ernest Tucker, Mrs. Helen Weech, a sister of the bride, from Salt Lake, Misses Virginia Booth, Gloria Tanner, Barbara Anderson, Doressa Paxman, Elinor and Patty Pat-ty Brockbank, all of Provo and Misses Marjorie Poulson, Ruth Milligan, Katherine Pace, Velma Olsen and Margaret Kelly of Salt Lake. Social Sixteen At McDowell's The Newton McDowell's were iTOsts td the Social "StxteettrttiU at their home Friday evening, the home being festive with Christmas Christ-mas decorations. A delicious supper was served at 8 o'clock, and during the meal Mrs. Jack Spendlove rendered a solo and Mrs. Roy Menlove played play-ed a piano solo. Rook was the diversion of the evening, prizes going to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Taylor. Other- guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nielson, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Menlove, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Scott, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dyches, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spendlove and the hosts. LaConda Club at Frampton Home Mrs. Burton Frampton entertained enter-tained the LaConda club Friday evening at her home. Bridge was the diversion, Mrs. Reuel Jacobsen winning first prize, Mrs. Andrew Boswell, guest award and Mrs. Morris Snell, consolation. con-solation. A delicious luncheon was served by the hostess. Others present were Mrs. Frank Frampton of Spanish Fork, Mrs. Spencer Grow, Mrs. Leonard Sjo-berg, Sjo-berg, and Mrs. Orval Frampton, guests and members Mrs. Darwin Boardman, Mrs. Claude C. Cardall and the hostess. Former Orem Girl Wed At Bremerton OREM Relatives and friends in Orem have received cards announcing an-nouncing the marriage of Miss Diane Calder, daughter of Mr. ani Mrs. Jack C. Calder of Huntington Hunting-ton Park. Calif., to Howard R. Ohmie. The marriage was an event of Oct. 13th and took place at Bremerton, Washington, where Mr. Ohmie is in military training. Miss Calder is a graduate of the Lincoln high school and later she studied voice under Emma Lucy Gates Bowen, in Salt Lake City. The family moved to California two years ago, where she has continued con-tinued with her musical career. They are former residents of Sharon ward. Golden Taylors Entertain Friends Mr. and Mrs. Golden Taylor were hosts to the following Payson couples last evening: Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Glade Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. George Q. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Spence Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Tweed e and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Page. The house was gay with Christmas Christ-mas decorations and a delicious dinner was served, followed by rook. Miss Maxine Chilton, Miss Norma Bowen, Miss Lola Rae Healey and Miss Miriam Harrington, bridesmaids; Calvin Walters, the best man, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Nel-son and Mrs. Spencer. The little ' Misses La Rae Nelson and Coleen Jackson, nieces of the bride, were train bearers. The bride made a beautiful picture pic-ture in her wedding dress of ivory satin, en train, with a fingertip veil fastened to a coronet of orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of deep red roses with shower streamers of white satin. Miss Shafter's gown was blue moire and white net; Miss Chilton Chil-ton wore baby blue starched chiffon; chif-fon; Miss Bowen's gown was blue allover lace and French organdie and Miss Healey wore a model of flowered white chiffon. Each wore a shoulder corsage of sweet peas and roses. The tiny train bearers wore blue and pink chiffon chif-fon frocks. f Mrs. Nelson, mother of the, bride, wore royal blue velvet and Mrs. Spencer was attired in aqua crepe. Their corsages were of roses and sweet peas. Clarence A. Grant was master of ceremonies. The guests enjoyed dancing and a short program. Engagement Of Couph e Announced SPRINGVILLE Mrs. Fit An T Giles ot this city announces the engagement and approaching' marriage mar-riage of her daughter uim irvuth ACr Teasdate, to Harold P. Mliterr" nun oi xnr .ana Mrs. Paul Miner alos of Springville. The bride-to-be is a graduate of the local high school and also , of the L.D.S. business college. Salt Lake. She is employed in the office of-fice of Roylance & Su nasi on, attorneys. at-torneys. Mr. Miner just returned from the Brazilian mission. He is also a graduate of the local high school and a former student of the Brig-ham Brig-ham Young university. Bide-Elect Is Honored Among the leading social events of the week was the party given by Mrs. Martin Clinger. assisted by her daughters, Mrs. Cleo Johnson John-son and Mrs. Louise Clinger, honoring hon-oring Miss Davern Qlinger, a bride of next week, at the Clinger home Friday evening. A pink and white color scheme was carried out, pink and white carnations and snapdragons being used in decorating and in the luncheon. . Mrs. Maurine Taylor reviewed the book, "Saratoga Trunk" by Edna Ferber and the tasty luncheon lunch-eon was served under the direction direc-tion of Mrs. Enid Bunnell, Mrs. Ethel Bunnell, Mrs. Virginia Clinger and Mrs. Ada Goodrich. Fifty relatives and friends en- .' joyed the evening and showered I lovely and useful gifts on the bride-to-be. ! Triple Four At Jackson Home Mrs. Henry Jackson was hostess to Triple Four Bridge club Thursday Thurs-day afternoon at her home, with Mrs. John Ellison and Miss Rhoda Douglas receiving the high score favors. A dessert luncheon was served following the game to Mrs. Mary Josie, Mrs. Helen Smoot, Mrs. Allen F. Stewrat and Mrs. Cleo S. Bullock, guests, and Mrs. J. B, Seethaler, Mrs. Clark Newell, Mr. D. D. Sutton Mrs. Bert Sutton, Mrs. Fred Stubbs, Miss Rhoda Douglas, Mrs. John Ellison and the hostess. '' Birthday Party For Provo Girl Mrs. Max Thurman entertained 'I at a gay birthday party Friday afternoon for her daughter Leila's seventh birthday. Christmas decorations were used, and carried out in the favors fav-ors and .table decorations, were a pretty birthday cake centered the table. Lovely gifts were received by the little honoree, and a. tasty luncheon served to eighteen guests. Games, music and stories entertained en-tertained the little folk, prizes going to Annette Cook and Lou Ann. |
