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Show xPipes of Pan' Atmosphere Delights Happy Dancing Crowd at V Junior Prom Chimes from the tower of the brilliantly lighted Joseph Smith building Saturday evening bid welcome to guests attending the long-anticipated- "top-notch" social function on the Brigham Young university campus the annual Junior promenade. A dancing crowd of some 200 persons, including L. D. S. church general authorities, the board of trustees of the university, parents of the prom committee, and special guests, enjoyed the evening in the enchanting atmosphere of the "Pipes of Pan" theme. There was a noticeable absence of tuxedoes, replaced by the khaki's and the blues, but the eirls were ever lovelv m a variety of colors and styles conforming to Dame Fashion's wartime "luxuries." Guests were greeted in the lounge by a reception line consisting consist-ing of Chairman Elizabeth Sander and Vernon McDonald, of Heber, Dr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Isabrand Sander of Heber, Dr. and Mrs. Wesley P. Lloyd, Neil Welling, president of the Junior class, and Elaine Todd. Before the huge east window of the ballroom stood an impression istic figure of the god. Pan, surrounded sur-rounded by a woodland setting, with red and blue flood lights shooting up through pink-colored pine trees. The theme "The Pipes of Pan," glittered in , pink and silver lettering, and' floating down the wine velvet drapes opposite op-posite the window, were massive leaves, beautifully shaded to further fur-ther carry out the color scheme of pink and silver. Ray Palmer and his orchestra played from an elevated platform at the north end of the ballroom, and jutting up from behind the orchestra were sharply-pointed pink peaks, tipped in silver glit ter. The favors of choice toilet wa ter were received from a little alcove of pink pillars, with climb ing leaves of pink and silver. Re' freshments were served in the banquet hall, which was also opened up to dancing. The lace coverea laDie was artistic with a large bouquet of pink carnations and snapdragons, flanked by tall pink tapers. The Junior promenade was led by Chairman Elizabeth Sander and her partner, Vernon McDonald, Junior Class President Neil Welling Well-ing and partner, Elaine Todd. The Junior waltz immediately followed, fol-lowed, after which the "Pipes of f&n," composed especially for the Rotary-Anns' 'Cay-Ninety' Party All Set Sub-Debs Hold Sports Dance Among the delightful events of the week end, was the sports dance held by the Sub-Debs for their partners Friday evening In the Joseph Smith building. The affair honored a number of the boys, who are leaving soon for the various branches of Uncle Sam's forces. Marian Jeanne Merrill was cnairraan on arrangements as sisted by Mildred Miller, Gail Greenwood, Carol Brockbank and Nadine Cooper. The following members of Pro- vo s younger social set enjoyed the gala evening: Marian Jeanne Merrill, Mark Graham, Zola Rae Law, Paul Jennings, Colleen Harmon, Har-mon, Malin Perry, Garna Taylor, Campbell Waltace, Carol Brock-bank, Brock-bank, Dick Dyer, Nadine Cooper, Duane Ford, Betty Jo Smith, Don Dunkley, Elaine Hoover, Junior Clark, Joyce Reid, Raymond Harris, Har-ris, Marilyn Dunford, Norman Mooney, Rayola Hanseen, Dale Mitchell, Colleen Page, Paul Thompson, Deanne Rhodes, John Thomas, Beverly Dean, Kent Taylor, Tay-lor, Meredith Hansen and Bob Perry. N A. V 4 prom by Jane Thompson, former x student, was sung by a double trio, with violin accompaniment. Members of the prom committee commit-tee were: Elizabeth Sander, Neil Welling, Dorothy Snow, Carol Roberts, Barbara Taylor, Doressa Paxman, Mary Whitely, Ada Moulton and Wells Brockbank. Assisting with the decorations and lighting were Ralph Frogley, George Clark, Clyde Davis, Bruce Reese, Dorothea Jones. Cherril Snow and Leah Holdaway. Program On Iran Proves Interesting Meeting at the home of Mrs. F. 8. Harris Friday evening, members mem-bers of the Tesharah club were entertained with delightfully interesting in-teresting remarks by Mrs. Harris on her life in Iran. She told of the customs of the people and displayed her fine col lection of Persian rugs, tapestries handwork, jewelry, trinkets, etc. lasty refreshments typical tf Persia, were served buffet style from the dining room. A lace cloth covered the dining table, and a centerpiece of daflbdils ' and pussywillows in a silver bowl, proved attractive. Hostesses were Mrs. McNone Perry, Mrs. LaVem Merrill, Mrs Ida Leichty, Miss Ruby Durrant, and Mrs. Florence Marineau. Mrs. Anna B. Hart had charge of the meeting. Forty members attended. i . ; - v. . ;J :t PAGE 6 PKOVO. TTTAH COTJNTT SUNDAY, FEBRUA STw SUNDAY HERALD ALL SORTS of surprises await the Rotarians Friday night at the "Gay-Nineties" cabaret fete being planned by the Rotary-Anns. Resplendent in modes of that early-day period are reading from left to right Mrs. Ed. Burton, dinner chairman; Mrs. H. J. Heisch, mistress of ceremonies; Mrs. J. Edwin Stein, program and music; Mrs. William George Marr, accompanist for the evening; Mrs. Laron Andrus, assisting with program and music. Seated is Mrs. J. Hamilton Calder, general chairman. Officers Relected At Mary Cecelia Mrs. C. A. Tolboe, president. and Mrs. C. A. Dahlquist, treasur er, were reelected at the meeting of the Mary Cecelia club held at the home of Mrs. Vernon Tolboe Thursday afternoon. Sewing, cards and checkers pro vided amusement, and a well ar ranged luncheon was served. Mrs. Albert Rasmussen, Mrs. Dan Webster, Mrs. Almira Hopkins, Hop-kins, Mrs. Jennie Cunningham and Mrs. Charles F. Ewing were guests, and members present were : j Mrs. Dale Allred, Mrs. August J. Johnson, Mrs. Donald Tolboe, Mrs. Leonard Leatham, Miss Donna Tolboe Mrs. H. P. Hansen, Mrs. George Boel, Mrs. C. A. Tolboe, Mrs. Edwin Madsen, Mrs. Lena D. Swenson. Provo Stake Elders' Dance . A gay crowd of dancing couples enjoyed the Provo Stake Elders' Dancing club party held at the Joseph Smith building Friday evening. The semi-formal was the first of a new series of parties. Sewing, Lunch Club Diversions Mrs. Glen Pratt was hostess to the S. N. S. club members Fri day evening at her home, sewing and a tasty lunch being the diversions. di-versions. Members attending were: Mrs. Doran Johnson, Mrs. Wells Clow- ard, Mrs. Ronald Meyer, Mrs. Dean Nuttall and Mrs. Max Stern- eckert. Tenth Birthday Is Celebrated A birthday party was given by Mrs. Elwood Dennett Friday af ternoon at her home, for her son, Kelvin, on the occasion of his tenth birthday anniversary. Games and luncheon delighted the party of 20 young friends, who remembered Kelvin with gifts. A large birthday cake formed the table centerpiece. BRIGHTEN UP Your Spring Suit or Dress with a New Dickey COLLAR We have lovely BLOUSES Sheers and Pastels! See Our New Line of Costume Jewelry FERN'S FROCK SHOP 168 WEST CENTER - Provo WAC Now Engaged In Recruiting Work Mrs. 0. A. Spear Gives Fine Paper "Sweden and Switzerland Their Neutrality," was the subject sub-ject of an excellent talk given by Mrs. O .A. Spear, at the Nineteenth Nine-teenth Century club meeting held at the home of Mrs. R. C. Street Friday afternoon. Mrs. L. G. Baker, president, was in charge of the short business meeting, and later, the women attended at-tended the World Day of Prayer at the Community church. The anniversary luncheon, to be held March 10, was discussed. Those attending the session were: Mrs. W. J. Werve. Mrs. Fred Jacobs, Mrs. Fay Williams. Mrs. Arthur McCoy, Mrs. O. A. Spear, Mrs. L. G. Baker, Mrs. Ira Cowan, Mrs. O. E. Thomas, Mrs. George Larsen, Mrs. M. A. Daugh-erty, Daugh-erty, Mrs. R. C. Street, Mrs. H. B. Mensel, Mrs. C. E. Berry, Mrs. Howard Olsen, Mrs. Edwin F. Ir win, Mrs. J. J. Winter, Mrs. Wil liam Bowman. Mrs. Milton Baake, Mrs. Leslie Condon, Mrs. Herman Grimm, Mrs. Agnes Whitecotton, Mrs. John M. Vick, Miss Helen B. Thomas. Grandson, Wife Tendered Dinner Complimenting her grandson Corp. Dean F. Clark of the air corps, and his wife, Doyne- Housekeeper House-keeper Clark, who are here from Clovis, New Mexico, Mrs. Fred Singleton was hostess at dinner at her home Friday evening. A bowl of pink roses beautifullv decorated the dining table. Covers were laid for the honored couple, usu, ,M.r. ana Mrs. Fred Clark, Carol Jean Clark, Mrs. Eva Hoover, Hoov-er, Miss Helen Hoover, Miss Dorothy Dor-othy Hoover, Bill Hoover and Robert Rob-ert Van Austen. Provoans At Springville Party It's a busy and worthwhile life that Corporal Alice Myrle Ma- Innev la lnrtinr thpftp Havs Ktfl- tioned in Tooeka. Kansas, she is 'followed by a delicious dinner doing recruiting work for thei Those attending were Mrs. faia- Mrs. Ivan Child of Springville, was hostess to members of the Utopia club of Provo, Friday afternoon after-noon at her home. Bridge was Women's Army Corps. Corporal Maloney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Maloney of 245 East 2nd North is a graduate grad-uate of Provo high school and attended Brigham Young university. univer-sity. She was employed by the Selective Service before enlisting in the WAC in May. After completing com-pleting her basic training at Fort Devens, Mass., she attended an army specialist school at Russell-ville. Russell-ville. Ark., and later was assigned to recruiting in Kansas. A brother, Keith Richard Maloney Ma-loney is serving with the U. S. Navy. Club Calendar LAMBDA TAU Mrs. George Shaw will be hosM ess to members of the Lambda Tau club Monday evening at her home. ney W. Russell, Mrs. Shirley Bee, Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. Ross Buckley, Buck-ley, Mrs. Alvin Peterson and Mrs. Emil Jacobsen of Provo, members, and guests: Mrs. J. W. Whiting, Mrs. Claude Eggrertsen and Mrs. Erie Boorman of Springville, Spring-ville, and Ethel Rambeau of Provo. High score prize went to Mrs. Peterson, and Mrs. Bee received the second favor. Yellow daisies were used as a table centerpiece. Mrs. a.. C Burton and Mrs on Anarus. Dinner Event For Rotarians i A social function which gives promise of being one of the gay-i est of the season's parties, is the! Leap-year "Gay-Nineties" event being planned by the Rotary-Anns for their husbands Friday evening in the Provo high school art building. build-ing. The committee, headed by Mrs. J. Hamilton Calder, general chairman chair-man has all sorts of ideas which they are fast developing to make Friday's "cabaret" party one long to be remembered. Costumes of the gay-ninety days are to be the mode and costume prizes will be awarded, award-ed, it. is announced. Assisting Mrs. Calder are Mrs. J. Ed. Stein, Mrs. H. J. Heisch, Lar- Children's Party Is Gay Event A gay birthday party, enjoyed by a group of youngsters, was given by Mrs. Ruby H. Christen-sen Christen-sen for her seven-year-old sister, Maxine Housekeeper, Thursday LADIES' AID afternoon at the HouseKeeper Members of the Ladies' Aid ofihome. the Community church will meet Games were played and prizes Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. for an all- awarded, and a tasty luncheon was day quilting, at the home of Mrs. 'served. A green and white color W. H. Waener. A covered-dish; scheme featured the birthday lunch will be served at noon. C'lJVEIX Members of the Clivell club arc to meet at Red Cross Monday evening, ev-ening, and later,"will be entertained entertain-ed at the home of Mrs. Bert Collins. cake. Lovely gifts were presented to Maxine, Those attending were: Colleen i Pace, Betty Murray, Melvina Bue- lon, Arlen Shlrl Housekeeper of Spanish Fbrk, Gary Housekeeper, Connie Jones, "Nedra Housekeeper. Housekeep-er. Roberta Kirkwood, Patricia Semi-Formal Set For Young Folks A semi-formal is being held for the Utah stake junior girls and senior seouts Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock in the banquet hall of the Joseph Smith building. Tickets may be secured from ward junior leaders or from Mrs. Shirley Roper, stake junior leader. A.A.U.W. Group At Fine Meeting A round-table discussion on the "Polish-Russian Border" proved interesting to members of the in ternational relations group of the American Association of Univer sity Women, at the meeting Thursday Thurs-day evening in the Public library Mrs. Orea B. 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