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Show PROVO. UTAH COL'XTT. UTAH K1XUAT, SEPTEMBER 10. 14 SUNDAY HERALD Reception For Wedded Pair mwm iw oii i f iiiim iiiniiiiMB i iwimiii it "tit i n'tir-icj.rrrn PAGE 8 "Marriage Of Young Couple Honor Guest Recent Bride SPANISH FORK An outstanding outstand-ing nuptial event of the week was "the marriage of Miss Rhea Money, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William "J. Money of Palmyra, to Pvt. H. Xiomond Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum P. Jones of Spanish Fork. The marriage was solemnized solemniz-ed in the Salt Lake D. S. temple. Sept. 5. A weddinR reception xor the couple, was held at the First ward chapel Friday evening, with sev eral hundred relatives and friends in attendance. Following a program pro-gram of 'musical numbers .and readings, dancing and refreshments refresh-ments were the features enjoyed y by the guests. The young couple received many beautiful gifts. Both Mr. and Mrs. Jones are graduates of the Spanish Fork high school and the Palmyra stake seminary, and are popular in the 'younger social set. Officers Elected By Alpha Club Mrs. Roy Passey was hostess to members of the Alpha club at her home Thursday evening, during dur-ing which time Mrs. Hyrum Baird was elected president, succeeding suc-ceeding Mrs. James H. Kirk. Mrs. Rose Kartchner was retained as reporter. Rook was plaved and lunch served. Mrs. Andrew Jensen and Mrs. Ephraim Muhlestein were guests and members attending were Mrs. Ernest Paxman, Mrs. Rose Kartchner. Mrs. James H. " Kirk and Mrs. Hyrum Baird. Visits Here From Africa; Honored Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Strong entertained at dinner at their home, for Lt. Robert Q. Strong, home on 21 -day leave from North Africa. Asters beautifully decorated the .dining table. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. E. U Strong. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Collins, Mrs. Myrtle Pierce. Miss Rene Strong and Miss Sue Collins. Lt. Strong has left for Santa Monica, Calif.. o report for his new assignment. Primary Board At Meeting, Social A board meeting and social was held by the Fourth ward Primary o'ficers and teachers at the home of Mrs. Ada Morgan, counselor, Friday evening. Mrs. Ada DaJebout of the stake board, gave the teachers' training lesson and rook was played. Lunch was served. Those attending were Mrs. Ada Green. Mrs. Ada Morgan, Mrs. Leona Tope, Mrs. Ruth Boel, Mrs Eva Witzeil, Mrs. Mildred Arnold. Mrs. Lasca Keelc. Miss Melba Payne. Mrs. Ruth Allen, Miss Ar-thclla Ar-thclla Lant and Miss Donna Duke. Parties Honor Mrs. John Morgan Mrs. John Morgan, who camp from Los Angeles, Calif., and spent a week here. with her parents. par-ents. Bishop and Mrs. Ernest Pax-man, Pax-man, has left for Carlise, Pa., to join her husband. Lt. John Morgan of the army medical corps. Among the many parties given giv-en in honor of the former Provo-an. Provo-an. was a steak supnex at Can yon (Jlcn given by Lt. Morgan's mother. Mrs. A. B. Morgan. Guests inrluded Mrs. Clifford Sowards. Mrs. Seth Smoot. Mrs. Christer.se:! and Mrs. Paul Lar-sen. Lar-sen. Reynolds Chapter At Regular Meet Meeting at the home of the fresldent, Mrs. Amanda Johnston, members of the Alice Louise Reynolds club. Chapter No. 6, enjoyed en-joyed an interesting program Thursday evening. A sentiment was given by Mrs. Sadye Lew in. and Mrs. Olive Facer followed with an article. "I Confess Con-fess My Faith.'' by Madam Chiang Kai-shek. Mrs. Luetic Slaugen-houp Slaugen-houp reviewed the book, "The Soong Sisters.' .Lunch was served to 27 members mem-bers by the hostesses. Mrs. Johnston, John-ston, Mrs. Lucil Alilander. Mrs. Vera Brumnjak and Mrs. Hannah Oldroyd. 'Housewarming' Is Delightful Event Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Longeman were honored with a "housewarm-ing" "housewarm-ing" at their new home Friday evening, the feature being a delicious del-icious English 'fish and chips' dinner din-ner prepared by Mrs. Longman of Salt Lake City, mother of Leslie Longman. Cards rounded out a delightful party. Those attending were: Mrs. Fred Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Bert ThatcheY, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thatcher. Mrs. Lillie Thayer, Mrs. Vem Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Heal, Mrs. Earl Fifield, Kay Fifield. Marlene Thayer, Mrs. William Wil-liam Hope and Mrs. Longmaij of Salt Lake City. A social honoring Mrs. Douglas Hawkins, the former Mary Lou Harding, a recent bride, waa given! at the home of her mother, Mrs. Roland Harding of Vineyard, Friday Fri-day afternoon. Contest games were followed oy a tasty tray luncheon and beautiful beauti-ful and useful gifts were received by the bride from 75 guesta assembled. as-sembled. Mrs. Arthur Winters and Mrs. Taylor Allen played piano numbers, num-bers, Mrs. Jesse Sumsion and Mrs. Roland Harding sang and Mrs. Joy O. Clegg gave a toast. "To Wonjcn." O. M. F. Club At Enjoyable Party Mrs. Fred Jensen was hostess to the O. M. F. club members at her home Thursday evening. The serving table was attractive with a lace cloth (and a centerpiece center-piece of marigolds. Mrs. Dell Chipman and Mrs. Ted Wells were guests and members present were Mrs. Gene Nelson. Mrs. Harold Thatcher, Mrs. Andrew An-drew Terry, Mrs. Carl Harris, Mrs. Stanford Taylor, Mrs. Bailey Lind-strom, Lind-strom, Mrs. Bud Shields and Mrs. Noel JackBon. A. A. U. W. Group At Opening Meet A joint meeting, the first of the. season, was neia oy tne American Association of University'Women Thursday evening in the Joseph Smith building. Mrs. K. B. Sauls, president, was in charge. Mrs. Georgia Faux and Miss Karma Jean Cullimore played instrumental in-strumental music as the women assembled, and with their mother. Mrs. L. L. Cullimore, they sang a trio. Gene Faux was accompanist. Chairmen of the different A. A. U. W. groups announced plans for the winter, as follows: Mrs. T. Earl Pardoe, drama; Mrs. Karl Young, literary; Mrs. Orea B. Tanner, Tan-ner, foreign relations. The artists' group chairman nas not as yet been selected. Mrs. Lawrence Un- gerwood of American Fork, a graduate of Minnesota university, was elected second vice president. Mrs. Wyley Sessions introduced the speaker. Dr. Parley Christen-sen, Christen-sen, who talked on "Major and Minor Literature." The committee comprised: Mrs Fred R. Taylor, chairman: Mrs. Afton Bigelow Miller and Miss Melba Clark. 11 . is i J. , - 1 j 11 ff - MitS. ll-VRL WOOD, nee Vbnsta Jollcy Y "t V'i 5 It J X W ' - ' - $ fe xaunt,sii-mitC Him. .Imi? Rites in the Salt Lake temple Friday evening united in marriage Voneta Jolley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jolley of Provo, and Earl Wood, gunners mate second class, U. S. Navy, a son of Mrs. Morris Wood, of Spanish Fork. Charles A. Jones, former president of the Arizona Ari-zona temple, peformed the ceremony, in the presence pres-ence of the parents, and close family members, including in-cluding Mr. and Mrs. Charles Musig of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson, J. L. Jolley, Mrs. Hazel Kierstead and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Jolley of Salt Lake and Harold Armlstead of Pleasant Grove. The newlywcds were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Musig and refreshments were served. Mr. Wood is returning to San Francisco, Calif., to rejoin his ship. He has been in two major engagements. LJ MISS HELEN TAYLOR, bride-elect of Dr. William W. Barrett. Weiner Roast Is Enjoyed By Girls A delightful evening was spent at the home of the Misses Ruth and Barbara Hope, a weiner roast and games providing amusement. The following girls enjoyed the party: Dorthy Laird, Alice Carter, Thelma Sutherland. Mary Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, Phyllis Bramall, Dorothy Meldrum, Boneta Hansen, Gloria Hansen, Dorothy Russell, Dora Dean Hawkins, Norma Hope, Dorothy Dor-othy Hope and the hostesses. Luncheon Given Allie Cunningham In compliment to Mrs. Allie Vf. Cunningham, a luncheon was given by Mrs. W. Lester Man gum at her home Saturday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Wyman Berg, Mrs. Emma Startup, Mrs. Millie Craven and Mrs. Fannie Hedquist. Gladioli and delphinium were combined to form the pretty table centerpiece. MR. AND MRS. ENOS WALTER BENCH (Faun Powell). Mr. and Mrs. Enos Walter Bench (Faun Powell) who were married mar-ried in the Mantl temple Wednesday morning, and who were com-plimeted com-plimeted at a largely attended reception held in the ballroom of the Joseph Smith building that same evening. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Verner A. Powell of Provo, and Mr. Bench, a son of Mr. and Mrs. John L;Bench of Fairvlew. Mr. and Mrs. Alden R. Taylor of Los Angeles, Calif., formerly of Washington, D. C, and Provo announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Helen E. "Twink" Taylor, to Dr. William W. Barrett, Bar-rett, son of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Barrett, of Ogden. The wedding is to be held at the home of the bride-elect's grandfather, Thomas N. Taylor, September Sep-tember 25, at 7 p. m., with family members and a few close friends in attendance. A reception will follow, from 8 to 11 o'clock. The young couple plan to make their home In Seattle, for the next few months. ' Miss Taylor is a former Transcontinental Western West-ern Airlines hostess, and Dr. Barrett, who is finishing fin-ishing medical school September 19, at George Washington medical school, will take his interne-ship interne-ship in a Seattle hospital. SPANISH FORK Mrs. Louell G. Sorenson of this city announces the marriage of her daughter, Carol, to Charles Waite Hickman. The ceremony was performed Wednesday, August 30. A wedding reception for the friends and relatives rela-tives of the couple was held Fri day evening in the Fifth ward hall. Many beautiful gifts were received by the young couple. . Honored At Club Radar A farewell luncheon given at the Club Radar Friday noon, honored hon-ored Miss Mildred Condon, who left this morning for San Francisco, Fran-cisco, Calif., where she is to be secretary to G. L. Von Planck, chief metallurgist for Columbia Steel. The luncheon was given by a group of 37 employes from the I ronton plant, at which Miss Condon Con-don has worked for several years. She has been secretary to W. C. Miller, works auditor. String music waa played by Rayma Johnson, Helen Jones and Evelyn Hilgendorff. D. B. Welch was master of ceremonies, and Mr. Miller expressed words of appreciation appre-ciation for Miss Condon's fine work. Also, remarks were made by L. F. Moore, and in behalf of the group. Miss Rhea Taylor presented the honoree with a handsome gift. M. I. A. SECOND WARD The opening social of the season sea-son of the Second ward M. I. A. will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock t the meeting house. Special novelty numbers will feature fea-ture the program and games will be followed by dancing. Social Follows Planning Meeting M. I. A. officers of the Pioneer ward met at the home of Grover Miller, superintendent of the Y. M. M. I. A. Thursday evening. 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