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Show PROVO (UTAH)' DAILY HERALD, THUgSgAX SEPTEMBER 21, 1939 PAGE FIVC Les Amies CluH Elects p ' I A .U" ) Hi 4 f ! !,!' i I ' ' . - -1 - Tea Is Attractive Araonj the charming' pre-school social functions was the annual candlelight tea of the O. S. Tro-vata Tro-vata social " unit of the B. Y. U.. held Wednesday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Vasco M. Tanner. .. V Featurin a "harvest" theme a color scheme of gold and black was employed in decorating the entertaining rooms and the tea table. A beautiful lace cloth covered cov-ered the table, and a huge gold horn ofplenty, filled with choice fruits, formed the centerpiece Geld candelabra held lighted black candles on the serving table and about the rooms. Tiny gold horns were arranged an the plates. Thirty-five gue-sts and their mothers were bidden. ' Miss Frances Hughes, president; Tdiss Beth Bird, chairman; Mrs. Karl Young, sponsor; Mrs. Tanner and. Miss Allie Dixon - comprised the receiving -line. -.Miss Neva Strate greeted the guest3 at "the door. The following- alumnae members mem-bers poured; Ansa Eillie Hollings- head. Miss May Bennett, Mrs. Betty Westwood, Mrs. Fay Firm-age. Firm-age. Mrs. Mo nta Anderson and Mrs. Alta Taylor. , Beautiful string music was played play-ed by .Miss Maurine Van Cott. 'Mis3 Adith Walker and Mrs. Gerald Ileaton, and the -nuit songs were sung by the O-S. double trio comprising com-prising the ilisses Margaret Pax-man, Pax-man, Alice Bown,4, Doris Alder, Neva Strate, Elayne Hinckley .and Beth Bird. MLss Dorothy Durrant was accompanist -- " - ' ' A Cultus Glub O. S. FirstSocial : : I'AYSON The Payson Cultus club started their year's work with an opening social Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon at the home of Mrs. . Ethel Page... " ' A A report of the 5 civic accom-' accom-' "plishments of thexclub was given uy Mrs. Sara Sterling, chairman A Cf the civic committee, also a financial report by the treasurer, - Mrs. Lucile Spencer. , Mrs. Gladys Winters," retiring president turned the affairs. of, the ' club to the incoming president, Mrs. Ethel Page. V She. submitted the . various, committees -for ' the . year,' also the department ehair-. ehair-. men. ; v. ' . A . program was givenvunder the - direction of the social committee, ( Including a song by little Mabel Loveless, accompanied by her . , mother; - reading. Arch Williams " of the high school faculty; piano solo. Madoline Dixon; vocal dueC June Fullmer and Phyllis Rodg-ers Rodg-ers accompanied by "Mae Dixon; resume of the coming year's program, pro-gram, Sara Sterling. The Screen's .Most .I jCimDarrassing Moments Are in "BACIIEfLOR MOTHER" M o nobody's hurt; it's a rug that's being punished V When you sec a rug on the sidewalk in front our . store,' don't think'weVe gone balmy. That rug is a Masland Argonne, and it is getting a sidewalk test for two weeks. Ran. Dust. Sun. Grime. Thousands of tramping feetvAt the end of two weeks we will have en c -half of it cleaned to prove to. you how little this grand rug has been affected by such punishment. 0'::12T.lASLAnD AnGonnE-nuGS mum mm - Compaq . VJIiE D"ARXENT1 OF PHPVTJ- Rus: Dept. . Afternoon Dress 4 f i The Wool frock is a leader amon: Ounton model at left is of black wool jersey, has an individual inter- pretation of the fashionable back fullness. This contrasts. with a., plain front. It has. a semi-military collar and modified leg-a mutton sleeves. The hat features a huge torsade of henna-colored raw wool on black velvet. At right is a semi-formal afternoon dress by Rose-vienne Rose-vienne made of heavy black silk crepe. It has the new emphasis on bodice fronts, with shirring that is continued on the skirt in a full - - -.- godet panel. '' Couple jed IriV Tertiple ' a ; Thcrmarriaga of. Thora Van Leuyen, daughter of , Mrs. Lyda Van Leaven of Provo, to Clarence Pace, son of Mr.v and Mrs. Frank Pace nf ITovtsvillf TTtnh took ptace in tne oaic iaKC . icmpic Wednesday evening, r, , Apoptle; . George.. F..iBJvhords perfornied the . ceremony in - the presence of the bride's mother and the groom's parents, also a V. few I close .family members- , " The - young "couple ;Svill make their '.home in Wanship, .. Utah, where -Mr.--.Pace will teach, school. Evening Of f ' . Cards Enjoyed Mrs . Lila ' Olsen cntertaine! members - of tlie Arbor Vetae club Wednesday evening, it her ' home. Five-hundred Was played, 'Mrs Larita Abbott winning the" high fwrc.rrizfl and Mrs. Jenny Bush-cll, Bush-cll, the : low neore. A' deliciou3 luncheon was served to the following: follow-ing: .Mrs.. "Edith.: Thompson. Mrs Jenny Bushcll Mrs. Larita Abbott, Mrs. . Lillian ' Foster. Mrs. Lila' Olsen Ol-sen andt .Mrs." 'Annie.-' Carter, a guest. ; . . - r f J : ''La . Is Having Its Day afternoon dresses. The Mariorie JOB'S DAUGHTERS A meeting, of Job's "Daughters will-be - held :-v Saturday at "7:30 o'clock atthe Masonic temple. A pot-luck Iunche9nxwilL be . served.. V NAVY MOTHERS. .'.The Navy, Mothers club' will meet Friday at;7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs Ray"' Vincent, 777 West. Second ' South street, v Mrs.' Gordon Nielsen " will -be hostess to members of the E.M.C. club Friday at her home' - ; , : P. II. S. WOMEN .- The first meeitng'' of the "season of the Provo High School Women's organization, jivill be held Saturday at 3 o'clock at the home of VMrs. Ernest' Paxrhan'. Mrs George Bal-lif, Bal-lif, Utah's of ficial -hostess at the New York World's. ; fair, will Ualk on her activities iri connection with Uie fair. Mesdames JIthel Slack, Ernest - Pax m an, , Martha Kenner, Kamona Cottam and Edna Taylor will . be hostesses " ' . r - . HEADERS GUILD - .Members of the" Readers'J Guild will . be entertained - Friday at '4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Morris Clinger, 128 East' Center " street Miss Irma Acord will review, t book, "Mr. Emanuel." - .-VJiENUS Stuffed Breast of Veal - ' , ', (Serves .4 to 6) ' Two and . .'.one-half h pounds veal breast, H pound salt' pork, : green pepper, finely chopped M teaspoon salt, 1-8 , teaspoon .black pepper, pinch cayenne, 'pepper, teaspoon thyme,; M .teaspoon sage, 2 tablespoons chopped' parsley, 1 cup bread crumbs, H cup vegetable vege-table or' meat stock. ' ' . , - Cut salt pork in small cubes. Heat in pan and brown chopped pepper and chopped onion with the pork. Add seasoning and the bread" crumbs. Spread out veal breast and place this stuffing on it. Fold over and tie in shape. Add a little more fat to frying pan and brown the tied veal. Add stock and cover the "meat well, j then roasiJfbr about 2 hours in slow oven (300 deg. F). Add chopped carrots and fresh peas during the last 45 minutes of roasting. .. .. Remove from pan and slice veal. Serve with pan gravy. The bdnes cut. out from the breast so' that the meat 'can be rolled should be added to the pan during roasting to give the gravy added richness F.ish can take the place of meat. It i3 cheaper, too. Thi3 salmon and rice combination is good everyday eating. . Additional Society On Page Seven Election of officers took place at" the r Les Amies club meeting held at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Jackson Wednesday evening. Mrs. Dell Chipman assisted. ' Mrs. Zula Sutherland was elected elect-ed president, to succeed Mrs. Pris-cilla Pris-cilla Wilde, and other officers" were named as follows: Mrs. Rhae Chipman, vice president; Mrs. Helen Knight, secretary? Miss Zella Peterson, reporter; Mrs. Virginia Duke, Mrs. Venice Finch, Mrs. LaRue Anderson and Mrs. Fay Williams, committee for special spe-cial parties. , A delicious luncheon was served, serv-ed, an "Old Mexico" theme . being be-ing featured in all arrangements. ".Bingo" was played, Miss Martha Evans, a guest, Mrs. Helen Knight, Mrs. LaRue Anderson and Mrs. Priscilla Wilde winning the prizes. - V ., ' . . Miss Martha Evans,- and Mrs. Betty Reese Potdrff . of Salt Lake City, were guests, and the mem bers present were Mrs. Fay Jones, Mrs. . Helen . Knight, Mrs. Virginia Duke, Mrs. Ronella Taylor, Mrs. zula Sutherland, Mrs.-Vera Mad sen, Mrs. Mildred Saxey, Mrs. Fay Williams, Mrs. Carlea Corbett. Mrs. Priscilla Wilde, , Mrs. Venice "lnch, Mrs. Florence Armstrong, miss Zella Peterson, Mrs. LaRue Anderson and Mrs.' Rhae Chipman. Couple to;Wed In October PAYSON Announcement' is made of the ' engagement and approaching, ap-proaching, fall remarriage of : Miss Blanche Stewart,, daughter, of Dr. and Mrs: . D. Stewart of Pay-son Pay-son and Hershal - Woodhouse, son of-Mr. and Mrs. J. T, Woodhouse, also of Payson. The marriage, will take place in October: ' . J LegidnAuxiliary Committee Heads Are Appointed TKt' membership drivewas or ganized andx committee chairman appointed for the coming year, at a -meeUng of theexecutive board of the Americah Legion auxiliary, held Wednesday evening at the home of the. president, Mrs.' Hazel Greer. ' ' ' -v' " ' , Mrs. Helen Bell ywas -named chairman of the membership, drive which starts Anla Nrnr" lR. immediately and Committee, chairmen include the , following:: Poppy. Mrs. Irene Mow er; entertainment, Mrs.J,Chloe Wraggy programs Mrs. Alice .Beesley publicity, Mrs. maas Bailey; Americanism, jvirs. juuiwc Worthen; child welfare xand re habiUtaUon, Mrs. Margaret Jewell; Jew-ell; memorial, Mrs. Etta Strong; legislation, Mrs. Algie Ballif; national na-tional - defense, Mrs. ; Delia: Chat-win;; Chat-win;; Gold Star, Mrsr Vera"; Gray; steak bake, Mrs.;; Edna - Mae ; Hed-quist; Hed-quist; National News; Mrs. Ze-f tella Wardle; poppy plot, . Mrs. Nell Snowpoppyposters, Mrs. Kathryn Anderson?" trophies and awards, Mrs. Hulda Grover; community com-munity service, Mrs. Eva Milden-hall; Milden-hall; sewing,-' Mrs. Mama Hig-gins; Hig-gins; Fidac, Mrs. Ramola Mech-am Mech-am ; Christmas box, Mrs. Dorothy Culbertson; junior activities, Mrs. LaVern Singleton;' junior activities (younger group), ' Mrs. Alberta Nimer. ' , A tasty luncHeoh .was' served the women by MrsxGreerI . . . Goldbrickers' Dancing Party Goldbrlckeraiof the, B. Y. U. held fa dancing party-at the ' Tim-panogos" Tim-panogos" clubhouse Wednesday evening; the affair being, attended by 25 members and their partners, together with a number of guests. , Curt Curtis' orchestra was engaged en-gaged and refreshments ; were served. ' . V Lester Taylor, Jr.," Victor Brim- hall, Burke . Jenkins and Mark Brimhain comprised the arrange ments committee. ' " ' NOW Under-arm Cream Deodorant y A; safely Stops Perspiration .. Does not rot dresses 'does . not irritate skin. . tm No waiting to dry. Can be used . 1 " - right after shaving. - v : 3-instantly stops perspiration for 1 to 3 days. Removes odor ' from perspiration. 4 A pure white, gfeaselessstain- . less vanishing cream. , . C Arrid has been awarded the' i Approval Seal of the American , Institute of , Laundering, for . : being harmless to fabrics. . IS MILLION jar. of Arrid have ben sold. Try a Jar todayl ' lLt La iiJl t-M I j 4ni . At all motm Mlliac toilet g4m II : !:' f I A ML .--.-.. 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