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Show PAGE FIVE BOUDOIR BRIGHT SPOT i o j An attractive addition to I any boudoir is this little . t slipper . chair. . The; seat V i and heart-shapd . fcack v; are of shlnin? red satin, t while the gay print car- ries out the hearts-and- Cowers motif in bright .r Brothers Are Honor Guests Mother Feted On Birthday BIRTHDAY BUFFET . . . FOR FEB. 22 Herald Boys Enjoy Party 7 i J colors on wmte grouna. d - Q PROVO 7 UTAH V DAILY HERALgMONDAY, FEBRUARY '17, 1941 A farewell party was given by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stubbs at their liome Friday evening, honoring: two sons, Wendell and Fred Stubbs. Wendell, who has been on a montha furlough from the U. S. navy, left Saturday night for San Diego, Calif., to sail for American Ameri-can Samoa. His brother, Fred, leaves March 5, for the Hawaiian L. JJ. S. mission field. The latter was presented with a fine array of going away gifts. Forty relatives and friends were entertained with games and music, mu-sic, and a delicious luncheon was served. - Unusual Program At "Fireside Chat" Following church Sunday night, "M" Men and Gleaners of the Bonneville ward held a "fireside chat" at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Prusse. Mis3 Irma Acord and Claude Snow entertained with a book review. re-view. In verse, after which a tasty luncheon was served by the hostesses, hos-tesses, the Misses Dorothy Prusse, Norma Richardson, Bernice Gard ner, Elaine Snarr and Helen Hick man. In attendance Were 20 "M" Men and Gleaners, and the following follow-ing officers and teachers: Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Tueller, Mrs. Jessie Jes-sie Duke, Ray Watkins, Miss Eliza Bjerregaard, Miss Leona Johnson, Miss Mildred Baum, Mrs. Ralph Kitchel and Mrs. O. Earl Thomas. 4 U. C. T. Women At Dinner A Valentine motif was noted at the U. C. T. auxiliary dinner held at the Edna Mae Hedquist home Friday evening. Red carnations and candles were arranged on the tables. Five-hundred was played after dinner, Mrs. T. A. Thurman winning win-ning high score and Mrs. Hewitt Strong, the second prize. Mrs. Carl Saxey took the consolation award. Mrs. Elmer Smith was a guest, and members present included Mrs. B. L. Maycock, Mrs. Almo Alger, Mrs. Hewitt M. Strong, Mrs. T. A. Thurman, Mrs. Oscar Carlson, Mrs.. . Alvin , Peterson, Mrs. CarJ Saxey, Mrs. C. W. Thomas and Mrs. T H. Heal. " - "Mythical Interviews with Famous People" EMPEROR NERO IN'QUIIUNG REPORTER: What is that tune you're playing, Nero? It seems an apt accompaniment accom-paniment to the burning burn-ing of Rome, and you seem to be playing quite well! NERO: It's my favorite . . . "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" . . . one thing, though, smoke won't hurt my clothes . . . PROVO CLEANERS will clean 'era up! There are very few things that thorough PROVO cleaning won't remove . . . spots, stains, greases and soil are completely removed without damage to delicate fabrics or colors. That is the reason so many Provo people prefer PROVO CLEANERS CLEAN-ERS cleaning. Prices are right, too! ' SUITS - Plain Dresses and Coats CASH and CARRY pnouo CLEANERS 77 North First West PHONE 46 if 0 A delightful family dinner party par-ty was given by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Prince at their home Sunday, honoring Mr, Prince's mother, Mrs. Pearl Prince, whose birthday anniversary occurs today. Covers were laid for 24 guests, the dining table being centered with roses. Cut flowers were arranged ar-ranged throughout the rooms. In attendance, in addition to the honor guest, were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beck of Pleasant Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Borg of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs Dennis Prince and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Prince of Snanish Fork, and Mr. and Mrs. Elton Sumner of' Provo, and their families. Legion Women to Hold Card Party The American Legion auxiliary is holding its annual card party Satin-Hay at 2 o'clock at the Haase cafe, luncheon to be followed fol-lowed by the card games. Prizes will be awarded for both auction and contract bridge, and 500, and there will be a door prize, .also. A beautiful silk quilt is to be given away, Mrs. Miles Bown, chairman, reports. All women are cordially invited to attend. j Invitation to Card Party A card party, to which all women wo-men are cordially invited to attend, at-tend, is being held by the Catholic Women's league, Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock at the church hall. Bridge and 500 will be played, prizes awarded and luncheon served. ser-ved. Club Group At Party A dinner was enjoyed by members mem-bers of the Enevonte club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Kump Sunday evening, following which the game, "Michigan," was played. play-ed. Ray Berry and Mrs. Jessie Payne won the high score prizes. In attendance were Mr. . and Mrs. Don Kump, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Paj'ne, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dixon, Dix-on, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Berry, Mr, and Mrs. Bernell Perry and Mrs. I W. L. Williams. Mrs. Bailey : Dinner Hostess ! A well appointed Sunday afternoon after-noon dinner was given by Mrs. i Nellie C. Bailey at her home. 1 Daffodils formed the table centerpiece. center-piece. j Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harding, George Harding and daughter, Miss Vir-i Vir-i ginia Harding; Mrs. Jennie Fish and Robert J. Cornivallis of Price, j Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bailey I and daughter, Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bailey. Anniversary Plans Made Plans for their fiftieth anniversary anni-versary celebration events to be held the middle of March, were made at the Nineteenth Century club meeting held at the home of Mrs. Robert Annand Friday afternoon. after-noon. Mrs. C. E. Berry, president, was in charge, and discussions were led by Mrs. H. W. Gease, program chairman for the anniversary, anni-versary, Mrs. Thomas Gessford of the service committee, and Mrs. Owen Heninger of the music committee. com-mittee. In attendance were Mesdames Fred Elledge, L.' G. Baker, O. E. Thomas, E. D. Sutton, M. A. Daugherty, W. H. Brereton, H. J5. Mensel, C. E. Berry, R. G. Mackenzie, Mac-kenzie, Howard Olsen; Thomas C. Gessford, J. J. Winter, H. W. Gease, Arthur McCoy, Ledger Free, Owen P. Heninger, Lawrence Law-rence Beebe, Leon Miller, Herman Grimm, Agnes Whitecotton, and Miss Helen B. Thomas. . D.-?.-n. . AflUBAL 3- ST We Bring Samples to Your Home-Make Home-Make Your Drapes, and Hang Them AH at Material Costs only! -jAj-.Have Your Furniture Beautifully Slipcovered Slip-covered by Expert Workmen at Once-a-Year Low Prices! -.AH Upholstry Work Booked in January or February at Greatly Reduced Prices! Place Your Order in January or February We will make delivery later as you wish ! : v v' :.-.: :- , t : s '-'iv ' -" - ' ,. - ' : ; ... "St " ' - - IL- - - C 1 I -s- ... - ,V N , w J - .- x ' - r , - ?. ... A S"-. v . , . l -' j - " " " - 1 ' ' ' 1 V v. ' - , '. r-. j s ill . i ySWNSy. "v-fc f : if - ' t . ' I It , "mi " ' , ' V. 7 I - t I i r , it. j! a.; f I i , ' - K. 1 . $ f f V ' fy?y v. I .i'y-y -:i h THIS original tablecloth made of strips of red, white and blue Jincn sots the keynote for a Washington Washing-ton Birthday table setting. Against its gay coloring, white cups and serving dishes, handsome-American handsome-American eagles stand guard on Fire Cracker candles, tied with tjny flas and surrounded with white gardenias, forming the patriotic centerpiece. White frosted glasses, red plates, covered dishes and red- handled cutlery also contribute to the color scheme. . Club Calendar r. IL S. WOMEN The Provo High School Women's Wo-men's meeting, scheduled for Thursday, has been postponed due to the recent death of Mrs. Elizabeth Eliza-beth Erickson of Boneta, mother of Mrs. J. C Moffitt. BETA SOROSIS Members of the Beta Sorosis club will meet Wednesday at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Merrill Mer-rill Christopherson. Mrs. K. B. Sauls will give the program. i. c. r. Mrs. Minnie Haws will be hostess hos-tess to the T. C. U. club Wed- hesday at 7:30 p. m., at her home, 172 East Second South street. HAPPY HOUR BRIDGE The Happy Hour Bridge club party has been postponed until Wednesday, Feb. 26, at the home of Mrs. Joseph Hawkins in Spring-ville. Spring-ville. CAMP No. 2 Officers of Camp No. 2, Daughters Daugh-ters of Utah Pioneers, are to meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Maude Roberts. MIERCELES Members of the Mierceles club will meet at the home of Mrs. Hal Walton Tuesday evening. TRIPLE FOUR The Triple Four Bridge club will be entertained by Mrs. Fred Stubbs Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock at the Women's clubhouse. DeNOVO Mrs. George Carter will be hostess hos-tess to members of the DeNovo club Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock at her home. Miss Elliott Returns Home After an enjoyable eight weeks vacation in Arizona and California, Cali-fornia, Miss Vilate Elliott arrived home Friday night. Miss Elliott spent Christmas and New Years with Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ellsworth at Safford, Ariz., attending the game at El Paso, on New Year's day. Also, she visited in Mesa, with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Killian, and spent several weeks in Tempe, with Miss Lola Ellsworth, professor profes-sor in the Arizona State Teachers' college. In California, the Provoan was a guest of her' sisters and brothers-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Erickson of Hollywood and Mr. and Mrs. V. L. McFadden of Beverly Hills. GPEGIflL non qu Music Section To Entertain At Open Session "America Sings" will be the theme of an open session of the music section of the Women's Council to be held Monday, Feb. 24, at 2 o'clock, at the Women's clubhouse. An original program has been prepared, music to be furnished by the music section chorus, Edward Ed-ward Sandgren, soloist, and Mrs. Dearwyn S. Sundwall, violinist. The program will feature American Amer-ican music throughout and will bo of a historical and patriotic natr ,ur, Mrs. W.- C. Clawa.ii will be lho reauvr - Afternoon of Bridge Enjoyed S. C. club members were enter tained by Mrs. Claude Snyder at her home in American Fork, Friday, Fri-day, a tasty 1:30 o'clock luncheon lunch-eon being followed by bridge. A George Washington's birth-d.iy birth-d.iy motif was carried out. High score prize went to Mrs, Emil Thalman, and the second favor was won by Mrs. Adolbert Coleman, Cole-man, i In attendance were Mrs. Leo Duke, Mrs. Emil Thalman, Mrs. Lee Tuttle, Mrs. Horace Newton, Mrs. Adelbert Coleman, Mrs. Harold Har-old J. Lewis, Mrs. James Shurt-leff Shurt-leff of Provo, and Mrs. Claude Snyder of American Fork. MUTUAL Ivii ESSAGES M. I. A. meetings will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the L. D. S. ward chapels. Reported Re-ported programs appear below: FIRST WARD ; Miss Olive Winterton will talk on "Repentance," and LaDcll Knight will , sing two numbers. Voting for a "Gold and Green" queen will take place. SECOND WARD A panel discussion will ba held, with Gordon Nielsen as chairman, assisted by Austin .Tyler, Agnes Madsen, Vaughn Spendlove, Mrs. Ardith Nielsen, Leon Nielsen and Ernest Clark. THIRD WARD Mrs. Wyroa Hansen will lead in a discussion on, "Children's Poetry," in the special interest class. BONNEVILLE WARD During th preliminaries, a one-act one-act play wnl "be read by Georgia Cullimore, and two vocal numbers num-bers will be furnished by Mrs. James B. Ferguson and Naomi Ferguson. In the Gleaner and M-Men class, Marion Olsen will give the lesson on "Mid Pleasures and Palaces." J. Rulon Morgan will address the special interest group on current national events. help yuUuLiuU GGD.D0 From Developing Quick Put a Few Drops of Vicka Va-tro-nol up your nose at the first sniffle, sneeze, or sign of catching: cold and let its stimulating action aid Nature's Na-ture's defenses against the cold. Relief Society Programs Relief Society meetings Tuesday Tues-day at 2:30 o'clock in the L. D. S. ward meeting houses will be in charge of the literary committees. commit-tees. The book, "The Tree of Liberty," Lib-erty," is being reviewed. Reported programs appear below. FIRST WARD Mrs. Nellie R. Robinson and Mrs. Vivian Lambert will give the lesson. There will be a nur sery. SECOND WARD Mrs. Florence Allred- will continue con-tinue the book review. ' : THIRD WARD Mrs. Ijolota Dixon will give the review, and special patriotic songs will be furnished. There will be a nursery. v . SIXTH WARD . The historical characters in the book will be reviewed by Mrs. Monta Anderson. Special music will be furnished and there will be a nursery, An executive officers' offi-cers' and classleaders' meeting is called for 1:45 o'clock. MANAVU WARD A continuation of the book will be presented, Mrs. Hattie Snow to give the life of the author, and Mrs. Ivy Jensen to tell the story. Correlative music will be included in the program. There will be a nursery. BONNEVILLE WARD Mrs. Wilma Hawkins, Mrs. Es-tella Es-tella Eames and Mrs. Eva Williams Wil-liams will give the lesson, and a good program has been planned. PLEASANT VIEW WARD Mrs. Celestia J. Taylor will give the lesson at 2 o'clock. Theje will be a" nursery. Club Party Is Delightful Mrs. Lloyd Winter entertained the Forget-Me-Not club at her home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Sally Rencher was a guest, and members present were Mrs. Curley Brown, Mrs. Frank Walter, Mrs. E"red Hansen, Mrs. June Buchanan, Bu-chanan, Mrs. Martin Kimber and Mrs. Lawrence Jones. Luncheon and bridge were enjoyed, en-joyed, Mrs. Walter winning high honors, Mrs. Hansen, second and Mrs. Jones, traveling. NO FRIZZ Jine Gallic gult in tlie III ' lioir. Salt dries the hair, jj." leaves it frizzy. Frederics New Ira-Curl Ira-Curl permanent wave contains no metallic alt - cannot possibly dry your Kair or leave H frizzy or brittle. T K 1 xmnzinir new oermanent NO KINKS HI t protects and preserves tbe C V p) natural beauty of your J ;i hair. Waves last longer NO ESITTU " HAta Trip Refill tv ' Contains No Harsh J 1 Metallic Salt jyi 90 of dry Loir U J ' ' 's V t a u e d by permanent V-.V Imrili. corrosive, crystal- A Valentine dinner-dance -was enjoyed by the Provo Herald carrier car-rier boys and their young lady friends Saturday evening at the Haase cafe. The party, a delightful event, climaxed a promotion campaign. Carnations were given as favors. Emil Moore, circulation manager, welcomed the group, and introduced intro-duced Glen Gardner as toastmas-ter. toastmas-ter. The following program was furnished: Piano solo, Miss Jean Dastrtip; skit, Paul Fillmore, Einar Johnson and Glen Gardner, accompanied by Garth Pehrson; toast, Kelly Gardner; solo, Garth Pehrson; clarinet and cornet duet, Curtis Harrison and Sam Kelly; remarks, Mr. Moore and L. B. Tackett, Herald manager. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Tackett, Miss Donna Mae Ashton, James Wilson, Garth Pehrson Pehr-son and Miss Elaine Christopher-son. Christopher-son. - - - ' Others in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Moore, Glen Gardner, Gard-ner, Elinor Brockbank, Richard Paxman, Algene Ballif, Einar Johnson, Rosemary Hanseen, Lawrence Law-rence Young, Jean Dastrup, Clin-tdn Clin-tdn Wiest, Norma Dick, Russell Taylor, Majel Christensen, Richard Rich-ard Myrup, Beverly Boardman, Anthon Peterson, Shirley Locan-der, Locan-der, Sam Kelly, Helen Clegg, Karl Bunnell, Russell Bement. Richarci Anderson Yvonne Farr, Lorin Norton, Nor-ton, Betty Moore, Grant Farrer, Norma Bray, Allan Johnson, Beverly Bev-erly Dean, David Fackard, Carma Adams, DeMar Jones, Anna Mae Wilkins, Paul Fillmore, Atheen Knudsen, Kelly Gardner, Gloria Williams, Edwin Olson, Bonnie Wilson, Ivan OBon, Daryl Harris, Curtis Harrison, Meredith Christensen, Chris-tensen, Harold Ashton and Beth Zabriskie. Son Leaving; Given Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Davio. r.eese were hosts at a dinner Sunday at their home, the affair honoring their son, Richard, who leaves tonight for Washington, D. C, to accept a government position. The young man is a junior, at the B. Y. U. and a member of the Brigadier social unit and Alpha Kappa Psi, national commercial fraternity. The dining table was attractive with pussy willows and carnations, arranged in a blue and silver bowl. Covers were laid for Mr. Reese, Miss Lou Bodily, Glen Snarr, Miss Zola Johnson, Kim Smith, Miss Maxine Hansen, Kimball Sorenson, Miss Beth Miner, Bruce Reese, Miss Colleen Rowan, Bill Rasmus-sen, Rasmus-sen, MLss Bonnie Gunn, Miss Jean Reese and the host and hostess. Games and music were enjoyed after dinner. Camp Manavu At Meeting Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Camp Manavu met at the home of Mrs. Menetta Ilenrie Thursday Thurs-day afternoon, with Mrs. Abbie Dutson, vice captain, presiding. A report on the .county board meeting was given and the lesson les-son on "Shop and Factories of Early Utah," was given by Mrs. Ivy G. Jensen. Mrs. Iva Richardson Richard-son talked on the "Making of Silk," and Mrs. Martha Young gave the history of her father-in law, Brigham Young, Jr. Hostesses were Mrs. Henrie Mrs. Emily Nielsen, Mrs. Mary D. Jblley, Mrs. Effie P. Jacobs, Mrs. Martha Young, Mrs. Mary A. Smith, Mrs. Vera B. Trunkey, Mrs. Angie Johnson and Mrs. Murren Boren. NOW! . . TWO TOP HITS! ANY SEAT Anytime fill -' '" I RRflH CR1WFB80 1 f- ----- - and f! I HIT MORE! U I N0- 2 ffmn VEIEZ iECHEPJ0L tsJ . K KIUM PAKSISX jti vJf'Z CXARUSUSS yd. - . ,. .... " " -vr U V l Ft ' Junior, Senior M. L A. Balls Are Announced Everything: Is in readiness for the annual "Gold and Greeen" balls to be held in the Bonneville ward hall Wednesday and Thursday Thurs-day evenings, for the juniors and seniors, respectively. -.A "Southern Roses" theme will be worked out alonfr a colonial garden idea, and in addition to the customary "Gold and Green" dances, which will be under the direction of MLss Nona Thorson, a minuet will ba presented during the floor show. Wanda Brown will be queen for the junior event, to commence at 7:30 o'clock, and her attendants will be Rodene Farrer, Muriel Jones. Elaine Clegg, Beth Smoot and LaWana Lee. The queen for the senior ball Thursday will be Dorothy Prusse, with Nadine ITarr, Izona Farr, Shirley Watkins and Peggy Lavender Lav-ender at attendants. The queens for these occasions have earned their crowns through a merit system, by participating in M. I. A. activities this season. ENDS UH i TOMORROW'! Margaret SULLA VAN James .. Kay STEWART . MILLANO "Next Time We Love" For Action Fans! WILLIAM BOYD As Ilopalong Cassidy in 'THREE MEN FBOM TEXAS" One L7ED., FE0.1Cth ON. THE STAGE yUlm m m m m it F S. Scintillating! Sparkling! Eye 6-BIGAC 30 and GUTTTERSOX'S B.ND Six Dorothy Jeron Marvin Jenson Don Kemp Rich and Gibson .7 Six Gutterson's Band ON THE SCREEN The Best of the 'Blondies' "BLOND IE' GOES LATIN" with Penny Singleton 03 "BLOXDIE" Arthur Lake as 'T)agvood' Tmm I Iarry Simnis and Daisy O AT POPULAR PRICES! 23c 30c 40c 'til 2 'til 6 Eves. . ,' i j i ; s .. i The attendants are the runners-up in the contest, the officers announce. an-nounce. NOW! Ends Tucs. Note: Will not be held over, due to Stage Show Wednesday! SUCH PKAISE! No Wonder It's Been Selected As One of the Ten' Best of the Year! 100 Excitement! . a 1 3 i ; . :. .!:..: V V Day Only! "A 1941" - Filling -0 n v ifTk PEOPLEO Debutantes V Danvilles and i HI ' S3 East Center St. Ill PHONE 264 'i i 'ii il n i"" i |
