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Show PAGE : FOUR PROVO '(UTAH) DAILY HERALD, ; FRIDAY; APRIL- 24 1942 Attractive and Useful Gifts Fred Clark; MrsrFred 'HowarO, Mrs. Reed ' Bailey.tv Mri.f ' Lynn Groneman. Mrs. Fred Cooper, Mrs. Charles Jones and . Mrs. Leona Henrie. ... i r 3 C . V I V t t m i i Charming Home Wedding Is Highlight Of Todays Events ; ; An important nuptial event of the spring season; was the informal wedding this morning in which Maurine Van Cott became the bride of Charles H. Jennings, Jr., of Lame Deer, Montana. The; marriage vows ; were exchanged at 10:30 o'clock, at the. home of, the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Van Cott, Bishop Victor J. Bird of .the Fourth ward, officiating. The groom is a son of Mr. . and Mrs. Charles H.Jennings, H.-Jennings, Sr., of Lame Deer, who were here for the wedding. A party of 25 close family members and friends were bidden to the lovely 4 home ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. A. Van Cott of Salt Lake City,' were also present ' to see their eldest grandchild; their first to be married. mar-ried. Choice white roses, delphinium and calla lilies were beautiful in the living room, and . the banked mantel of the hearth (held white tapering candles in twin white holders to form the background for. the bride and groom. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a twilight blue ensemble, with white Duchess Duch-ess lace collar, a blue hat and white accessories. She wore a corsage cor-sage of cala lilies, Dutch iris, sweet peas and snapdragons. A wedding breakfast at the RELIABILITY in Watches A watch that Is unreliable of little more value than no watch at all. Your next watch should be from Berry One of undisputed suprenv fey a watch that keeps perfect per-fect time, one backed by Berry Jewelers. Dealers in the world's finest timepieces: time-pieces: Elgin, Parker, Ham- tump nA t . uiauuailOQ U Hill I BERRY Jewelers 110 Weet Center St. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF DTR FLOOR IHSUnAflCE ARMSTRONG'S LINOLEUM Plus D-T-R WORKMANSHIP! Laid Today for Lifetime Wearl SPECIAL OFFER During April l GAL. ARMSTRONG'S LINOGLOSS WAX Included With Every Custom Job! . You get One Gallon of this famous linoleum Wax with every job that is cemented over felt (limited to rooms 9x12 or over.) YOUR FLOORS WAXED WITHOUT CHARGE! After your Linoleum has been laid, our workmen work-men will carefully clean up your floor and give it a good coat of Linogloss Wax. Hotel Roberts immediately fol lowed the ceremony and was attended at-tended by the entire wedding party of 25 guestsr A three-tiered wed ding cake, frosted in white and trimmed with silver and pink, cen tered the long table, and cut flow era were in dainty bowls on either side. Mrs. Bernice Dastrup sang three beautiful numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Zenith Johnson. After the traditional cutting of the wedding cake, by the bride, the newlyweda left for a honeymoon honey-moon trip. For traveling, the bride chose a smart brown tweed suit, with beige accessories. They will be at home at 296 East Seventh North street, after May 1. Couple Set Wedding Day - SPRINGVHjLE Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Crandall announce th en gagement and forthcoming marriage mar-riage of their daughter, Loeen, to L. Neil Whiting, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whiting of Mapleton. The marriage is to take place April SO, in the Salt Lake temple. The announcement was made at a nicely arranged breakfast given at the home of the bride-elect's bride-elect's parents Sunday morning to which close friends were bidden. bid-den. On miniature white scrolls decorated with gold bells, the announcement was made, ,and place .cards of gold bells were also employed. The breakfast table was covered with a white linen cloth centered with daffodils daffo-dils with white tapers on either end. Individual corsages were given to each guest correspond ing to me centerpiece. Honoring the couple, a wedding wed-ding reception is to be given at the home of the bride's parents Saturday, May 2. to which 250 relatives and friends are bidden Following their marriage, the couple plan a short wedding trip to the west coast. They will make tneir home in Mapleton. THICK FELT SIMPLE FOR SUMMER T9 - l E. M. C. The E. M. C. club will meet Thursday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Louie Allman, 222 South Eighth West street, instead of tonight. BIRTHDAY ' LEAGUE A meeting of the Birthday League will be held Monday at 1:30 o clock at the home of Mrs. Hazel Killpack. A book review will be given by Mrs. Willis Cand- land. JOB'S DAUGHTERS A public bridge-luncheon is being held by Job's Daughters, Saturday at 2 o'clock at the Ma sonic temple. In the evening, the regular meeting will be held at 7:30 o clock. Mrs. Margaret Reese of Price, grand guardian of Utah, will make her official visit. All Job's Daughters, including new comers, are cordially invited to attend. CLEOFAN Mrs. Leo Taylor will be hostess to members of the Cleofan cluti Saturday afternoon at her home, Mrs. Petersen Is Hostess Mrs. June Peterson gave a bridge-luncheon Thnrsdav after noon at her home, for members of the L. S. club. Tulips and blossoms beauti fully decorated the rooms. Mrs. John Boardman won hi eh score prize and Mrs. Idonna Petersen, we second favor. Members nresent wn Mm. Theresa Morgan, Mrs. Monna Petersen, Mrs. W. P. Young, Mrs. Stanley Clark, Mrs. Leo Mech-am, Mech-am, Mrs. John Boardman and Mrs. G. M. Farrer. Afternoon Of Bridge Enjoyed The Tres Huit Bridge club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Archie Kay, for a 1:30 o'clock luncheon. , The card game was the diversion of the afternoon, Mrs. Lon Seeley winning the high score prize and Mrs. Wells . Hoover, the second favor. Defense stamps were given. Those .. present included: Mrs. Don Innes. Mrs. Wells Hoover. Mrs. Claude Lewis. Mrs. Elmer Clarkston, Mrjs. William Wllkins, Mrs. Lon Seeley of Provo, and Mrs. Carl Gustaveson. of Sprinsffl ville. . Additional Society On Page Eight ONLY.? It you suffer from monthly cramps, nervousness and distress of "irregularities" "ir-regularities" caused, by functional monthly disturbances try Lydi S. Plnkham'a Vegetable; Compound Xamoua for relieving such pain and nervous feeling oC women's "dlfll-cuit "dlfll-cuit tays.t Follow Ubel-dlrectlons. If i O - S: , . I 1 Club Calendar " ' cloth-con- 1 servatloncara-palgn servatloncara-palgn and all, . you'll . ' v 'probably see) 'more shlrt-and short 'combinations worn for active sport this summer than ever before The one at left is cut on simple,' classic lines. The nubby spun rayon shorts' , come in white xtan bark,, navy or ' sampler, blue, to' be worn with the , white blouse Vitea Club Dinner Enjoyed A dinner at Twin Pines was enjoyed by the Vitea club members mem-bers Thursday evening, after first meeting at the home of Mrs. Seth Billings. Those attending the informal affair were : Mrs. Dow Sorenson, Mrs. Lynn Tregeagle, Mrs. Moii ris Sneli, Mrs. Evan Fullmer, Mrs'r Sunny Funk, Mrs. Frank Cox, and Mrs. Alice C. Slack. -f- New Women's Store Opens Provo's newest women's apparel and shoe shop is the Minamax, 127 West Center, Which opens for business Saturday. . . According to the management, Minamax will bring outstanding fashions to style-minded women of Provo and vicinity. Heading the personnel is Miss Molly Carter, as manager of the apparel department, and John Cobb, head of the shoe department. depart-ment. Miss Carter is a. successful success-ful fashion expert and ladies' apparel stylist, and Mr. Cobb has had 20 years of shoe department de-partment experience in Utah and surrounding territory. The store will bring Fifth Avenue Ave-nue styles in personalized selections selec-tions from some of the foremost eastern factories, as well as smart sport merchandise from the coast, the management states. x-rovo was seiectea as site for the new store because of th steady growth of Utah and especially espe-cially of this particular area. The store personnel is being selected from Provo people. The store's name. "Minamax " is coined from two words "max imum" value at "minimum" cost. Q g- SATURDAY ONLY! Fresh . . New Shipment 2-YEAR FIELD GROWN ROSE BUSHES V JF American Beauty Talisman President Hoover Paurs Scarlet Margaret McGrady Many Others To Cawose From! -' CLIMBERS and , 187 West Center SC- Provo, Utah: -V Phone 411 Nuptial Note 0f Interest Announced Of interest to their many friends here, is announcement of the marriage of Lola Lewis of snrinsrviUe. ; and Dilworth Sim mons, well, known artist pianist of Provo, which took place at neno, Nev., Saturday. . ' A wedding dinner was tendered the newlyweda Sunday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Reese in- Sacramento, Calif. Mrs. Reese is a sister of Mr. Simmons. A son of Mr. and -Mrs. A. B. Simmons of Provo, the young man is at present stationed in the tank destroyer battalion at Bur-bank, Bur-bank, Calif. He attended the B. Y. U., also, studied music at De-Paul De-Paul university in Chicago. Later, he studied piano under Serge Tarnowski, at Chicago. A talented talent-ed pianist, Simmons has been presented pre-sented in many concerts, both heie and in the east. The bride has been employed on the coast for the past several months. Bonheur Club Election Held The annual election of officers took 'place at a meeting of the Bonheur club, held Thursday evening eve-ning at the lovely home of Mrs. McKay Christensen, in Payson. Mrs. John Halliday was elected president; Mrs. Thomas Broad-bent, Broad-bent, vice president and program chairman; Mrs. Harold Chriaten-sen, Chriaten-sen, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Floyd Millet, reporter and historian. his-torian. Mrs. Frank Van Wagenen, retiring re-tiring president, was in charge of the business session. A well arranged luncheon was served, and home movies were shown by the hostess. The season's .flowers were employed in decorat ing. Guests included: Mrs. George Spencer, Mrs. Roy Broadbent, of Payson, Mrs. Lewis E. Allen ana Mrs. Alfred C. Johnson of Provo. Members present were: Mrs. Ralph Britsch, Mrs. Edwin Firm-age, Firm-age, Jr., Mrs. Meredith Wilson, Mrs. Richard Knight, Mrs. Dean Anderson, Mrs. Russell Swenson, Mrs.. Frank Van Wagenen, Mrs. Glenn R. Kenner, Mrs. Bert Woot-on, Woot-on, Mrs. Elvin Anderson and Mrs. David Crowton. Apparel, Shoe Here Saturday V- v :.:::: . llllfslli;;. : - Pllililllii MISS MOLLY CARTER GUARANTEED TO BLOOM THIS YEAR ! Each Fresh, new shipment of 2-year-old field grown Rose Bushes.. Just arrived! . . Your favorite varieties of Everblooming and Climbers Climb-ers -to choose from, at only 19c each! EVERBLOOMING By MRS. When you give the bride-to-he a linen, personal or clothes-closet clothes-closet "shower" party, be sure to include some highly practical items as well as the more glamorous gifts. Brides like to have things neat and ship-shape In their closets they also like to have them pretty as can be! So here is a set that fulfills all requirements a laundry bag made to hang on a clothes hanger it has one compartment for stockings and another for soiled hankies. The frilled dress protector will do wonders In capacious shoe bag will hold 4 pairs of shoes. Make the set of flowered chintz or cretonne, of gaily striped denim or durable sailcloth or of material that will match the bride's bedspread and dressing table skirt. To obtain all 3 patterns for the Bride's Gift Set (Pattern No. S359) appliques for the laundry bag, amounts of materials specified, speci-fied, finishing details explained, send 10 cents in coin, your name and address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Daily Herald, 106 Seventh Avenue, New York City. Enclose 1 cent postage for each pattern ordered. Bridge Event For Club Group Mrs. T. H. Sumner was hostess hos-tess to members of her bridge club Thursday afternoon at her home. Bidden as guests were Mrs. Earl Smoot, Mrs. Wllmer Allen, Mrs. Wallace Prince and. Mrs. Hugo Price, and members In at tendance included Mrs. Sterling Ercanbrack, Mrs. M. W. Merrill, Mrs. Wyman Berg, Mrs. Stanley M. Clark, Mrs. George Worthen, Mrs. Veran N. Boothe, Mrs. L. B. Tackett and Mrs. C. J. Hart. Flowering plum was used to decorate the entertaining rooms. Defense stamps were given as favors to Mrs. 'Worthen, high score, and Mrs. Prince, guest prize. "Strong or weak or in-between You can't make a bad cup yiwumi- I - sf ' - .1, .1 iiiiinui NANCY KELLY tells RICHARD CARLSON while filming Paramount s "FLY BY NIGHT" - : v nWmHHMHMNMniiMMHMMnMnMniiiHMHnnBnHRnMiMBnHHMMWvnnw' v vj. . , - - -x : ; - - 1 V J ; y. , - I .,(l:.5.t-.:V1 5 , i ' S kicharoi I Jake it back this is weaker, but it's mighty good. Full of ! flavor I MkHCtt-Apologies accepted.' Now I'll make some strong coffee. Here's why it never fails! Make your coffee with the same care as you have, in the past. These two exclusive M. 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J.B.Co., . , San Francisco. We will refund ' double your purchase price m . faffM It 1 WW ? ' ! v -1 i Ma r:y I Successfully Promoted Are the Suits Now Being Shown at STEVEN'S! Gaberdine - Serge - 100 Wool Tweedes - in the newest new-est designs and styles for the duration. War Prices: $16" P STEUEN'S 42 West Center St ftiCHAtDi love coffee if it's good and strong but this looks a little too lady-like for me. nancy i' Think sot Why riot try it first? v;. ftt i i - - fxqi- ,.,.v s V -f N richakdi It's great! Black as the ace of spades, but not bitter. You're some coffeemakerl v . , nancy AT ot I'm fust averagebut any-, , one can make good coffee- every . time - a. 7 J |