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Show v Society oNews Mrs. Madsen Is Active At 85; Feted at Dinner Sunday proved a delightful occasion for Mrs. Peter Madsen Xd Lake View, who was honored 1 1 M. 11 t 2 LI I Ji r v tJj u lam 1 1 jr v uuuiuay oin fner at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Golden Taylor of Provo. Mrs. Madsen, who is one of the few original pioneers of Utah still living to tell the hair-raising atAftaA a (Kaga oorlv and ma times, trying days, was 85 years "young" Monday, Unusually active for her age, this mother of seven sons and daughters, five of whom are living, still passes the time away with her crocheting, and in the summer, spends many hours in ber flower garden. She has lived near the Lake View church nearly all of her married life, th couple homesteading that piece of land. She is able to attend church regularly,, and only recently discontinued dis-continued her long years of serv- ice as a Relief society teacher. She served as counselor for many years, also. Bertha Knudsen Madsen was born in Norway, Feb. 26, 1860. and came to Utah in 1864, at the age of four years, the trip requiring re-quiring si months. She is the only living member of the Hans Kruf n family of two brothers, two sisters, one half-brother and two half-sisters. The family settled set-tled at Fort Field on West drive. She was married to Peter Madsen Mad-sen in the old Endowment house eaA v i j T t loon died April 11. 1943. The living sons and daughters include: J. W. Madsen, Lake View: Pearl M. Sumsion, Spring- ville; Clara M. Taylor, Lake View; Evelyn M. Taylor. Provo; and Spencer Madsen. Lake view. J Also, there are 21 grandchildren w and 25 great-grandchildren. In attendance at the dinner were. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Madsen. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Madsen. Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Golden Taylor. Gala Birthday Party Enjoyed Mrs. J. J. Madsen gave a party at her home Saturday evening for ber daughter, Carol, and Jean 1 Maycock, whose birthday anniversaries anni-versaries occurred on that day. Table games were followed by delicious refreshments served to Joyce and Marie Madsen, Beth Harding, Dene Bunnell, Gloria it Wall, Colleen and Rene Koff- ing, Maxine Varley, Jerry Hansen. Han-sen. Betty Nimer, Joyce Hancock and Colleen Bylund. Sons Visit Here; Honored At Dinner A family dinner was given at the home of F. M. Alder Sunday, in honor of Lt. and Mrs. B. Alfred Al-fred Alder of Indiantown Gap, Military Res., Pa., home on leave, and Dr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Alder of Portland, Ore. Other guests included: Mrs. Robert C. Sumner and son Ronald of Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Grant J. Thurgood and children, Anne, David and Janet, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Alder of Salt Lake City, and the host F. M .Alder. Club Calendar LADY LIONS 4 A meeting of the Lady Lions will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Twin Pines In Orem, dinner to be served. N. of W. Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Byron Denhalter, election of officers to take place. PIULE NADA Members of the Phile Nada club will meet at the home of Mrs. Clayton Jenkins, with Mrs. Beth Chatwin as hostess. Thursday ev ening. Elections will be held. BELLE MERE Mrs. C. L. Knudsen will entertain enter-tain members of the Belle Mere club Wednesday at 4 o'clock at her home. ALPHA Mrs. Rose Kartchner will enter tain the Alpha club Thursday ev ening at her home. NAVY MOTHERS Alvin B. Shepard, executive secretary of the Utah county Red Cross chapter, who spent some time in the southwest Pacific, as field Red Cross director, will speak to the Navy Mothers at their meeting Thursday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall. Refresh ments will be served. Members are reminded of the membership drive. SOCIAL ART Mrs. C. A. Dahlquist is entertaining enter-taining members of the Social Art club Thursday evening at her home. j j i cmenains ror Card Club Group Mrs. Ted Wejls was hostess to members of her card club at her home Monday evening. Prizes for the card game went to Mrs. Art Burman and Mrs. Hank Huish, and others attending were Mrs. Clyde James, Mrs. Elden Peery. jIrs. Gene Nelson and Mrs. Milt Littlefield. A well appointed luncheon was served. Orem News Grand View Ward Old Folks Are Tendered Dinner Following the chow at the Scera theater Saturday morning given tor. tne old folks of Sharon stake, the Grand View ward old folks were entertained at a .delicious .de-licious chicken dinner at the hbme of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eataugh. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Davis and Mr. and Mrs Mario w Haws were other members of the com mittee, and had charge of the dinner. din-ner. Mrs. Fay Hills and Mrs. Rose WiUoughby assisted with the serving. Covers were laid for the fol lowing guests of honor: Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kartchner, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Riding. Mr. and Mrs. Ashted Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Brandon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hatcher, Mr. and Mrs Jex Robinson, Mrs. Esther Skin ner, Mrs. Martha Kelsey, Mrs. Grace Nuttall, Mr. and Mrs. Jo. seph Clark, Mrs.. Mary Young, Charles Davis, Arthur Tanner, William Shoppe, Mrs. Eliza Johnson, John-son, Mrs. Ada Carter, Mrs. Eva Hart, and Mrs. Annie Buckner. Springville Mrs. Leon Harrison was hostess hos-tess to members of the S. T. club at a regular meeting at her home Thursday evening. The group en joyed contract bridge and a delicious deli-cious luncheon during the eve ning. Prizes for the games went to Mrs. Hugh Baxter and Mrs. Art Heavener, the latter a guest. Mrs. roiida rimey also was a guest. Dr. and Mrs. Nephi Packard of Ogden visited the past week with relatives and friends in Spring ville and Provo. Mrs. Marvil G. Flom and son Douglas have returned to Spring ville after spending two months in California. They visited with Mr. Flom before' he went over seas and also spent a time with Mrs. Flom s brother, J. A. Pack ard and family. Mrs. Alma Gets and daughter Lois of Tampa. Ha., arc visiting at the Elmer Bird home in Mapc- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Will Llewellyn of Rupert, Ida., visited the past week Midwinter Spring Tonic 1 ---wl klAA nw I DAILY HERALD yycuuii iy Lvuy Is Observed 0'7 ' Spring tonie for the winter-weary dark dress Is a lifting touch of white neckwear. If it's flounced with a wide raffle of .embroidery and laced with faehsU-colored - grosgrsjn ribbon, as is this one, prospects are excellent for a quick-pick-me.up. rROVO. UTAH COWITT. UTAH TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. IMS PAGE 5 Mrs.' Garladene Thorne entertained enter-tained the Sharida club members at her home Thursday afternoon. A patriotic theme was carried out and a tasty luncheon was served. In attendance were Mrs. Edith Pederson, Mrs. Donna York, Mrs. Luzon Crosby. Mrs. Irene Turs-canski. Turs-canski. Mrs. Theressa Pyne and Mrs. Thorne. The Sharon ward patriotic committee were in charge of a party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan, honoring Mr. Duncan and Niel Edwards who are leaving In the near future fu-ture for service in the U. S. armed arm-ed forces. Mrs. Grace Fielding was in charge of the entertainment entertain-ment and the following program was given accordion numbers were played by Miss Louise Snell of Spanish Fork; Mrs. Blanche Christensen led in community singing with her daughted, Don na, as accompanist; little Lowell Hadlock sang two numbers; Bishop Bish-op J. C. Watts addressed the boys and each gave a response. Refreshments Re-freshments were served to thirty guests. Mr. Duncan's mother, Mrs. Bessie Duncan and his sis ter. Betty, of Salt Lake City-and Mrs. Luncan's mother, Mrs. Day ol Lent were special guests. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Patten have returned from a short visit with relatives in Pocatello, Idaho. They were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ward and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Patten and family. Junior Section Arranges Party Mrs. J. Robert Jensen Was hostess to committee members of the Junior section of the Women s Council, Monday eve ning at her home. After refreshments were serv ed, plans were laid for the next monthly meeting which, in party form, is to be an event of March 7 at the Women's clubhouse. With Mrs. Jensen as chairman, hostesses for the evening include: Mrs. Rulon Johnson, Mrs. Paul Larsen, Mrs. Flake Rogers, Mrs. Fred Ahlander. and Miss Beth Rambeau. In charge of refreshments refresh-ments is Mrs. Melvln F. Burgener, with Mrs. William J. Preece and Mrs. Joseph Traher assisting. Mrs. Grant K. Burham and Mrs. Ernest Tucker, council officers, will be at the door. Presenting the program will be Mrs. Sterling Ercanbrack, with Mrs. Ahlander and Mrs. Larsen furnishing the music. Son, Nephew-Feted Nephew-Feted At Dinner A family gathering at the home of Mrs. Lacy Swain, Monday eve Modern Menu in ning nonorea ner son AiacK, navy R. O. T. C, who is home from training in Minneapolis col lege, Minn., and ner nephew, Lee Bishop, here from Lowery field, Denver, Colo. Those attending were: Mr. and Mis. H. F. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Watson and daughters, uienna and Jo Ann; Mr. and Mrs, Wendell Duke and daughter Vir ginia; Miss Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Hicken', Mr. and Mrs. Jay bwain, Mrs. Venice Watson, Mrs Yvonne Watson, Mrs. Harry Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shelton, all of Heber City; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bishop and sons. Lee, Bob, Dan, and Lloyd, of Payson; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill, and Miss Rcva Kay, of Provo A pot luck lunch was served, and a delightful informal evening was enjoyed. with relatives and friends Springville and Provo. Fred Diamond, son or Earl Dia mond, left recently to train with the navy at San Diego, Calif. Mrs. Chris Sorenson entertain ed for a number of friends at her home in Mapleton. The time was spent reminiscencing and with a tasty lurtch. Those present frere: Mr. and Mrs. John I. Honey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Allred, Mr. and Mrs. Sorenson. Mrs. LaDean B. Headman and little daughter of May wood, Cal.. are visiting relatives and friends in Springville. Celebrating 100 per cent attend ance, the Junior girls of the Sec ond ward .under direction or their teachers, Mrs. Mary S. Boyer and Mrs. Virl S. Harrison, entertained at their annual Rose party during dur-ing the week. The class officers. Laurene Williams, Joan Stewart and Joan Blackett, were in charge of the evening's program and banquet. Roses were presented during the evening to stake leaders lead-ers and Mrs. Harold Christensen, stake president. Mrs. J. S. Carter and daughter, Mrs. Welby Groesbeck and her daughter, Mrs. Maxine Seamons. have Just returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carter atltured, and cards and lynch will oe San Diego, Calif. Uhe diversions Left-Over or Canned String Beans with Onion Sauce (Serves 4) One quart left-over or canned string beans, 1 onion grated. 1 onion studded with whole cloves, 2 tablespoons fortified margarine, salt and pepper to taste. Simmer together covered, 20 minutes. Add a little water if left over beans are used. No matter how plain the dinner is, a surprise dessert will make it seem extra special. Here s a nu tritious dessert that tastes won derful. v Peanut Butter Ice Cream One and one-half cups whole milk, 2 tablespoons flour, Vt cup sugar, Yt teaspoon salt, 2 egg yolks, well beaten; Vt cup peanut butter, Vt cup cold milk, 1 teaspoon tea-spoon vanilla, 2 egg whites, 2 tablespoons sugar. Scald milk in double boiler. Blend flour, sugar and salt together; to-gether; gradually stir in small amount of scalded milk. Then pour this mixture into the re maining milk in double boiler and cook 2 to 3 minutes longer. Cool. Meanwhile with a rotary egg beater, beat peanut butter and cold milk until smooth. Add this with vanilla to the cooled custard mixture. Fold in agg whites (which have been beaten with 2 tablespoons sugar until stiff). Freete in refrigerator tray until partially set and frozen. Turn into bowl and beat until smooth but not melted. Return to refrigerator tray and freeze until firm. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sterling entertained en-tertained for Mrs. Sterling's parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Taylor, Tayl-or, on the occasion of their thirty-second thirty-second wedding anniversary. A dinner was held Monday ev ening at the Sterling home, the table being decorated with a large anniversary cake. utner guests attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Murray Loveless, and daughters Liane and Taunia. Mr. and Mrs. Weston Taylor and sonrCraig, Sharmen Sterling and Mrs. W. E. Creer and daughter vwutju. Farewell Given Merchant Marine Honoring Shirley' Allen, who left Monday for San Francisco to begin training in the merchant marines, Miss Janice Jean Clegg entertained Sunday evening at her home. The honor guest is the 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allen. Twenty-five guests attended the gay farwell event. Birthday Party Proves Delightful A birthday party was siven bv Mrs. Eldred Anderson Saturday at her home, for her nine-year-old daughter, Janet. Games and music were enjoyed by the youngsters, and a delicious birthday luncheon and cake were served. A patriotic motif was predominant pre-dominant in the decorations and miniature animals were given as favors. Those attending were: Shirley Clegg, Pat Peterson, Robert Snell, Gary Anderson, Nancy McCurdy, Carol and Nell Snell, Larry Anderson. An-derson. Donna Naylor,. Joan Christensen and Jean Clegg. Odd Fellows' Party Tonight Lodge No. 14. I. O. O. F., will entertain the members and Re- bekahs and their partners this evening at 8 o'clock at the lodge hall. A quizz program will be fea $0011! O At Regular Prices! NOW! ENDS WED.! NILS ASTHER. HELEN WALKER CO-HIT! fvnui Msiw friil smiimT nut mi u um un cuM I urns .2 uasrtMHMj tin gffi -ends tontte: a. l. cronin's "Keys of the Kingdom" THHBXim . WEREN'T W0BTHA-i - MirrrTirn POSTAGE : 4r. 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