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Show Delta Phi From 3Colleges Plan Annual Affair Here Returned missionaries at Brigham Young university, University of Utah and Utah State Agricultural college will mingle at BYU Saturday evening in the annual inter-chap- j jter formal dinner and dance council of Delta Phi honorary fraternity. On the general committee planning the event are Da-; via H. Yarn, Jr., Ernest J. Wilkms and Floyd J. Woodfield representing the Alpha and Beta chapters at BYU, Douglas , H. Pack, U of U chapter representative, and Oliver Way- 4 man, USAC chapter. Other BYU handling. local arrangements are? Albert G. Everett and Robert Klein, chapter presidents; James Ira Young, decorations; Kennard Kartchner, program; Elliot C. Howe, toastmaster; and Duane Anderson, Ander-son, flowers. Approximately 500 fraternity members, alumni, and guests from all parts of the state are expected ex-pected at the formal, according to Chairman Yarn. - The affair will begin with a formal dinner in the banquet hall 4 and cafeteria of the Joseph Smith buildin at 7 p.m. Saturday, lowea Dy a brief program in the, The Acacia club will meet at auditorium. Dancing in the Jos-jtho home of Mrs. Claud Hawkins, eph Smith ballroom will conclude 710 West 8th North, Friday at the evening. 4 J ITI- Special guests at the gathering ! ARTIST SECTION Will be President Howard S. Mc- Friday at 2 p.m. the Artists' Donald of BYU and Mrs. Mc Don- sec' ion will meet at Women's aid, and the following ofpr-r ol club hou?c. The lesson will bo the fraternity and partners: Dr. -Soring Flowers." John A. Widtsoe, Lee W. Dalebout. . . and Dr. Milton R. Hunter, all ol Salt Lake Cityf Harold H. Smilh. Heber City; Professor J. vVyir. Sessions, and Professor Oliver R. Smith, BYU. Benefit Party f Set Thursday m- . , . ine nil. 1 iiiipciiiogus iamp ai:u T WtTfr rsl-'A auxiliary No. 4. United Spanish LJy I I LJ V V War Veterans, will meet Thurs- Iday at 8 p.m. at the veterans Thursday evening at Women's! service center, 287 East First . club house, Provo's Business and North. All members are urged to Professional Women will sponsor attend. their annual card party and OPTIMIST CLUB luncheon, which is a public party i Mrs. L. W. Meecham will be and a benefit, to raise funds for hostess to members of Optimist a scholarship to be awarded to ajciUb, Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at her -rovo gin, now a iresnman si SYU. . Mrs. Gertrude Wiseman is chairman of the scholarship com itt r thl ;3Xn .nH xnittee of the organization and: chairman of arrangements for the party. She is being assisted by Amanda Roundy. Olga Falls, also committee member, is out of the city, at present Tlftnt mflv h nhtainrH from Mrs. Wiseman, Amelia Buckley orith North. Cynthia Curtis. Door prizes willjDUP CAMP 2 be given, as will awards for; DUP Camp 2 will meet Thurs-bridge, Thurs-bridge, pinochle,, "rook" and day at 2:30 p.m. at the home of "500." 'Mrs. W. H. Callahan. All mem- 11 rf il'-!'"-3v.T : '- '."""i-tK.- BY EXCLUSIVE0 ORIGINALS FROM THE LOOM oFr3AeJCiX GIVE YOUR WALLS NEW BEXUTY. The real beauty, soft-textured feel of precious fabric originals by a famous textile designer are reproduced in United Wallpaper WEAVES. These new WEAVES are both unique and practical because they're the perfect decorative background for any room, with modern or traditional furniture. Although United Wallpaper WEAVES are exclusive and quality-guaranteed, they are amazingly inexpensive. Ask to see this book look for the United Wallpaper seal which identifies the only genuine WEAVES wallpaper. am urn (jfflmsmii if sponsored by the national members of the fraternity at j Club Notes CNM CLUB Members of C N M club are asked to meet at the bus station Friday, in time for the 1 o'clock bus to Springville. The club mem bers will attend the Art Exhibit,! then go to the home of Mrs. Clara Boyer fol-;ACACIA CLUB "i, J , Mrs. A. M. Thorn.-s will be ;-ottrss to Tres Joli members, at tier home, Fricay at 1:30 p.m. MUSIC section The Music Section of Women's Council will hold their regular practice, Thursday at 2 p.m. at Women's club house. AUXILIARY AND SPANISH WAR VETERANS r- i k . ml A i home j DELTA TIIETA CHI Delta Theta Chi members will mcet Wednesday night at 8 p.m. , . ,,1' i, 'at thir rpmilar mrolinff nlarp - - " " " " - - - o I PROVONIA The Provonia club (auxiliary to railway car men) will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Merlin Roper, 795 West ins uifiii "r THE FEEL OP m-. DTR Prominent "Y'Students Wed 1H -'I v;nj v if si iiw - jmmk. ...w(WW!wiiiri Now making their home in Provo are Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Janson (LuDeane Wagstaff) BYU students, recently wed in church rites in Pleasant Grove. The bridal gown was fashioned of white satin and lace in an eighteenth century design. A crown of orange blossoms held the finger-tip veil. Her bouquet was of hyacinths, and roses, centered with an orchid. Other members of the bridal party were Louise Arave, of Ogden, maid of honor; Norma Huish, Jean Anderson, Beverly Bever-ly Powell and Lyravine Jensen, bridesmaids. Sid Hedman of Provo performed the duties of best man. Wedding Party In Nevada A wedding reception in Pioche, Nevada, honored Mr. and Mrs. Neil Morris, who were recently married. A group of relatives from Provo and Orem attended. They are Mr. and Mrs. Parlell Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carroll, Car-roll, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Peterson Peter-son and Mrs. Louise Peterson. In Cedar City, the group was entertained at a turkey dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Peterson. The host and hostess and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Peterson Pe-terson joined the party and they proceeded to Pioche, where they bers and eligible members are invited to attend. OMEGA AUXILIARY Omega auxiliary will visit the Art Exhibit in Springville, Thursday Thurs-day evening. Cars will pick up members at 6:30 p.m. at Union hall. VFW AUXILIARY Department officers will be present to install officers at the regular meeting of VFW Auxiliary, Auxil-iary, Friday at 8 p. m., at Veteran's Veter-an's Center. All members are requested re-quested to attend, and eligible members are welcome. CAMP BONNEVILLE Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Camp Bonneville, will meet Friday Fri-day at the home of Mrs. Hazel Killpack, 555 East Third South. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Maude Sutton Mrs. Mabel Kirk, Mrs. Maude Strong, Mrs. Lura Ball and Mrs. Theresa Morgan. 50 GLADIOLUS BULBS $1.00 Prepaid A true rainbow collection of giant flowered varietlea. Young, vigorous vigor-ous bulbi (S's) that will brighten ?our garden this summer. Satis action guaranteed. WESTWARD HO NUR8EBT OROVILLE, CALIF. Mitropoulos comes to town with the lGAP0LIS sylipuohv orchestra On Wed., April 16 At J. S. BIdg. Hear them any time you wish . . . through RCA Victor's magnificent Red Seal 'recordings. 'record-ings. The Music of Johann Stratum, Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra ROYLE'S 34 N. Univ. F '''y A a 1 X X KB5i 00 O&ffi L y " lit Mw- ( Y were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Morris, father and mother the groom. LOW PRICES ARE BACK! Spectacular Values in All Departments SPRING CLEARANCE OF SPRING MERCHANDISE Silk Hose 5ogw$2.2.3 ; .1.95 Dresses 2 Groups . . . . 5.00-7.00 White Baas Low As Our Entire SPRING REDUCED Va OF Drastic Reductions on SPRING SUITS Some of Our Suits have been reduced to as low as Your Store of Fashion USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN 168 W. CENTER FRIED CHICKEN 1 "Pick the bones and lick your fingers' FISH AND CHIPS SANDWICHES RAINBOW GARDENS We are staying open after Wednesday and Saturday dances Provo Women Delegates To AAUWMeet Mrs. Orea B. Tanner, state AAUW delegate from Utah, and Mrs. L. X.. Cullimore, representing the local AAUW chapter, are this week attending the national convention con-vention of the American Association Associa-tion of University Women at Dallas, Texas. The two Provo women left Provo Saturday by plane and are attending sessions of the convention conven-tion from April 14 through April 19. Members also attended the state AAUW convention held in Logan and participated in the meetings and banquets. Those in attendance were Mrs. J. Wyley Sessions, state treasurer; Mrs. Karl Young, state arts chairman; Mrs. Orea a. Tanner, state international, inter-national, relations chairman; Mrs. Keifer B. Sauls, state finance committee chairman; Mrs. P. A. Christensen, Miss Lucille Spencer, Mrs. Avery Caine, Mrs. Wayne B. Hales. Mrs. Percival Bigelow, Mrs. LaMar Andrus, Miss Marian Burnham, Miss Rebecca Kirk, Provo AAUW members. At a meeting of the executive committee Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. P. A. Christensen, president, plans were drawn up for the annual senior tea honoring honor-ing women graduates of Brigham Young universlty-to be held May 1 in the Smith building. Those in attendance were Mrs. Glen Allen, Mrs. P. A. Christensen, Miss Hazel Fletcher. Mrs. Stanley Cox, Miss Lucille Spencer, Mrs. Wayne B. Hales, Mrs. Eldon Beck, Mrs. Avery Caine, and Miss Elinor Eli-nor Critchlow. Play Given At Birthday Party Honoring Mrs. Hazel Chipman on her birthday, members of OMF club gave a party, at her home, Tuesday evening. Morrie Roper, delighted the group with his reading of the three-act play, "Rip Van Winkle." A birthday cake centered the lace covered table, at which a delicious luncheon was served to Mrs. Harold Thatcher, Mrs. Fred Jensen. Mrs. Stanford Taylor, Mrs. Andy Terry, Mrs. Isaac Dun-ford, Dun-ford, Mrs. Noel Jackson, Mrs. Bailey Lindstrom, Mrs. Carl J. Harris, Mrs. A. D. Clark, Mrs. Alfred Bennett and the guest of honor. 79c Stock of COATS ORIGINAL PRICE 1095 Corn Nums A i DAILY HERALD Wednesday, April IB, 1947 Rush Party For Sorority The second rush party of the season was held Mpnday evening by members of Beta Sigma Phi, Chi Chapter, at the home of Miss Afton Lichfield. xne deiigntful evening was spent with playing cards and getting get-ting acquainted. The president, Miss Elaine Sperry, explained to the rushees the purpose and his tory of Beta Sigma Phi, traditions tradi-tions of the sorority, and events that are planned for the near future. ' Members present were Virginia Ennis, Maurine Maxfield, RoDene Forsythe, Dawna Banks, Marjorie Scherer, Shirley Kendall, Donna Luncheon For Ladies7 Day Mrs. R. C. Talbot and Mrs. Pete! Ashton were co-chairmen of the; attractive Ladies' Day luncheon, held Tuesday afternoon at Club Radar. About 50 members andi guests attended. Bridge followed luncheon. Mrs. J. Edwin Stein conducted a brief business meeting. It was decided, by popular vote, that future luncheons will be open to invited guests, unless members are notified otherwise. Mrs. D. R. Norton was named Chairman for the next luncheon to be held in May. Mrs. Brockbank Addresses Group Mrs. I. E. Brockbank gave an interesting discussion on "Early Pioneers of Utah." at the meeting of Home Arts Section of Women's Council, held Monday at Wo men's club house. Mrs. Orin Groneman, vice-chairman vice-chairman was in charge of the meeting. Mrs. John Huntington favored with piano selections. Hostesses were Mrs. Ray Hoover, Mrs. Croft Larsen, Mrs. Leslie Mildenhall. Twelve members and three guests were present. LADIES! Make Housework Easier . . . See the Wonderful New FIRESTONE Vacuum Cleaners 69.00 2nd HIT FIRESTONE 2 f l M., STORE 1 X0rZ,'l',Uu V, : I y Ill 2nd FEATURE JlL ViTJ-' Ends Tomorrow SSfg I Color DICK POWELL Cartoon "JOHNNY O'CLOCK" canoon JUDY CANOVA l!,jwnl "Singin' in the Corn- J liMsC. TTil!l. La 1 1 I g r . L Starts h , . 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