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Show 41 Society VtlX HERALD 7 Tuesday, April 22, 1947 Open Session Will Feature Women s Council Chorus Mrs. Varley Honored By 350 Guests Mrs. Harriet P. Varley was greeted by over 350 guests, Sun f - - - 'x f- ''if' It . C I ' day at her home, when an open! house reception was given to honor her on her 80th birthday. The house was filled with flowers, gifts of admiring friends. Cards and gifts also were presented pre-sented to Mrs. Varley, a Ion? time resident of Orem. Included among the guests were visitors from Idaho, Salt I.ak-p ritv flsripn and nearbv communities. Eight children oil Mrs. Varley were there to honor j their mother, also sons- and daughters-in-law. They are Mrs. ; Ethel Robinson, Sacramento, j Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ash. Salt Lake Citv: Mr. and Mrs. B. I BETA SIGMA PHI H? Wright. American Fork; Mr. ! The Xi Chapter of Beta Sigm and Mrs. Reed Gillman, Lindon; Phi will meet Thursday at 8 n. m Mrs. Sarah Hooley and Mr. and : at the home of Carol Clark 35 Mrs. Lowell Varley. Orem; Mi Pictured here are members of the Women's Council chorus, which will be featured Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the open session planned by the Music, Writers and Artists Art-ists Sections. All members of the council are invited to attend and bring their husbands and guests. Chorus members are, first row, left to right: Clyde D. Sandgren, accompanist, Mrs. Clark Newell, Mrs. George Henderson. Mrs. Budd Shields, Mrs. Ralph Craven, Mrs. Lenn Singleton, Mrs. George A. Brown, Mrs. George Ramsbotham, Mrs. Leonard Zobell, Mrs. A. Ray Ekins, Mrs. Ervin Stevens and Mrs. Mark Anderson. Second Row: Miss Marguerite Jepperson, director, Mrs. Camella Woods. Mrs. Cyril Walker. Miss Florence Weeter. Mrs. George Brailsford. 'Mrs. Clarence Downs, Mrs. Henry Heisch, Mrs. Lloyd R. Gale, Mrs. Gerald Johnson, Mrs. Howard How-ard Thorpe. Mrs. Fred Loveless, Mrs. Robert L. Reid and Mrs. Stanley Bonnett. f Club Notes nii r t uancers ai Prepare Show Specialists Guests Here Club Plans For Mother s Dav and Mrs. Horace Prestwich, Mi and Mrs. Allen Duke, Provo. o Scouts Serve Fine Banquet Dressed in white starched aprons. ap-rons. Senior Scouts of Provo El- Members of Bingham Young East Fourth North. Members are university's dance club are busy preparing a series of new dance ; asked to get their reservations in J for the Founder s day dinner. BONHELR I Mrs. Thomas L. Broadbe'nt will I be hostess to members of the iBonheur club at her home Wed-jnesday Wed-jnesday at 8 p.m. K S LITERARY KS Literary club members will Jocose club members enjoyed I their regular meeting this week the at the home of Mrs. Elmo Beers. Plans were made for the annual creations for presentation in a The monthly meeting of TTtnU r4A AnUlknlmnlAflinal en. I vw.UHu......v . -w ! Mother s day party, ciety was held in Provo, Monday Rridi?P and "500" were the di- public performance April 29 and evening. The members of the so- versions, prizes going to Mrs. 30 in the ball room of the Jos- ciety were guests of local mem- Basil Broadbent, Mrs. Max D. eph Smith building. Lois Ensign, i hers. Drs. D. E. Ostler, D. Elden Williams and Mrs. Hewitt Strong, assistant professor of physical : Clark, L. W. Oaks and Walter T. jr Refreshments were served, education, is in charge. Haslcr. Others attending were Mrs. Highlighting the dances will be Wivfes of the Salt Lake mem- Marjorie Eaton. Mrs. Clifford a costumed group number de-;bers accompanied their husLdnds imeet Wednesday at 8 P-m., at pitting life of the pioneers aftei ; and the group was served dinner Green, Mrs. Rex Broadbent. Mrs. nlhT!rdJ..leu!?J,.n QlySZISXl s-.25?Ilii?-'arrival in Utah. The dance recital av Virginia Manor in Orem. Fol- Mrs. Richard Stone. Mrs. Charles r,V J'"r - ' w'.U ,U,TM v'r '"r"v,v.r,1 will also include a demonstration lowing dinner, the men adjourn- B. Swan. Jr.. Mrs. Dow Sornnson iioii. .uuaua (.-veuiiiK- i uc uu.i :iis. Dyrun ucimaiier will oe 0 were raising iunas ior a sei oi nostess 10 iNeignoors oi wooa camping equipment, which will enable them to go to the Southern South-ern Utah parks, this summer. Mothers of the Scouts presided in tne kitcnen and turned out a craft Thursday at 8 p.m.. at herj home. Installation of officers will: take place. ! FINE ARTS An open session will be held i technique. the finale. five ballads anu rcj to the offices of Di. Oaks for and Mrs. David Cox. the last two the scientific program and the j being guests. Participating arc Bertha Ran-; ladies were entertained informal-j dall. and Bonnie Hancock, Mesa.jly at the home of Mrs. Walter T. Ariz: Ardis Adams, Blanding; ' Hasler. yf T A Marie Dean By bee. Springville: The local doctors had prepared i. I. i. at,5f5nlr' ,Kn elseVle- a program of scientific papeis on tending. Scout leader. Larry. 3:30. at the home of Mrs. LeRoy : """"V, nVi; inot are diseases of the eye. car. nose r Horn?r SS.ndri0 SdS 730 o TheixtmS; leen Hntchins Arcadia Calif cases they presented, with themesday at 7.30 p.m. Theic will be rT5".u"U t A,u..l..h..':tvDe of treatment advised ana the I no classwork. The program will n,uj V:Z'' M. Ano-i results obtained. ibe dedicated to Pioneer history. Maloney. Provo: Gwen'Marler, Visiting doctors 'e x p r e s s e d M.rs- Edith Y. Booth, the grand-and grand-and Josephine West. Salt Lake i gratification for benefits derived daughter of Biigham Young will M1UW ItriJLA. I. XI. QCKUIJIO Will fine meal for the large crowd at-;by Fine Arts club. Thursday at i Young, was in charge. ! Robertson. Each member maj Bishop Ralph Ladle acted as! bring one guest, master of ceremonies for the mu-IA SOIREE eical program which included! Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, piano selection bv Mrs. JeanjMrs Earl Strong will be hostess Dixon, vocal and guitar selections ;at her home to members of La-by La-by Harry Lawton. vocal numbers Soiree club. bv Woodrow Eeeertson. Mrs. PHILE VADA Merlin Terry and Miss Davis Phile Nada of Sorosis will meet Uy,: Jean Mcintosh and Marilyn from the session. Responses were made by mem- at the home of Mrs. J. Edwin bers of the scout committee. j Stein, in Pleasant View, Thurs- day at 8 p.m., for an open session. Fourteen million American' REBECAH ... . . i i f 1 Thrt re. n 1 1 1 t r mnfit inn rt T? wurncis were pruieciea ov uioup 'Tanlevorri Life Insurance at the end of last becah lodge No. 6 will be held ; vear. Average amount owner! ner : Wednesday at 8 p.m. All mem worker was $2000. ibers are urged to attend. Import-; i discussed De;voose women Morley. Provo: Roxey Nelson. Mount Pleasant: Barbara Robin-, son. Sacramento. Calif.: Elaint Sohm. Burley, Idaho: June Thain.: Los Angeles: Donna Thomander.i New Jersey; Bertie; Del Walsh, Farmington. The following specialists with their wives attended! Dr. Rugieri, president; Dr. Robert G. Snow, secretary: Dr. LeRoy Smith, Dr. Barcom W. Palmer, Dr. Dean Spear. Dr. E. V. Lindsay. Dr. Everett Ev-erett B. Muir, Dr. H. David Rees. play harmonica selections and there will be other old time music. All ward members are welcome. The final social event of the year will be the Tulip Ball scheduled for April 30. SIXTH WARD Regular MIA services will be Here's One Of The Greatest ffiW'PGYOU CAN; KQrty l0ni9ht UWtWUUU BUY If you have SIMPLE ANEMIA! Tou girls and women who auffer o from simple anemia that you're pale, weak, "dragged out" thlamay be due to lack of blood-iron. So try Lydia E. Ptnlcham's TABLETS one of the best borne ways to build up red blood to get more strength in such cases. Plnlcham'sTablets are one of the greatest great-est blood-iron tonics you can buy! Lydia L Pinto's (Adv.) At Meeting Women of the Moose, chapter 903, held their meeting Monday evening home of Mrs. Zola Quist, senior Dr. N. J. Rees, Dr. Homer Smith Dr. Whitney J. Haight, Dr. A. E. held Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Callaghan. Dr. Vivan P. White. 'Classes will complete lessons and Dr. Lionvston. Dr. Roland Mer- bookwork for the year. The fol-' rill. Mr. E. D. LeCompte. Dr. i lowing week will feature the fin-p fin-p Muerhead, all of Salt Lake City. 'al social hour and program for rpgnlar'and the local doctors- 'the close of the seasoni at the mm ii, . . . ii Mrs. M. P. Edwards has been (named chairman of the card party i regent. !to be given bv the Catholic Past Senior Regent Gertrude Ladies, tonight at the church hall. Snyder presided at the business Luncheon will be served and ! meeting. Refreshments followed, games of bridge, "500" apd pin- ; ochle played. Game awards will Listerhill. 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