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Show see TTl 1 1 1 1 vvr stern Star istallatiori inducted Following the regular business eting 01 valley Chapter no. a, S. an ooen installation of the officers for 1848 was held, e Installation ceremonies were charge of Mrs. Dida M. wait wa-it worthy grand matron. She' s assisted by Evelyn Carle, ind. chaplain. Vera Schroder, ind marshal, and Rowena Maly, ind organist. rhe following officers were in-lied: in-lied: Nellie Leander. worthy ktron: Earl Oss. worthy patron; fcorgia Roach, associate matron; ed Ray, associate pairon; au-sta au-sta Scherer. secretary; Velda lalL treasurer: Harriet Bullock, jnductress; Betty Oss, associate aplain; Sadie Riley, marshal, la Beebe, organist; fttarjorie kderick, Adah; Henna Holt, ith: Vida Carter. Esther; Mary rran, Marthar Editn wauter, ecta; Mitzi Perlman, warder d Karl Scherer. sentinel. The newly installed worthy strvtn wna nreuntMl with a lautiful bouquet of red roses torn the chapter and also lovely ie retiring worthy matron was esented with a past matron's wel and a gift from her offi- rs. Following the meeting de- bious refreshments were served the banquet -room to 150 mem' prs and friends. Mrs. Jones ells Story The Monday Social club met at hnm of Mrs. Elf Wtnha1 jiere they enjoyed hearing the pry of "Joseph, Husband of Jiry" as given in charming fash 's, by Airs. A. wiu Jones. Mrs ! C. Snow also related an inter-tins inter-tins Christmas story. Each guest was presented with Christmas favor and a tray ncheon was served. Mrs. Arthur rating, Mrs. Ellen Nelson and rs. Eliza west were invited and e following membes attended: Irs. L. L. Nelson. Mrs. Ole E. ilsen, Mrs. Peter Groneman, Irs. A. Will Jones. Mrs. Rose ancent, Mrs. Fred Singleton, trs. William Mildenhall. Mrs. Ibert Halliday, Mrs. William Lucent, Mrs. Melissa Lewis, Mrs. Lira Westphal, Mrs. James C. lOw and Mrs. Ed Vincent. )pnta Claus brings Gifts The first annual party for ives and familes of employees I Central Utah Motor company as held in the lovely new show-xm show-xm of the company on South niversity Avenue Monday eve- ling. Nearly fifty persons attended nd were presented with lovely lifts from under the large Christ-has Christ-has tree. The Children were delighted hen Santa arrived to give candy bid nuts to all and to take their rders for Christmas eve. Luncheon, . IDITTS TOr IUD The Double-Four club met at he home of Mrs. Sarah Menden- all for Christmas dinner., rook nd a gift exchange. Yule motifs were prettily ar- anged and luncheon was served b Verda Daley, May Kodel, Le- ia Williams, Barbara Nuttall, xrita Colledge. Dean Rasmussen. Rita Alexander and the hostess. Provoans .' At Wedding . Mr. and Mrs. ' Elmo Chee ver have returned from Los 'Angeles where they attended the wedding of Thomas G. Snelson, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Snelson, former Provoans. The young man chose as his bride Marjorie .May Hen-rlbh Hen-rlbh from the state of Washington. VThe couple recited vows in lovely candle-light ceremony at the home of the groom's parents. A Christmas tree shed a soft light on the scene as Bishop Paul Richardson Rich-ardson of Eastmount ward performed per-formed the rites. The couple stood in front of the fireplace, which was banked with fern and poin-settas. poin-settas. The bride wore a lovely gown of light blue crepe, ballerina length end an orchid corsage and was given in marriage by Dewey Snelson. She was attended by Alice Brissle, who chose a smart green suit with gardenias. The mother of the groom wore a black gown accented with carnations. Robert Snelson attended his brother as best man. After the ceremony, a buffet dinner was served and the couple cut their cake before leaving leav-ing for a Washington honeymoon. They will return, to live in Hollywood. Holly-wood. Both young people have been attending Woodbury college and have been studying interior decoration. Mr. Snelson will graduate grad-uate in the spring. Receiving guests at the wedding was Mrs. Elmo Cheever. Betty Snelson was in charge of the many lovely gifts. Bridge After Yule Dinner It was a gay dinner party at Virginia Manor Tuesday evening for members of the Happy Hour bridge club. Decorations of the season were used at the manor and at the home of Mrs. Del Larsen, where the group met later to play bridge. Awards went to Mrs. Elmer Carlton and Mrs! Glen Borget. Guts were exchanged by Mrs. Glen Borget, Mrs. Ray Borget, Mrs. Herbert Creviston, Mrs. Al fred Bennett. Mrs. LeRoy Davis. Mrs. Andrew Terry, Mrs. Elmer Carlton, Mrs. George Boel, Mrs. Max Bins, Mrs. Clarence Nor man, Mrs. Dale Larsen and Mrs. Ray Whitney. Greetings From Japan FAYSON Unable to buv Christmas cards in Japan. Capt. and Mrs. Vern Clayson (Marie Hancock) send their greetings to Utah friends through a letter, written to Mr. Clayson's mother, Mrs. Dora Hancock, some two weeks ago. Air mail from Japan takes two weeks, while regular boat mail requires a month passage pas-sage time. . Mrs. Clayson reports that they are enjoying themselves, but they do miss home this Christmas season. sea-son. They live in a lovely two-story two-story house, and have some of their own furnishings sent from their home in Utah. Their electric refrigerator and rugs have recently re-cently arrived. Everyone there has servants, and the houseboy of the Clayson? is a young medical student who takes delight in teaching the Japanese Jap-anese language to yourig Lynn Clayson. An electric train is used only by Americans, and there is no long distance fee for telephone calls over the Island. Mrs. Clayson Clay-son writes that the weather is similar to ours, cold rains having been-experienced during the writing writ-ing of her last letter. News Told: on Christmas ' DAILY HERALD Wednesday, Dec. 24, 1947 t ? J V I i l s l i 88 ' : V 1 Christmas cheer is in the air! Christmas joy is everywhere! Add our wishes that (his be the merriest holiday season ever! Payne Real Estate & Insurance Co. 59 EAST CENTER STREET PROVO, UTAH PHONE 2644 REALTORS ROSLYN WESTOVER News is afloat on the magic air of Christmas Eve. RosLyn Westover, charming Provo maid, and Eldred Bunting will have a date tonight to plan for wedding bells, while Christmas bells ring out their glad message. The bride-elect is a daughter of Mrs. Alta O. Westover and Eldred is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bunting of Bountiful, Bounti-ful, Utah. RosLyn is a graduate of Provo high school and seminary and is now employed at Taylor's. She is the daughter of Ralph Westover of St. George, Utah. Mr. Bunting graduated from Dixie Junior college at St. george and has attended Texas A and M, Utah State Agriculture Agri-culture and Utah county vocational school. He served during dur-ing World War II with army air communication services. Wedding plans are being made for early April. t-Ji: Helen Powell Bride-Elect PAYSON Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Powell announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Frank A. Beckstrom, son of Mr. and Mrs Arch Beckstrom, Benjamin. Wedding plans will be announced in the near future. Provo Stake Party Set All Junior eirls and Senior scouts of Provo stake are invited to attend a holiday party to be given Friday night at the Provo First ward hall. Mrs. Lucile Jones, stake Junior leaders, is in charge of the af fair and will be assisted by the following committee: Marilyn Richmond, Ruth Raile, refresh ments: Marilyn Larson, entertain ment; Joyce Jex, Eunice Waters and ValJean Washburn, games. Bridge Club At Dinner Mrs. George Crum entertained at her home for members of her bridge club when they exchanged gifts and played bridge. Earlier, the ladies enjoyed a Christmas dinner at Silver Star cafe in Orem. The long table was prettily pret-tily appointed with chrysanthe mums and was bright with favors and tiny Santas. Mrs. Eva Russell was a guest and members. attending were Mrs. J. C. Snow. Mrs. Ralph Elliott. Mrs. Roy Elliott. Mrs. Birdie Moore, Mrs. Clarence Moore, Mrs. George Crum, Mrs. Tony Brumn- jak, Mrs. Jack Holder, Mrs.. Vi-late Vi-late Strong, Mrs. L. C. Morgan and Mrs. David Reese. Presents For V Party Guests Beverly and Georgia Stephen-sen Stephen-sen entertained a group of friends 'at a Christmas party at their home. I Games and singing were en joyed and luncheon served, after which the children drew for presents. Those attending were Lynda Benson, Afton Murray, Pat and Barbara Willoughby, Fae Coleman, Dolores Nelson, LoRetta and Patsy Ford, Reece, Deanna and Don Hooks, Dale Porter, Louise Ramsey, Jerry Hill and the hostesses. Carols Sung At Yule Party Officers and teachers of Provo Pro-vo Sixth ward YLMIA were delightfully de-lightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. Jennie Brown Monday evening. Pine boughs, tapers and a lovely tree centered the decorative decor-ative scheme. Games were played and musical numbers furnished by Helen, Dewsnup accompanied by Miss Pratt. Piano selections were played by Marilyn Brown. Lillian Young accompanied at the piano while the group sang carols. - Luncheon was served to 13 of ficers and teachers. Secret Pals Revealed Names of Secret Pals were re vealed Monday might when Les Amies club met at the home of Mrs. Noel Jackson for their an nual Yule party. Dinner was served in the cheer ful glow of a lighted tree. Present were: Mrs. Paul Ander son, Mrs. Von Taylor, Mrs. Morris Mor-ris Duke, Mrs. Raile Saxey, Mrs. Robert Nash, Mrs. Ray. Madsen. Mrs. Max Williams, Mrs. John Banks, Mrs. Ralph Migliaccio, Mrs. Lee Twelves and the hoste., Letters To Santa Claus Dear Santa Calus, I would like to have a pair of skates, the white girls kind. If you can bring me a sleeping bag so I can sleep out with my friends in the summer I would appreciate it very much. Please bring a wallet with you. Dale Vincent. Bring me a dollie in 'a swing and a blouse. Bring Caren Lee a doll house: Marilyn. Darrell Stewart of American Fork wants some bicycle acces sories, a woodburning set, a paint set, a pair of house slippers, elec trie train transformers and lots of candy, nuts and oranges. His little sister, Linda Fae wants a baby doll, a Betzy-Wetxy. Also a big rubber ball and some house slippers. Billy Smith would like a doctor set, Lincoln logs, tricycle and candy and nuts. Stephen, Colledge is four years old and wants a train, a gun, a holster and a tractor. trac-tor. He says he has been a good boy and would. like Santa to bring Marilyn a doll. George Kelson would like a basket ball, a woodburning set or a football Also an electric train, a hunting knife and candy and nuts. Douglas Cluff would like a train, race-bug, new suit, some cars and trucks and goodies. Reed Kelson wants an airplane, basketball, basket-ball, chemistry set with a microscope mi-croscope and candy and nuts. Dear Santa, I have been a good girl. I want a black bord and some colar chalk and a straps purse and a doll, Janey Hartley. Bob Richards wants a pair of ice skates, cap gun and some story books. Lee and Lynn Richards would like to have an electric train, scooter, books, candy and nuts and g Wymount Kids AivaitiSanta - Children singing around a lighted Christmas tree will provide a merry scene in the " center of Wymount village to night, when Santa will arrive ' with police "escort' to bring - gifts for the children of the 1 villa m: ..'"'. - t: .Thetestfvltles will begin at 6 p. m. and after the children, ' have - had their party, the 'grown-ups will join for a t Christmas earol session. The party for children is ' limited to residents of the ' village. Couple Wed .58 Years PAYSON Honoring the 58th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cowan, the entire family of grown sons and daughters, daugh-ters, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. (Donna) Gallup Gal-lup in Provo. The dinner table was cleverly decorated with evergreen ever-green and twinkling Christmas lights, and lighted tapers added to the festive appointments. Pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Glade Co wan, Mr. and Mrs. Glen 'Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Max Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus (Martha) Chard, all of Pay son; Mr. and Mrs. Angus (Fawn) Hales, Spanish Span-ish Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cowan, .and Mr. and Mrs. Gallup Gal-lup of Provo, as well as the honored hon-ored couple, who make their home in Payson. SUP Program At Hospita Carrying much Christmas cheer to the patients at Utah county infirmary, in-firmary, board members of the Sons and Daughters of Utah Pioneers Pio-neers put on a gala program and party during the pre-holiday season. sea-son. Santa Claus B(vo','!pi"' u group to the hospital to visit the bedfast patients as well as tuooe who were able to join in the festivities. Thirteen BYU students from Hawaii delighted the guest with songs and stories in their native tongue. Native dances and guitar music also delighted the audience. Edith Powell, vice-chairman of the board, spoke briefly in wel come $ and introduced Sylvan Clark, county commissioner, who addressed the group. Prayer was given by E. D. Jones. All members mem-bers of the county board were in attendance. a tricycle and little drum for little lit-tle brother. Dear Santa, I have been a good girl, please bring me a doll buggy, and a cry doll also accordion. Thanes for the toys you bot last yer. I will leave kake on the tabel. Carol Jean. Mary Marie Terry would like a Betsy-Wetsy doll, and she says she has been a good girl. Linda Lee Terry will settle for a tricycle if Santa will be so kind. It's a small carpenter set with a hammer and saw that Dee Claff of Salem wants this Christmas. He would like a wind up train, a sleigh and a tinker toy set with Lincoln logs. Merrill Gappmayer of Orem, is five years old and wants some roller rol-ler skates, a black board, chalk, candy, nuts orange and rubber ball. He says that his niece, Ann Marie, is only four months old and is really cute. He would like Santa to bring, her a teddy bear and a rattle. Bring his brothers, Lewis and Richard something too, if you can, Santa, Merrill will have some pie on the mantle for you. Sherry Kay Simmons wants a dolly that cries, a pastry set, a sewing machine, a toy piano and whatever else would be nice for a little girl. Nebo Stake Party Held PAYSON All outgoing and in coming officers of the Nebo stake Primary stake board were hon ored at a dinner party given aV the Second ward amusement hall recently. Hostesses were the presidency presi-dency of the board, including Wilma Wride, Erma Thatcher. Maurine Hlatt. and Dora Hancock. Han-cock. Presidency of the stake, anrt preisthood representatives as well as partners of the members were special guests. The table was bright with poin-setta poin-setta and evergreen, lighted tapers tap-ers and red streamers. Toastmis-tress Toastmis-tress was Maurine Hiatt. Welcome was expressed by President Wilma Wil-ma Wride. with songs and a piano duet part of the entertainment. Skits were presented unrehearsce from people called out of the group of guests. Response to toasts were given-by George Christen- sen, George Q. Spencer and Pai-ley Pai-ley Lundell. After dinner Mis Laura Shepherd read the dramatic drama-tic story, "God's Finger." Collins Family Greets Santa Monday evening the family of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Collins met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Collins for a merry Christmas party. A turkey-buffet provided plenty plen-ty of goodies for everyone and Santa arrived to pass out gifts. Joining in the me-ry family party were Mr. and Mrs. John H. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Collins, Richard Collins, Mr. nd Mrs. Bert Collins and son Stephen; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Col lins and Bob, Stanley and Eddie; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Collins,- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weight and children David. Mary Lou, Carl and Johnnie: Mr. and Mrs. Max Collins and children Gary, Kent', Patricia and Jimmy. Mrs. Madsen Is Honored Mrs? Nettie Madsen was honor ed on the occasion of her birth day with a hot chicken supper and a bridge party. Lovely gifts were presented and good wishes extended to the hostess. hos-tess. Gifts were exchanged by Mrs. Millie Ridge, Mrs. Davjd Reese, Mrs. Matilda Bailey, Mrs. J. C Snow and the hostess. Mechom Home Scene of Fete A group of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mecham Monday evening to exchange ex-change and open gifts and to enjoy en-joy the lighted Christmas tree. Earlier in the evening the group enjoyed dinner at the Silver Sil-ver Star cafe in Orem. Included in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Traher, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferre, Mr. and Mrs. J.'F. Greer. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Greer and the host and hostess. FriendsCome To Yule Party Mr. 'and Mrs. DeMar Wight-man Wight-man gave a party at their home Monday evening for a group of friends. Gifts were exchanged and dinner din-ner served. The lighted tree and yule motifs added cheer to the occasion. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Henney, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Odell Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Verdan Wightman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wightman, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hawke. fin, J MSwEK Best Wishes To All For Another Year of Peace and Prosperity PROVO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HUGE AFTER CHRISTMAS (r7- JO VALUES SAVINGS In Every Department - .... Shoes - Ready to Wear Mem and Boys Clothing 1 |
