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Show V SUNDAY 6A M I 1 2 ? I h! HERALD?18-196- j1 - I i .' ' - , - . Standards of Working Women High In Utah, Says Speaker Style Show Set At Riverside I 4: - t tt i I. J Harvest of Fashions" 'if j-..- . Miff ' i xy a . K V "V ' ' I ;1 I ' will be the. theme of the fall fashion show to be presented Tuesday at 1 p.m. Ijy the Riverjside Ladies at the Riverside jCountry Club as the opening, social function for members wlen the new 1962-6- 3 club season gets underway. Mrsi. Ward Heal is chairman jwith committee mem bers Mrs. Weston Garrett, Mrs. oyd Erickson and Mrs. Richard Hawkins. Nine modelis will show the newest in coats and knits for fall. Mrs! Ted Kirwan, president; vill greet the members in rooms gay and colorful with decorations. Music will be played by Margaret jVancej harp, and Loya Vancej, piano. V - fil -r- --- - U ' I ' I i l 1 ' ; ! I MRS. NELDON L. FOX (LaRene Ferre) Open House Will Honor Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Fox LaNesta Chorus ij FINE ARTS LITERARY CLUB ARRANGES TEA Anticipating the IqVely u j Sets Schedule; tumn tea to be held at the home qi Mrs. L lyd e brockett on lhursday tor embers and guests of thet Fine Artsn Literary Club are,r from left, Mrs. Paul H.r Geh riiig, Names Officers u. ; lvirs. ana ivirs Hardld vice in m.iiTTwmi.nnil.iiii.n, i - y jt president (.peatea; I. Hansen. J iiyae T a oanagren, urstj ji , . i x president, . - Ja i j . PAYSON Members of the LaNesta Cjhorus elected new officers and mslde plans 'for the coming season at a meeting held Wednes day at the home of Mrs. R. Dale r Whitelock. Mrs. Whitelock was named president, moving up from the viep oiiesident's chair shp held last yeir, with Mrs. Robert Ho- gan elected vice president and Mrs. Grant Carlisle, secretary, Guests To Be Welcomed Jaycee Wiives At Fine Arts Club Tea Don Mad Hats Fine Arts Literary Club will Welcome guests to an autumn tea on Thursday, Sept. 20 at. the home Clyde Crockett, 805 Oak Ridge Lanefrom 4 to 6 p.m. Crockett as Mrs Assisting hostesses and receiving guests of-M- rs. Members Honored On Birthdays By Bridge Club will be MrsJ Paul Gehring, president,- Mrs Clyde Sandgren, vice president; Mrs. Sterling Cornaby, program chairman, and Mrs. Harold I. Hansen. Decorations ' and refreshments will follow a harvest theme with guests being served on the patio. During the afternoon the tea table will be presided ;over- by Mrs Grant D. Richins, Mrs. Aura C. Hatch,; Mrs. D. Spencer Grow and Mrs. Hansen The tea; will inaugurate the 32nd - year: of activity for the club. For Meeting Following an Alice in Wonder land Mad Hatter's" theme, the Provo Jaycee Wives stepped "Through the Looking! Glass td open officially their fall meetings.! The event was held at the. hpma of Mrs. Allen Ferguson onj the beautiful patio with decorations throughout the yard following the theme. All the mcitifs yere drawn by member Vivian Baker; and they included chracterfe hi Lewis Carroll's tales i of Alice j Tiny Alice dolls enhanced the center of each table, j A business meeting! was conf ducted by Carole iMiche son, president, at which various charities were discussed. The grou dei i Mrs. Larry Evans of Lehi was hostess Wednesday to members Pep Up Vegetables of the Faux Pas Bridge Club at Even the vegetable resisters in a birthday party in honor of Mrs. your family will ' like string William Daniels and Mrs. Ralph beans, broccoli, or Italian squash ' when Powers. they glisten in a bright red Winners were Mrs. Reed Smith sauce. While you're cooking the and Mrs. Daniels. Mrs. Evans vegetables, just open and heat a .served a birthday cake and ice can .jof tomato sauce in a small cream to the members and a sauce-pa- n on the stove, then pour it over Lthe vegetables in the guest, Mrs. Ray Bone of Lehi. The group planned a dinner for serving dish. , That good tomato month with mothers as sauce gives extra and , ne'rt guests at the Royal Inn Motel in flavor so that everyone will want Provo. seconds. . eye-appe- al I treasurer. Miss Haws, Mrs. Dahlen and Miss Harmer. national average. . "In order that women may not be a burden on society; their in come should be sufficient to main tain proper standards dnd also provide them with assurance against unemployment ' or illness," Mrs.' Knapp said. There were 21 :past presidents introduced by the president, Thelma De Weese;' Evelyn Bean Hansen, first BPW president; Gladys Nielsen Flynn, Barbara Paxman, Lora Dunn McCafferty, Amelia Buckley, Erma Robley, Gertrude Wiseman. Eloise Fill more, Cynthia Curtis, Alice Syme, Lucille Haws, Vera Nelson, Reta Egbert, Pearl Dahlen, Irene Par sons, Mima Rasband. Alice Wil son, Ethel Kelborne and Christine Chase Paul. Mrs. Fillmore read the poem, "The Open Door." She was as- - Missionary Group Plans Special Joint Sessions j harvest 1 of the evening were Miss Rasband, j -- - sited in welcoming six new members into the club by Miss Curtis. They fire Elizabeth Harmer Gene McQuivey, Edna Hill, Jennie Smoot, Bessie Snow and Lenore ' , Jloughton. Committee members in charge 'The. social standards of work Utah are unsuring women-i- n passed in the United States," Mrs. Gertrude Knapp of the Industrial Commission told members of the Provo Business and Professional Womnat its 38th anniversary cel ebration Thursday evening. f Mrs. Knapp, guest speaker from1 Salt Lake City, discussed laws in Utah which protect women in employments 5he said that each woman and (minor in Utah is as an integral part of, the social system.' The majority' of people in Utah maintain a high er standard of living1 than the An open house Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 465 E. 16th S., Orem, will honor Mr and Mrs. Nelden Lee Fox (Ruth LaRene Ferre), who were married Friday at the home of the bride's parents in Crem, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Ferre. The groom is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Kenney of Gunnison. For her wedding the bride, wore . . Knits Are Natty a gccn of lace over satin with round7 neckline, pointed sleeves skirt. A crown of seed pearls released her veil of bridal illusion, and she carried a bouquet of white gardenias surrounded by pink rosebuds. 6f Mrs. Pat Ferre, sister-in-lathe bride, was .matron of honor in a satin brocade green) gown. Her flowers were white gar denias. Charles Ferre was best man. The bride is a graduate of Orem High School. The groom is serving with the U. S. Navy aboard the USS Yorktown at Long Beach, Calif. He wflljleave next month for a Western Pacific ' cruise. and floor-lengt- h meeting of the Women's Missionary Society was held recently at the home of Mrs. Ray of Pleasant Grove. Mrs, A Wes-terlu- - to Henry Camp was 14 "members the (present. Plans were made for a joint meeting on Sept. 26 at the Provo Bible Church with women from Salt Lake City. The meeting will be all day and will be a combined state Missionary Society and , White Cross session. Following the business meeting Mrs. Roger Henderson gave a talk oh "Watch" Winders" and Mrs. George Hope read a story. Recently all members ofthe WMS and their partners surprised the Ray Westerlund family with: a house warming and presented them with a lovely gift. co-host- i w i Mrs. jBen Leatham retires as president, las 'does Mrs. Ammon "If it's a knit, it's a fashion Taylor as secretary-treasure- r J. D." Christensen will' continue hit" seems to be the slogan for fall '62. Sweaters and blouses, as director. An outline of the songs the dresses and costumes, suits and group will present in a winter separates, jackets and coats all trend to concertj was discussed, as were join inasthethe smart Surprise your children with of basis the knits details pf regular. rehearsals. Re wardrobe. freshments were served by Mrs honeyspiced milk to pour over cereal Not least of the advantages of the morning's ready-to-eWhitelopk, Mrs. Leatham and Mrs. Taylor. ver- A cup of milk heated with three new knits is their satility. Increasingly, knits are tablespoons Jioney, one teaspoon and gold piled; over two feet high planned to go around the calen- cinnamon, and one-hateaspoon with cascades of colored weeds dar, as well as around the clock ginger will make about two serv and around the world. ings of spiced milk for cereal.. harboring a brown duck. j ever-growi- ng j J at all-seas- on lf cided.to support a project inolvt ing the Provo Public tibrarjfe Carole Westover 'spent' a few moments telling of 6er ad ren-- j tures at Girls State j under thei sponsorship of the Jaycee Wi es.j After the buffet meal, the w .vest paraded in original hats of "The Mad. Hatter." A hat toy Barl arat Hamblin featured tonqs of brbwni :.!H i I - ? ' f-I - i 1 "w" I 5L rrflT. 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