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Show 2A Sunday Herald ; SUNDAY, Utah APRJLMr MM Utah County, Utah Valley Symphony - Guild Plans 'Roman JIdlrday April 30 -- zi?fi?:f r, W i f f : Air A Public In vited To See Newest Summer Styles 'J-- r ;, All the gayety and excitement of a "Roman Holi- day" will be offered to guests of the Utah Valley Symphony Guild at the spectacular fashion show anoV? luncheon beinjr planned Saturday April 30. 'pJ t I """vlrphenshvitel event from wnicn t ail proceea3.wiu oe usea m support oi the Utah Valley Symphony. The exciting afternooa" will begin at ,1 p.m. at the Wilkinson Center ballroom. Mr eg; " Brigham campus. "J 0 vin f - w ' Mi- - v - f ' , 1 1 1 4 f vw X'; ' -- ' , ;i i multi-colore- ; . Community Concert Drive Begins Monday 9 ' ALP Chapter Hosts Guests One of the most exciting is the Afice Louise Reynolds, Chap Choir of Vienna return the ter Six, met recently at the Jr.. Provo, and Edward Sand- s choral Provo Utility Building when a Boys, gren, Orem, vice president; which can trace its or- members were hosts at an open Mrs. Woodrow E. Evans and group to the 1400s. Made up session. back igin Mrs. Bruce Dixon, Provo, mementirely of young boysthe Miss Elizabeth Souter pre(Contbmed from Page 1A) ! ... world-famou- I , .. .. ' throughout Utah bership Mrs. Max faafclrma group creates a beautiful tone Elliott, Provo, secretary; and with sented,, the program. Emily amazing musicianship and Jlrs. Robert J. Hamilton Calder, Provo Weeks sang "When Love Is x even is able to present small ( Whitney m euual eiothea and Mrs. James Aanmon in cool summer wwta. treasurer. Kind" accompanied by. Mrs. concert the ?2UU2IEB FASHIONS University Mrs. Roy Hammond, both Choice Mlaetloni from merchant VfVwmW will W& AimrSmvaA fc antrfi ill Sfiintv iKnv rf each those) worn by Mrs. Dick Johnson in a smart plaid coat, ot Sid members have Provo, advertising; Mrs. Kent been busy (or weeks securing fashions . from leading' merchants throughout the entire county and . creating fabulous decorations. Mrs. Joe president, and Mrs. Rex Thomas, general chairman, have been coordinating activi ties of the many committees involved in preparations. One of the highlights of the afternoon will be the appear ance of television personalities, Paul James and Bob' Welti of Salt Lake City, as the commentators for the display of latest fashions for all types of sum mer activities. Directing committee work have been the following chairmen: Mrs. Cullen Christenson of Provo; Mrs. Kay Jacobs of American Pork, Mrs. Wllford Belling'? of Springville and Mrs. Thomas Hall of Payson, models and funions; Mrs. Gor don C. Bywater of Provo, com mentators; Mrs. Joe. Ashworth of Provo, honorary guests; Mrs. Bemell Cloward and Mrs. Bri-ant Jacobs, both of Provo, mu sical background; Mrs. Harry McTague of American Fork and Ash-wort- h, , d CREATE PRETTY AND UNIQUE DECOR Working on the flowers that will add beauty to the dec or of the Symphony Guild fashion show and luncheon are, from left, committee members, Mrs. Rex Thomas, Mrs. Warner Murphy, Mrs. Rollo Anderson, Mrs. Clair Aldrich and Mrs. William Firmage. i Young The 150 fee V' . - 1 1 . o " Tolboe and. Mrs. Pete Ashton, both of Provo, tickets and finance Mrs. Carl L Forkum-o- f Provo, sponsors; Mrs. War ner Murphy, Mrs. William Fir mage and Mrs. Clair Aldrich, all of Provo, decorating; MrsT Harvey King Jr. and Mrs. both of Provo, com mentary; Mrs. Stan Clark Jr. of Provo, door prizes. Reservations should be made for the afternoon with Mrs. Tolboe or Mrs. Ashton or tick- -' ets may be obtained from any-Gu- ild member. Modeling smart fashions for all occasions will be LaMon Ashman, Cheryl Hales, Ann Collins, Jerry Kelly, Carolyn Urban, Donna Johnson, Jody Colleen Knudsen, Mickelson, Marge Whitney, Beth Kirwan, Charlene Stone, June Call, Ann Marie Gay, Maralyn , Hurst, Joyce Wilson and Joan Butt Rollo-Anderso- r Motion in a mexican jumping bean is caused by movements of the larvae of a small mom ' inside, according to the Encyclopedia Brhannica. u World Fashions In addition there are indi , Enthused A yParis 2 By BETTE KNIGHT Paris is SAN FRANCISCO not as enthusiastic about salts this spring as the united states . r. suiu tot ladies that 1st However, the USA designers tiy ladfes salts are "in" and costume salts with tops matching (he skirts, and JackeU in the same fabric, BetteKnifbt are chic. There are three piece sits with contracting blouses. Two piece suits worn as dresses are newest . . . three piece car-dfean suits a la NoreU. All lac efr. lengths, from hipbone length to tunic. AH Jacket stiapes, rrom fomthr fitted to loose box. and waistline gather , Pleats for soft, mobile skirts. Two and three colors preferred to monotones. Many belts, all around, or three quarter, at waistline. dropped - Coats are no longer skinny. They are slim and shapely, the newest with beroline flare, Coats wkh slightly fitted fronts Shacks with folds and pleats starting from martingale belt Navy costs with brass buttons, gOme with red facings and lining. Pale pastel coats in pinks, greens and yellows. blues, Double-face- d fabrics ta coats, hign-natur- ai Suits reversible or not, very import ant. Seven-eight- h and mne-tencoats separately and in cos tumes. Easy dresses Day Dresses that skim the body. HitWted, moving skirt dresses. The Norell two piece dress . . . overblouse h skirt of tiny pleats. Tunics at their best Coat dresses good Suggested return of the shirt sleeved waist dress. Shift-slim SUDS CROCHETED vidual chairmen for each of the cities in Utah County including D wight Packard, American Pork; Mrs. Harold Brown, Lehl; Mrs. Keith Jacobs, Lebi; Mrs. Ted Sneddon, Orem; Mrs. day dresses. Smocks, moving as Jerry Stewart,. Payson; Mrs. the body moves. Baby trapeze Eugene Hales, Spanish Fork; dresses young. Mrs. Harold Whiting, Spring-vill- e; After-Fiv- e Mrs. Joan Whiting, Dresses Easy sheaths In exciting fabrics, Mapleton. The Utah County CommlssioB many with embroidery. body short chiffons for initiated support of the county dancing. Deep V front or back last week by signing of a pronecklines provocative. Short clamation which declared April lace dresses In pastel colors 2540 as "Membership Week' newest Definite return to waist- of the Community Concert As line dresses with fuller skirts. sociation. Cage dresses transparent Provo Mayor Verl 0. Dixon fabrics over short strapless! followed suit with a proclama shifts. Return of the abort eve- tion in which be stated, "The ning dress. CommunltyXoncert series is a Soft float- fine cause and I encourage the Evening Dresses ing long chiffons and organzas citizens of Provo wholehearted for evening, flowing down the ly to support its membership body in front and billowing out drive." in back. Bare-bacsinuous long The Association has been in evening dresses.. Lots of white operation SS years in the United for spring. Allover lace in States and 30 years m Utah Some of the local long evening shifts. County. Prints short or long slim or charter members. Including billowing. Mrs. Olive Mensel, Mrs. Their ma Vincent, and J. Hamilton Stiff shoe NcountersH that Calder, are still soma of the cause blistered beeW can be most active. remedied with soap. Lubricate In seeking for new variety each counter by robbing its of presentations, the AssociaInside surface with soap, then tion already has scheduled for soften it by flexing the heel next season five of the world's several timet. leading artisjs and groups. HOSE Now it is crocheted white stockings marching right on Into spring and summer. To be in step with fashion, make sure mat your open-wor- k crocheted nose are kept sparkling white by washing them in soap or detergent suds after each wearing. B necessary, "massage" the suds over the ankles and knees the areas most prone to dirt v. The Batman craze is for in fants, too. Mothers can buy a line of Batman pUysets in infant through Sx sizes. The play-se- ts include v little suits with capes and hoods with Away-fronvt- he k, long-sleev- ed ... operas during Also en the schedule is the famous Manuala Vargas Com pany, a Spanish dance group. Others formerly unheard in this area promising thrilling concerts are the great tenor San-dKonya; Jokov Zak, Russian pianist; Irina Arkhipove, out standing soprano of the Bolshoi Theater; and Wlkhafl Vaimln, Soviet violinist Dr. Cannon remains hopeful that the goal of 1000 members is too conservative. He says, There must be more than 1000 people in Utah County who want to benefit from such great or entertainment" When you're traveling, .find ing restaurants and menus that please the whole family can be a problem. The new restaurant service-statio- n combinations springing up on Interstate highways and other major routes are a popular solution. At some locations, for example, you can get coffee, a snack, or a full meal while your car Is being serviced nextdoor. Many restaurants like this have special children's menus, and commissaries service, where the youngsters can choose new games and books for the next leg of the trip. bottle-warmi- Go Go Wardrober Phena Croft. Mrs. Weight, president, welcomed the Grace In Snappy Tattersall Checks guests and members and said that those present were there to honor Miss Reynolds, her distinguished academic career, wholesome influence, warmth and kindness mat endeared her to all people. She said that the club was organized In 1933 to promote Ideals and to partici pate in cultural activities. There are now 11 active chapters. Bessie Snow gave a history of Uits Reynolds and spoke of her influence as a teacher at Brigham Young University: Emily Weeks then sang "Country Garden." Mrs? Edith Y. Boolh.spoke of Miss Reynolds as a friend and associate after which Mrs. Weeks sang "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eye." Mrs. Odessa Cullimore discuss ed Miss Reynold's influence and her wide knowledge. 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