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Show Foods and Recipes Women's Section PRCVO. UTAH COUNTY. UTAH WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1968 Feminine Fashions Shine at Luncheon Dr. Stai'Ic T Women Plan Tea Speaks to Heher Club Saturday Polly's Pointers Club in Nephi Opens Program Good Paint For New Year Job Offers Pauline Porter Weds Mr. Fagan in Payson PAYSON' Late summer nuptials united in marriage Paulire Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clair H. Porter, Payson, and Richard E. Fagan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ersel L, Fagan of American Fork. Fifteen members NEPHI The fashion message for fall, the emphasis was on the new Ladies of the Literary Club for of members and BYU Women will hold the rang clearly lovely Dr. Arvil Stark, MIDWAY the first meet- at were were Riverside Ladies Tuesday. It is New trends emphasized present first meeting of the season, horticulturist from Utah State; the Autumn Leaf Tea, Sat"Be feminine, be pretty, be widpr riant lees, fake furs (theiM it the home of Mrs. T W. By POLLY CRAMER romantic." phony ponies) vests for sports-- 1 Mired. University in Logan, Monday urday from 2 to 4 p.m. at DEAR POLLY May I sug advised the belt. The annual fall fashion lunch- wear and the Mrs. Leo Vice president, Garden the Alumni House. It will be Midway Marriage vows were repeated that Mrs. J. P. G. apply ters, .; Ph. eon was enjoyed by a large Belts were on every p a "come and go" party for Club to plan special projects and 26 in the Nebo Stake Cen. Sept. crowd at the Riverside Country coats, dresses and read an opening message from clear varnish aV have a definite purpose in order the purpose of becoming where a reception was held ter, reClub as fashions for all occa- jackets. As Mrs. Oughton better acquainted. to stimulate interest and keep afterward. The immediately surface that sions were shown. Bronka Ough-to- marked: "It's time, girb, to also one from the president ofiw.,th a alive. Newcomers and returning the organization is residing in Logan, ,intlooks couple Castleton's get your waistline back." buyer for the national federation. A members are particularly Dr. Stark was the guest where Mr. Fagan is a student Colors have moved away from ancial report for the past year'" Stores, narrated as Ine best fto attend, that they Club's at the Garden at Utah State University. urged speaker Mrs. DEAR P0LL J. P, G. from new styles were shown the bright, psychedelic shades was given by the treasurer, October meeting held in the may become better oriented For her wedding the bride with club members as models. of the past season and grays, Miss Mahlp Snerrv Mrs. John "1161"' uuy a duifi uusilt anu to the organization, Town Hall Council say Midway made her own gown of white man a From the first model in an from pearl to charcoal, are re- Robertson, chairman of the pro-jh- y using tnat, rattier officers. Room. satin combined with lace slipper black on her dust metal, cloth, to lace new peignoir elegant beige peated over and over in gram committee, introduced; Hostesses will be BYU In giving suggestions for pro that was repeated in the edging cabinets.-JAN- ET the last sea foam green formal, fashions. Black is back, too, as the program for the coming Women officers and the on her bridal veil. She carried u mis. j. r. jects, Dr. Stark pointed out that UEiAn rJULii well as clear colors of red, blue year which will be a combina clean-paiday's committee members. tor white orchid combined with a tnere is need vital a G. finish will buy a can of satin and green. tion of travelogues and book reMrs. Weldon Taylor is presi-;blu- e chal- would that be carnations. "P project and her cabinets, repaint Pleats abounded , too, espe- ports, cultural arts and probdent. should have a beautiful! lenging, worthwhile and develop Bridal shc attendants included with in the women the concern that lems plaids pleat cially e All women emBonnie Porter, Sliarlene Niel-sowaxed look and eliminate the community pride. line low on the skirt. Leather of today. e ployees and wives of Lis a popular accent for fall and, Midway with its Swiss atmosSandy Thomas, Colleen Faproblem. EBBY fin A(4n4isn i i n n tivri adstaff and could faculty, POLLYbe DEAR Annette and Gayle Povter, interestam into developed -I . gan, . phere in jewelry, it's chains and frnm natin ministration are invited to ed in a wide variety of subjects one of the most beautiful spots wearing blue full length dresses dants. tion headquarters by past presi- and ain join. Dues will be accepted and carrying white mums. constantly clipping in the country, he said. Lace, ruffles, fitted waistlines, dent, Mrs. A. V. Gadd in rec- at this meeting. from Stark also conducted Dr. things David Fagan was best man an Pollys! ranging m . . aF nirf loinotinTI velvet, furs all repeated the Anmhnn 10 artlclcs on sclence forum g'ving instruction to the bridegroom. Ushers were : Pen feminine look. . . glamorous . . ,. nrnprams. " riauu P"ncs. wiiai anves niew.ancl mtorniation on such sub . : Stephen Greenwood, Paul C,np!t! wprp walpri at tahlps Beta Epsilon hosted the ana j I know is do B',c" not that of flowers as and '"u. and Robert Porter. "''despair V planting whit tall with jects tanPrs nual Preferential Tea recently ?5ufa!,e effectively file all this lawn, preparing garden beds, at the Orem Reception in honor in black wrought iron holders. away material so that I can remem- storing of bulbs, etc. , oeveiai similar uoiuers were' of chapter rushees. and find what I have. ber Mrs. new A Lynn niemuer, Hostess ;'or the meeting was The group enjoyed a buffet of latpr nrpspntpfl a? rlnnr nriyps Kav r a was welcomed Please help. GERMAINE Cold roast pork thinly sliced floral' A and Mrs. David Probst, club presiwhite Mf large yellow tiny cakes and frappe, amid a POLLY-ToDEAR hot day and U1C tluu my arranged on rye Lread dent. Mrs. Probst rnnounced lovely setting of autumn decor- piece decorated the modeling11""' water heater went. I took my new variety to the lunch MOTHERS OF THE brings November the Leo area. that and Mrs. Christensen meeting, ations. to a good neighbor's laundry Mustard, mayonnaise, or TWINS CLUB . bag. scheduled for the second MonMrs. Fred Ahlander, presi- Mrs. John Robertson prepared Guests were Mrs. Vernon Will meet at home of Mrs. in a pillowcase. In the house Thousand Island and served light refreshments day in the month, would be deChristensen, Mrs. Jim Daley, dent, welcomed the guests. Allen Forbes, 310 N. 600 E.. I put the required bottom on the bread it spread keeps voted to Christmas decorations Committee in charge of the to the ladies. Mrs. Ted Hansgen, Mrs. Tom American Fork, Wednesday at amount of detergent and and gift suggestions. She invited moist and compliments the lean 8 Crowley, Mrs. Richard Hani afternoon was headed by Mrs. who go Girls p.m. Members may bring roast powder. pork. members to participate by Mrs. Robert Clark, M-- s. Lar- Kathleen Greer, chairman, and to the guests. Any mother of twins who laundries A small container of items for display. included Mrs. Kent Tolboe, Mrs. ry Price. could do this and save them bringing adds crispness and has not been contacted may FillBill Mrs. Charles made Korns, were by Arrangements selves the troube of carrying C to the n.cnu. A call Mrs. Robert Gagon or Mrs. vitamin the chapter social chairman, more, Mrs. J. Edwin Stein, and Powdered containers. the are the fire with saved one or two crisp David Nuttall. banana sweater this and separate you Top your Mrs. Richard Nimer. Mrs. Ben Cloward. could bleach be in. too. of Be of a swank pair of weskit and skirt put big bag job carrying sugar cookies are the dessert BELLE MERE Will meet with Mrs. Coleman, for this meal. for the layered look, so import sure to put the detergent, etc., charcoal. Tear steel wool pads in half Many who carry their lunch 356 S. 800 W., Thursday at 2:30 for fall. No. 3427 comes in into the pillowcase first or it ant MOLLY MAYFIELD sizes 10 to 18. Size 12 (bust 34) will spill when you start taking before using. A half one is in a brown bag depend on vend- p.m. fab- the things out to put in the plenty big enough and you will ing machines for milk or some takes 2V4 yards of for machine. When the pillowcase not risk having one rust before other beverage to complete Four of each 10 Texans are ric; or lVs yd. of their noon meals. weskit and VA yd. of for is almost empty, just dump in it is used up. MRS. H. L engaged in agriculture. the rest with the powders. skirt. I carry uiarcoal for cookouts Send 40c plus 6c postage for in clean milk cartons. Usually this pattern to Iris Lane (care two full cartons are enough. The DEAR MRS. MAYFIELD: .... it's just a good time in lots of of this newspaper), Morris to buy Plains, N.J. 07950. Add 15c for wax in the carton helps start Been readning your column bedrooms. When I offer to me tell "get first-clamail and special for many years and I'd like to you a drink, lost." handling. direct my comment to those "I If you have a good husband Free pattern is waiting you. r fell in love with a man. He can't leave his wife and (and they're hard to find) make Send 50c for our new I really know him feel like a king and he 11 Pattern Book which conchildren. tvi what love is can't live without make you feel like a queen. I'm tains coupon for pattern of your him, etc." married women who not a good husband and it choice. wouldn't work on me but as low seem to fill your days. as I am, I know there is more marbeen I've Well, Molly, ried 17 years and I've always to life than sex even though played the field. I always pick I don't act like it. Dear Mildred: married women because they I hope my frankness will Profile Bread helps you keep from overeating. I'm going deer hunting again a lot of flattery, make some of those women, don't talk Here's all you do: 30 minutes before lunch and this year with my husband. I a few chinks, a s'ow gentleman- who are toying with the idea of Profile dinner, eat two slices of fresh, delicious kept warm enough in the clothes ly approach and soon I have having an "innocent drink" food, Like Bread. good any I wore last year, but I had to them believing I never loved with some married man, stop control to you help curb Profile appetite your helps help drag that deer down off anyone else. A few weeks with and think before it s too late. Look for the Prof ile Diet Menu Planner weight. your the mountain. How can I keep one and I'm off looking for If you take him seriously, leaflet at your grocer's. It will help you plan warm and at the same time something new. you're a fool. delicious, satisfying, slenderizing meals with look fragile and remain femin My wife has had me in a STILL AT IT Profile Bread. So to help prolong your Slender Years, ine. tight corner a fem times but I've to help yourself stay slender and young looking always talked my way out. I DEAR STILL AT IT: Hunter's Wife after year, follow the Profile Bread Plan. year love I know I'm doing her dirt. There you have it, girls, right Both Light and mv wife and children but a from the horse's mouth! Those Dark in tr Wife: Dear Hunter's forof you who think your case is pretty set of legs make me Bags. Tm You have the right idea, if get and I start making passes. "different," need your heads That's the way I am. I can't examined. you stay feminine you won't M.M. have to do men's work. We help myself. have some red tops of banlon, So, you bored housewives, P.S. I hanks, fella. You re a to put with some red Mr don't go out with men like me skunk but at least ycu admit it ' m f . Thompson pants. These pants (and there are a lot of us!) to eveione except your wife. have a slick finish so they won t M.M. catch on limbs, and are wind breakers as well. The pants of stretch nylon are good also we have them in Lady Arrow, and Pouquet. Scarfs for the took lof the new Proiila neck and head are warm and Diet Menu Planner at your feminine. We have leather glov grocer's. Slice off the tops of medium' es, lined to keep your hands size tomatoes. Sprinkle with warm. You could do like 1 do, fine bread crumbs and salt and hop you don t get a deer. Lint Cure - niT ever-prese- nt thing-swea- - Z: .r " Z' hard-fmis- n, h - , - linty-lookin- g Annual Tea Hosted by full-tim- full-tim- pen-;.ft- f. (. Sorority I' Hr0,nters " 'rrf" .... ni.i "! it A . j: Cold Roast Pork On Rye Sandwich Club Notes Dressing MRS. RICHARD FAGAN (Pauline Porter) water-softeni- self-servi- apple-colesla- A Layered Look 44-in- Married Romeo Tells It Like It 54-i- n. Stanley Hagler, award-wi- n ning jewelry designer, says over the glittery headbands forehead kind are in demand far beyond expectation. Tha jewelry people advanced them as the ultimate touch for evening affairs. It's just another evidence of the Indian impact on the world of fashion. Is Really ss ... To m r-- Fall-Wint- tk 3 help prolong your Slender Years- follow the Profile Bread Plan e LrH Yesharah Hear Head "- Dinner suit b Oynisty, ltd. Broil Tomatoes To Garnish Pork fi '..'vv'-.- Of Pageant ToP eacn tomat Yesharah Chanters One and teasooon of tASTUN STAR about one-haentertained toma-Warat the Itivergrovej sweet Margarine. Place d SALAD BAR LUNCHEON toes in a shallow pan under the chapel. fKr., Oil. 1 a m. to I p m. A delightful afternoon was en- - broiler. Broil about 5 minutes to through only. Serve one to. IT. MARY'S IPISCOPAl CHURCH loved by more than 100 mrm-- t SO W. Ind N, novo bers as Dr. Harold I. Hansen, malo with each serving of pork and count 40 calories. JWEWM II..' II W III' director of the famous Hill Pageant, discussed various phases of creating and pre senting the annual event. Music SATURDAY OCTOBER 19th number by a vocal trio, inLillian Erckson. cluding Arlenp Hatch and Kaihryn Fielding,; accompanied by Jarl Carter. and piano solos by Mrs. Richard Grimmitt, interspersed the program. Chapter Two with Mrs. Dora 8. McEwnn, president was in charge, assisted by Chapter One IS under the direction of Mrs.' Minnie R. R.irrelt. president. Refreshments were served to1 . conclude the afternoon. Two Mi'dred lf 17-1- COMING Dear Mildred: After all I've done well you would think my husband would care enough any way I've always dreamed. Do you think it would be too" much to ask for my birthday. for Dreamer Dear Dreamert I know just how you feel. Bring him in and let's try some on. '''' '"' ' ou will look so lovely It won't be a dream any more. A stole or a jacket In mink Is what you are dreaming about Isn't it? We have some beautiful ones, and we're having a trunks showing. Then you can try on kit and lots, this will help your dream a hit I dream fcrv. 'I Mildred A?Shl PI aft I cMM "Homt of Beautiful Fashions" Mi fcest Center - I'rovt 13 |