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Show THE Page Eight SHOWER IS THEME OF PARTY The busy bird known as the stork provided the motif for a shower given by Mrs. Dan Collins in honor of Mrs. Kay Naylor of Wellington. The house full of feminine guests seized upon the opportunity for an afternoon of much merriment and fun. A delicious luncheon was served by the hostess and the guest of honor was the recipient of many lovely gifts. The guest list comprised Mrs. Horace Naylor, Mrs. Gerald Golding, Mrs. John Naylor, Mrs. Naylor, Mrs. Lyman Jensen, Mrs. Frank Ellis, Mrs. Howard Ellis of Sunnyside, Mrs. B. A. McDonald, Mrs. Frank Sjostedt, Mrs. Cowley Worley, and Mrs. Marie Pearson, Wellington, Mrs. Marva Shaw, Wattis; Mrs. Iris Potts, Mrs. Mattie Miller and Mrs. Walter B. Odendahl of Price. SOCIETY and CLUB NOTES GUADALUPE SOCIETY GIVES MEMBERS FAREWELL PARTY The Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe Society gave a farewell party for two of its members, Mrs. Jennie Villegos and Mrs. Frances Martinez, who are moving to Denver from Dragerton. Of the 23 members 14 were present. Mrs. Ersie Sanchez, Mrs. Mary Jinks, Mrs. (Mary Madrid, Mrs. Thomas Martinez, Mrs. Adeline Madrid, Mrs. Del Bustos, Mrs. Angeline Decige, iMrs. Soledad Sanchez, Mrs. Flora Valdez, Mrs. Emile Aquello, Mrs. Genieve Franco and Mrs. Feliz Bustos. Each presented a farewell handkerchief to the two departing members. Any Spanish speaking lady who wishes to join, contact Mrs. Thomas Martinez. The club meets once a month at the Good Shepherd hall in Dragerton The proceeds of future projects will be given to the church. COUNTY DUP TO MEET The regular monthly meeting for the county organiza- tion of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will be held on Wednesday, October .1, at the home of Mrs. B. IL. Frandsen, Mrs. (Rose Morley, president, will conduct the session All county officers are urged ito be present. MRS. CLIFFORD MAHAN The beauty of autumn in the Indian summer air is the first signal for the opening of the social season for the Dansante Dancing club and ndbody if they can help it ever misses the first fall party which initiates the autumn and winter festivities for the club. For this gala affair usually held out of doors, Dansanters and guests donned picnic attire and gathered at the airport east of town Saturday for an evening of fun, good food and frivolity. As everyone filled their plates with luscious barbecued hambergers, corn on the cab, salad, relishes and ice cream and cake, the air was filled with friendly greetings after the summer vacation. Colored films and dancing were highlights of the entertainment. Arrangements for the social fling were in charge of the club officers assisted by their husbands and wives. They include Mrs. George Wallace, president; E. L. Davis, vice president; Ross Boy-ac- k, secretary; Mrs. Dee Bertel-se- n, program chairman; Mrs. Perry Codington, Isaac McQueen and F. R. Gudmundson, directors. The date for the first formal dinner dance for Dansante members is set for Saturday, November 1, at the Country club. ell THE YEARS BIGGEST EVENT The largest crowd of the season so far is expected to turn out at the opening banquet of the Ladies of Elks which will be a gala social event on Wednesday, October 1, at the Country club. A new high in entertainment will be offered to the guests through the theme La Flamingo, Come out and relax to the sweetest music this side of heaven and come out and see Johnny Ray, Hedda Hopper and many other famous celebrities in person. Also booked for that momentous occasion is the noted All Girl orchestra. Reservations should be made as soon as possible and not later than Sunday, September 28, with Mrs. Hugh Taylor, phone 619 or with Mrs. Maurice Tatton, phone September 25, 1952 Delpha, Mrs. Barney DeVietti and they were guests of the Provo club. Mrs. Lois Jensen established ner the group returned to the the first record ever made on the of Sheya home to visit and talk over Provo course by the ladies numthe on one in hole a occasions making enjoyed they many ber four hole. After the game the group from Price were guests at luncheon at the Radar club. MakGOLF FAN ESTABLISHES E A ing the trip were Mrs. Pauline RECORD, Six members of the Carbon Buchanan, Mrs. Clyda Hammond, county Ladies Golf cluib journey- Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Josephine Fered to Provo Wednesday where guson, and Mrs. IMary Marchetti. 'Mrs. Max Dooley. Following din- HOLE-IN-ON- A favorite from coast to coast because it's 68. General chairman of the banquet is Mrs. Harris Simonsen who is being assisted by the officers of the club. Mrs. Eldon Dorman will be the toastmis tress.. VISITOR HONORED At the Country club the theme of a delightful dinner party presided over by Mrs. Ed Sheya on Thursday evening was when old friends The affair complimented Mrs. J. K. Martin of San Francisco who will be re- membered by Price friends a s Miss Louise Silvagni. Sharing in the occasion were Mrs. Joseph AFTERNOON HOSTESS An afternoon enjoyed very much was Thursday when Mrs. Apollo Hansen entertained the members of the Social Sewing circle at her home. Needles and conversation vied for first place until the delicious luncheon served by the hostess took the spotlight. Comprising the guest list were: Mrs. Bert Brunnell, Mrs. Angus Johnson, Mrs. Rulon Bryner, Mrs. Ed Hansen, 'Mrs. E. M. Williams, Mrs. Ray Walters, 'Mrs. Gomer Peacock, Mrs. Mont Harmon, and her daughter, Mrs. Joan Iverson, who was a special guest, Mrs. A. E. Jones and Mrs. Henry Pace. last BIRTHDAY OBSERVANCE Mrs. Nephi Gunderson was delightfully surprised on Monday afternoon the occasion being her birthday. A dessert luncheon was served to the following guests: Mrs. Gene Plaga, Mrs. Betty Mascara and Kim and Michael of Helper; Mrs. Nephi Gunderson, Jr., and Jimmie from Columbia; Mrs. Cloy Hamelwright, Mrs. Francis Scartezina and Danny, 'Mrs. James Faddis and Bonnie, and Pat of Price. MOST Thursday, Fall Social Whirl Off to a Good Start ELECTED GRAND CHIEF (Mrs. Clifford Mahan, Dragerton, was elected Pythian Sisters grand chief. The election took place in the closing session of the lodges annual joint conclave at 41 Post Office Place. Delegates from 15 local benches of the orders in all parts of Utah attended the lodge sessions. The distaff group, in addition to approving the safety campaign, laid out a program of civic activities at the community level for its affiliated lodges, said Mrs. Mahan. The program includes sponsorship of welfare projects benefiting adults and children and volunteer services for defense bond sales. Mrs. Mahan succeeds Mrs. Ad- ART LEAGUE dison Macy, Park City, as grand HOLDS MEETING chief. The home of Mrs. Eldarlne King was the scene of a dinner ENTERTAINS CLUB meeting for the members of the Hostess last Thursday at a de- Carbon Art League last Friday lightful party was Mrs. Amel evening. The affair began with a Downard whose guests were the sumptuous pot luck supper and members of the Handicraft club. what luck. Between the baked A tasty luncheon, sewing and vis- ham at one end of the table and iting were highlights for the the luscious watermelon at the group. Present were Mrs. Theron other end there was just everyOviatt, Mrs. John Barton, Mrs. thing imaginable good to eat. Garth Frandsen, Mrs. Charles Plans for the art exhibit at HelMenzies, Mrs. John A. Winn, Mrs. per was the main Interest at the Holly Bryner, Mrs. Duane Frand- business session. The exhibit will sen, Mrs. Ed Piacitelli and Mrs. open, November 17, and the pictures will remain on display the Orson Spencer. remainder of the month. The public is invited to attend the exhibit. An invitation from Mi's. Robert Ecker at Robbers Roost Ranch inviting the League members to journey to that country for a sketching tour iwas read and plans were made to accept. Guests attending the meeting from Green River were Mrs. Ruth Baker and her daughter, Mrs. Adelia Thompson. Mrs. Baker entertained with several violin selections. Le-V- SUN-ADVOCA- Gallon Can. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE NEWS The regular meeting for the Women of the Moose will be held on Friday night, September 26, at which time balloting on new members will take place. All members are requested to keep in mind the Christmas In October" meeting which is scheduled for Friday night, October 3, at the dub room. Prepare your gifts now in order to have them ready to bring to the meeting. Everyone is urged to be present. . 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