| Show OODEN "nmsv LONELIER turn JW" YpU By Mary Su Miller 4' 'I A i PRETTIES IIM PASTELS Among the feminine contingent spring's pastels are proving tavorites And small wonder tor they are all gifL Sugar and spice and everything nice! To appear your very nicest in the newsiest the barely there shades a complementary maxe-u- p is indispensable Two beauties have been devised for the pur- - Californians Visiting Here f m For thd fair the make-u- p scheme starts with a matte foun i"4 - N dation (base and powder on one) Its tint should reflect the underlying tnr& fit the skin but be about two degrees lighter Incidentally matte cosmetics are now formu lated for every type of skin If vou have a skin problem try the medicated? variety For pl lovelv finish aoolv lisht brown eyeshadow soft brown or charcoal pencil and lipstick in a soft but not ghostly shade The effect is one that Elaine the Fair might well envy Brunet skin! responds to a auite opposite "do' It wants intensifi cation and comes via a cream or liquid foundation in a pinky light cimfan tint! matching nowder: white eyeshadow and a haze of black liner an insistent yet not glaring lipstick shade The re sult? Dazzle!! i a which Mrs Weston Mason and Mrs James Paquette discuss design of charm Commits by the Women will be stressed at the Easter Breakfast to be given at Harman s Cafe Mrs 7 at cm tee American institute of Banking Thursday be Murrel ScottSspeaker will talk on "Charm" Mrs Weston chairman willand Paqette Wilassisted by committee members Mrs Budd W Workman Mrs Mrs Goldie Bucher food and entertainment Miss Luanna Tullis and Muss lie Zwart invitations and tickets Miss Betty Patterson and Ms Judy RawUns D Wilposters and Mrs Reid Olmstead Miss LuRee Lamborn and Mrs John 1 liams decorations IYES THE Ytu OF " 1 - - ' MR AND MRSi DIXON ROY WALKER becaust of 4mk clrclts puff iness or wrinkltf oround the eyes These Brob-le- can be brought wilder control proper ! k(n care cosmetic applications healrl habits and facial ex pressions sMeliiods are detailed in my ! : by Tl Standard-Examin- I er envelope stamped X Ceremony Double-Rin- g YE$ OF YOUTH To obleaflet tain your copf write Mary Sue Miller in care of Ogden enclosing 10 dents in coin and a large nifeq Local Coube Exchanging wedding vows nosegays of pink carnations and March 22 in a ceremony perform white feathered chrysanthemums ed at the Hains House wer the Mrs Stoffers chose a beige ny former Miss Linda Rae Stoffers lon sheathi and Mrs Walker an daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin The April Social for the Federal R Stoffers 465 Cross and Dixon aqua sheath with lace inserts Women's jClifb will feature a week Roy Walker son of Mr andlMrs each with a corsage of pink ca Jehn T Walker 624 Darling mellias and tiny pink rosebuds end trip to ©y Nev was performed The ceremony Kent Walker brother of the This affair is sponsored by Ma by Elder Leo C Hurst former bridegroom performed duties of rie Gardner retired and Virginia LDS bishop Halversori of the Bureau of Land Following the double-rin- g rites best man Ushers were Don StofManagement the couple was honored at k re- fers and Jim Stoffers were given parties The bus will leave the Grey ception and received guests in a hound Statidn at 8 am Saturday candlelight setting f e a turing by Mrs Alan W Hall Mrs Ray Mrs L E Stoffers jvuss morning iApril 20 and will return white draping caught up with Blanco Mrs Kent Gailey and Rees Sundav afternoon or evening bouquets of bright pink gladioli other invited be Guests ?rriay and white carnations tied witn J details will be sent to all mem bright pink streamers bers The new bride was lovely'' in a h gown of bridal satin and tulle appliqued with Chan-till- y lace medallions and trimmed jEm Plans for an Easter Brunch ae with sequins The full skirt feaof tured a front insertion pleated being made by members of the tulle and d short train Her veil Women's University Club API Nowsfoatures The group will assemble of illusion fell from a scalloped Do you store all your canned tiara Red roses and tiny white April 14 at 11:30 am at Threshold Members may the foods in a cool her cascade place? carnations made up r brine guests A nutrition expert says you bouauet of the event are should Attendants were Miss Sparky II Mrs Mar Barlow Louise Philip Li White ScD secre Rees as maid of honor Mrs Kent Mrs Helen Mrs and tary of the Council of Foods and Walker and Miss Kathie Smith oguerite Keller MediNutrition fQf the American They wore identical frocks of cal Association says that storage bright pink brocade featuring Reservations may be made with M of canned foods at relatively high softly pleated skirts and held Mrs Clark " f temperattires causes a slow devitamins of certain terioration 1 "The riep loss of nutrients dej pends upa the food and the vitamins sdnjie vitamins are more stable th4i others" he says w Fedetctl Group Plan$ $Iy Trip - - v'w:-- 1 YOUTH art net tost to youthful beauty - ' J JT Piii I PLAN EASTER BREAKFAST ' st 3L one 1 1963 ob-taine- as it should tfe delicate pastels can darken a air skin ana a auu J APRIL 7 34 aim at increasing the contrast between the pale pastel ana the skin coloring Ana tnats A rff vv SUNDAY nt I i UTAH R MORNING The club meets every Monday v The Ogden Duplicate Bridge at 7:15 at the Auditorium evening Club held its monthly master-poiinterested in duplicate tournament last Monday at Anyone is invited to attend bridge the Utah Power and Light Further information may be by calling EX Fifty players participated Those winning were North- South first Mr and Mrs T e d Hartwell of Brieham City: sec ond Bryan Ward Lillian John Mr and Mrs George H Lonson third Mrs Harry bchroeder Mrs Fred Jones: fourth Olie don and family of Garden Grove Calif will be Ogden visitors this Bischoff Mrs Beverly West East-Wefirst Mrs W C week An invitation is extended to Chapman and Fred Mason sec ond Mrs Donald M Moore airs their friends and relatives to call H M Coryell third Mrs Frank at the home of Mr and Mrs Hill-ma- n London 1154 21st WednesC Mahlum fourtft uiyae Ellis 'I! MooreJ John Roane day evening from 7 to 9 1 pose Both 5D Ogden Duplicate Bridge Club Invites New Players to Join OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- ! 1 1- - j M h i- Pre-nuoti- al I University Club To Hold Brunch i floor-lengt- fat : Coo: Keep Confine Foods i J 7- - yH MISS MlCHAL JUNE MOSS FALL NUPTIALS 1 i Michal June Moss Circles Date to Wed Kent Myers Oreo on Man Announcement of the engage-- ! ment and forthcoming marriage of Miss Michal June Moss to of to the Kent William Mvers was made at parade join Planning Miss Parker Sharon is a dinner party Saturday evening June brides of Longview Wash daughter of) at tne nome oi ine parents Mr and Mrs Robert A W Mr Parker and Mrs John uri ! E 1225 R 1119 37th Ogden The romantic news was written Miss Parker will exchange wed- - 0n dainty cake of pastel blue and were ding vows June 22 with Lawrences yellow Those attending reaves of the j j Somlti&" (Larry son of Mr and Mrs Mullvey Medford Ore Georgebride-to-be is a graduate of The Oregon State College with a degree in home economics She is presently teaching high school in Rainier Ore Mr WTright is associated with Wash V! 1 with Snoqualmie National in Washington Mr and Mrs and family of Bountiful visited recently with Mr Gillmore's parents Mr and Mrs David Gillmore Dennis Bowman spent a re cent weekend visiting friends at Soda Springs Idaho The Bin Tolmans spent a day recently visiting their and daughter Mr and Mrs Ver-li- n Moon Malad The Leon Gardners returned recently from a trip to California where they visited relatives and HONEYVTLLE — Grant Giflmore Elim Lutheran Church to Hold Holy Week Rites Identical Holy Communion Services will be held Thursday and Friday at the Elim Lutheran Church in commemoration of Holy Each will b eg i n at Week son-in-la- — r 1 — -- Christian Unit Hold Luncheon w WONDERFUL PATE NTS It's the lightest brightest new look we've seen in a long time! Little girls know it's the thing for Spring Mothers know they can rely on Stride Rite quality Black or white patent Sizes 12V2 to 3 I J S 898 1 SHEER INSPIRATION Yards of Enough to put your head in the cjouds i veiling swirled into a dramatic clothe The breath Children's Shoes Second Floor s of Spring r-i- 4 - 3&sifvL j : i -s-- 2298 x f vides each member an opportunity to receive sacrament i at either of these two sessions prior to Easter said Pastor Dalberg The senior choir under the direction of Calvin Christensen will sing at the Maundy Thursday service A quintet composed of Mrs Robert Benson Mrs Leonard n Dalberg Mrs John H C Jens Lund and James Skarstad will sing on Good i i Glis-man- in Berkeley they visited a son and family Mr and Mrs Rex Gardner In Davis Calif they were guests at the home of a and daughter Mr and Mrs Ross Wight and family The Leon Gardners Leo Mad-se- n and the Ronald Madsens attended a farewell testimonial in Salt Lake City recently for Ray Madsen a son of Mr and Mrs Irven Madsen former Honeyville ":J I J V pm Pastor Leonard Dalberg will friends preach at both services This proIn 7:30 1 — Mr Myers is a son of Mr and Mrs William Myers 704 29th He attended Weber College where To he was affiliated with Excelsior The Christian Women's Fellow Social Club and plans to graduate from Utah State University ship of the! First Christian Church in the summer He is a member 705 23rd will have a 12 noon of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Frater- luncheon! pn Thursday with the executive board serving as host- nity PS Miss Moss plans to graduate by from St Benedict's School of The luncheon will be followed mem which in business a meeting Nursing in August A November wedding is planned bers Willi be assigned to new groups fp f the coming year by the engaged couple Utah Family Pays Visit Forest Service presently To Honeyville Forest the US en i MISS SHARON PARKER Miss Parker Will Wed I son-in-la- w Do you need green in your face powder? 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