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Show J viiiiKts, S Jl v '' 'i mw ww' r'f '" "" k 1 18 jk fifibanr Jtofef Ann Landers omen - " Wifes Day W ws Wfc M , ' x Dear Ana Landerat No problem Just a question. My wifes pet hobby is spending the day going through antique shops. Im not complaining, mind you shes a sensible person and never spends more money than she should. But almost every evening when I ask her what she did during the day she replies I went antique shop- - i " 4 ' X I 4 !- - ;cj t : V ; y Send tor ANN LANDERS' booklet, How to Be Date Balt, encloalng with your request 30 centa In eoln and a long aelf addressed, stamped envelope Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problem! Send them to her In ear of Home Service Department, Salt Lake Tribune, P. O Box 867, Salt Lake City, Utah, encloalng a stamped, envelope x y y y MS Miss Elizabeth Duvall Miss Penny Sorensen Penny Sorensen Tells Engagement; Lissa Duvall Announces Betrothal Mr. and Mrs, Paul M. Sorensen, 1631 Kensington Ave. (1530 South), announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Penny Sorensen to William Francis Deason. Mr. Deason is a eon of Mrs. William J. Deason, Co-i ft a1,' Calif, and the late Mr. Deason. They are formerly of Salt Lake City. Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church will be setting for the noon ceremony July 8 A luncheon afterward will honor the bridal pair at the Doll House for close friends and family members. Miss Mary Katherine will be maid of honor with Mrs. Stanley Magid, Mrs. Robert G. Mcfarlane, Miss LaRae Davis, Miss Anne Jennings and Miss Jan Ar-ent- z ice Finkelstein as attendants Miss Ann Marie Sorensen will be flower girl. V Edward P. Deason, brother of the bridegroom, will be best man. Miss Sorensen plans to graduate in June from the University of Utah with a degree m journalism. The future bridegroom has attended the Montana School of Mines and was graduated from the U. of U. with a degree in mining engineering He was a member of Theta Tau. Elizabeth Duvall Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Duvall, 180 Virginia St. (1250 East), have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth (Lissa) Duvall, a senior at the Uni- - versity of Utah. Miss Duvall is betrothed to Richard Austin Merrill. Mr. Merrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton R. Merrill, Logan, is studying at Oxford University in England. Miss Duvall, who will graduate in June, also attended the University of Wisconsin, whefe she was affiliated with Pi Beta Phi. The future bridegroom was graduated with a bachelor's degree in history from Columbia College. The couple will mary Aug. 26 in an afternoon ceremony at St. Marks Cathedral. Tangy Broiled Peach Add a hot, cheese-broilepeach to a sandwich plate. Blend together shredded nippy cheese, chopped green onion, a dash of mustard and mayonnaise. Spoon into centers of well drained cling peach halves and broil about 5 to 10 minutes, until lightly d The Little Woman By Don Tobin bi owned All right, Emily, wuat FREE PAD S, '" Tri,i,. r v t w t wM CARPET PURCHASE loyw PUiriM CARPET CENTER am I ask her what she ping bought and she says Nothing Why do women call it shopping if they dont buy anything? MERE MAN. Dear Mere: Have you ever heard of men who go fishing? Well same thing. Dear Ann Landers: Ive gone steady with a boy ever since we were both seniors in high school. He always wanted to be a doctor and told me it would be a long wait before we could marry. For the last three years we have been planning to get married next June. Last night he announced that marriage is out of the question until he finishes medical school. This will be in the spring of 1963. I love him and I know he loves me. He's a w o n d e rful guy but I dont want to wait another t w o How years can I prove to him that it could work Ann Landers STUMPED. Dear Stumped: In most medical schools, about 50 per rent of the students are married. If your boy friend wanted proof that it could work all he has to do is look around. If you are unwilling to wait, date others and invite him to do the same. By the spring of 1963 check back to see If hes still unattached . . . if vou are, that is. , And, yes, they admit pride has a lot to do with it I think Mrs. Kennedy is perfect in tone and taste all the time, says Oleg Cassini, who, as the first ladys official designer, is responsible for her hem lines. Cassini had a suggestion? for Emilio Schuberth, tha leading Italian designer who cast the critical glance at Mrs. Kennedys knees. "Let him do the (designing) work, if he thinks he can do it better Cassini said Tuesday. Zi CN4 I V Mrs. Dennis J. Popp Wednesday Rites Miss Ostler, Mr. Popp Give Vows Miss Marianne Ostler became the bride of Dennis J. Popp Wednesday in ceremonies performed at Crest-woo- d Villa. A reception honored the couple afterward. The new Mrs. Popp is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wallace M. Ostler, 3367 El .Rancho Rd. (3730 East). Bridegroom's Parents Mr. Popp is a son of Mrs. Gertrude M. Popp. East, and John G. Popp, Salt Lake City. Miss Donna Popp was maid of honor with Miss Judy Poll, Miss Ellen and Miss Barbara Snarr as bridesmaids. Miss Janet Evans was flower girl. Serve As Ushers Walt Smith was best man with Jan Karr, Tom Karr and Fred Leonard as ushers David Evans and Michael Evans were junior ushers Entertaining the bride before her marriage weie Miss Donna Popp, Miss JuDee Smith, Miss Barbara Snarr and Miss Ellen CatmulL 6510-230- 0 Cat-mu- Good ll With Ham with ham: salad greens topped with fresh pear and orange sections and French dressing. Good are you after this time? Zippy Leftovers and INSTALLATION s". lr AttociaUA Brett NEW YORK, May 24 American designers are raising more than just an indignant brow over an Italian couturiers suggestion thst Mrs. John F. Kennedy bares entirely too much of her knees. Puzzles Mere Man K -- wi Concoct a vegetable dish with assorted leftover cooked vegetables, a cheese sauce and handy Instant minced onion for a flavor lift. ii the spark that lights passport to fan . . . ribbon hats by Jonquil summer costumes Beautifully shaped baroque Easy to pack and always fresh, these stunning ribbon hats give a fashion lift to all your beads are the bright answer to accessorizing your summer wardrobe. Necklaces, bracelets, costumes Beret and deep cloche shown All fashion colors earrings. Solid white or jet plus multicolors and vute with It. pink, blue or jet. 5.95 Other travel hats to 12.95 2 A ZCMI JEWELRY ZCMI h y Skirts Too Short? Jackie Perfect f e s"k ? s fcr The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, Hay 25, 1961 fbf Balt am '' Tm 'w m , mw b MILLINERY SALON-cc- nd Floor Stre.1 Floor price, plus federal tax ZCMI HOSIERY Street Floor |
