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Show u THE PROVO POST MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1924. c SOCIETY Telephone 304-- j!W n. SSL --- Si, re W The M. T. A. of the Bonneville ward will present two one-aplays in their amusement hall Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The plays are entitled "Her First Assignment and The Obstinate 'Family. Both are clever comedies and have good casts. The support of the people of Provo is asked on this occasion. 1r- aster Sale - ct nUn" KZJ The officers of the Manavu ward Y. L. M. I. A. pleasantly surprised Mrs. Estella Spurrier at her home Friday afternoon. The party was a farewell for Mrs. Spurrier who will leave, with her husband, for Roosevelt to make her home. Mrs. Spurrier has been an active officer in the Mutual for the past four years. The time was pleasantly spent with sewing and music during which a dainty luncheon was served to Mrs. Jb H. Eastman, Mrs. Clarence Boyle, Mrs. Karl Mrs. Elwood Jackson, Bentwet, Mrs. J. A. Clayson, Mrs. Serena Vance, Mrs. John E. Hayes, Mrs. Oscar Bjerregaard, Mrs. Port-Mr- s. Oscar Bjerregard, Mrs. Port-Mr- s. Ellis Palmer, Miss Myrtle and the guest of honor. AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY ULTRA FASHIONABLE EASTER APPAREL AT A BIG SAVING SALE STARTS MONDAY AND CONTINUES ALL WEEK More Than 100 To Select From assortment is broad V The members of the Nineteenth Century, club meV Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. W. Aird. The annual election of officers was held and the,-- : following elected to the re-- I spective offices forthe next year: Mrs. Charles McCoard, president; Mrs. Jf. W. Aird, vicepresident; Mrs.' Charles Berry, recording "secretary; Mrs. Walter Adams, corresponding Mrs. Herman secretary; Grimm, treasurer; Mrs. J. E. Swindler, chairman of the executive committee, with Mrs. Fred C. Strate and Mrs. Jennie Wilkins assistants." ; $39.50 You can imagine the Mc-Ew- an j Values to most The but you cant imagine the loveliness of the models unitl you inspect them. alluring models are shown in this wonderful display. All Sizes and All Colors BEAUTIFUL AND FRAGRANT AS SPRING BLOSSOMS ARE THESE Modes Bewitching' Millinery There are elements entered into our Hats to make the style exclusive Mr, and Mrs. L. L. Cook entertained a number of their friends at dinner, Saturday evening. A large crystal bowl of cut flowers formed on the table where the center-piec- e covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jenson, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Midgley and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. After dinner "500 was played and dancing enjoyed. many and individual to the wearer. The price range is broad and within the reach of even the most slender pocket book. Priced from $3,95 TO $15.00 Mrs. Wm. M. Roylance was hostess to the members of the Utah Sor-os- is - club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C. E. Maw gave the literary number and Miss Audrey Osland gave two musical numbers. Following the program election of officers was held and the following elected to hold the respective offices for the next year, ,Mrs. O. W.' Bailey, president; Mrs. George P. Mrs. J. N. Parker, Eller tsen, recording secretary; Mrs. The Ladies Literary club memFred R. Taylor, correswill be entertained Wednesday ponding secretary; Mrs. J. B. Ashton bers at 4 oclock by Mrs. Heb-e- r afternoon Mrs. Alex treasurer; and Rupper at her home, 470 East Hedquist, Mrs. F. S. Harris and Mrs. Center street. Alrs.4Grant p,. Eggert-se- n J. W. Robinson were pro-' will give the - literary number. gram committee. , Refreshments will "be served. An April Fool dance will be giv-e- n Tuesday evening, April 1, by the Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Conant enterA. of the Second ward in iheir tained a number of their friends amusement hall. The Peerless Play- at their home Friday Aching at a usic and ball.card party. Eight tables of "42 ard confetti will be distributed were and prizes awarded. The among the, guests. The publics is ' roomspja'yed were decorated with sweet to Invited attend. peas and ferns. A dainty luncheon The quilting party given by the was served to thirty-twmembers of the Manavu ward Re- -' lief society Friday afternoon at the Mr. and Mrs. Pierce of home of Mrs. Jacob Dastrup was at- - Gunnison, Utah, Sylvester announce the a Jarge dumber of the of their daughter, Vesta ladies ofjy the ward and four quilts gagement to Arthur L. Crawford of Mantle, were completed for the bazaar to be Enterprise, Utah. The marriage will given by the ward soon. Dainty re- - take place April 3 in the Salt Lake fresh men ts were served to thirty-on- e The will make young temple. lple nf1l0stheir home in Provo. re-Iect- ed vice-preside- nt; ed ed ed M.-.I- . o. en-tend- ed - , $ tst jlJJL (n iqniA K JL IP? T now reduced to Jo.b. Toledo sales increase makes this wonderful Now nearly everylow price possible! this high quality a lord own to one can closed car with the engine that improves 238 youll never change with use. Drive it Willys-Knigh- owners never do! t About 140 old folks, wildows and wives of missionaries of the Second ward were pleasantly entertained at the ward amusement hall Friday. The guests assembled at 11 oclock and were entertained with community singing until noon when they were served with a most excellent dinner. An address of welcome ivas given by- Qrge Gronejnan, chairman of folks committee, and was responded to by A. B. Simmons. The dinning tables were prettily decorated in a color scheme of yellow and white, carnations and daffodils being used. During the afternoon the following splendid program was rendered and very much enjoyed by those present: two vocal selections by a mixed quartet of Provo high school tudents, a saxaphone number by a double trio of II. S. students, a Dutch dance in soctume by Miss Hazel Ilansen and Miss Theta Lang-staf- f, two humorous readings, Mrs. A M. Johnson, an original song entitled Old Folks was rendered by Albert Jones, one of the guests, a talk was given by Bishop L. L. Nelson and a solo by Jacob I. Jacobsen, completed the program. Mrs. Walter E. Peay wa sthe oldest lady present and was presented with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Flowers were also present to Albert Jones and Jacob Nelson, the oldest g' nt lemon present. Following the program and the awarding of the flowers, light refreshments were served and the guests taken to their homes in automobiles. In the evening a very enjoyable married peoples dance was givn by the committee that had charge of the afternoons entertainment. - THE PROVO POST Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday by Provos Popular Newspaper COLUMBIA THE POST PUBLISHING COMPANY TONIGHT AND TUESDAY Phone 13 West Center St. Matter. 'Entered at' the Postoffice at Provo, Utah, as Second-clas- s N. C. HICKS .Manager Terms to Subscribers: By carrier, per mouth $0.20 By mail in Utah, Idaho, Nevada, and Wyoming (in advance), per year 2.40 125 All other states Mrs. Edward Wilkins entertained at a birthday party in honor of the sixty-fift- h of birthday anniversary her husband Sunday evening. A dinner was served at 7 spit ndid o'clock, a large cake upon which were sixty-fiv- e lighted candles formin the table deing the center-piec- e corations. Following the serving of dinner four tables of "500 was played and prizes awarded to Mrs. W. TOM MIX SOFT BOILED with TONY the Wonder Horse A. J. G. BLYSTONE production Story by Edward Moran 3.00 and TOPICS OF THE DAY Bonneville Relief Societv To Meet The Relief Society of the Bonneward will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 oclock. Airs. Lee Truman will give the lesson, "Parables of the Savior. A splendid program has boon arranged and all are B. Itf therlord aitl Mr. E. A. Raw- invited to be present. lins and consolation prizes to Mrs. Wm. Ratcliff and It. A. Hill. Those To present wore Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. ;Y Wilson, Mr. and Airs J R. Booth, Mr. Make and Mrs. A. E. Rawlins, Air. and Airs. Wm. Ratcliffe, Air and Airs. W. II. Relherford, Airs L. T. Walter, Airs. R. A. Hill, Air Edward Wilkins, Every man of the B. Y. U. Faculty and student body today volunteered of Duschene, and the guest of to work on Y day and one day additional in building cement concrete Airs. Alercy Peay will give the les- retaining walls and in repairing the son, Parables of the Savior at the roadway leading to universty hill. meeting of the Second ward Relief The work wll be in progress a perSociety Tuesday afternoon. A quar- iod of two weeks or longer and the tet composed of Airs. C. A. Dahlquist, faculty and students will work in Airs. W. O. Facer, Airs. John Thur-goo- d squads as their services are required. and Airs. Emma Jones will renPreliminary work will begin the The Elk Lad'es will meet in reg- der several vocal numbers. latter part of the present week in ular session at the B. P. O. E. club cutting out dead brush, etc. rooms Alonday evening. Bridge and The children of the Vineyard PriProfessors Clawson Y. "300 will be played and refresh- mary association were entertained Thomas L. Alartin and LavalCannon, Morris ments served. this afternoon at the ward meeting were appointed a committee to rephouse by the officers and teachers resent the faculty in arranging workof the association. Games were play- ing periods. Airs. J. W. Bailey was hostess to ed and a rendered after the members of the Provannas club which the program were served little Valley Circle will meet Tuesday guests at a theatre party Friday afternoon. with dainty refreshments. evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. After the show the ladies went to Fannie Leven, 266 North First East Hansens where they were served Airs. d. W. Hyde who spent the street. All members are requested writh a dainty luncheon. Those presof last week in Salt to be present. greater part ent were Airs. G. A. Cluff, Airs. J. Lake with her daughter. Airs. H. L. H. Beck, Airs. Ernest Dixon, Mrs. Frisbie and family, returned home The John Collins, Airs. F. D. B. Gay, Aire. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frisbie re- club willGrandview theward dramatic present play "Aly Old Walter G. Taylor, Airs. LTpton Hoov- turned with her and spent Saturday New Hampshire Home in the Vineer, Airs. L. L. Nelson, Airs. J. W. Mc- and Sunday visiting friends here. ward amusement AVednes hall yard Clellan, Airs. John Saxey, Mrs. Al- They returned home otday. 2nd day and the pub-- ! April evening, bert Selck nd Airs Fred B. lie is invited to attend. Camp No. 2 of the Daughters of the Pioneers will meet Thursday afThe founder of psycho-analysAirs. Fred Critchlow and daughter ternoon, April 3rd at 2:30 p. m. at and the more prominent exponents Eleanor are visiting in Logan for a the home of Mrs. S. W. Williams. of the theory are Jews. Which leads few days. The president requests that all mem- the Jewish Sentinel somewhat preA bers be present. program maturely to say: "It is thus sigThe Primary conference held in lias been arranged splendid and refreshments nificant that salvation forvery human the Alanavu ward Sunday evening will be served. ailments is coming not fronj Airs. was attended by a large gathering of Eddy, the Protestant, nor from AI. ward members. The program was The meeting of the Fourth ward Coue, the Catholic, but from Freud, furnished by the Primary children Relief society will commence at 2:30 the Jew. and was of a vrey exceptional qual- - Tuesday afternoon. Under the di- ity. There were about two hundred rection of the Theological commit- children on the stand and it is atee. Airs. Sarah Alaeser will give the great compliment to the teachers andjlesson which is a .continuation of officers that there was no disorder that considered last month, "The and the program was carried out Parables of the Savior. with speed and dispatch and was numbers will be furnished by Mrs. jLong Island Sound. The rine 7s com- very much appreciated All members, are, posed of four bands, joined by clasp-- I by those Rose Kartchner. 4 present. invited to attend. ed hands. IN COMING - HALES AND HIS COLUMBIANS ville' Students Improvements is Mix Invents Name For Daughter The. origin of names especially given names, like Panmela, Gertude Dorothy and even such common ones as William and John has always been an interesting and much explored subject for writers and lecturers. But there is one unusual name, lately added to the list, that ought neve rto cause future wiseacres any puzzlement or' contradiction as to if the followwhere it came froiju, ' ing, by Tom Mix, now playing at the Columbia theatre in his latest William Fox special, "Soft Boiled, is henceforth handed down. "When Mrs. Mix and I saw there was an heir apparent, after being married several years, says Tom, "we were both overjoyed. Of course, I wanted it to be a boy as most fathers do. "But there is no more fickle little old lady. than Dame Nature, we both were soon to learn. When the great day came, what did she put in our laps but the prettiest, bouncing-est little girl you ever laid your eyes on. Of course I was just as proud and happy anyhow, but we had been so darned confident that I had al- written all the announcements and had a.l the little baby things marked and monogrammed with a T which, of be my name, Tom But I decided I wouldnt let the tricky old dame have everything her own way, so I hit on adding another sylable to Thomas, making it Tham-asin- a and really feminine at that. And I have a sneaking when she starts to schoolhope that christen her Tommy. j MORBY-PENRO- EP5S3ESSH D '2 Residents of Berlin find it cheapl in suburban trains than to sit rId2home using fuel. A bronze mirror from Caesars invasion ot dating been fo,lnd in the forestBritain of has the depts J51' 1C encampment. It was present ed to the British Museum. ?T ameaati&iineaMA .uss asm iESsbs; PRINCESS ALL SEATS- - 10c Tonight and Tuesday JACK HOXIE IN "THE PHANTOM HORSEMAN and COMEDY gJiL'llg B A'lUUJ L.ft m mmmrm. 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