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Show THE :.NOTES ' t Breakfast, Dinner Honor Logan Utah State Agricultural College Faculty Women's League luncheon which had been announced for this Saturday has been until Thursday, postponed May ft. The same program will he given following the APRIL UTAn, WEDNESDAY, 27, 1932. Couple Honored On Anniversary Dinner Guests Sunday d Sorosis Alumni Meeting Tonight Providence A delightful afternoon was spent by members of the John Hopkins camp, Daughters of Pioneers, on Mis llatvey Bickmore of Pres-- : ton, Idaho, was hostess at a demusical at her home lightful Music was Tuesday allernoon. furnished by Mrs James Bullock, vo ali.st, and Mrs George I aull, pianist At the close of the afternoon delicious refreshments were screed to sixteen guests Guests fronf Logan included Mrs c L Jones, Mrs. Luther M HoMrs Ellen Barber, Mrs well, lean Christensen, Mrs C. C. Randall Mrs John H Pitzer, Mrs E L. Romney. Mrs O Guy Cardon, Mrs. C. A Burnham of Lo Mrs. Asa Rullen and Muss Marie Angeles, Mrs. C. B. Fisher of Barber. Salt Lake City and Mrs. Lydia Burnahm of Richmond were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Scholes at their home Sunday afternoon. luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jensen ulin were observing their twenty-seconwedding anniversary, were the motif for a delightfully arranged surprise party Monday evening at their home given by a group of friends. Games were the entertainment after which a late supper was served. Those included in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Jensen and son, Frank, Mr and Mrs. Jesse Jensen, Mr and Mrs Walter Fife, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Smith, Mr and Mrs. Budge Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Checketts, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson, Mr. and Mrs E. A Chugg, Mrs Ena Gibbons of of the year The final meeting and Mrs. Agnes Hansen. oralumni the Sorosis sobority ganization will be held tonight at the home 9t Mrs. Margaret Morrell, 372 North, Fourth East, at 7:30 o'clock. meeting Following a business the remainder of the evening will Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Checketts be spent playing bridge and visit- of Preston and Mr. and Mrs B. ing. Hostesses will be Mrs. T. Erving Jacobsen were guests of Cardon, Mrs. S. R. Egbert, Mrs. Ru- their parents, Mr and Mrs. WilL. D. Naisbitt, liam Checketts Sunday. by Amussen, Mrs. Mrs. O. Guy Cardon, Mrs. Maude Mr. and Mrs. Lovenus Olson -' Mrs.Smith and visited with Mrs. Josephine JenHattie Morrell, Miss Armenia Maughan. sen Sunday. Mrs. Jesse Cook of Avon, visited relatives here from Friday un i til Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Leon Craner, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jensen and chilMrs A surprise party was dren, Mrs. Floyd Barrett anddinner held Monday evening by a group Josephine Jensen were of friends in compliment to Mr guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum and Mrs. Ross Nyman. The party Bitter on Wednesday evening. Miss Ethyl Jensen was a dinwas held at the Nyman home Bridge formed n the entertainment ner guest of her paients, Sunfor the evening after which a late day. David Allen was brought home supper was served. The guests included Mr. and from the hospital Thursday. He is Mrs. Nyman, Ur. andalrs. Paul convalescing nicely. Mrs. Emma Zollinger, Mrs BerElwell, Mr. 4nd MM Stanley Scholes, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wal- tha Chugg, Mrs. Mary Bullock and ton Mr. and. Mrs. Kenneth An- Mrs. Sarah McAllister spent Fri derson, Mr. artd Mrs. Jack Miek-elso- day with their mother, Louisa Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Zollinger, the occasion being her 89th birthday. Dinner was served and Mrs John .Carlson. The feminine school teachers Bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. Nyman and- Mr. Mickelson. enjoyed' a trip on horse back after which Monday afternoon, supper was served at the home of Miss Lucille Fife. Mrs. A. J. Bissegger, Mrs. Mrs. Josephine Chugg, Mrs. Hazel Chugg arMiss Donnai Spencer rfntertained Chugg and a surprise on their moththe members of the J. J. club at ranged er, Mrs. Eliza Chugg, Friday. the home of her parents,- Friday The occasion was her birthday, A social evening w'as evening. Luncheon was served to 12 guests, spent after which refreshments Mrs. Vern Nielsen of Hyrum were served. Tne guests were seat- visited relatives here Thursday, ed at one large table centered David Astle and Ne Vear Kendwith a bouquet of Easter Lilies. for Place cards were marked for rick left Tuesday to morning work Wyoming, begin Miss DorotKy V Alder, Lois Grover, on the Astle ranch there. Mae Misy - Virginia Audcrsorr, Mrs. Bert Busby and daughter, Budge, Miss Ida Marie Clark, Francis, of Pocatello, Idaho, Miss Genevieve Cooley, Miss Marie were of her mother, Mrs. Skidmore, Miss Eliza guests Cooley, Miss Ruth the week. Chugg, during Mary Peterson,- ' Miss Ruth Three members of the county and the hostess--the local school board visited school Tuesday. RULES DESERT The Elizabeth Mathews camp of the Daughters of the Pioneers met Thursday afternoon at the Provi-uenc- e First ward. The following program was given: Topic, Ella Campbell; piano solos, Bernice Zollinger; reading. Mary Ann Checketts; vocal solo, Margret Hammond; sketch of the life of Grandma Crabtree, Hazel Crabtree. After the program a social hour was enjoyed and dainty refreshments were served to thirty five guests. Home . Sixteen Guests At Dinner Party Mr and Mrs. Oliver G Johnson were host and hostess at an attractively appointed dinner party at their home Monday evening the occasion being their fif teenth wedding anniversary. The dinner table was covered with a lace cloth over green satin and was centered with a bowl of Tall green tapers snapdragons placed at the corners lighted the table. Covers were marked for sixteen guests An informal social evening of cards and music followed dinner. Surprise Party Honors Couple no-ho- st . n, Wen-nergr- Club Members Pioneer Camp At Bickmore The Mr. and Mrst S. E.i Needham presided at a prettily appointed breakfast party i at their home Sunday mormnfe in compliment to their house i guest, Mrs. Albert Gilbert of Tetonia,-Idahoof , (.yellow daffodils bowl A graced the table and places were a Tanged for Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Earl Mr. and Mrs. Frank F?rl, Miss jjfra Morgan, Miss Edna Mae Earl. Miss Florence Miss Lulu Needham, Harnett and M it land Mrs. Needham. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earl entertained the same group at a dinner party at. their home Sunday afternoon In honor of Mrs Gilbert. A fragrant bouquet of Iris formed the table centerpiece. After dinner the remainder of the afternoon was enjoyed with mu sic and visiting. LOGAN, Musical Tea Given Program Given At League Luncheon Is Postponed Visitor L, rAGE THREE THE WOMAN'S PAGE SOCIAL'- - CLUB v HERALD-JOURNA- Little Miss Has Birthday Party Joyce Allen, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Allen entertained a'group of young friends at a birthday party Tuesday afternoon to celebrate her sixth birth A day anniversary. variety of games formed the entertainment. Refreshments were served at one large table centered with a pretty birthday cake. Ten little friends were included. Youngster Has Birthday Party Mrs Roland Emmett entertained at a childrens party at her home Monday afternoon for her young son, John, who was celebrating his fifth birthday anniversary. Games were played and refreshments were served to fourteen guests. The serving table was centered with a birthday cake. there are sheiks who rule the desert. But at Uni versity of Arizona the campus shiek3 pay homage to Hametia Fielder, elected Desert Queen by masculine vote In the Sahara . and Mesdamcs Durrell Hendricks, C. J. Van Orden, C. W. Hyer, Clayton Hogan, and Victor Wadd-up- Bernhisel of Salt Lake, here spent the week end visiting Mrs. with her parents, Mr. and Ralph Bernhisel. Miss Marva Rawlins is visiting in Salt Lake for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Dorris D. Hyer announce the safe arrival of a daughter, Sunday. All concerned are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Evans of Ogden, were week end guests of Mrs. May Chandler. one-ha- lf The value of the 210,921 church edifices in the United States Is placed at $3,839,500,610. Anton Lauritzen and daughter. Commencement exercises of the Newton grade school will be held Sunday with 19 graduates. Dr. W. L. Wanlass of the USAC will deliver the address. Miss Noreen Benson will give the valedictory. A number of friends called on Mrs. Emma Nelson Wedensday afternoon, it being her birthday anniversary. A pleasant social was spent, during which light refreshments were served to fourteen, A group of children entertained at a surprise party in honor of Miss Sarah Cooley Friday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cooley. The afternoon was spent in playing games. Dainty refreshments were served. ri Permanent Wave Mary LIBERTY BELL SIZE The Liberty Bell In Philadelphia is 12 feet in circumference around the rim and seven and The bell feet around the crown. weighs about 2000 pounds. Editor ren Higley. Mrs. Higley returned with them Thursday and will visit here with relatives for a week. M. Mauritzen and family of Logan spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Nephl Benson and Anton Lauritzen. M. W. Rigby left for his farm in Bancroft, Idaho, Monday. Miss Mabel Walker of Logan was the overnight guest of Miss Arta Larsen, Thursday. Lester Hansen of Bancroft spent several days here visiting with his father, James A. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Niels Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. James Williams and Mr. Mr and Frank Wessmansen of Ogden were the Sunday guests of Wings of the morning! Goo3 coffee! 1 The First ward choir sponsored minstrel a successful Thursday evening in the ward chapel. A large crowd was in attendance. Leon Mrs. Friday afternoon Pond entertained the Literary club at her home. Mrs E. M reviewed the book Van Orden The Great Hungar by Johan Boyer, after which Mrs. Llonal Marrom of Salt Lake City rendered two piano selections. A delicious luncheon was served to 18 club members and the following guests: Mrs. C. B. Stoddard, Mrs. Ben Redd of Price and Mrs Lional Marrom. Roy Preece had the misfortune of getting his hand in a saw while working Thursday. It necessitated the amputation of a finger. Saturday evening Mrs. George Pond and Mrs. Erwin Van Orden entertained at a farewell party at the home of Mrs. Pond in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Smith, who are moving to Smith-fiel- d to make their home. Each table was centered with spring flowers. A delicious luncheon was served, after which 500'' was enjoyed. Score prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Waddups and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Van Orden and a guest prize to Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Guests included, besides the guests of honor, Messrs Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Ernest Jensen, with Mrs. Kenneth Benson, londucting. A piano solo was given by Miss VeNeal Jensen; reading by Miss Rose Larsen; vocal solo, Arbon Christensen .sketi h of the lives of Dora and Annie Christensen, Mrs. 'ihe lesson, "The Mary Dowdlc. History of the Constitution of the United States" was given by Ivan Peterson Assisting hostesses were Mrs Ernest Ballard, Mrs. George and Mrs. Thomas Griffin. A light luncheon was served to 38 The William Rigby camp met nt the home of Mrs. M. W, Rigby, with Mrs. W. J. Barker presiding over the following program: vocal duct, Fern Goodscll and Arva VVinegar; sketch on the fe of her parents by Mrs. Royden Benson; instrumental duet, Cleo Christensen and Grant Cooley; lessor,, discussed by Mrs. Golden Rigby. A dainty tray luncheon was served Assisting hostesses were Mrs. S. A. Alvis, Mrs. C. A. Peterson and Mrs Emma Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Spackman and James Peterson and daugh ter Juanita of Richmond were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Hyrum Larsen and family. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rolnh, motored to Soda Spr s, Idaho, Tuesday and spent several days visiting with Me, and Mrs. War MRS. RULA C. PITZER s 3 Fragrant tracer for the day! sure it is good So be - good to begin with. Try Schilling! Schilling is the one coffee roaster in America who specializes in making fine coffee exclusively. -- 4 4 Special For Graduation With Shampoo And Two Finger Waves. Satisfaction Guaranteed! Mrs. Constance Merrill Phone 11-- 43 J Richmond or Lewiston 1 Entertained Lu-net- Supper At Canyon Home No-Ho- st A supper party " was enjoyed Saturday evening at the canyon home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Emmett. Following supper the remainder of the eve nmg was spent playing cards. Seven couples were included in the no-ho- party. Four hundred plants have been found that eat insects. Wen-nergr- Legal Notice Austria has abolished in favor of war. 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