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Show rf "T" msemasM X THE PAGE POUR. HERALD-JOURNAL- LOGAN, , nyjGS CLUB NEWS SOCIETY FEATURES jb-nvoMS- At Dinner 4 ; v t .i 4 s. short-sleeve- Chiffon wool Is perfect for, outdoor wear in Hollywood now. Nancy Kelly, left, strolls in a suit dress of black and white shepherds check with tab pockets- -in the back, too--of black velveteen. Top- ping it is a Jaunty tam of black felt. Cool as a frosted drink is the lime green and white gabardine club of Hyde The first year Park met at the home of Miss af- Martha Grant Wednesday ternoon. The members present were v Hasel Hancey, Clair Hancey, Lois Hancey, Josephine Dames, Afton , Daines, Dorothy Purser, Connie Waite, Shirley Perkes, Fern El-- 3 t wood, and leader Ethel Waite. Bridge is a battle of wits, which Light refreshments were f ed to the group after an after- - some people take a little too serf noon of sewing. iously While it pavs to try to do your best, it is fun to make a i little play occasionally. Take for I example todays hand. i Graham E. Miller, a New York attorney, underled an ace twice It worked, and consequently his The Young Married Folks club whole evening was a success The Of Providence held a canyon party chief reason his ruse succeeded at Guinavah Park Tuesday Nor- was that South, the declarer, had man Stauffer and Melvin Bitters shown a weak hand bv his orighad charge of the arrangements. inal pass, and was faced with danLunch was served and the group gerous guesses as to where the spent the evening playing games adverse strength lay Those present were Mr. and and although Miller sat Mrs. Alvin Mohr, Mr. and Mrs he held two West, and honor Roland Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs tricks, he decided not lo open the Norman Stauffer, and Mr. and bidding It turned out lo he a Mrs. Melvin Bitters. wise decision, for with a bid fmm McKENNEY'S BRIDGE QUIZ Providence Club him. South would have placed the strength he held in high cards, and fulfilled his contract. When South saw the dummy, he knew that it would be fatal to AQJ63 4 Has Canyon Party one-hn- Who Does Not Lead Normal Life 44 EMOTIONAL OUTLETS Normal men and women require some outlet for the complex emotions connected with mating, home nuking U AKQ2 A 72 A and parenthood. There is a amount of stored mental and physical energy that I must be used up. The adolescent is restless until he finds a direction and an outlet for the new energies being built up within him. The alarming increase in juvenile crime in our city civilization (where growing men and women do not have hard physical labor to distract them) has caused us to cast about for some way to keep adolescents happily busy alone: useful lines. The mature man or woman who maines and is denied all the normal experiences of marriage must find outlet for emotional energies. It is most often the woman who does not lie a normal life. And, ironic-ally-, it is the hum who has the liest chance for an outlet (in business, politics, lodges, etc.) if his emotions are dammed up at home. . . Most pitiful is the woman w ho must plunge into leadership in activities" outside the home to compensate her for a deficiency in companionship or sexual life within her own family. All of us are familiar with the woman who simply exudes energy at the club, in the political meeting, m any other place in which she can tire herself out. Pitiful, too, is the woman denied tlin outlet of parenthood, forced to lavish her maternal sentiment on a doll or a lap dog. These familiar characters in modern urban society are the subject of joke and cartoon, but their lues are more tragic than funny. Repression and denial force human beings into strange paths. It is the denial of a normal outlet to emotions that is most to be feared in a single life or m a married life that is not adequate in every way. QJ8 9542 9 643 A K 1085 752 Q J J6 7 5 Rubber E and W. Smith Wrsl North 1 A Pass Tass 1 A T.iss Opening 4 A East Fass Pass 3. BY CAROL DAY The clean-cu- t, tailored lines of the classic shirtwaister are beautifully embroidered In this excellent new design. Pattern 8458, which is planned especially to give you the utmost in summer chic and com- The new SPRING AND SUMMER PATTERN BOOK, 32 pages of attractice designs for every size and every occasior, is now ready. Summer Home Is Scene of Luncheon 13 lose three heart truks. so he placed the nine from dummy East won with the ja k and by returning a diamond. MilUr was in when a trump w is u turned from dummy, and now l d the heart six Again de-- 1 larei failed to play the king from dunum East won with the queen, and the return of the heart gave the defenders the four tricks they needed to defeat the contract. Looking at all four hands, it is easy to see that South could have fulfilled his contract by playing the king on either the first or second lead of hearts, but the guess presented by the underlead of the ace proved to difficult in actual play The officers and teai hers i tin Ninth ward Primary enteriainid their husbands Monday evening at Guinavah Park in Logan an yon Dinner was served to thirteen couples, after which the group spent the evening playing games and singing. Mrs Joseph Morgan Jr was general chairman of the affair and Joe Whitesides had cnarge of the entertainment and games Those present were Mr and Mrs Ernest T. Young, Mr. and Mis Joseph Morgan, Mr. and Mrs Russell Berntson, Mr. and Mrs Harrison Davis, Mr. and Mrs Mav Cluff, Mr. and Mrs Joe While-sideMr. and Mrs Albert Gros-jeaMr. and Mrs Burt Hair Mr. and Mrs. L. Mentor Jensen Mr. and Mrs W. H Evans, Mr and Mrs. Sheldon Ecrgesnn, Mr and Mrs. C. R. Johnson, and Mr and Mrs. N. E. Parson. Former Loganites Are Entertained Heights. Friday night Mrs Heber Bingham entertained at a supper in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jennens. in A canyon party was given their honor Saturday night at the Dice's neck Miss Lane said she rose, but she carried another of figured that she was part of the black fox. show and ought to dress for it. Dahlia red, another fall color forecast, was chosen by Lynn Bari ,,hlaCfk for a high necked rose, which were matched in the frock that she topped with a gray rose veiling on her black rough flannel coat A gray straw sailor straw postilion hat There was a was banded in grosgrain of the black crepe jacket, banded in same rich red. short-sleeve- New beauty preparaiions, featurLater on, with harvest wine ed on midsummer cosmetics coun- plum, royal blue. Bordeaux rouge, ters these days, arc interesting marine green and various winy enough to make the average shop- browns, the same firm will advoper forget the heat and resolve cate burgundy rouge and lipstick to try to be more glamorous, hot With medium blue, royal blue, weather or no raspberry pink and purplish rose which you may be wearing now There is, for instance, a nc-compact which migb' very well and later, deep orchid (a rosy be put under some sort of neatluihsia tone) is recommended est trick of the month" hiM ting Another firm, mak-- ( rs of smart nail polish and mane In addition to rouge anil a 0 of Jfioe sets, for lor . is featuring a sweet pnv'.'b-- t course, it contain wd 01 little, amazingly reasonable priced . iho clasp manicure kit Containing a bottle cleansing p.c!-turns out to be a i t ck In othrr ot odv remover, an orange stick words, with tins m vour puise a couple of emery boards and removing stale in k up and ap- bottle of polish m any one of a no problem number of chic shades. plying a fresh mat at all no matter win re ou aic ( -- vrr. Furthermore, in the box with the ioni t, is a Urge of the clean sin, pails to koi p -jar on your dressing I ihn b hi 11 foi tin supply replenish the well from the jh The lotion with which the p.uL arc salinatg ed is To wear with 111 blue navv beige anil green, black, wluti -- :. firm n sm gray, a is featuring roue anil lipstick in a clear, true ri They maintain that it illununitts tin com plexion as neithir hhi red mu can do and is ficsh and orange-re- d youthful looking Jen-nen- camp. Lunch was servlarge bonfire was by twenty-fiv- e guests Mr. Jennens will return to Detroit where he is employed in the Ford offices as an engineer. Mrs. Jennens and daughters intend to stay in Logan for several weeks. Before her marriage Mrs Jennens was Miss WTnifred Parkinson of Logan Boy Scout ed and a Birthday Party Is At Willow Park well-know- n Miss Dorothy Hanson was guest honor at a birthday party held last night at W lllow Park The guests were 'I. W. HanMiss Hansens lather, Mr sen, and Mrs. Leland Hansen, Mr and of Mrs. Leonard Sorenson and famHanily, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill sen and family, Mr. and Mrs Milford Jenson and family, Mr. and Mrs Harvard Hansen and family. Mr and Mrs. Del Pitcher, and Van Jenson was served and the even- Supper ing was enjoyed games with music 77tutr f non-dryin- v well-know- Ihae Salle Todajs bridge question: If your opening lead is the king from a sequence and it; holds the trick, what card should you play to the next trick -- the queen or jack? Answer The lead of the king shows either the ace or queen If the king holds the trick, lead the jack. It gives your partner that much additional information t F.F.WTClub Is" Entertained Today Reduction Each Day! broad-shoulder- added coolness This dress will be especially smart In stripslenderizing The William Van Orden fam- ed linen peicale or pique It will ily held a reunion Saturday in the look very well, too, in polka dots You 11 be so delightLewiston First ward meeting or ed with the first you make, that house. 11 The family gathered at 11 a you certainly want several dressm A basket lunch was served at es liko it. noon At 2 p m the program Pattern 8458 is designed for sizes commenced with Peter E. Van 3t, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44. 46, 48, 50 nad 52 Size 36 requires 4 Orden presiding Anna Rogers yards of was in charge of the program. material. -- and 2 o v 5(2.00 GROUP IS A Until Saturday! Selling To-- morrow for $ . flP $3.00 GROUP Selling To- morrow for $9 .T On H Aot MSWUty Hot cool-lookin- room IS cool! g Make vour Living Room really a lhing room in summer, with upholstered furniture in cool, attractive colors! .Shop for Living Room Furniture at Edwards where you get the truth! 9c Dont wait until last day the size and color you want may be gone! v1 SoliWh FRIDAY PRICES! The FFW club met today at the home of Mrs Harry Smith Luncheon was served to the members at tables centered with sweet peas Bridge formed the en- straight front panel to enhance the effect, and it is gathered onto a tertainment for the afternoon. shoulder yoke so that it fits correctly over the bust The sleeves are pleated, for William Van Orden Reunion Is Held s and Mrs. Arthur E Winifred and daughters Shirley. Carol, and Donna Fay, of Detroit. Michigan, arrived in Logan Friday. They will be the house guests of Mrs Jennens sisters, Mrs. Ada England and Miss Elizabeth Parkinson, and Mr and Mrs Albert Nielson of River Mr tUc Mrs. Byron Alder entertained Tuesday afternoon at her summer home in Logan canyon Luncheon was served at 1 30 to sixteen guests at small tables centered with colorful garden flowers. The afternoon was spent plaving bridge. Mrs. Mabel Skidmore received the high score prize. Edith Pond Husbands Arc Guests of Honor Shirtwaist Lines Dominate Do Makeup Magic With The Cut of This New Frock Tricky New Cosmetics Photographs show dresses made from these patterns being worn; a feature you will enjoy. Let the fort charming designs in this new Its paneled skirt, slim at the book help you in your sewing. hips and widened gracefully at One pattern and the new Spring the hem. adds height and sub- and Summer Pattern Book 25 tracts width. The bodice has a cents. Pattern or book alone 15 cents. Fbr a PATTERN of this attractive model send 15c In COEN, your NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER and SIZE to HERALD-JOURNTODAYS PATTERN BUREAU, 149 NEW MONTGOMERY ST, RAN FRANCISCO. Cal V K 10 0 A lf It Is Usually Wife 1 Miss d, Ada Lou Bodily, Hart, secreary; Norma Chadwick, certain wj high-crown- i j vV i full-leng- th 4--H , vV belt. pique. White turbans, like this intricately draped one, are smart. high-crown- Refreshments were served on the lawn by Mary Checketts and Norma Chadwick. , , Mrs Preston W. Pond w . css at a breakfast at hi r home Wednesday honoring Mrs Bessie S Harmon of Westwood Village California. The breakfast table was lm,iy centered with huge nasiuilnims The morning and eaily Hftummn were spent socially The guests were Mrs Evans, Jr, Mrs. H R Ui.inn Mrs Othello Hickman Mis ; Wesley Schaub, Mrs Dave Km Mrs D P. Murray, Mi , goyne, Melvin Harris. Miss Joielvn Uir mon. Miss Elizabeth Pruc and but- in dollar-siz- e tons on the set-i- n Trim is white suit-dress- es are; Dorothy Palmer, president. 4--H Californian coat-dresse- s, - BY LUCILLE N FAILLE NEA Service Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD With four tracks handy and an almost continuous racing season, watching the bang-tail- s is a steady sport here. Getting away from the studio, managed by ingenious alibis, is almost as much sport. Best luck is working for a director who is horse-craztoo, and will quit work at noon on Saturday. Thats dress-u- p day at the races and stars turn out then in silk frocks and big hats, taking along their best furs to wear when the 4 o'clock chill settles in the shadows. There still are lots of short d boleros jackets, but of mink, sable or skunk are seen oftener. BEGIN TO SHOW FALL COLORS Weekday clothes at Hollywood Park usually are the sports type-pl- enty of sheer wollen suits, s. and These straw hats are seasonal, white have white accessories and, while linen turbans are worn more than anything else. In felts and suedes, the postilion hats already are very much "in," and advance fall colors are seen in many of the sports costumes. An unusual color combination robins egg blue with cerise was seen in an outfit blond Virginia Bruce wore one weekday. A coat of the blue tweed, so soft it could be shirred at the waist, was matched with a gored skirt, topped with a vivid cerise sweater. A hat of that shade had blue and yellow streamers. The day that Marjorie Weaver felt a lucky streak coming on, color-carshe wore a pre-fa- ll costume a Rodier silk tweed simulating wool for the dress, its dark green flecked with beet-roo-t. A suede hat and wide belt in the dark red brought out the brighter color, and a boxy jacket of Shadowy, blurry plaid used the same two shades. in print Looking Paris-sma- rt silks, Claudette Colbert wore aca included cessories that huge bag of shirred white kid and an enormous white toyo straw hat. The d frock, shirred across the bosom and at the front skirt fullness, was smooth white silk printed m big gray scrolls. A matched Tcfthe costume theat Another unusual print, of the Chinese brocade type, was used for the dress worn by Rosemary Lane the day she hung around No t. J short-sleeve- The annual ceremony of the NDC club of Preston was held Monday night at the home of Miss Mary Checketts. Nine pledges were adopted as new members during impressive rites. Another feature of the evening was the installation of new officers. The old officers who served during the year of 1938-3- 9 were: president. Ruby Taylor; Thelma Gilbert; secretary, Lucille Maughan; and sergeant-at-armMary Checketts New officers for the coming year Club Hyde Park Holds Meeting Honors Moire brngaline, new for dressy day frocks, makes Gloria Dicksons navy blue Chalk white polka dots are y, Preston N.D.C. Has Ceremonies sergeant-at-arm- Brcalifasl coat-dres- n 1 Editor PHONE 50 1 i RUTH SCOFIELD, N Miss Evelyn Allen and Leonaid Pitkin were honored at a wed fol-ding dinner given immediately 7. lowing their marriage July The dinner was given at the home of E. J. Allen, the brides father. Multicolored Gowers formed the centerpiece for the large table. Places were marxed for members of the Immediate families and close friends of the couple The couple left later in the day for a short wedding trip through the Southern Utah Parks. Mrs costume was Pitkin's going-awa- y a smart blue sport dress with white accessories. Mrs. Gilbert Hancey entertained at a miscellaneous shower last home in honor right at the Allen of the young bride. Light refreshments were served to twenty guests. The evening was spent playing games, and prizes were won by Miss Bonnie Hancey, Mrs La Vern Neilson, and Mrs. Grace Saunders of Hyde Park. Mrs. Hancey was assisted by Miss Della Hancey, and Mrs. Saunders. The guest of honor received many lovely gifts. Mr. Pitkin is the son of Myi Murray Pitkin of Preston. The young couple are making their home at Preston. ' ' JULY 13, 1939. UTAH, THURSDAY, YOURE RIGHT ON THE TRACK OF STAR STYLES AT THE HOLLYWOOD RACES Young Couple Is Honored . lT the tops of high mountains the temperature of ladling water is so low that eggs cannot le cooked. Ut Us Feather Vour Nest and |