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Show r if TrAi an. Dance acuity aned to T!?, I w THe Bride Wore Patnck's day, the of the Utah Cultural college held an 'Yrtancing party last even-'IDS Institute Ballroom. J Z with the theme, L greenery decoraced Irish dancing Miniature the serving tables ntPred were served sts Intermission program Irish songs and square refreshments I 55 of the Mmmittee i affair J. hitney professor fraitii Rich and Professor f Morris Miss Jessie Larson i. wt department supervised iorstions, Professor Wilford Klr was in charge of pub-"invitations. Miss Edith and Mrs. the refreshments entertainment Bush the Vjt your knowledge of cor-soci- al usage by a is we te questions, following ter you child is incited to the party of another child to you buy a gift for him r'l -" . f v x? H Y .V.J. ? v t, ! er . 'i 'S'i- -; Now j your child has a birthday you tell him that he for the thank each guest le brings but impress , on ail the guests the fact that should t bring to expect gifts and that he itT L'your child Is going to have riday party should you teach rtat to say to the guest d a that he had km you arrange to have games so that your own won't receive all the pack-- t his party ? ht would you do if Should for child is invited to a birth-pert- y to take and you have Stay at the party yourself, it you'll be there to take him the hostess when be over and call Ask will th? for child? . ANSWERS What Would -- You Do (b). Kay Williams and Hollywood publicity stuntists oiTer tins wedding gown as a clothes conser- vation possibility. Temple Ceremony At Mesa Arizona Unites Couple The mart iage of Miss Pamela Worthington, aviatrix and daughter of Major Ralph L. Worthington of Lakewood, New Jersey, formerly of Salt Lake City, to Captain L. Wayne Blair, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Blair of Logan and formerly of Provo is announced by the brides father. The marriage was solemnized in the LDS temple at Mesa, Arizona, March 10. Parents of the groom' and grandmother of the bride, Mrs. E. A. Gordon of Preston, attended the ceremony. Mrs. Blair attended the University of Illinois for two years and received her pilot's license at New York City where she had previously received a flight scholarship under a civilian pilot training course. She has also been employed as a model in New York. Captain Blair is a graduate of the Brigham Young unievrsity and He A former student of Harvard. joined the grmy air corps in July of 1910 and received his primary and basic training at California. Recently Captain Blair has been Mrs. II. Lee Hales presented a most interesting program at the meeting of the Clio club held yesterday afternoon in the Pioneer room of the Bluebird. She reviewed the book, "Far Beyond the Horl-- j zon," by Chase Stewart. With Mrs. Adrian Hatch as hostess, refreshments were served to club members and several special s lf the Time to BUY 1 NOT A PROMISE This would eliminate many of the applications for special dispensa-- j turn to buy extra shoes since all members of the same family don't usually wear out their shoes at the same time. Next thing vou know your child will be able to yell "aw gone," throw his empty milk glass across the room, and all it will do is Just bounce. It may not be crystal clear it may not sparkle in the sun, but It's almost unbreakable. The army is using this new "bouncing glass. It is not on the market for civilians, yet- - but It will be, once the war is won. Say what you please it seems very unlikely that you'll be dying your eyes out over an onion, or wearing yourself out mash'ng potatoes after the war. Dehydrated onions and puversized mashed potatoes are bound to the most popular dehydrated foods. yf. kf ' yTo get a good foundation these days really good, get a "tailored garment, cut and designed with the knife edge precision guests. that foundations must Dinner Party Honors Servicemen Backed by members of Philadelphia's Tower Club, tall oil Dennison (Miss America of 1942) represents t He height of glanrv Jo-Ca- ri PHILADELPHIA, March 18. If the 80 tallest girls in Philadelphia were placed side by side, they'd call a meeting of the Tower Club. The lofty ladies all of them topping 6 feet without shoes-j-hav- e organized to do something collectively about their triuls and problems. Being tall is an ad- Mr. and Mrs. Torval Larsen entertained in compliment to their sons, Ross and Guy, wno are home on a five day furlough. The two men have Decn at Boise, Iadho, attending a radio school and will now go to California for further training. With a red, white and blue color scheme decorating the table and centered with a cake topped with a small flags forming a V, dinner vantage while watching few parade other are was served to the following j go by, hut there a woman. for They compensations guests: Mr. and Mrs. Guy Larsen, have difficulty buying clothes Ross Iirsen, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert still taller men. Also Larsen and daughters, Ruby Marie and meeting Club members agree and DeVola, Mr. and Mrs. Russell the Tower has got to be done that Baugh and son Jay, Mr. and Mrs. aboutsomething squelching the Boyd Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Jay who are always inquiring: Timms, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas "Hows the weather up there Mitton, Miss LaRue Larsen, Miss It all started when Nancy DickColeen Schaifb and the host and erson. who looms 6 feet, 3 inches hostess. behind a center-cit- y cigar countenertain-menwere t Cards and gapics . -a -- luncheon Ac struck er, up of for the rest the evening. Xvith two other girls Mr. Timms, also in the service quaintance who also Marrion Strong, and now home on furlough, will stands 6:3, and Peggy Blounts, a Ross and Guy to mere 6:1 accompany California. Their common bond was altian officers training attending tude and their troubles were just school at Maryland. as great as their stature. The Immediately following the wed- Mrs. city dress shops never came even ding, the young couple left for close to fitting them. Shoes and New York where Mrs. Blair will Reviews stockings, too, usually had to be be engaged in war work, Mrs. E. Allen Bateman was ordered from New York or somehostess to the Booklore club yest- where. afternoon at her home. erday Through concerted action, the Climax A review of the drama, The members now have perField God", was presented by Mrs. suaded three department stores Fred Peterson. Light refreshments to put in stocks of longer sizes. were served at the close of the What this high society seeks next is more room for their knees program. Climaxing the traditional Green and White week, students of the Logan Junior high school will stage their annual Green and White dance Friday night in the school gymnasium. Featuring a theme, the party will Victory cliche-fancie- rs f 2. Fred Peterson Drama Dance To Junior High Green, White Week UT A GOOD FOUNDATION j your Id Is HOPE-B- WASHINGTON Just b.xatise coupon No. 17 in your sugar book entitles you to one pair ot shoes during a period of four months doesn't mean that you'll get three pairs of shoes a year. On the. basis of the tirst ration period you might logically believe that three times a year the OPA would okay a coupon for shoes. But the snag is that OPA has never said that there would be three pairs of shoes a year for every civilian. There nmy be more and on the other hand, if production takes a cut and if everyone reels comhis coupon for pelled to spend "dress" shoes and appln-for extra coupons for work shoes - the ration period for the next stamp may be extended to or five months. OPA officials hope that families will use the coupons in a pool in the same way as families use sugar, coffee or other coupons. Mrs. Marlon T. Bird, acting as hostess chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Ira N. Hayward, Mrs. C. C. Goodwin. Mrs. Sylvan Erickson, Mrs O. W. Israelson, Mrs. John F. Horn, Mrs. Harry C. Parker, Mrs. Evan B. Murray, A. W. Mrs. Fuhriman, Mrs. Charles Wayne Cook and Mrs. Bliss Crandell. Mrs. Lee Hales Reviews Book At Clio Club checking against the take a neighbor s ask-- y jnywhere without first mother or father if it is all ft iV WXxS ds Semi-form- f i rrrTf: ARE Dr Michael Shapovalov will give the program at the Utah State Agricultural College Faculty Women's League, Friday afternoon at 3.30 in the women's reception lounge of the Commons building. Dr. Shapovalov will discuss "Cultural Life in Russia". Longer Clothes, Bigger Sought by Tall Girls Club Taking the place of the annual spring formal, a dinner dance was held at the chapter house Saturday evening and themPd to St. Patrick's day, the party was attended by actives and pledges and their partners. The committee in charge of the party included Anna Lyle Price, Jean Moss and Marylene Reeve. si Your Manners jjould SOCIETY Boy-Frien- THREE PAIRS OF SHOES A YEAR ! League Meet Provo. k , HIGH At a recent business meeting of Theta Upsilon, the following ofliccis for the next year weie hetod: piesulent. Miss Bel va Andrus of Draper; Miss M.iryleiu Reeve of Hinckley, Utah, secretary. Miss Anna Lyle i'nce of MalaiJ; treasurer, Miss Jean Moss of Woods Cross, chaplain, Miss Kathryn Hill of lgan; otficer, Miss Dorothy Lunriaht of Logan and editor, Miss Donna Mickelsen also of Logan. Sigma chapter of Theta Upsilon announces the pledging of Barbara Haws, Newton; Mildred Zollinger, Hyrum, and Billie Jean Nixon of 'Relation M 2 and SOCIETY NEVS Announces New Officers Patrick 0 . Theta Upsilon 80-o- in movie houses, more comfortable beds in hotels, more height to wall mirrors to eliminate contortion when applying makeup, roomier taxicaos, larger telephone booths, and even bigger now have if they are to control comfortably. Come see and youll agree. ' . W bathtubs. The Tower Club is still in its infancy, but all its members are of whut you might call long standing. There is no deviation from the rule that a girl must be at leaifl. 6 feet tall in her nylons to be eligible. The topper is Norma Volgaar, a nurse at Jefferson 2 who is 6 feet, 5 Hospital, inches. At the short end of the Helen Thompson, list is employed by a photo studio. Practically a midet. Not overlooked by the Tower Club is the need of towering boyfriends. Once a month there is a some other social dancei party-of uncuaa.-- . girls --can- meet young men of appropriate height. Nothing under 6 feet can get even close to the dance floor, and it is BRAS GIRDLES GIRDlilERES BY Sjormfit solhe an answer to a tall girl's prayer to be able to dance cheek-to-chee- k. too, has begun to Romance, bloom at such heights. The Tower Club has just announced two engagements this week. "big" Wedding bells will be tuned up in Xlayjfor Helen Thompson (6:0) and James Griffith (6:6), and TINGWALLS again next September for foundand er Peggy Blounts (6:1 John Hager (6:6), a defense worker at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. commence at 7:30. Decorations as beautiful as ever, were planned and supervised by the student council with Coach Lincoln McClellan in charge. Other events of the week include History and Traditions, Monday; Victory 'Day, Tuesday; Special Loyalty program, Wednesday; Emerald day, Thursday; and the filial dance on Friday. Richmond Gimp The James Hendricks Camp of spring with pride the Daughters of Utah Pioneets jj Messing such a suit, will hold monthly meeting on Fritailored jacket with at the Richmond library club and button-- 7 day room. A good program has been Pockets makes a good arranged are and all members fne jaunty to attend. h face pop-coll- ar urged No. 8103 is 16.. IS and takes 3'ti in sizes 12, 20. 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