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Show m Of faployees r &rs Enjoy Dinner-Danc- Charming Fall Bride ' pA .W,? listed Sv UiC and reading was zuss. i Mrs . Eugene B. Lundquist Will Presents Students In Recital t .A'f " aiF ? )V f,t Shoe-..Gener- al Cfor1 ii- v-- - V5 , (I e . v Solfeggietto Scheizo-F- ! "MM i w Major - Mozart-Gne- g Miss Roylanee and Miss Gutke flat Major .... CP E S tL'l Miss Gutke Bach luihert 64 No. 2... In Alaska in reception given MeCary- - Baugh their honor 1941. Man Chooses inclish Bride daho Mink of the Rollanage of her son Corporal 'd Hopkins, ill London, England. and Miss Corporal Hopkins cuts Chickelday of London were of Louie Hopkins has received word Mrs Butterfly. The Impromptu. Opp re-ie- nurse Slss Jepsen is an army jpned in Alaska. Mr. Baugh has m a member of the armed forces Mired, V-- Mrs C. Brute Harmon, the former Miss Myr Louise Mehr. Miss Myr Louise Mehr And Bruce Harmon Exchange Vows Miss Myr Louise Mehr and C. Bruce Harmon exchanged wedding El Ray vows before President Christiansen Monday, November 1 in the Logan LDS temple. Myr Louise is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mehr of Logar. and Mr. Harmon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Monte Harmon of Brig- Meets Skidmore Mrs. ith met topis club of Richmond rsday evening at the home of rv Let . Skidmore with Mrs. .imore hostess. Special guests i Mr.- -. j James Brown and Mrs. rstance Merrill. --inch eon was served and bridge -aed the entertainment for the rn; with score prizes going to Hattie Hall and Mrs. Merrill. Maud Miller Qub Hostess Irs. Has- Maud . entertained Miller :.rday evening at her home in, Tm for the H. C. club. This the first party of the season ' the club. were enjoyed during with score prizes erds the going to lone Sorensen, and inmg McBride, !da Clark. 1 delicious luncheon was served eleven club members and tsl guests, Mrs. Susie Petersen ga and Mrs Lulu McBride. -- ut BI AW STRUCK s,aff Correspondent AsHIXgton will w m a very fewTurkeys days. Civil-Ppetite- s. whetted by weeks that ttfkov couldn't be because it was all going to dTto 6murs' Wl!1 p,obably nm mnl as the civilian y returns ber ceiling prices may also PPetites. The old ceilings iken for military buyers ff Ar J H . I CH , V - I - .1 Unce Pnres ln a few ranged from 47 ' Punil for dressed so.w Yrk. a little t- orida and the south- - The nt,W on(,s trs . in Tune In Sundays The Pilgrim's w-jr- KVNU 12 Noon Bid Fashioned Revival Hour KMt 5;00 p. m. international Gospel roa'u'ass rU - Donna Humphreys Will Be Married To Dwane Carr Railroad Men Take Things in Stride Including Whimsies CHICAGO, Nov. 5 U li -- An irate mother traveling with her baby posted a notice in the washroom of a Rock Is'and railroad train asking: "Will the. party who pilfered my baby's pants please meet me in the club car to match and see whether I get the pants or she gets the baby?" The culprit returned the diapers to the mother who had left them in the washroom. Faced with the greatest travel' boom in history, railroad men are learning to take things like the case of the pilfered pants, in stride. The harassed trainmen still are able to smile at some of the incidents which confront them on cvercrowded passenger trains. There was the case of the missing head on a Chicago to Denver train. A traveling salesman asked the railroad by telegraph to please forward head I left on baggage rack." Members of the tram crew, expecting the worst, found the head a plaster model used in - hairdressers displays. The railroad came to the rescue when a soldier traveling througn Arkansas lost his shirt, which blew out the window and with $112 in the pocket. The conductor notified a railroad telegrapher started a search for the missing shirt on a handcar. He found the shirt and money and mailed them to the soldier at or- - Lam be it Gould Mother Honors Son At Supper Party Mrs George E. Ijirsnn of Millville enlei t.iini'U al a (hi ken supper following MIA meeting Tuesday evening in honor of her son. Private Glen Larson, who was home on furlough. Present were Emery Larson, of LuRue Logan, Betty Anderson, IJutson, Russel Mauchley and La Von Andersen of Nibley, Colleen and Mar Jean Jenson, Clarice Anderson, Radah Anderson. Aldcn and Doublas Olson. Joseph Larson end the guest of honor. Birthday Party Given For Husband d, Hour Meeting At Dinner KNITTED BABY SWEATER Young Men Are Supper uller, Director drops Peaetro in each help you breathe freer almost nstsntly. to give your 'lead cold air. 25c 2'fi times aa much for 50c. CautionI'se only a directed. Alwavs get Peaetr Nose Uropa Just 2 Nose Drops nostril - st for each pattern ordered . Now you can order the new fall and wii.ter issue of Anne Cabot's ALBUM! This latest edition features a stimulating Gift Bazaar, and a series of free patterns , . . it is a booklet every needle worker wants! Price 15 cents. and Lyle Nash. SflFEfil ' 7 36TABlfTS2W the young couple honored at a reception In the lounge of the Wilshtre ward chapel in Los Angeles, Wednesday 10. November Private evening, Johnson will then return to Hammer Field to resume his duties with the army air corps. will be and Mrs. J. N. Bills enterfor the young couple at a dinner in the Empire room of the 1KS3. They moved to the Bear Lake Hotel Utah. region and until fifteen years ag ) made that vicinity their home Thirteen children have been born to them. On child died in infancy .and one when in his late thirties. The eleven living children are Albert Richard, ixirenzo F Martin Aturiun, Alma LeRoy, Delbert L Kunz and Mis Martha K. Kim Launching u revised social proall of Montpelier. Idaho, Milford gram, first student body dance of Kunz of Ogden, Juseoh L. Kunz the fall quarter will be hold at of Magna, and John Henrv Kunz, Utah State Agricultural college Anna K. Hirsehi and Ruth Kunz LDS institute on College Hill Satof Logan. urday, November 13, Martha PeterBoth Mr. and Mrs. Kunz are son, student body vice president, natives of Switzerland and nre announced in a women's assembly Saint Friday afternoon. converts to the Lntter-da- y church. Mr. Kunz left her nutive Designed to include the serviceland at the ago of nineteen ntici men student body as well as the pent two years in France before civilian members, a date bureau coming to the United States. Mr. system has been set up to be carried Kunz also came to this country on through the initial dances until in his early twenties He has servicemen and civilian members been a farmer in the Bear Lake have become well acquainted. Record of all women students until fifteen years ago region has been filed in the when they moved to Logan. They at hnvo always been active in ehurch Dean of Women's office at the col-hand college Women desiring work nnd Mr. Kunz has worked with fervor and interest In the to attend the dance with a servicel.ogan temple for mnny years. man will call the office before fjunl has also been Interest-scree- n Tuesday of the week the dance is jn (inj d,inc temple work, held unit state her desire to have an escort. Servicemen who desire arc aU,rt nn(1 inU,reH,(,d for the event will register passing events nnd have a wonder- dates at the office and if he chooses, ful spirit of optimism. They will hold nn informal open state a preference of the college house Sunday and friends ore girl. latter in the week he will be and telephone given the name invited to call at their convennumber of the girl. ience. "Servicemen and women students will become acquainted in this way and as soon as the student body members know each other well enough, the date bureau will be eliminated, miss Peterson Newcomer's club will meet Mon- explained. Since servicemen are day November 8, at 8 p m. at the a part of the student body it is tho home of Mrs. Louis M. Turner, 228 only possible way to carry on a North Fourth East. social program throughout the There will be bridge for those year. who Student body dances have been desiring to play and those wish to no so may bnng their sew- - scheduled to be held twice each mg month with all students invited in whether Memhcis of the committee registered at the date i barge are Mrs. Turner. Mrs. Bert bureau or not. Alii n, Mrs Hubert Nelson, Mrs. Cl. line Eng-troMr. tained and.j, Mrs. Fuhriman Honors Grandson IOOTABlfIS3y Newcomers Will Meet Monday j Club Entertained By Mrs. Noble Amicus Club Meets Mrs. Joseph Fuhnman of Pi evidence entertained al dinner Tlitir'-da- y . evening in honor of Rex Fubri-manher grandson, who is having for Texas lo join ihe air eoips' At Oskar Home Mrs. George S. Noble of Amalga was hostess to the Smithfield Amicus club met at the home of Ladies Literary club at her home Mrs Otto F. Oskar Thursday eve Thursday. co i ps Mrs. R. V. Larson reviewed Hi Mil. s the ijii-sof honor those mug with Mts. Osltur and Mrs. O. E. Millard as hostesses. "Vogue's First Reader". present were Mi and Mrs Norman Mia. Mvia Brown gate the hook Fiftitn club members nnd Mrs. Fuhrinian and family, Mi and Mis. A. M. Jorgensen, a special guest, Unwind Fuhrumtn and son, Mrs. teview. toUtility refreshments wete were present. A delicious lunch sixteen. Mane Tibhitts. Miss Elaine Nel- si rvod Mrs. R. Denton Smith was a was ferved by Mrs. Noble, assisted son, Mr. and Mrs. Chase E. Fors-pre- n by Mrs. Frank Reese of Logan. of Preston, Mr. and Mrs. siccml guest. Carl O. Felix, Mr and Mrs. Li land iV ?: Jargeiisen Miss Margene Felix and Joseph Felix of Logan. l i & & && & & & & & & && i: & V T 6 Ogden People Are Honored at Dinner M The Greatest Buys 4 Mrs O J. Larsen of Mendon in our Store are made 0 Visit OI K en- tertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Mr and Mrs Martell Larsen and Mrs. S trah J Larsen all of Ogden. M Also guests were Mr. and Mrs TV James Muir, Mrs. George Smith TV and Fred Larsen. DIAMOND COUNTER V TV L. Vf TV Ill. M a A home, a garden, chicken coop and a barn. Situated in River Heights . . . You will be delighted with this complete cozy little home. acres in North near the school. gan Good water right. v underfill place for 12 & ano 4 North Main V? TV Land Broker 11 & & V A V M T4 H. DAINES v VT V? v . . ...ber- A BAY BY 4 M TV M 15000 IHE WEEK TV V TV 4 TV f'A & V? AN silverware, and True, we offr in value with the jewelry, but not to compare docs have the not keen diamonds. Our purchasing ability latitude in other goods as in diamonds nor are we as VT restricted in minimum prices as. for example, on nation ally advertised watches Come and choose diamonds with the assurance of value. AN we offer value in our watches, Lo- 20 acres west of Logan on the Mendon road. 15 acres in alfalfa. This will go fast. NON? 7 Your most successful stage beauties know the import-- I ancc of experimenting with cos- -' talented For instance, melics. Sara Ann McCabe, star of The Ziegfeld Fo'lies, discovered that cream rouge is more than a means of mnking roses bloom in her checks. "I find it works miracles as an too, Ann told me. i ye shadow, Because she has deep-se- t eyes. Ann believes she looks perfectly shadow. ghastly with dark eye "But just a touch of pink blended along my upper eyelids gives a sparkle to my eyes and tnk"s away nil traces of fatigue." Remember, though, 'f you can wear eye shadow to advantage save it for after dark, or it may mill vears to vour age. ries. Worlds largest seller atio short honeymoon e Entertain too. 'To obtain completo knitting instructions for the Yoked Baby Sweater (Pattern No. 5647) send 10 cents in COIN, YOUR NAME and ADDRESS and the PATTERN NUMBER to Anne Cabot, Herald-Journa- l, 149 New Montgomery St.. San Francisco, Calif. Enclose I cent postage piomment among the younger set in Los Angeles and in the LDS Wilshiro ward. A wedding dinner at the homo of the groom's father was served lor family members and frtendt following the ceremony. After a Inaugurated F.u-la- mid-we- wodtltnl Revised Social Program To Be Entertained Monsons Entertain nbscrt HO Not m my couples are able to enjoy their sixtieth wedding togethei hut Mich will be the privilege of Mr and Mrs. Albeit Ivlin, of 2S5 South First West, SumhiN. November 7, 11H3. Mr and Mrs Ktinz were married in i he obi endowment house in Sail City, November 7, Kflbei me Club Hour - ISchon Rosmarin K iv is Londonderry Air - Irish Folk Tune Datk Eyes Russian Folk Tune Two Pianos -- Miss Roylance and Miss Gutke ' i ; , .'4V , Use Cream Rouge As Substitute for I a vallee KcmhoUl ;Dark Eye Shadow Miss Gutke VI "A "A' unhwA Pelt Rachniiimiioll Card Club Partners tad Will al n Wednesday evening Mrs. Evan during the evening was Humphrey of Wi Mile entertained at a family dinnci party honoi ing played by Glen Mehr. her husband who was celebrating Centering the table was a beautMs birthday anniversary. iful delicately tinted wedding cake and decorated with lattice Those present were Mr. and rose buds. An old fashioned bouMrs. Dee Humphreys and daughcomstreamers with pink quet ter of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis West and two daughters of Smith-tiolpleted table decorations. Presiding S. Mrs. were room over the dining Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Zillis Clark Haskins and Mrs. L. R. and three children of Hyrum was Lee Mrs. Thatcher Mr. and Mrs. Willard D. HumphHumphreys. in charge of serving and she was reys of River Heights announce the assisted by Mrs. Lee V. Rector, engagement of their daughter Social Mrs. Lynn Bracken, Mrs. Dean Donna to Dwane S. Carr of the . Thorpe and Mrs. Willard Wilkin-sen- U. S. army air corps. Follows The bride elect is a student at The gift rooms were in charge the Utah State Agricultural colof Mrs. John Welch and Miss Win- li ge and Mr. Carr is the son of Sego Lily camp of the DUP held an interesting meeting at th? ifred Amacher assisted by Carol Mr. and Mrs. Tracy S Carr of home of Mrs. Marvel Clawson. Mehr. Joan Harmon, Jean Rich- Johnson City, New York. The lesson was given by Mrs. No definite date for the wedding, ards and Colleen Hirst. Gladys Jenson. Musical numbers Many friends called during the which will take place in the near consisted of group singing and Baton Rouge, La. future, has been announced. evening to wish the bride groom happiness. Ticket agents for the Chicago, two vocal solos by Mrs. Viola The bride is a former student of Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Lsraelsoi . Mrs. Luella Birch was the Utah State Agricultural col- Social Circle railroad figured they knew how o installed as assistant chaplain. A social hour followed meeting handle all types of customers until lege and became affiliated with Chi Omega national social sorority they met a young lady who re- at which luncheon was served "o Marvel pud sponsor of the ROTC. She has ceived her requested tram reserv- H lad!cs by also attended Healds Business colCUwsen, Eulal-Humphreys, ation- without iclay. Mrs. A1 Simmons entertained Olsen and Flosic Petersen. She cancelled the reservation. lege in San Francisco. the Social Circle club at her home lXpatnint; Thursday evening 'That was too easy. The train Mrs. Letha Lundahl gave the must not be a good one." IDoneys book review, "Long Cabin Lady. Refreshments were served to For club members, Mrs. Hortense Gaboon. Mrs. Amy Henlnger, Mrs. M-- . and Mrs. E. E. Hendricks Inez Lewis, Mrs, Nellie Horlachor. midwest lower in the east, slightly Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Lewiston and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Art a Henderson and guests, and Pacific coast. Mrs. Delo Dayton, Mrs. Vera Cyril Monson of Richmond Wed- Floyd Jenne and small daughter Puzzled About Preserves? Mrs. Loa Clark and nesday evening were Dr. and Mrs Jo Ann of Bolder City. Nevada, Christensen, Answers to some of your ques- Mrs. Lillian Garner. were dinner guests Sunday at the John C. Carlisle and son John. tions about the rationing of jams, home of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon bewhich butters fruit and jellies Doney of Franklin. Oct? 31 are: gan Mr. Jenne leaves this week to You will use Blue Stamps X, join the armed forces as u memon Y, Z, and then begin green ber of the Sea Bees. Mrs Jenne stamp in Book 4. their make will and daughter all of sizes, Jams and jellies home with Mr. and Mrs Hendwill anj ,n 3j types of containers ricks, parents of Mrs. Jenne. rationed. Including the bulc kind your grocer lailels out. Imitation jams, jellies and preInvites serves are included. All jams will have the same to Play point value. All jellies and fruit butters another, Points will be posted as they Mr. and Mrs. Darvel Fuhnman foods. are for otber processed of Frnnklin enterta'ned members no allowance per There will be of the 500 club and their partners at their home. person. It will depend on how Dinner was served on small many blue or green processed food stamps you care to spend. tables to sixteen guests. Mr. and Tomato preserves are included Mrs. Gerald Wright were high but peanut butter, honey and moscore prize winners and Mr. and lasses are not. Orange and grapeMrs. Horace Hawkes won the all fruit marmalade are listed so they cut prize. can come under control if necessary, but will have no point value to start. You will not be asked to report on your stock of jams and jellies. Guests Odds and Ends ANNE CABOT MRS. Many restrictions on wool. will By . . A supper was given by Mr. and probably soon be relaxedand icethis fall Mrs. Homer S. Williams of Franksweaters, I found during my visits in the Bakers, noodle makers, Baby cream powder confectioners will are almost a staple commodity with knitters and crocheters older lin Friday evening for Private get more dried, liquid and frozen women make one after another to have on hand when a "new baby' First Class Kenneth Woodward eggs for their products through is announced among their daughter friends. This one I like particular- and Seaman Blaine Willard Parremoval of restrictions by the ly its made of soft canary yellow yarn, has an adorable yoke and kinson. home on furloughs, and Hobbs War Food Administration. can be worn by a baby until the first birthday. Very easily knitted, Willard Porter, Thnylor halo. Music Return To Civilian Market You Wont Give Thanks Prices UThys The groom is a former student the college and of the University of Utah and has completed his training in these schools. At college he became a member of Pi Kappa Alpha social fraternity. He will continue his medical studies at the University of Southern California and the young couple will make their home in Los Angeles. The newlyweds left for the coast Tuesday. For her traveling costume the bride chose a black crepe dress with black accessories. Sunday pervious to the marriage, Mrj. John Welch honored the bride at a kitchen shower at the home of Mrs. Welchs parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Woodland, at which close friends were present. Luncheon was served to twelve. A bride's book was made and social visiting enjoyed. of s , V Miss Rovlane. VII V Lin JIV tv T iboil Kun. ni Lonn u ho will vimis Novnnhor 7, uui Mis. Mi v, - Wedding Anniversary To Be Observed By Logan Couple Sttauss-Ges- t 2k, No jr I ham City. the Honoring the newlyweds parents of the bride gave a reception at their home the evening of the wedding. Receiving the guests 25. smod September Corporal were the bride and groom, Mr. and aims has been stationed in Eng-- i Mrs. Mehr and Mr. and Mrs. Harwith the army engineers for mon. The bride was lovely in a white a ume. satin wedding gown with an orchid corsage. Her veil was of lace edged topia Qub bride's illusion fastened from a rek Theme from "Pomp and Circumstance" Vienna Life Two Pianos Miss Gutke and Miss Rovlance . . v.- , 7 t ' 4 III Miss Rovlame Juba" Dance . Prelude C Shaip Minor Joe P- IT in C Waltz -- C. Shatp Minor Op Liebesfteud f. d ward have son Horace, Miss Anchorage, Alaska, that Jepsen of Bancroft, Idaho, on October 23, m jne his bride The marriage :a northern land :3 performed by Wells Brown. at Anchor-- " ,S branch president by a wed-- g nd was followed t 1 1 II Find Preston Fourth word from their er NV d C; ' & PROC.RXM Sonato No And Horace shop and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Williams of Los Angeles announce the marriage of their daughter Fern to Ili. Dorian Johnson, son of Alma M Johnson of Logan. The marriage was performed in the Logan LDS temple Wednesday November 3 with President Eli Kav ( hristmnsen officiating. Mrs Johnson was formerly a resident of Salt Lake City and is work at tho doing seereturial Northrop Aire. aft company. Mr Johnson attended the USAC v here he was affiliated with Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity. He fulfilled a mission for the LDS thuirh to Norway for 18 months previous to $he current war and was transferted to the Eastern Stales to complete his mission. He has just completed a training course in Denver, Colorado for the U. S. air force. Both Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were - s Two Pianos w Nurse omance - V IV erviceman t ji V .wTemployees and their and guests enjoyed the of dinn8 and dancing. tony t - sc were given by the also by Robert Martin, visi-tTn- , L k Eeonses Logan Temple I. district supervi-tfi- r Mr. McPheeters auditor. superinten rchandise Logon. mng Wedding Riles i. Mrs. Eugene B Lundquist will present two of her students. Miss Ardell Roylsnce, and Miss Lois Gutke m ,t piano recital m the Snuth-- I field stake house Sunday. November 7, at 2 30 p in. Miss Roylance is the daughter of Mi and Mis J M Ro lance and Miss Gutke is the daughter of Mr and Mis j a Gutke of Snulhticld The program is unusual in as much as it will he a two piano tecital anil the following nunVbors will he plated. oi r Mr and Mrl alfpr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. L. Miss Gretta and Lake City. Mr. St A , r f , Reed by Mrs. 4, & n acted as toastmaster Jnauet An all employee 11 Sixty Years Together ISM.t, Performed In t v if L mniu r ti, e Lidof rs Saturday Evening, Oitoher Ly x f l Herald-Journa- JA Cardon Jewelry Co. TV M TV V? M an jST & & v AN AN V 5 41 $ 4" W W WWW w |
