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Why what you've been waiting is t Utes—The interfraternity party the greatfor you est funfest of the year s All of the cuteness of the newly redecorated Rainbow 1 Randevu was reserved for Greek guys and their gals for this i party supreme One hundred per cent attendance by eleven university frats kept the joint jumping I f But who was there—eh just everyone! s i ' :4 ': : :1 Craw- - 103:'i1- i - 7 1 'ttIe--- 4 ' : F - ! ' - : ' ' Johnny Marilyn ford Dave Reiser Willa Rae Seeley Gene and Maya Teadway Alice and Van Evans Norm Hughes Laurel Fox Ray Lawrence Jackie Chatterton Phil Winder Bette Beller John Larsen Barbara Caine Ron Taylor and Joyce Ronnie Masters and Jean Banks 4umpin"round the table of Kappa Sigma boys saw: Hal Heath Zelda Cuthbert Bennion Redd Marge Whitton Dave Max Joyce Oliphant Hogan Forti Barbara Fiiiher Dick O'Donnell Loin Johnaon Carl Densloy Nancy Kretchner Sam Hill Colleen Jones Ken Jonea Diane James Kenny Campbell and Jane Gustin i In Gangs Join Sigma Pia: Paul Lee Martell Erickson Rosa Watson Donna Boyle Doyle Olson Rome Mary Hilton Rule Bench Nicia Cardwell Robin Burt Janice Thomas Max Eagley Joyce Adams Dick Burkinshaw Joyce Johnson Gordy Udall and Marilyn Bar-ru- e Sigma Chia: Doc Haynes Nancy Huish Harm Barton Janet McKay Wally Jenkins Shirley Rusmon Scott Matheson Norma Warenski Wally Morgan Vera Hellstrom Jim War enski Colleen Mauer Gordon Dick Barbara Jean Newcomb Ken Smith and Janice Lund: Now to the Beta corner: Bruce Coates Mary Summers Nancy Peery Graydon Shulder Ches Wood Donna Menckenmeir Rex Zeke Platt Gayle Morgan Bill Dunike Marion Melborg Don Lamb Marianne Snow Bradshaw Gloria Parry Ed Vet Anne Palmer Gordy Jensen and Babe Turner Baba now has Gordy's pin Congratml Pun for All S A Es doing a turn 'boutt the floor wea11113011 Joyce Don Gooden Ogden Elaine ParWinnt Griff rish Shirley Jess Rainey Carol Shreeve Waite Russ Richards Elaine Ann Art Holloway Lindsey Denice COoper Tony Deboritz 'tr I - ' ------ r-s- i s -- : — 1) —:"- 1I ) i ( I'1"( 1 ' ' rl ' i1 s 1ft1 ie t1 11114I irli p ' - : 14: ! i i —7- 1 ' ' 11 ' Mark-shuff- N i i ! - f HAND-HOOKE- 1 1 4rl :I 1 '1 i - li ! 3x5 4 x6 ' ' i I 8x10 r ' 1 6x9 x 9x12- -2 ( i 9x12 0 1 i 4 1 ' 1 N 10x13 1 i- r r i ' 12x18 : : 1 i ' t4 ' I s 1 I for Immediate spring doliveryl In and widths! i f 18-fo- rss 1 lii 23950 29500 59500 12 15 ot it(os-hab-a 1 tL k 243 SOUTH i' 7 I ' 6--9 STATE CO PHONE ' - ) I1 " 1 a ' ' I: i r ' ' i ' 1 i ' ' 1 'I :I i t 1 I 4" : 1 I 1 ' i i I I i 1 I " if ' I 1 'i I1 ç - v : t ' ' t ' 4i : 'i r ': tIf f i I 1 ' ' :i " ! ! i ! 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I Pulsequickening as gypsy music! - I e c i : - c i i t' t Romany r burnished new hair hue by ETERNOL Il 1 - ' T ': '''' 4‘ 11 I 4' ! ji t ' i P A - : eA t r r est lat arranged Illustrated a 0111 1 ' yt 40 117 fottd A ht( touched with the gypsy fire of ROMANY tiv7i 1 cv) ))- t ? Mrs Iona Perkins ETERNOL consultant will be in our Beauty Salon March 7 8 9 to tell you how ETERNOL can impart excolor to quisite fashion-righ- t hair 'your o I t ) Isi a t n t i y onr nao UltRNOL label IP 0 I: r I :(-15- 4 C0 one shampoo and gray so simple with ember light STEIII1WAY I I t 1(1 it the Regency on hairs faded strands are gone! Your hair is aglow 4b7 q11 rt?- - 'tt for years and yeara it is actually the most pianos! So exciting i ' - a e every woman a smoldering beiges of new -- 1 : For c' i: J : economical Teruxit the Spring adventurer in ETERNOL creates ROMANY t&t Titian tint to spark the banked-tirto cast a knowing light fashions : blues 1 t - e oe '4 - - I ‘ ' —1 1 at at Inrovery Pierce' fo1Ort todaY A tarifa botila oala !Mi or irt iolei form only your drnaalat Mkt this s4 oul—IS lotus fairs puunda) '"1 1m I k 1 liantly tr 1 '' - f I escnereditil If thra'a nothing organically lenttng hut you're thin rundown wak anti tired -- let k nut pep and tinetry yoks om had don't !we up tthpI Thouriatirla of thin undrwirtit people hovel g161127d thon figtirio-flIlina- r pounds PietraI Golden Medical Lilmovei Taken regularly attmito hie tonic will 1111 anap your nov0'- 11111(1 it the amine Ilimo it will LC146 I1 v - you Iusle rq t '' brings you the golden tone the exquisite i e tamina that are Steinway's alone )(ere from the benches of famous Steinway craftsmen is distininstrument will that as serve guished guide and mentor to your children Because the Steinway endurea bril- to gain weight—a doctor's way 1I Ip P r:7:' I the Steinway Vertical le co 1 - - t Only SifitilNY GIRLS CIP:P F -- Wanted: 1000 ' I t Mimi Dar- k k 1 f Frost --- :: :g ESITINEMLNI ofP ' - —- L --- - '4!' 7 PLACE t ' tr11f A i -- ' ‘ - " 4 '' xe!:'' Is f 3‘' I V:iii A b rel Ilandy a son of Mr And Mrs S IR Handy of Franklin Mies Crockett will be graduated with high school class of '49 and Mr Handy has attended Utah State Agricultural college at Logan the past two years "" -- r PRESTON Ida nounce ment ia made by Mr and Mrs Russell Croakett of the en- - gment Geraldine ro COLLEGE 0 e' I''' I ! or an- - A I 1$' Croakettliandy Of it 0 0 K4 i ' I" I' — v-4- t ‘ It I Union Building ' P Conductor Admission PETERSON - i'' UNIVERSITY of UTAH - - i 37 GYMNASIUM 0 0 0 DESERET i' I LADIES' GLEE CLUB WILLIAM ir pt ' i- will be presented the OptiMrs !! at the TODAY It's a book reviewmeeting at I 64' ( i BINCHAM—The marriage of a Miss Joyce Lillian Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard L Miller to Zane S Dumont a son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Dumont of Lark was i solemnized Feb 28 in Bingham L D S ward Clinton Robison of fici ating Wedded in candlelight the beautiful bride wore an original model ivory slipper satin gown made with high 'neck line and sweeping train A jeweled tiara helct her illusion veil and she carried a white Bible with large orchid attached Attending the bride was Mrs Floyd Wogan matron of honor and Miss Beverly Atiller maid of honor Miss Catol Peterson and Miss Margaret Bradshaw were bridesmaids Floyd Wogan stood with the bridegroom as best man and Charles Adderly and Ren Ad- derly were ushers The newlyweds now live in Los Angeles where the bride groom attends Woodbury col- lege (lay rites was an uncle of the bride John R Droubay bishop of Erda L D S ward For her wedding and reception following the bride a daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Droubay wore a gown of white satin embroidered with seed pearls and fingertip' veil caught to a crown of seed pearl& Attending the bride were Mrs Gordon K Mower her sister and Miss June Greer of Twin Will Hear Book Review phone for information or appointment nrt!- TOOFLE — In a beautifuLp home ceremon y solemnized amid a profusion of hearts and flowers ' Miss Donna Jeane Droubay became the bride of Charles R Purnell of Los Angeles Of- - Club need figure beauty posture correctim or weight control If you - Wed Feb 26 - 01)1i-Alr- s MANAGER of the Stauffer System Salon located in the Deseret Gymnasium extends you an invitation for a courtesy demonstration 1 y ( OLDS JOHN (MAME) — B 111(ThatnAllid 1 Pi Ka pin and diamond from Con Marsden Skates and Goodies A Not through yet sorry roller skating party followed by goodies at the Chi Omega house was on the agenda of the diamond and gold horseshoe wear- Cr s and their dates for Saturday evening Preparing themselves for those inevitable spills but atill an evening of unforgettable fun were Bob Fisher Marge Cvvalantdieetron Chick GOW81114 Marion Marilyn Parker Nolan Schnieder Ann Rogerson Tom King Patsy Judd Fred Holbrook Donna IA'est and Cliff Clyve But dancing at the house was a bit easier on the minds ellen we My of Nadine Andereol Cal Summerhays Lordy Simpson) Ruth Ann Anderson Paul Bentley Lou Dinwoodey and Johnny Rapp Chairman Gloria Sorenson escorted D ic k Backman newly elected prest- dent of Beta Theta Pi I MRS - ' lo-oel- No Electricity! No Drugs! No Pounding! No Sweating! No Drastic Diets! ' Mrs Charles R Purnell former Miss Donna 1 Mrs Zane S Dumont former Miss Joyee Lilliitn Jeane Drolibay who spoke vows Feb 14 in Tooele Miller who unit wed in imprrsive church rites e Announcement Nor are those 10 am coffee and brunch affairs advocates of sack and sweater attire—no siree Mrs Pilot trips off in her fanciest creation—and don't forget the chapeaux milady! Formal supper parties and tea dances are routine and ' t: i '' i ' i ' ":'1: c'': I 1 " -' 4- k ' door! Here is an effortless way to better health correct posture and weight control easily and pleasantly never-endin- i 1 ' ' gi i f ' i e IL ii I 7 ' ' H t I)f t ' ''' I '' ' :' 1 f ' 0' ' I 1 i t i ! ) : : t " - 1 - post that's devoted to this carnival favorite The array of prizes often reminds one of a few moment's listening on any of the current quiz shows so the evening can be remunerative as we as entertaining OfMers' wives have a code of etiquette all their own which pensating features that make you proud as pink punch that khaki capers are your favorite indoor and outdoor sport Polished Brass First and foremost — there's the social life You can be asg sured it's comparable to a spool of the brightest of mercerized threads which is constantly unwinding to pursue new adventures Early morning coffees are a pastime air force wives seem never to tire of and the femmes take turns hosteasing at respective homes Some coffee queens of the ambitious variety include brunch with menus being resurrected from famous army cookbooks I ti i Hi I I' ' i !:' :: ! i ( 1 ' ' 1 t i ' 4 -- - ' i w I A I f ? I 1 i 4 I otoe4140410m1 i t: ! ' i i's4 i 4: ' c L i t jitterbug display And if your middle name isn't Culbertson you might as well start humming the Spinster's Spree! The regiments are chock full of bridge experts all of whom are ready and willing to challenge at any and all hours You'd best brush up on how to be lucky playing bingo too for there's one night a week on the and prepare for action Your new role as "Mrs Pilot" Isn't an easy one however so don't expect all those ingredients dreams are made of to be foolproof There may even be times you'll wish you had taken that first proposal from the boyxext door a little more seriously But then of course there are cool- I t k ' ' k 1 'k tk- t 3 ": t t I I i 4 ' t 17500 17500 t 3 ta-- - t 4 t 1 ' BROADLOOM CARPET sit§ our magnificent selection of fin broadloom carpets! New patterns new colors plain and carved now ready ''' )' 1-- only '' - ' 1 f ' 22500 ' ' ' k t 2950 4950 s ir' wit husband — chances are you'll whirl 'round the floor with just about everlyone at your table and surrounding tables Remember too that military men take their ranks from all parts of the country so prepare for anything from bunny hop to the Dixie Drag Balboa or hottest can search for those far away places you've been reading about If that's the case my lass just tie that nuptial knot around a pair of silver rings courtesy of the United States air force 1 - 4 ) I t $1 8 45 ' ' It' 7 2250 3950 5950 22500 27500 26950 29500 39500 79500 1 l' 4 ' I iI -- -- t t Tr o 't ' i' 4- ' must be polished to perfection just as soon as the new bride has been carried over the threshhold Social visits calling cards and the memorizing clf an entirely new vocabulary await her She learns that she Is to call upon the wife of her husband's commanding officer that the "Com" makes it possiblefor personnel to buy groceries at a remarkable saving and that a "striker" is the name applied to an officer's house servant Cheap Reproduction Perhaps the first lesson the air force Mrs must understand Is that rumors have gone up to lie a dozen You're as likely to hear that your hubby is being transferred to Golaway Bay as you are to discover that army babies actually cost but $5— stamped sealed and delivered! Oh yea and then there's the constant threat of moving If you have any qualms about that just hitch your wagon to a star and go on dreaming—but excuse for now—there's the van at my nfiervsetraenxdpelcatsttonewadlatzwe itbhutyothuer By RHODA WORLEY RAMSEY So you've a yen for the brass 'n1 braid—a yen to be footloose and fancy free so you '' I IN' i fi 2x4 t ' ''' ' i ' I SALE 1 I it t 1' e''' so- - Laker) reports on army life in the deep south t'Al ' 't )e po f I D Peg Price '' ' I i ' I Size '1 :It Tribune cainetyarrmeyporotfricerrece( fnotrlymewr edsatiot : 1 ' i 1 ' f ? ) ' — ' r 4 ' A Editor's note: :i ' a ':' - f C e See These Values! !i t (Lk ' lt ' t : 1'"- -' 1' ' D 4 '' ' t in ii i 4 f v town for these first quality The same imports1 expensive rugs priced to $100 MORE elsewhere! NEW SHIPMENT lust in offers you a complete selection of popular patterns preferred paste! color combinations! Imported direct from China— of finest quality enduring beauty assurance your and long service! WARM FLORALS on rose or blue grounds provide color harmony underfoot for any room Jnterlorl - : -- i 1: ' ' - t 4 PRICE in 1:: :I' t 1 A LOWEST a l - "- I'j i ' k ' ' V :s k ? J ' 1 A RUGSS 1' Q : - ii - - s: ' : 1 Gillette: Jere —Layton' lenet bean chairman Jane Ball and Pat Parry with Dort Backing Stu Dresser Moe Smith Eddie Siegel and Sterling Gilman Right on the nose for chow time i were Baba Baxter EiWdens eiler Adele Mays Don Jack Reddish and Sharlene Brewer Sparkling were the eyes of Norma Clark who Just received 0 - !:1 - i l' t ' :: i ' t ' A ' ' Brass and Braid Add Glamor To a Bride's Social Life : ' ': ‘I ' 3 '' i '? ::: ' ''''' ''' r ' f- ': 1 '1 1 ' pi l'' :' ' i HAND-SCULPTURE- 4 -1- 1:::: ' r ' t ' : si- )' ' :' ' Phis adjourned to the Forest Dale golf club for an Levis "old time" barn dance shirts were worn by and the guys and chap cotton dresses by the gala Turkey in the straw was the password for the evening for farmers Lou S CIIINESIE I :' 'i '44:' 1 '''' :''':' :' ':':'::': I : : ' ?t ' i i i: ::::- t !'1 A - 1 PI Beta ' 4 ' ri4: DOWN IN THE DEEP SOUTH ! - ' 1 e ' i- s ' ii4xi-- ' Li' : 'k-- '::P-'':- ' e i 1 t- c7 1 ': 1iitO 1 fun— Sgtutday night a aw-thsters leave their formals and tuxes home and don those devil- may care clothes levis and plaid Spring Sale of 4 ' :::::4 ' '''' :: ":::' i:1-- : 11-N!-- 1 t - " ' p 1:::'::t:'''''-':'k':-'? : le 1i l' '" AP' i !' :': ' ': :' it j ::r:'1 - :" - : :1 i Oheetn Jack Lewis Jean Lewis Tom Hansen and Polly Curtin Kathy Jones Marge Gronhell Donna West Betty Went Suzanne Cutler Joan Labbe and Joyce Johnaon preferred the Phi Delta Theta table with dates Jay Whitely Dick Bosen Tom Hoffer Ted Valentine Denny Ausherman Bob Jones and Ted Whitney Patrona for the evening were Dean and Mrs John L Bailiff and Dr and Mrs S Grover Rich 'White Star Boys Well where were the Sigma Nun? Why out to the club of couse For hCountry marked the night of their annuall winter formal The cosmopolitan air of the Country club was further enhanced by the multitude of snowy white roses the fraternity flower and centerpiece" for the tables were long stemmed All in all this formal roses wax a "fantasy in white" Moe Smith with cute Mary Jean Jacobsen was chairman of the affair and congrata go to him Stepping through the rose covered arch onto the dance floor were Bill Marcroft Joyce Lindley Ken Robinson Kay Miller Dave Nielson Marilyn Hal Chrimtenaen Gayle Keith Earl Carolyn Sutton Crawford Bob Rose Margaret Bailey George J ouflas and Jane Pace The surprise of the evening for the gals were the Efe au tiful favors found by each plate In the form of a cosmetic bag including a crested compact Exclaiming over this shining addition to their boudoir were loveRose lies Lorraine Alexander Mary Holden Marilyn Robinson Dorothy McIlrath Sue Sparks and Marilyn Liston with boys Dick Smith Nick Zumadakis Johnny Holt Maylen Shipley Tommie Mathews and Dean Summers Quick Change Act - ::i -- - s 4 1 Jt Reimer - g - I Let's begin with the Pi Km Mac Lawrence Jackie Young ' 1r5? -: sun-starv- ' ' ' - 1 IlmmetrrImmeoto Fr 1! 1 - ' By CAROL MOESSER Sunday March 6 1949 Ell 333 fliwrt halt only ono colorloots 81rowte4 on A f or 338 Z " fit 0 r 1 7 I j -- - - ' 1 ' - I i 1 BEAUTY SI LON—Sere nd Floor 0 i 4 Ir PHONE (83 1 : i --I i |