| Show - Fliht Her I t ‘00 ' s - - ' ' — ' ' r - 1 ' ornance:''-- ': '''-- AI 1 4 -- - - - -- - It ' i ' I ‘ d A ' 1 1 N Sekt 4 & to added items We have remarked many don't miss this outthe original deuance stock furniture at tremendous event quality standing t savings Late ge1 Mr and Mrs Robert W McEast are anElroy 2010-3rnouncing the birth Tuesday of a baby boy at Holy Cross Hospital Wee Robert Louis bits a baby sister Marcia 1 year old eager to welcome him home Mrs McElroy is the former Marne Cononelos G I - tht Ion 0 (- rm- "itr4a Y ISP'' f 4 i 1 1111 tt H 14tt 0 1988 Siuth lith !ass ' ' ' - t I '' i ir s ' kNI "- -- 7Z 441 ' 1 a ' (:z:y E 4 - - - - 444A Meutitaltei Solt Lake City Wait k - i 4 r train Falling to the finger tips an Illusion veil was held with a shell cap fashioned of matching lace with the dainty points studded with seed pearls She canted a bouquet of Mies of the valley lurroundingwhite roses Miss DeEtte Jena was - 1 1 '- g hs Conrad Hauser Of New York Mir AG d bride Wedding a gown of lace and satin A rounded neckllne delicality outlined with appliques of lace featured the bodice Elbow length mitts of matching lace acwhile cented P froths oflace enhanced ' the nylon A' lio overskirt that Floral arrangements of white and pink with touches of fuschia were used The bride is a daughter of Mn Elsie'Hauser end the late illtart -- Blue Booties - 'Open fionighl and Monday la 9 ita lo 4 ' 1 11 ' 4 - tt of enerr-Sbe dressed in a fuschia-pinmaid- -- ' 1 '' v S 0' ' 1 444d 4 '1‘4 -- pe 4 Li s U( For her son's wedding Mrs Lambert chose a French blue print crepe with accessories of e white and a corsage of pink flowers Waving goodbye to wedding a blue fitted nguewestms ritn accessories shtlie: Lambert with husband left for a honeymoon trip to New York The couple will make a bon) in Wt Lake s i aftde rite 4(4 - 14 Irettetiorm WEATHERVANES Carnieh Tip - To accompany lamb or pork: top slices of pineapple with mint or currant jelly Or top slices lit pineapple with thin Alice' of green pepper to gar: nigh Seafood or hot and cold 9rmimujodultotailored I -- : I - ' Off you go perfectly turned out for every clime every occasion In exciting new Weathervanes With newly softened lines high fashion touches and 4 -smart new colors— Including white! - — — Celanese acetates With silky meat - -- - - - - soft-tchtou- ch 'chtiVignials 'Tv tnsPolz errtt':''''''''!" 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AIVLIIISINS mien el mho ate No fillEtkillill Lasida but in New York Juno Word gots eround ease you haven't beard !et me tell you why thou S sands of homemakers 'loops serve PREAM whit 01) coffee these days It'S Meson PREAM is ohse 4 H NZWFORMVLAI I extends a cordial a Witad a t: (t 4 ICI' T N —y I I -- s Siam ( s 'S 441 i ( —ADVIITISamaaa — ' k : 'A 1 - et) - r - ii t N -- - arro-mmow- Van-Fran- IF N ) 1 -- ' I If and matching accessories Her f 4 nOWerft were pink carnations 444444444444044 '4 and pink roses Mrs Calvin A Lambert who wu Miss Marguerite (Peggy) Miss Metta Heder Miss Nancy Rich Miss Martha - Hauser before impressive nuptial ceremonies on Thursday Warner and Miss Marilyn Madsen were bridesmaids all Farewell Dinner t--tp gowned in sister dresses of Z A dinner party Thursday pink taffete They carried s() N bouquets of pink carnations evening at' the Aviation Club ko rr ' and roses with fuschis leaves -'ty bade farewell to Mrs M tf Dressed in pale pink floor-lengt-h Pauline ' 70 At E MacKinstry dresses styled like the North will be off Temple She r but- ' 1 ilkt 14i puffed sleledveels' rwelifitin Yet Yorrrit1 ewlY Ne herge i!h°: girls Margie Lambert and Suzanne will sail on the Ile de France Lambert nieces of the bride11 !J' for a three months' tour of groom They carried baskets Mr Hosts were and Europe with miniature bouquets of Mrs Charles S Merrill and 'reta 0 the pink flowers K k and Mrs Mr Leslie Best man was Boyd Larsen 4as N Ushers included Stan Baker Shefford Thompson Jay Thompson Larry Brown Bill BUY-LitIES–bGrant Dean Platt and Dick ' jci il : - ss feta circular ballerina length skirt fitted bodice with a scooped neckline rope sash ' 1 Til tat- k i c N44-- - -b- i‘ 4 10“-lie — oi a- '") ' : ' - - '1r-usual- - 4 1 First ly oolde dough easiest to - handle if It is chilled and rolled out in small amounts at a time CONTINUING out annual clearance summer sale! j American I ' - "1 0 - I ' y -- - itilik 1 kt kt kt kl Ilk 9 pm : open toniihtl'u )t kl 1 —1 Dou'rtnu- chin ' ' t - r ' s o 4 1 ' ' 4 4 4 - Mother Mri 882 Browning Ave A beautifully Oppointed re- Bonneville eeption-House newlyweds in the evening City Mr Lambert la ' - Meet-Member- Harold Thompson Mrs Mrs ' T R Welder hire Donna Jenseri vire B J Lynch and Mr& A IL tee ropy are handling arrange meats - of Alpha Alpha 'Chapter of Epsilon Sigma 'Alpha will be hostesses at a state f council-- organization at the Tem eetinSraetUrdai Mrs Bob-I ert E Padmer International director from Denver will be present at the meeting anda act as an advisor in forming state council of all Epsilon in Sigma Alpha chapters Utah e cotilli's : '' ' ''' - :officiating 4s After the nuptial rites the couple was feted at a wedding ybreakfast at the Doll House :hostess was the bridegroom - ' I -- 1ove1y Peggy Hauser Changes Name 'kin Impressive Nuptials Thursday Pearl Lambert the Lambert Thomas lovel : est the Mauguerite For her the Hauser became tulle those at the Lambert ::' inbridea over honored the Stake seasons One of brides Miss the (Peggy) of Calvin A ceremony solemnized in :the Salt Lake L D S Temple morning with Le-:Thursday r Grand Richards Member of rahe Council of the Twelve ' - Sigma Alpha Sets - :' - v ' - i' k -- 00 -------- i ' :7 - 4 ' ' - '1: t and came table or boiled lettuce leaves'plus an occasional piece of 1 All contracted rheumatism and malnutrition horse meat Al night one-fift- h of a loaf of bread and a small out with scars 'on their bodiee from the freqUent whippings pot of German coffee Nothing snore The bread could be - administered - eaten for supper or divided for breakfast the next morning continued— she Thez —Pp& night the guards disappeared "The stout hearted who believed one day i would end death march' made a break for freedom lived" Mrs Robertson Mated simply "The others' died" It was a five-dawith only a handful! of refugees surviving They reached the ' - 4 ''''10:VOOV""WPPt110PONobtto04rc I town of Luba Germanyond there on'the square stood Amert- - I 1 't ' ' ' ' ' can tank& But the soldiers had just taken the town and couldn't do 0 anything for them They directed them to the American Red ' 1 I Cross 13 miles farther 'on- - They never reached there The t Russians maneuvered in on their famous half circle march 1I 1 !Funniest army I ever eay" she said "a few wooden 1 carriages and soldiers" t Where to Turn They told them to pick up what they wanted and go home dd But when they got to the border they were turned into Poland It was jug one disappointment after another until finally eedmQa they were able to escape again and return to Vera's home " town Pilsen which by this time bad been liberated by the ' Americans Vera's mother had been killed and only one brother survived She got a Job as aecretary with the American Army - P" and later when the Army left 'went to Prague to work ' i ' Then came the Communists and another reign of terror I and persecution On the eve of her imprisonment in August ' 149 she fled ty to9k a train to within 50 miles of the border i ' 1 and then climbed over mountains to cross and escape into the- zone in Germany and finally immigrate to Brazil r here in the home of mutual friends where she 1 she met Glen a Utah school teacher vacationing In Rio Marriage joy and happiness followed just as -- ' fast for the little Czech refugee as trouble and sorrow t bad In her early life ' ' '1 l'' ' '' 1 ': 1 This summer finds both of the recent wedded Robertsons at borne in Springville with Glen's tt parents Mr and Mrs Frank Robertson Frank- well known Utah writer says °American women don't appreciate what they simply "This true story is stranger than any fiction I've ever have" says Mrs Glen Robertson Czech refugee beenable to dream up!" t 4 - - - ' ' I five-da- y - ' I' ' to Freedom Was Climaxed by ' — ' ' ' - : By Grace Grethere Tribune Woman's Editor Romance like mercy has a quality that is ot strained It droppeth as the gentle rain upon all pope beneath Showering stardust on princess and Cinderella Alike ' 'Even for that matter on a chariong little refugee from t—Czethoslovakia—whoso haunting adventures took her through bémb strewn towns to prison camp to concentration camp death March finally a flight for t through a :freedom that cnded across the ocean in Rio de Janeiro and landed her smack in the arms of romance—and a Utah man : Sit weeks after the former Vera Tinloca met Glen Rob:: ertsonOgden schoolleacher vacstioning in South America last summer they were married But it wasn't until late November last year that she was finally able to sever the last strings of a war ridden life and come to Utah as a happy American wife "American women just don't know what they hive" Mrs Robertson said last week in Salt Lake nes Aro iiiiprollatid Tor the first time In $1111117 years she can wake up and not be frightened She can have not only enough to eat choosio what she anti to eat —nem hive a change Itit of dress to suit any :occasion She even can have her hair Curled in a beauty parlor! And that last isn't a small matter frivolous as It may sound- to a woman who remembers that in a concentration tamp In Ravensbruck Germany in '45 all of her hair was shaved off l ' : "Oh those two years were terrible" she remembered t' Life crawled under a merciless reign Women in blue and ntritY striped 'uniforms wooden shoes no stockings no coats : no matter what kind of weather worket with pick and shovel alongside of the men "A tiny piece of soap was rationed once a month One day and it was gone No toothpaste Breakfast consisted of a small pot of German coffee" she said : At noon they had some potatoes and a boiled driect vage -- ' 'CZECHOSLOVAICIAN REFUGEE FINDS 'HAPPINESS 'HERE - Salt Labs Tribune Friday June 4 1934 The ' - 11 ' 4 - :' ' 4— ' 4 to 1 elt a P ' ' Ibt IL 6 - ' I - |
