Show 4B THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING HOOPER CLUB HAS OVERNIGHT CANYON OUTING ' AUGUST 14 1955 INFORMAL PARTY GIVEN ON BIRTHDAY Shower Held at General Depot Wives Attend Monthly Coffee : Wedding bells began to chime Depot Hostesses for the event meL Mrs Hodel wil be married for Mrs Dorothy Hodel at a bri- were Mrs Frank W Moore Mrs to 1st Lt Eugene S Sanford dal shower Friday afternoon at John P O'Brien Mrs James P 3 the Officers' Club Utah General Keenan and Mrs Harold L Tra- - Sept Wives of the Quartermaster Supply Section officers attended the monthly coffee hour in! the home of Mrs Franklin K Eber-har- d Attending the social event were 3Irs Herbert A Hall Mrs - r- l vlt HOOPER — Members of the Hooper Junior Women's ' Jh 4-- Club and families enjoyed an overnight outing in South Fork Canyon on Friday The group returned home yesterday Mrs Earl Simpson president announces that the regular fall season meetings will be resumed Sept 7 it 8 pm with Mrs Wilbur as the hostess 1 ! V4 4 f if i '4 s4 ' 7 " i x"" - h 4r A V A 7 i ' 'itfri to vf'd 4 m 0 4 -1 K ' Xvw4- ursfflr ?r r 5 Hf- rt'--vt- 3? - v' ' -i J married Barbara 1ND MRSJAMES P WHEELER were 8 Aug in the Logan LDS Temple She was Miss JHL Roberts (A 0 Roberts Photo) WILL LIVE IN SALT LAKE Mss Barbara Roberts Wed To James P Wheeler ceremony of Miss Barbara Roberts and James P Wheeler was performed by A George Raymond in the Logan LDS Temple on Aug 8 The bride is the former Miss Barbara Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert O Roberts The bridegroom's parents are Mr and Mrs Paul L Wheeler A reception was given that evening at the home of the bride's parents The 300 guests were served in the garden The bridal party stood before a lighted arch entwined with flowers and wedding bells against a background of candelabra and potted palms The new Mrs Wheeler wore a white gown styled with a lace bodice over satin graduating into points over the full skirt of tulle over satin with a wide' lace bottom' flounce Her illusion fingertip veil was secured to a lace crown trimmed w ith pearls and small rhinestones Her bouquet was of yellow rosebuds white carnations and lilies of the valley centered with a white ochid Attending the bride as matron double-rin- g - floor-lengt- h of honor was her sister Mrs Iloward P Vause Mrs Jatnes Marriott was attending matron with Miss Marilyn Arnold and Miss Almeda White as brides- maids They wore matching ballerina length gowns of antique taffeta in a light aqua shade with white accessories They carried nosegays of two shades of yellow daisies and small white carnations David Rasmussen of Salt Lake City was best man Ushers were Howard Vause and Gene Roberts WILL LIVE IN SALT LAKE After a wedding trip to Jackson Wyo and Yellowstone Park the newlyweds will make their home temporarily in Salt Lake City where Mr Wheeler will resume his studies at the University of Utah in the fall The bride's traveling costume was a pink and white embossed cotton dress with white accessories Out of town guests at the wedding were Capt and Mrs Gene A Roberts of Everett Wash Mrs Anna Gaskin of Colorado Springs and Mr and Mrs G S Thomas and son James of Pueblo one-piec- e zTl rf Q — ( "J "" 1'" i I j :?': j I that couldn't hurt a baby is certainly not going to hurt the baby's mother either Attuning mother's life to the baby's is the best way to keep beauty and health up during the strenuous first couple of years of baby's life Fruit juice in the - If you can't afford or don't wtnt to buy a rug right now it's a good Idea to paint the floor then spatter it with gold paint for a smart effect Add scatter f! - it-- rugs if you like Our New Modern China Shop afternoon (left) is a good idea for both It's refreshing and nutritious but won't take appetites away A good sudsy bath (upper right) is relaxing and fun with two in the tub a respite from hurry Napping (lower right) while baby naps is a sound idea The second hint from baby is To let go a little is the first a his look diet It's light and there's at take Then prescription a few hints life take and nothing he eats that's not baby's there nourishing and healthful Fruit First of all when the baby juice is his afternoon cocktail naps you nap too Life with a and there's nothing as good for new baby is the hardest work in mcther either It's cool and rethe world and you need the rest freshing unfattening and energy-givin- g Drink it when baby Many babies will sleep right by their mothers others need a drinks He loves to share things solitary room However it works however young he is out close the eyes and stop worThe third and very important rying and sleep while baby hint is bath time Baby doesn't take his bath just to get clean sleeps This can eradicate a lot of He has a wonderful time with worry lines and make problems the bar of soap with his duck seem less insurmountable It's and with the sensations of waknow and the baby is ter There should be no hurry you quiet safe Both of these help sleep to about baby's bath it should be come fun for mother and baby FUN ON PATIO (UP)— The millinery industry complains w wear hats only to church omen too that many ' It has begun a campaign to get women into hats for all occasions For two reasons One sales have dropped r Two the industry contends that a woman this fall will look '"fanny" in the new narrow silhouette decreed by fashion unless the hat completes the costume WomenV hatlessness cost the industry a three per cent salef drop from 1953 to 1954 The Millinery Stabilization Commission New York estimated retail sales in 1953 at 380 million dollars Sales in 11954 had dropped to $368600000 But the Commission said milliners hoped by individual and group promotions to bring 1955 sales back to the 1953 level at least s women occasWhy do even the most ionally go hatless? Frances Ashmore staff member of a national fashion magazine told a Fashion Group meeting in New York that women give these excuses: "My neck is too long and my face so thin that hats make me look Or "A hat makejs me look older" Or "My doesn't like hats" Or "Hats ruin my hairrdo" Most milliners argued hat this fall and winter's stem- ike silhouette demands a hat preferably a big hat for NEW YORK oth' " fashion-consciou- Fish Fry Given at Brigham— A BRIGHAM CITY no-ho- st fish fry was enjoyed on the patio at the home of Mr and Mrs Arden C Balls on SaturGuests were Mr day evening and Mrs Laren W Balls Mr and Mrs Evan W Owen and Mr and Mrs Herb Adamson GUESTS AT LUNCHEON Mrs Nolan Jensen Mrs Kent Jensen and Mrs Jess Jepperson were guests at a luncheon at the home of Mrs Cliff Hansen Bountiful who entertained in honor of Mrs Kenneth Gardner former Brigham City resident who is visiting in Utah from her home in California Those present included Mrs Homer Rich and Mrs Thomas G Lund Ogden Mrs Ralph Andersen Salt Lake City and Mrs Earl Pierce Provo all close school chums went they attended the Box Elder High School Mrs Leonard James telephoned from Springville that she was unable to attend luncheon was A served from a long table decorated with summer flowers The remainder of the afternoon was spent taking movie pictures and reminiscing two-cour- Bonus fun is two in the same bath when baby's old enough Mother can stop worrying about splashing herself if she's in there splashing too Spartan women vho start each morning with a shewer have found that the extra late afternoon bath is relaxing and good shared fun Towels that match and plenty of soapsuds are a perfect recipe for mother-toddle- r relaxation and restoration Time outside is the fourth hint but most women have become addicted to this simply because they can't avoid it Baby really must get outside and most mothers have found they feel fretful and cooped in themselves if they don't do it It's not a king's life — it's a baby's life and far better than h hondtom tMlw platinum rim iwwtn In brown black yIUw ic I Truly L i MHing $223 V ' iv v- ' flry plact royalty's flh© c3pooo2 232S WASHINGTON SI YD Rg Jowoor Oom Amtrltam Stlmty suit of works fashion magic se " boy-frien- d Dainty Strapless Bra Is Styled in B and C Cups counter-balanc- e Buy the Quality You Want Have Confidence in the Price You Pay hf iuciui K Vfhourwooo TAX - h ' nr-- r" m - lrdr Coma in and mo our ffinott' tRry j wedding invitations and thank yov i card ?""'v::4li-:4' j : ' ' : SVi " li fi pin-heade- i v sj Spatter Paint Good ' j ' r??? j linii i- I - IT" - ' - 5 r COPYCATT1NG—A life TOO FEW WOMEN WEARING HATS EXCEPT TO CHURCH " swi : ' 7S :' I - Visit While Capt Robert M Sterling serves three months duty in Japan Mrs Sterling will stay with her mother in PhilaBy ALICIA HART Mrs Pa left delphia Sterling Baby's life is gentle and over the weekend A birthday gift of a new son heUthy The main ingredients Bret Emil for Lt Col Marion K are sunshine soap rest and a Bandley The new family addi- light diet He thrives on it The young baby's mother can tion was born Aug 5 at Hill Air thrive on it too if she takes adForce Hospital Two other officers' wives Mrs vantage of it Many new mothers Fred B Irby and Mrs Glenn G try to run baby's life on a hard Bailey returned to the Depot and fast schedule squeezing in Mrs housework and cooking while after extended vacations Irby arrived with her daughters baby naps Most women have found that Joy and Gay Tuesday from! a visit with her mother Mrs G M the net results of this cheme are Compton in Alexandria La! 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