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Show II of iRiir'tq. WOMEN ID nCR0SS KXITTIXG jUr MKKTS l!KKK Tll0 li.'il rn KniUins ;"! ,. home nl' Mrs. J. V. IV wvdiu'sday afternoon. ''K, afloriHicm was spent in Unit- f,' the Kod Cross. "',:,,, nMi-.-shnu-nts were serve. I ',. leu members brinsins lo a tIlt1 social al'lern.iim. FACULT Y EXT ERTAI X WIVES IX LOGAN Ai..uei of the Preston school ,iy e ue.tained their wives at a dinner and theatre party in Logan Lo-gan la.. l I'Yiday eiening. After . dinner at t lie Blue Bird Lhe group attended a presentation ol "Brother "Bro-ther iiai" by the Little Theatre I group of Logan. J. Kelt' lioothe was in charge of arrangements and Rulon Stan-field Stan-field uas muster of ceremonies. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johusen, Mr. and Mrs. Union Stanlield. Mr., and Mrs. William Wil-liam Craner, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ualbtce, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Simmons, Sim-mons, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Campbell, Camp-bell, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bell, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Herschi,' MARGARET LARSEN IS RECENT BRIDE Miss Margaret Larsen of Pres-tcn Pres-tcn became the bride of Wesley Albritten of Denver. Colo., in a ceremony here Saturday a week ago. The wedding was solomnir.ed by Bishop Angus Condie. Out of town guests attending the wedding dinner were three brothers broth-ers from Salt Lake City and a sister sis-ter from Grace. They wove Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Larsen, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Larsen of Salt Lake Civy, and Mr. and Mrs. Kermit I-iurd of Grace, Mr. and Mrs. John Corlesn of Grace, Mrs. Grace Larsen of Salt Lake City, and Golda Larseu aS Ogden. 1 IKH) MAI .1 E MEETS 1 AT KAI.I.ISOX HOME Hon Malic club met al Hie home of Mrs. Sarah Uallison Thursday evening. A delicious luncheon was served lo lhe guests al to small tables. Special guests of Hi,, club were Mrs. l.co llullars and Mrs. Free Nielsen. rollowing the luncheon, bridge as played with lhe following awarded honors: Mrs. Dorothy Johnson and Mrs. llullars, prizes-at prizes-at lhe first table and Mrs. Jesse !'ar!.ard and Mrs. Hazel McAllister, 1 lit.- second (able. v MISS 1IIU. STEAD IS HOSTESS TO CELT. Miss Kdilh 1. Mislead was hostess '"riday evening lo members of the IlaOna club. A delicious dinner was served to !:o luests at the beginning of the cuing. Airs. Arihur Wallgron and Mrs. .onsnVV Uoe were awarded score rizes at lhe evening of bridge. IMDGE CELT. MEETS AT STEUXI'.ERG HOME. Club associales of Mrs. H. B. Sternberg enjoyed an evening of bridge ai her home Thursday. A dessert luncheon was served to the seven guests at small tables. Those winning score honors 'v. ere Mrs. Bill Gairett and Mrs. Marlowe Funk, i i TR( H'SSEAIT TEA EOR EEXICE SMTTTI A trousseau lea honoring Miss F.unice Dorothy Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Weston J. Smith, who will be married May 13 to R. Lew-is Beesley of Clinton, TJUli. was held Sunday. May 4. at the - home of Mr .and Mrs. Oliver Ilnn- i sen. Kosie Beesley received guests. Ethel Beesley was in charge of the gifts. Mary Ann Kofoed the trousseau trous-seau room, and Jacqueline Hansen and Donna Beesley served, assisted by Thermit Kofoed. Over 100 guests called during the afternoon. BRIDGE CEUB ENJOYS PARTY AT NELSONS Mrs. Marl Nelson entertained Saturday afternoon at her home lor club associates. A dainty dessert luncheon was served to the guests at the beginning begin-ning of the afternoon. Mrs. Virgil Knuilsen and Mrs. Howard Johnson were awarded scoro honors during the afternoon of bridge. WE ECO .ME HOME PARTY DATE SET A welcome home party will be held at the Whitney gym on Tuesday, Tues-day, May 13, honoring Clater Larsen Lar-sen who recently completed a mission mis-sion in the southern states. Elder Larsen first served in Germany and when the war broke out he was transferred back to this country coun-try where he finished his mission. A program has been planned and a dance will follow. The public is cordially invited. MRS. EAMES HOSTESS TO GRATIA CLUB Members and guests of the Gratia Gra-tia club were entertained Thursday Thurs-day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Aerial Eames. Luncheon was served t one large table which was centered with a large bowl of spring flow-ers. flow-ers. Bridge was the diversion of the afternoon with Mrs. Sam x'acker and Mrs. Card Greaves winning score awards. ITARMER-OLSEN WED IN POCATELLO Orris Hnrmer, Jr., and Miss Lau-rene Lau-rene Olsen of Clifton, daughter of Mary J. Olsen were married at Pocatello last Wednesday. A trousseau tea was held a week ago last Sunday at the home of Mrs. J. Ostergar of Clifton. Mrs. Mary Olsen and Mrs. Reed Olsen received friends, Mrs. Weldon Ras-mussen Ras-mussen was in charge of gifts, Mrs. Curtis Bosen and the bride presided in the trousseau room and Mrs. Ostergar assisted by Mrs. Otis Howell were in charge of the dining room. Decorations were spring flowers. |
