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Show GIRLS' LEADER GIVEN HONOR Miss Edna Beus Presented With Parasol by 14th Ward Mutuals Presentation of a parasol tn Miss Edna Beus, retiring president ni the Fourteenth ward Y. L. M. I. A , was a feature of a special program Kivcn in the ward hall Wednesday nishr The ( presentation was made in behalf of j t lie members of the nuittials by Mrs. I Ellen E. Cladwell who succeeds Miss jBeus as head of the organization, j In accepting the Kilt Miss Re.ns expressed ex-pressed appreciation and told how I hard It would be for her 10 part from her old friends in the ward. Miss Beus I will be married early in December j Another pleasing feature of the I program, which was given in honor of ihe parents of the ward, was a Ihing picture representing homo life. Seat-ed Seat-ed in the parlor with the warm glow jof the fire upon their silver hair, were i Mr. and Mrs L, V. McKenzle, while (Oscar A. Geertson, standing nearbv Bang "Silver Threads Anions the Gold." Members of the Geertson family fam-ily were included in the scene engaged I in reading and Study. During this scene "When You and I Were Young, j Maggie," was sung by Horace Whit-tier. Whit-tier. Miss Bessie Whlttler and Miss Mildred Colton Mrs. Wbitiier played the accompaniments. The program opened with community commu-nity singing ' Have I Lone Anv (iood in the World Todav." "Greeting to Parents, " Alfred Gladwcll; "Alice, Where Art Thou""' John Holdon; read ings, "Margery's Valentine," Mrs. Ellen El-len E Gladwell, and "A Sensible Boy," Miss Delia Thornton. Following the program games and dancing were enjoyed by a large path erlpg under the dire tion of Miss Mary Woolley of tho stake board. Mrs. Gladys HarbertBOD and Mrs C W. Tolhurst of the stake board were also present Miss Beus was guest of honor at a I shower given recently by the officers and teachers of the mutuals and also by the Bee Hive girls of the Fourteenth Four-teenth ward on |