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Show Sugar House, Utah Thursday, April 25, 1957 SOUTH EAST INDEPENDENT Page 3 Woman's World ' X&MU brilliance C J&r THE PROFESSIONAL PERMANENT THAT ACTUALLY RESTORE Vl J' ' YOUTHFUL LUSTER beauty salon 2112 East 1 3th South (Around the corner from Duffins) F OR RE NT-Ch- oice offices for profes-sional men in the heart of Sugar House. 2120 South Nth East. Dial EL or IN GRANITE HOLDING CO. The best gift ever to expresi tentmient, affection and high regard is something chosen from our large selection. WATCH REPAIRING -- PETE'S-J EWELRY 1D79 C. 21BT BD. BudA HOUII Two Wonderful Weeks In ..HAWAI- I-Special Tour for BPW Members to National Convention And Vacation Tour for School Teachers " TRAVEL BY AIR RETURN BY BOAT Vy N Travel Lodging Meals ff ( Excursions to beautiful Islands ) lV (Special Temple Tour for those who desire) J f Only $499 from Salt Lake City J , MARGARET LUI1D TOURS for further details call IN 6-29- 09 It Yf crfnnounclncj 'lCw THE FINEST TUXEDO RENTAL SERVICE H , W I IN THE MOUNTAIN WEST YTfY WE GUARANTEE FRESH, CLEAN, TOP I QUALITY TUXEDOS & ACCESSORIES ) STORE HOURS: 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. ft! Evening Fittings by Appointment V) I Delivery and Pickup DRY CLEANERS. INC. 719 East 21st South PHONE IN v . f I Food Talk ; V Recipes & Chatter i v " by Fern Thomas lSKMi Hi Neighbor! If your children like you to dress up dolls, they'll probably like you to "dress up" a fudge recipe. By changing one or a few ingredientt you can have a new candy for your family. One caution! be sure to use the right amount of each new ingred-ient when you change a basic: fudge recipe. If you replace white sugar with brown sugar, omit the corn syrup or cream of tartar. By leaving out the chocolate and using brown in-stead of white sugar, you can make panocha from a basic fudge recipe. Evaporated milk or coffee cream will add needed richness when you drop chocolate from a recipe. To make peanut butter fudge, replace the chocolate with peanut butter. Use two tablespoons of eanut butter for each cup of sugar in the recipe. Add the peanut butter to the cooked fudge. Marshmallows or marshmallow creme increases smoothness and the total amount of fudge. After you remove the fudge from the heat add one cup of marshmallows to each two cups of sugar in the recipe. Mrs. Edith Smith,' Mrs. David Moore, Miss Joan Dalpaiz, and Mrs. Norman Hall look over decorations for the luncheon tables. St. Mary's Holds Luncheon April 27 "Batter-Up- " will be the theme and ceramic figurines in table decor will carry out the motif, at the annual scholarship luncheon and fashion show at St. Mary's of the Wasatch. The gay affair will be held. Sat-urday, April 27 at 1 p.m. at the Mountain Peak Inn on the school campus. The approaching vacation sea-son will be previewed as the fash-ion show displays imported cot-- tons for vacation and resort wear. The show will be given by Fran Watson. Mrs. Harold Crane is general chairman of the affair and will be assisted by Mrs. Edith Smith, Mrs. David Moore, Miss Joan Dalpaiz, Mrs. Norman V. Hall will be in charge of reservations. Barbara Williams Wins Play Honor A play written by Mrs. Barbara Williams, 2270 Westminster Ave., has been selected for publication in the 1956 Mutual Improvement Assn. playwritinu competition of the LDS Church. Mrs. Williams play, "Eternally Peggy," was selected in the three-a- ct division. She is a member of the Monument Park Sixth Ward. Mrs. Williams has studied speech and drama in Alberta, Canada. She received a B.A. degree in English literature from the Uni-versity of Utah and studied creative writing at Boston Uni-versity under a graduate assist-antshi- p. She has worked in Salt Lake City for the Deseret New3, in the Library of Congress in Washing-ton D.C. and in Cambridge, Mass., and Washington as a personnel assistant. Her husband is J. D. Williams. She has two sons, Kirk and Gil. Westminster Gives Unusual Music Program Sunday On Sunday, April 28, at 3:00 p.m., in the- - Student Lounge, the Music Department of Westminster College will sponsor an unusual program. The Westminster Community Chamber Orchestra membership consisting for the most part of players from the Westminster Community Symphony, will pre-sent a concert. The featured work will be the Serge Koussevitsky, Concerto for Double Bass Solo and Orchestra. Audrey Bush, principal bass player of the Utah Symphony Orchestra, under Maurice Abra-vane- l, will be the soloist Other works to be preformed include "The Seasons" bv Zentner. which will be sung by the West-minster College Madrigal Singers with keyboard, string instrument, and recorder (blockflute) accom-paniment; "Winter's Passed" for oboe and strings, by Barlow, with Roger Wangerin oboist; an Over-ture for Strings by Gluck; an Overture for strings and recorders by Gossec; and a premier perfor-mance of a work for four string instruments by Kuchler. The program is free to the public, but admittance will be by ticket only. To secure your reser-vation and tickets, call Westmins-ter College. Eidens To Leave For Coast Home Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Eiden and their family will be leaving shortly for southern California, where Mr. Eiden has accepted a new position. The Eidens have been living in the Mount Air district at 3100 South 1640 East Mrs. Eiden is the former Shirley Cooper. The couple has a young son, Peter Jr. 4, and a daughter, Leslie 2. They plan to leave Salt Lake City April 30 and will make their home in Delmar near San Diego, Calif. Mr. Eiden will work in San Diego. For the past few years, Mr. Eiden has been promotion man-ager at the Deseret News. He will join the editorial staff of the San Diego Union. Silver Anniversary Marked By Grobs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grob, 3391 Pioneer Street, entertained Sat-urday evening marking their 25th wedding anniversary. A buffet supper was served to 24 guests. Following they showed a group of slides of Switzerland, their native country. The pictures were taken recently by Gordon Hinckley. Among those present were their four children, who also were en-tertained at a family dinner Sun- - day. They included Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Naylor and children of Ogden, and Miriam, Dennis and Melony who live at home. The Grobs were married in Wil-shi- re Ward inLos Angeles by . LeGrand Richards and later were married in the Salt Lake Temple. TRA VELERS . . . Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Seaman left Friday for a two week holi-day on coast points. They will stop in Elko and Reno, Nevada enroute. Planned is a visit in Sacramento and San Francisco. Greet Baby Boy Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Orgill, 3488 Terrace View Dr.f are parents of a baby boy. Big brother Drew, 2l2, welcomed his new brother home. A New Baby Girl A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. David J. Tatt 4189 Mars Way and. was greeted by David, Karen Jo, and Steven. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. Barney Taft, 2208 East 9th South and the John Boardmans, Provo. |
