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Show Sugar House, Utah Thursday, March 28, 1957 SOUTH EAST INDEPENDENT " page 3 Woman s World By Cfene Koeolg Delta Delta Set Fashion Show The Delta Delta Delta Sorority held their annual fashion show and luncheon Saturday, March 23 in the lovely setting of the new union building, on the University of Utah Campus. Childrens fashions were shown by the Dick and Jane Shops and Adrien N Emilie of the Mode Milliney represented fashions for the ladies. Mrs. Burt H. Davis was chairman of the very successful event. Over 700 ladies were in attendance. Mrs. Joseph A. Kjar had charge of the cake and candy sale and Mrs.Warrcn M. Hughes handled the tickets. Mrs. B. D. Blackhurst and her committee had decorated the hall beautifully, using a spring theme. Pink carnations were placed at each table and arranged tastefully, about the room. Part, of the money received from the sale of tickets will be used for a local scholarship at the University of Utah. Seen at Mrs. Benson L. Hatha-way- 's table, was Mrs. Herbert B. Maw, Mrs. John Astin, and Mrs. G. C. Spratt and daughter Mrs. L. L. Palmer. Mrs. Hathaway is President of the Tri-De- lt Alumnus. Also seen were Mrs. Ralph Ed-wards, Mrs. Richard Barton, Mrs. Robert Dafger, Mrs. Rodney P. Dickson, Mrs. Moe McCullough, Mrs. Howard Bradshaw, Mrs. Wm. K.. West, Mrs. Frank Allen, Mrs. Tom Cuthbert . and Mrs. Larry Raty. Hyland View Ward Sponsors Dance Great fun is expected at the Hiland View Ward .Wednesday, March 27. With the MIA Presi-dency supervising, a Disc Jockey Dance is being held for all of mutual age. A disc jockey from radio station KALL will be master of ceremonies, making the evening one of importance and fun. Food Talk Recipes ? Chatter "V - by Fern Thomas ' Hi Neighbor! Meatless Treat for Lent: . Easy-to-Ma- ke Vegetable "Scramble" h-- Zs - 1 OT Every good cook should have one quick trick at her fingertips a nourishing main-cour- se recipe that can be prepared in a hurry with a minimum of fuss., Such a dish is "Hi Ho Vegetable Scram-ble," a delicious new recipe designed for quick and easy preparation during the meatless Lenten season. Three kinds of vegetables carrots, peas and corn are combined with sour cream and flaky tuna to produce a real taste treat Coarsely crumbled, round but-tery crackers lend extra rich flavor and crispness to the dish. Here's how to make it: Hi Ho Vegetable Scramble 1 No. 2 can peas and carrots, U teaspoon pepper ! : drained 1 tablespoon grated onion 1 12-o- z. can kernel corni . 1 z. can sliced mushrooms, drained drained ' 1 7-o- z. can tuna, broken 1 cup coarsely crumbled Sun-- ' h in pieces shine Hi Ho Cracker crumbs , 1 cup thick sour cream 3 tablespoons melted butter ; teaspoon salt or margarine ' Heat oven to 325 F. (slow oven). Combine peas and carrots, corn, tuna, sour cream, salt, pepper, onion and mushrooms. Pour into 1H quart casserole. Combine Hi Ho crumbs and melted butter or margarine. Sprinkle over vegetable mixture. Bake at 325 F. for 20 minutes or until crumbs are lightly browned and mixture hot. ; Makes 4 to 6 servings. Myrl Cowles Weds H. Bret Bailey Myrl Manwaring Cowles, like-able PBX operator at Granite Furniture Co., has taken on a new name. She became the bride of H. Bret Bailey, a professional musician, March 14 In a private ceremony. The new Mrs. Bailey has been working at the Granite store since January. She is residing at 1204 E. 7th South. Book Review Given At P-T- A Holladay Elementary School students will hear Mrs. Olive Burt, noted children's author, discuss her new books at the school Friday at 10 a.m. Parents are invited. EASTER SPECIALS fpk j lustron Creme i ( Complete ($15 Value) ff'jlf ) PERMANENTS $7.50 L Vj S HAIR CUTS ..$1.25 .V'' I I Open Evenings - " " j 5 Nites a Week Hours: 8 AM to 9 PM SCHOOL SPECIALS I New Creme Rinse Tint . $2.50 Get a color test prior to tint Double Lanolin Permanent (complete) $5.00 f Caret's Salon and Beauty School J 1061 East 21st South Dial HU 73 For news of this week's events, parties, birthdays, reunions, civic news of the southeast area call Emma, HU 61. We print invitations of all kinds Phone IN 32 or IIU 5-82-61 -- . 112S East 21st South. ; 7 1 mmmm 1 (CGei AH Of These DduSerdces i FAST, PLEASANT counter service, clothes count-ed and receipt issued for each garment or shirt, t Free Parking! NO STAPLES USED. No scratches, pricked fing- - " $100,000 INSUANCE, burglar alarm system to protect your clothing. , FINEST Dow-P- er cleaning fluids and newest equipment used exclusively. l() oQap& VOOU2 SUGAHHOUC3 VOGUE SOUTHEAST tA Bart at Sltf SrnA SMS HlgMond Drfw VOCU2 A2CAD2 VOGUE GARDEN PARK Km Iwaitin nitf"0 C lw 10U 11 fort vocin cast cr:ai voguz holladay VQCZ2 THUS .tcisiMEW i i I ' I ir I Two Wonderful Weeks In -- - HAWAII -- - Special Tour for BPW Members to National Convention vi A nd Vacation Tour for School Teachers V TRAVEL BY AIR RETURN BY BOAT VY3X Travel Lodging Meals , Excursions to beautiful islands ( ) (Special Temple Tour for those who desire) J j I Only $499 - from Salt lake City J AROARET LUND TOURS for further details call IN 6-29- 09 4 M-M- en -- Gleaner Week Inspires Program It's ,M Men and Gleaner Girl Week for those in the Wilford Stake. The events began Sunday,-Marc- 24 with a Stake fireside held at ' the Grandview Ward. Speaker - for the evening was District President Roy Oscarsoni Tuesday, March 26 was. Bride and Groom Night (for those already and those to be), at the Grand-vie- w Ward, speaker, was President Byron Robinson; Thursday is Tem-ple night and Saturday there Will be a banquet held at the Harman Cafe, as a fitting climax for an eventful week. Toastmaster for the banquet will be Mr. Alvan G. Pack. Tickets are available from the MIA Presidencies. |
