The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • Page 2

PAGE TWO PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, JANUARY 7, 1936 Ethel D. Rambeau Society Editor Phone 494 Fashions Menus Church, Lodge Functions Lora Dunn Is Home From Honolulu After having enjoyed a delightful and interesting six weeks' trip to Honolulu, Miss Lora Dunn returned to Provo Monday. Miss Dunn reports innumerable unusually enjoyable experiences and was entertained extensively during her two weeks' stay in Honolulu. She attended the University of Utah-University of Hawaii football game, also, the Utah Christmas party tendered at the Pleasanton hotel. She was met in Honolulu by George Alexander, former Provo- an, who entertained in her honor at the Royal Hawaiian hotel.

Also, she was honored at an affair at the Alexander Young hotel, and prominent among the other socials was a function given by Mrs. Eliza N. Salm, president of the Relief society in Honolulu; an affair at the plantation home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Morrell in Aica, former Utahns; a party given by Capt.

and Mrs. Robert Sharp at the Beach club in Scho- ficld Barracks; a Christmas dinner by L. L. Gardner; a social at the home of Castle H. Murphy, president of the L.

D. S. mission, and Mrs. Castle, and a Hookilau and Luau at Laie, as the guest of Mr. Alexander.

The Luau was held at the home of President and Mrs. Waddoups. Also, she took the plane, "Sikorski" to Hilo, and enjoyed a tour of the island of Hawaii and visited Die active volcano, Mauna Loa. She arrived in Los Angeles harbor on the "Monterey" December 31, and spent a short time with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Passey and family in Los Angeles.

She was among the many Utahns who attended the Tournament of R.oses and the Rose Bowl game at Pasadena New Year's day, also, she was tendered a party at the Biltmore hotel by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Johnson. Pass Fashion Test Calendar Homework goes as smooth as silk when handsome school clothes cater to the student's pride. The girl at the left wears a navy silk crepe frock with a white collar.

Tiny pearl buttons dot the front of the dress. At right the little girl looks on in a navy silk crepe dress trimmed with smocking accented by small white French knots. Animated Cartoon Work Is Studied Permanent Waving and all other phases of BEAUTY WORK MILADY BEAUTY SERVICE (Pacfadod CLAMS Fan-ell Collett, art instructor at Provo high school, has returned from West Hollywood, California where he has been studying art at the Walt Disney studios during the Christmas holidays. After working nearly two weeks, Mr. Coliett was transferred and worked for a few days in one of the departments.

From a group of 1700 contestants, he was one of nine to be offered a position, which he declined to accept due to his present contract at Provo high school. One of the interesting things he learned was the way ideas submitted by competitors are passed to a board who use the round table style of discussion. Even Walt Disnay submits his own work- to this board. His story "The Three Little Pigs" appeared for their appraisal three times before it was finally passed. For one short cartoon much care is taken.

One line out of place in the original drawing shows up plainly when it is magnified may times on the screen. To make a complete feature 15,000 photographs are taken. Plans are now under way for a full-length pic- i ture. Just a Few of Our Many Saving Prices Listed Below CRYSTAL WHITE, Soap 10 WHITE NAVY LARGE LIMA 5 for. 2lbs.

for. John H. Harmon of Price, is here on business today. Ulr. ami Mrs.

Roy Barlow of Junction, Ut'ah, are visitors in Provo today. H. V. Sweet and wife of Leeds, South Dakota, are spending the day in Provo. A.

Carpenter -of Logan, is here with friends. I Mr. and Mrs. Morris Newell i of Belle Fourche, South Dakota, are spending a few days in Prpvo Mr. Newell's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. M. C. Newell. Mrs.

Sarah Strasburg- has re- turned from a visit in California I with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Gray, and other relatives and friends. She has been away for a 1 month. Efi'ic S. Barrows of Logan was here on business today.

Clyde Washburn, student at the University of Utah, spent the I week end here with his parents, Mr Mrs. J. A. Washburn. N.

L. U. An open session of the N.L.U. club, for the active girls, will be held at the home of Mrs. E.

C. Hinckley on West Drive, Wed- at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Oa J.

Lloyd, and Miss Dorothy Stewart will be hostesses and will be assisted by Mrs. Leah Van Wagenen and Miss Elma Robinson. LA CONDA Members of the La Conda club will meet at the home of Mrs. Lowry Anderson in Springville Thursday afternoon. JUST-A-MERE A meeting of the Just-A-Mere club will be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Harold Mitchell. AUCOSIS Members of the Aucosis club will meet Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock-at the home of Mrs. Elmo Halladay. O. S.

C. The O. S. C. club members will be the guests of Mrs.

Eloyce Shields at the home of Mrs. Roy Sorenson, 259 North Third East, Thursday evening. LA MEFTIS Members of the La Meftis club will be entertained by Mrs. L. D.

iFraughton, 458 West Fourth South, Thursday at 7:30 o'clock. Dinner will be followed by 'bridge. FINE ARTS Fine Arts club members will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl Swenson Thursday at 3:45 o'clock. Mrs.

John S. Van Cott will review the life of William Morris by J. W. Machail and Mrs. Orson Slack has the music in charge.

FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: REG.U. S. PAT. OFF. Most girls seem to think that the old adage says the shall be first.

Madsen and Woodrow Washburn have returned from Long Beach, where they have been spending the holidays. Oysters Crackers Apples 4 oz. Cans 10c LAMBASTS HOOVER BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 7 Idaho's secretary, of state, Franklin said Monday that former President Hoover's objective is "to rescue and protect the persecuted weaklings of wall Street." Girard's charge was prompted by the former president's criticism i of President Roosevelt's message to congress- Friday night. Daughters of Utah Pioneers CAMP NO.

3 Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Camp No. 3 will meet Thursday at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Beulah Henrichsen. A full attendance is urged, since important business matters are to 'be discussed. CAMP XO.

7 A meeting of Camp No. 7 will be held Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Louie Collins. CAMP NO 8 Members of Camp No. 8 will meet at the home of Mrs.

Mary Thursday at 2:30 o'clock. CAMP NO. 4 AND Camp No .4 and 6, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, will meet at the home of Mrs. Pearl Olsen Thursday at 2:30 o'clock. (Mrs.

A. Will Jones Is Club Hostess Progressive table games were featured at 'the Monday Afternoon Social club party held at the home of Mrs. A. Will Jones Monday. Favors went to Mrs.

Parley Olsen and Mrs. Peter Groneman, and a delicious dinner followed. The guests included: Mrs. George Groneman, Mrs. Joseph Martin, Mrs.

George Myers and Mrs. Margaret Peay, and the following members enjoyed the affair: Mrs. Parley Olsen, Mrs. Henry Booke, Mrs. L.

L. Nelson, Mrs. Ole E. Olsen, Mrs. Peter Groneman, Mrs.

John Vincent, Mrs. Alma Bourne, Mrs. Albert Mrs. Fred Singleton, and Mrs. William Farrer.

Several of the guests remained and later were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Maurine Jones, Peter Groneman, George Groneman, Joseph Martin and Ole E. Olsen. Supper was served.

Auxiliary Plans Annual Card Party executive board meeting of the American Legion auxiliary was held at the home of the president, Mrs. L. A. Bell, Monday evening, at whicn time plans were commenced for the annual card party to be held on Washington's birthday, Feb. 22.

Also, arrangements were started for the initiation ceremonies for new members, which is to be held Jan. 15. At the close of the business, delicious refreshments were served. (0NGRATULATIONS Mr. and Mrs.

Meldon Chapman have a fine baby girl, born Sunday at the home of the grandparents. Mrs. Chapman was formerly Retta Lea. Mr. and 'Mrs.

Leland Buttle (Fay are the proud parents of a daughter, born Monday at 11 a. m. at the home of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Jensen of Ephraim. The babe, who is the first grandchild of Bishop and Mrs. J. A.

Buttle has been named Elizabeth Alaire. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Johnson wish to announce the birth of a son, at the home of the grandmother, Mrs. Martin Johnson, Monday.

Mrs. Johnson was formerly Letha Hutchings of Springville. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Penrod Jiave 'a daughter, born this morning at the family home, 461 West 1 Second South.

Mrs. Penrod is the former Emma Logan. SPANISH and I Rhoda Banks Thomas, son; jFrances and Mary Atwood Pet- erson, son. MUTUAL MESSAGES Worth Doing FIFTH WARD A special officers meeting of the Fifth ward M. I.

A. will be held this evening at 6:30 o'clock, and at the regular meeting at 7:30 o'clock, A. O. Smoot will give New Year greetings. Special musical features have been planned.

After Mutual, the Fourth, Fifth and Manavu wards will hold a dance at Manavu. Former Provoans Honor Guests Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Williams gave a dinner Sunday at their home, honoring Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Stubbs, who are visiting here from Los Angeles, Cal. Covers were also laid for Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Farrer. Sf, Sf, Sf. Notice to Primary Workers The Utah stake Primary will hold a play hour Wednesday At 4 p. m.

in the Third ward meeting house, and it is urged that all stake and ward Primary officers be in attendance. SAME NAME, ANOTHER PERSON The Reed Johnson, fined on an intoxication charge in the city court recently, is not the Reed Johnson living at 900 North First East street. A-l SODAS or GRAHAMS FANCY WINESAPS, Bushel DEPENDABLE MEATS STEAK YOUNG U. S. VEAL CHOPS 2 lbs LAMB STEAKS Pound PIKE'S PEAK PURE LARD Pounds Bulk Shortening 23c Pounds Pound Frankfurters 15c FRESH STOCK SAUERKRAUT Pound Sc POT ROAST 1 Pound JLjC FRESH SLICED BEEF LIVER And In 1936 The PROVO HABIT It Pays! ENDS TODAY! WED.

and THUR. They Didn't Know Where Their Next Kiss Was Coming LOVE WON BY A LANDSLIDE- when cupfd threw hat in the ring that became joyful wedding Charles FARRELL CHARLOTTE HENRY FRED WALTON BERYL MERCER PICTO TODD-KELLY COMEDY VARIETY NEWS Benefit Performance Springville Art Gallery Fund PARAMOUNT THEATRE, PROVO, UTAH Tomorrow Evening Curtain at 8:15 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Presents On The Stage Elmer Rice's, COUNSELOR AT LAW with G. OTT ROMNEY BIG CAST Direction T. EARL PARDOE Associate Directors Katliryn B. Pardoe LaFayettc Terry Sponsors BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY PROVO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RESERVE SEAT PRICES (State and Fed.

Tax Incl.) Lower Floor, 1st 20 rows Last 14 rows 75c Box Seats $1.00 Lower Balcony 75c Upper Balcony 50c, Not Reserved Tickets Exchanged at Box Open from 10 a. m. Bj- Ruby Short McKim A LOVELY CHAIR SET Out of the Victorian era with its super-abundance of bric-a- brac, we have salvaged some lovely and some practical ideas. One which never completely fell into disuse but has certainly renewed its popularity of late is the chair and davenport protectors or "Antimacassars." The set we show here has a smartly conventional design featuring the endearing term, "Little Pigeon," with a modernistic pine. Colors suggested are peasant red, blue, orange and black, material a monk's crash that looks hand wov- on.

No 411P includes 3 wax transfer patterns and color suggestions for one chair. No. Ull' Chair Set 10 tents, Genealogical Group Gives Gay Affair The social committee of the Manavu ward genealogical society enterUined the junior members at a jolly party Monday evening in the amusement hall. Games were enjoyed and danc- followed, the music being furnished by Harold Mower and Ila Jones. The contest waltz was won by Irene Wiseman and Ethel Sorenson.

A delicious luncheon was served to 60 guests. if- Fidelas Alumnae At Enjoyable Affair Mrs Carma Sandberg was hostess to members of the Fidelas Alumnae Monday evening at her home. After business, cards and a delicious luncheon were the diversions. In attendance were: Miss Florence Miller, Miss Zelda Hone, Mrs. Elma Falkner, Miss Naomi Startup, Miss Norell Startup and Miss Leona Jackson.

Sleighing Party Proves Delightful Among the delightful affairs of Monday evening, was the sleighing party given by the Cleofan club members for their husbands. A delicious chicken supper followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Goodman. The jolly event was attended by: Mr.

and Mrs. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Arvel R. Morgan, Mr.

and Mrs. Wells Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs.

Arvel King, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Boshard and Mr. and Mrs. G.

R. Willett. Birthday Is Celebrated Mrs. Orin Walker gave a birthday dinner Sunday for the following' guests: Mrs. Amy E.

Watkins, Mrs. Anic Jeppson, Mrs. Amanda Clift. Mrs. E.

G. Durnell, Mrs. Jack Bush, Mrs. Nusink, Mrs. Harvey Higgins, Mrs.

Mary Phillips, Miss Lenore Watkins and Mi.ss Cerissa Watkins. Progressive 500 was played, the high score prize going to Mrs. Phillips and the second favor to Mrs. Nusink. A dainty luncheon was served.

V- Reynolds Chapter At Regular Meeting Mrs. Wilson K. Anderson entertained for members of the Alice Louise club, Chapter No. 6, at her home Monday evening. The lesson was cm Christuph von Gluck and topics were treated by Mrs.

Leah S. Larson, Mrs. Belva Haws, Mrs. Nell Smart and Mrs. Birdie Van Mrs.

Zenitli Johnson played piano selection by Gluck. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Josephine C. Jones, president and the hostesses were Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.

Elizabeth Ramsbotham Ethel Kerr, Mrs. Lucile Ahlander, Mrs. Delta Green, Mrs. Nola Nilsaon. Delicious refreshments were served PLACE CARD TO EAT For a children's party, why not have edible place cards, such as popcorn balls, candied or fresh apples, with the name card stuck in the top of the popcorn or apple with a toothpick? Last Dav! Last Day! Lily Rons "I Dream Too Much WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Romance blazes up from the Pampas in a story of bandit love I JOHN CARROLL STEFFI DUNA ROD LaROCQUI Dijected by Thomas Atkins RKO-RADIO PICTU1 Friday Saturday RICHARD ARLEN -m- HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S "CALLING OF DAN MATTHEWS" SCOOP! NEWS SPECIAL! President Roosevelt's Speech to Congress and the Nation: HURRY! Last Times Tonight! DARLING 3UI111E5T JOHMiOL KAREN MORLEV THURS, Jan.

9. 1 Day Only! The Perfect Combination Stage and Screen Show! AND HI! CONTMEHttU On The Screen A Lovable Old but Also Pictorial and News Shows continuous from 2 p. m. Mats- 25c. Eves 35c.

Kids lOc Coming Soon! EUGENE O'NEILL'S Mf STASE TRIUMPH W1LWRNESS (Youth's First Temptations).