The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • Page 2

PAGE TWO PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1937 Interesting Features For Women; Club and Lodge News Aceacia Club Entertains Guests An open session of the Acacia club was held at the home of Mrs. Theodore Taylor Wednesday afternoon, a delightfully interesting program being presented for the members and guests. Mrs. Elliot Tuttle was assisting hostess, and the president, Mrs.

Kenneth Weight, welcomed the women. The rooms were beautiful with roses and snap dragons. A fine review of the opera. "Rigoletto" was given by Mrs- Allie W. CJark, following which Miss Hilma Henry, a student of Mrs.

Clark, sang a beautiful selection from the opera. A tasty luncheon, in a Hallow- e'en scheme, was served. The guest list included: Mrs. T. Z.

Maloney, Mrs. Hugh Jolley, Mrs. Leo Warner, Mrs. G. R.

Willett Mrs. Earl Gadd, Mrs. Fred R. Elledge, Mrs. Paul W.

Taylor, Mrs. Estelle Spurrier, Mrs. Valera Wiiatcott, Mrs. Glenna and Mrs. Esther Craven.

The following members were present: Mrs. M. B. Wallace, Mrs. Clarence Ellertsen.

Mrs. Hazel Janson, Mrs. La Var Christensen, Mrs. Albert Richards, Mrs. Kenneth Weight, Mrs.

Ernest Rasmuson. Mrs. Emil Jacobsen, Mrs. Jesse Stott, Mrs. Porter Johnson, Mrs.

Rees Bench, Mrs. Don Stubbs, Mrs. Ike Young. Mrs. A.

E. Wright, Mrs. Harvey Staheli and Mrs. R. I.

Jacobsen. Dinner Precedes Initiations The Fauvine club of the B. Y. high school held final initiation ceremonies at the home of Miss Elaine Holbrook Monday evening, 20 members being present. Preceding the ceremonies, a dinner was tendered by the new girls for the old, at Keeleys.

Virginia Vick Tendered Social Ethel D. Rambeau Society Editor Phone 494 As a compliment to Miss Virginia Vick, bride-elect of Saturday, Miss Mary Dahlquist was hostess to members of the Val Norn Alumnae, Wednesday evening at her home. Bridge was the diversion, Miss Nadine Taylor receiving the high score prize. A tasty bullet luncheon followed, an autumn leaf motif predominating in the decor- atiors A handsome silver tray was piesented to the bride-to-be from the group. Those present were: Miss Vick, Miss Eunice Bird, Miss Dorothy Jones, Miss Nadine Taylor, Miss Virginia Taylor, Mrs.

Fay A. Coleman of Salt Lake City, Miss Ethelyn Peterson, Miss Allie Bowen of Spanish Fork, Mrs. Pauline B. Jacobs, Mrs. Norma H.

Greer and Miss Lota Paxman. Reception For B.Y.U. Women Eyestrain Causes Headaches! Do you squint words blur? Our Glasses stop these ills Absolute results guaranteed Glasses May Be Had On Easy Payments See Dr. G. H.

Heindselman OPTOMETRIST All women students attending the Brigham Young university for the first time are to be the guests of the B. Y. U. faculty women at a reception, Thursday, October 28 from 4:30 to 7:30 at the home of resident and Mrs. Franklin Harris.

The Faculty Women's reception is an annual affair and is one of the season's outstanding social events. The committee of arrangements include: Mrs. Vasco M. Tanner president; Mrs. Franklin S.

Harris chairman; Dean Nettie Neff Smart, Mrs. Bertha Roberts, Mrs Elsie C. Carroll, Miss Effie Warnick, Miss Verla Bin-ell and Miss Ileen Waspe. I. C.

U. Club Party Enjoyable I. C. club members met at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Crane Wednesday afternoon, and an enjoyable time was spent exchanging ideas for Christmas gifts.

Mrs. Pearl L. Sharp of Lehi was welcomed into the club. A delicious luncheon was also served to Mrs. Fern Rasmussen of Logan, and Mrs.

Agnes Giles guests, and the following members: Mrs. Dorothy Cassity, Mrs. Eliza Morrill, Mrs. Mary Ereksonl Mrs. Nora Bullock, Mrs.

Dorothy Muhlestein, Mrs. Lida Johnson, Mrs. Florence Billings and Mrs. Belle Manwaring. Provo Group At S.

L. Affair The Salt Lake Mutual Aid auxiliary, entertained at a delightful bridge-luncheon at the Moose club hall in Salt Lake, Wednesday, members of the Utah County Peace Officers' auxiliary being invited as guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ren Thompson and Mrs. Henry East, both of Provo.

The following Provo women attended: Mrs. Roy Passey, Mrs. Ren Thompson. Mrs. Joseph Gourley, Mrs.

George Loveless, Mrs Henry East and Mrs. William' Lewis. Lila E. Brimhall To Read Here A rare treat is in store for the women of Provo who avail themselves of the opportunity of hearing Mrs. Lila Eccles Brimhall of Salt Lake City, read a modern play, Friday at the club house Officers of the Women's Council, sponsors of the distinguished reader, announce that the affair is to commence at 3:45 o'clock and that the doors will be closed promptly at 4 p.

m. A price of 25 cents will be charged. Mrs Nola Nilsson, soloist, will also appear on the delightful program. The public is invited Bridge Party Is Delightful Mrs. Elmer Ivie was hostess to members' of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club at her home.

Mrs. Roy Harding and Mrs Ted Johnson were guests, and the members present were: Mrs Henry Hansen, Mrs. A. G. Hulick, Mrs fifn Uins Mrs Rov Sorenson and Mrs.

Dan Leavitt. After a tasty luncheon, bridge was played, Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Hulick receiving the prizes. Pythian Sisters Pythian Sisters of Provo temple No.

9. met in regular session at the K. of P. hall Wednesday evening, with Mrs. Nancy Moe, most excellent chief, in charge.

SURGERY SAVES FLOWERS Flower stems that are cut with a sharp knife or garden shears diagonally across will be able to absorb more water and will consequently stay fresh longer than that are broken or cut straight across the stems. Elected to Guide U. S. Girl Scouts New leader of- American Girl Scouts is Mrs. Frederick H.

Brooke, above, of Washington, D. chosen national president at the organization's twenty- third annual meeting in Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Brooke succeeds Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of tha former president.

At Parties In Salt Lake Mrs. Clair Mortensen, former Provoan, gave a smart 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday evening at. her new home on Gilmer drive in Salt Lake City, attended by a group of Provo friends. Those from Provo included: Mrs. George Mecham, Mrs.

William Ferre, Mrs. Kenneth Craven and Mrs. Clarence Greer, and Mrs. Justice Johnson, Mrs. Leland Silver and Mrs.

Glen Hester of Salt Lake City were also present. Bridge followed, Mrs. Silver and Mrs. Mortensen winning the favors. The guests remained in Salt Lake overnight, and the same party was tendered a delightful breakfast at the home of Mrs.

Silver at the Fairmont apartments Wednesday morning. Later, they attended the theater. Mrs. Silver accompanied the Provoans home and is the house guest of Mrs. Craven.

(QNGRATULATIONS Beta Sorosis Is Hostess To Utah Sorosis "The Years" Is Reviewed at Club Mrs. Albert Hickman was hostess to members of the Ladies' Literary club Wednesday afternoon at her home. A splendid review of the book, "The Years," by Virginia Woolf, was given 'by Mrs. Wayne B. Hales, and delicious refreshments were served.

Members in attendance included: Mrs. Herald R. Clark, Mrs. Parley L. Larsen, Mrs.

Hugo Price, Mrs. E. A. Paxman, Mrs. Wyman Berg, Mrs.

Arnold Rawlings, Mrs. Albert Hickman, Mrs. M. W. Merrill, Mrs.

Dan Hunter, Miss Marguerite Jepperson, Mrs. Wayne B. Hales, Mrs. Thomas H. Sumner, Mrs.

James A. Owens, Mrs. Richard Bandley, Mrs. Sterling Ercanbrack, Mrs. Lester Taylor, Mrs.

Karl Bandley, Mrs. Cora G. Wilson, M'rs. Wilmer Allen, Mrs. J.

W. Christensen. Mrs. Le- iand Cullirnore and Mrs. Rulon Morgan.

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Singleton, Mrs. JJ- Frank Ward, Mrs. Henry Immisch. Mrs. Lester McEwan, Mrs.

Heber S. Rupper of Provo, and Mrs. E. G. Jensen of Salt Lake City.

Included in the guest list were: Mrs. William Nuttall, Mrs. Fred Singleton, Mrs. Fred Sutherland Mrs. Benjamin Bachman, Mrs.

A. T. Madsen, Mrs. George H. Brimhall, Mrs.

Emma Foote, Mrs. Louie Boyle. Mrs. John Jackson, Mrs. Clara Stubbs, Mrs.

Lyda Allred, Mrs. William M. Wilson, Mrs. Frank Speckart, Mrs. John Roundy, Mrs.

J. E. Cheever. Mrs. Sarah Ellen Thomas, and the granddaughters, Barbara and Elaine Ward, Virginia Rupper and Gloria and Donna Singleton.

Marigolds and roses beautifully decorated the entertaining rooms and the dining table, a delicious hot supper being served during the cany evening. Progressive games were played, prizes going Mrs. Cheever and Mrs. Madsen. Two readings were given by Miss Helen Hoover and a duet was sung by Gloria and Donna Singleton.

Many beautiful gifts were presented to the honbr guest. Postal Clerks' Auxiliary Meeting A special meeting of the auxiliary to the Provo Postal Clerks' organization, will be held at 3 o'clock Friday at the home of Mrs. Albert Rasmussen. Mrs. Francis Newman of Salt Lake City, state president, has a message for the women, and a full attendance will be appreciated Vlanavu R.

S. Teachers' Meeting The Manavu ward Relief society visiting teachers are requested to meet Friday at 2:30 o'clock the home of the president, Mrs. Annie E. Huish, 469 North Third East street. The year's work is to be discussed, and a full attendance is urged.

Mr. and Mrs. Loy Forshee (Edna Peay) wish to announce the birth of a daughter, weighing eight pounds, born this morning at the home, 142 North Ninth West. The new arrival has two brothers- Mr, and Mrs. R.

W. Goodell of 1119 First avenue. Salt Lake City, formerly of Provo, are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Monday afternoon at Holy Cross hospital. Mrs. Goodell was formerly Myrtle Sumpter, Salt Lake, and the babe has one sister.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns have a fine baby girl, born at the Crane Maternity home Wednesday night. The mother is the former Zella Buckner. Las Amigas Club Is Entertained Members of the Las Amegas club were guests of Mrs.

Melva Jensen at her home Wednesday evening. Attractive Hallowe'en-' colors and motifs were used in decorating. A delicious dinner was served, after which bridge was the diversion. Mrs. Bessie Whiting, Mrs.

Arvilla Anderson, Mrs. Hilda Allen and Mrs. Genevieve Thompson were guests, and the members present, were: Mrs. Ray Loveless, Mrs. Atha Stewart, Mrs.

LaVon Trotter, Mrs. Reanon Hansen, Mrs. Merriam Phillips, Mrs. Louise Anderson, Mrs. Bunny O'Brien and Mrs.

Helen Cole. Mrs. Anderson won the high score prize, and Mrs. Stewart the second favor and Mrs. Allen the traveling award.

Among the pleasing club events of the week, was the affair given by the Beta Sorosis for the Utah Sorosis members, Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Vern R. Greenwood. Mrs. Paul Jacobsen and Mrs.

Andrew Broaddus were assisting hostesses for the well planned party. A Czechoslovakian program was presented by Mrs. Miller, who appeared charming in her attractive native costume. She gave a fine paper dealing with the history of the country, customs of the people, the religion, industries, education, recreation, and showed many interesting pictures. Three Czech folk songs which Mrs.

Miller has transposed into English, were sung by a trio comprising Mrs. Ernest Rasmuson, Mrs. C. O. Jensen and Mrs.

F. Blaine Ward. Mrs. Ward sang a lovely Czech number, and two were played on the piano by Mrs Marvin Gease. A tea followed the program, the table being artistic with yellow and bronze chrysanthemums in a crystal bowl, and yellow tapers in crystal holders.

A beautiful silver and crystal service was used. Mrs. 'Glen Simmons aand Mrs. J. Erval Christensen poured.

The refreshments featured Czech delicacies, the Christmas cakes being made by Mrs. Komar Kova, mother of Mrs. Miller, who recently arrived from Czechoslovakia to make her home with her daughter and family. Utah Sorosis members present were: Mesdames Alex Hedquist, George Worthen, Joseph Clark Abe W. Turner, Nellie C.

Bailey William Bailey, Don C. Merrill Georsre Ballif, Claude Ashworth J. R. Robinson, E. D.

Partridge Victor J. Bird, Vasco M. Tanner E. H. Hansen, J.

j. Weight, Mark Brimhall, J. R. Hodson, I. E.

Brockbank and Pervical Bigelow. Mrs. Rova was a special guest. Members in attendance included: Mesdames Karl Young, Erven Nelson, E. B.

Shriver, W. mond Green. D. Orlo Allen. J.

Erval Christensen, Arthur L. Gallup, irma G. Weist, Harold Shriv- Calendar N. OF W. Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the I.

O. O. F. hall. U.

St. W. V. Mt. Timpanogos camp and auxiliary, U.

S. W. will hold a joint session this evening at the Women's cluib house, at which time the state commander and department president will make their official visit. MARY CECELIA Members of the Mary Cecelia club will meet Friday at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Irwin Tolboe.

JOB'S DAUGHTERS Job's Daughters will meet Saturday at o'clock at the Masonic temple, and a full attendance is urged. There will be a practice for the majority degree. Plans Set For Armistice Party An interesting meeting of the American Legion auxiliary was held Wednesday evening at the Armory, presided over by the president. Mrs. Fred Newell.

Mrs. Bernice Dastrup sang two lovely "I Love Life," and "In the Garden of Life." She was accompanied by Mrs. Zenith Johnson. Pep singing was led by Mrs. Ellsworth, with Mrs.

Lucile Simmons at the piano. A report of last activities was read by Mrs. Mary Wayman, and later, an Armistice party was planned for legionnaires and auxiliary members for November 11. Mrs. Irene Mower is to be in charge.

Married Fifty Years; Honored Mr. and Mrs. Jas C. Peterson of Pleasant Grove, celebrated their gulden wedding Tuesday evening. Dinner was served to the following: Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Foutz. Mr. and Mrs. H.

C. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peterson, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Thorne, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs.

Amelia Thompson, Mrs. Stena Steggle, Mrs. Maggie Johnson, Mrs. Mary Jeppson. Mrs.

Marie Jeppson, Swen Nielson, Joseph Murphy, of Pleasant Grove. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

VVil- aamson. Miss Ezma Williamson of Provo, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nielson, Mr. and Mrs.

Owen Thornton of American Fork; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. T. L. Peterson of Lehi, Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Gotberg, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McDanicls, Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.

Aaron Anderson of Salt Lake. The home was decorated with fall flowers and the centerpiece for the dining table was a large wedding cake. The evening was spent in so- cial chat and card games. Lovely gifts were presented to the couple. 'Writers To Gather At Salt Lake Dinner Members of the Provo chapter of the League of Western Writers will attend a "white elephant 1 dinner being given by the Salt Lake chapter, Friday evening at the Art barn in Salt Lake City.

Prof. H. R. Merrill is to be master of ceremonies, it is announced. er, Ernest R.

Rasmuson, Glen Simmons, Vern R. Greenwood, Donald nixon, C. J. Hart, Victor Hedqiiist, Marvin Gease. K.

B. Sauls, Lee Snarr, Andrew Broaddus, Cariton Culmsee, Lorin C. Bryner, Dresden Miller. F. Blaine Ward, Da Costa Paul Jacobsen and Merrill Christopherson.

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R. discussion section of the Women's Council met Friday evening at the club house, with Mrs- W. Woolf, chairman, presiding. Mrs. Sterling Ercanbrack led in the discussion on the Disney bill, and Mrs.

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