The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 52

rJ' FASHIONETTES 6D Ogden Standard-Examiner Thursday May 19 1966 Will Be Held by Does ionces Gifts Members of the BPO Does are) Committee members who will looking forward to their an-assist are: Mrs Allred Annual spring lilac luncheon which drews candy Mrs Edward is schUild Jor Saturday at 1 Tinge I od Mre Ea rt decor ations Mrs The question of what to give business As civilization slowly the bride probably started the evolved things settled down a day men began buying wives 1 bit and it was possible for the rather than carrying them off turn out a njce In the old days acquiring a i aamam UMn horn serviceable earthenware bowl to mastodon rug or rhinoceros cup to present to Neanderthal brides was obviously a risky pm at the Elks Lodge Chairman of the event is Mrs James Logan FASHION SHOW One of the highlights of the afternoon will be a fashion show sponsored by The Belle Monde Honored guest for the after United Press International An open and shut case has been made for color in jewelry this summer) Any color so long as it is black and white Richelieu designer Dorothy Adams says so The size APARTMENT we tiers can add storage space without driving a nail into the wall This free-standing wardrobe has full-length hanging space as well as drawers Move it into the study to make an extra bedroom Peacock David Brigham coffee Mrs Joseph Telck tables Mrs George Falk serving Mrs Herman LeClaire dishes Mrs Wesley Tomlinson fashion show and Mrs Joe A Barney Sr prizes Mrs William Bush Mrs Bruce Walker and Mrs Byron Hillsirom hostesses Otto Henderson parking and Mrs Chester Crawford tickets Following the fashion show cards will be played This event is open to the public Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs Crawford 825-8086 or at the door prior to the luncheon noon will be Mrs Calvin Ramp-ton Mrs Bart Wolthuis Mrs Bracken Lee and the following wives of BPOE Exalted Rulers: Mrs Mark Tillotson Ogden Lodge Mrs Edward Gromer Logan Lodge and Mrs Charles Morgan Roy Lodge also Mrs Wesley Tomlinson Past Supreme President DOTTY DECORATES THESE EXAMPLES of organized storage may help solve your own particular closet problems They are so efficient and attractively arranged you ll proud to show them off The decorative bedroom arrange-ment above shows how well prefabno ztecT zloset units can be assembled to gwe abuM- iull-length closet at the left and the shelf and drawer unit at they fight place things within easy reach and create a dressing table alcove A mauve and green floral pattern wallpapers the alc vAf also contributes floral cutouts for thc drazcer ronts The unpainted dressing table is topped ror and a skirt of shirred muslin Mauve decorate the skirt and conceal the mirror wire message also isjoud and clear Earrings must be enormous NOT FOR TIMID Whether dangling playfully in a pagoda shaped chandelier made up of black or white discs or swinging like a geometric trapeze ear trappings definitely for the timid One of Miss most successful designs in a half-dollar shaped drop hanging from a constrasting button which features a square of black on a white or white on a black ground Clothes have taken on all sorts of geometric designs for spring and summer and buttons are right in front of the parade Buttons have gone square a 1 a and diamond shape Mention any form and your button counter probably will come up with its duplicate sectagonal trapezoidal what have you? help furnish the new cave of the bride-to-be GIFTS OF SILVER Ages later in ancient Greece gifts for the bride were mandatory and had taken on considerable tone Culture was in and the father who was expected to give his daughter at least one-tenth of his possessions as a dowry often presented her with gifts of silver These were usually urns goblets or bowls Strangely enough the sophistication that marked other areas of Greek culture extend to implements for eating and while aristocratic diners of the day drank from silver goblets they had to get along as best they could with an all-purpose spoon and fingers As time went on however knives forks and spoons became popular and gifts of sterling silver flatware eventually became the traditional gift of the parents of the bride This custom of giving sterling flatware to the bride still prevails Sometimes it comes from her parents sometimes from other relatives or friends But no denying the fact that the the best opportunity for a girl to acquire gifts for her table and that a set of solid silver flatware is high on every list Some indication of its popularity was given recently in a survey made of 110 engaged or married men and women by the Sterling Sil-j versmiths of America Here how wedding gifts rated: WEDDING GIFT PREFERENCES Girls Men HERE IS a good arrangement for unused doorways Or you can create the same closet space by partitioning off a few feet at the end of a long room Pair Visits With Honeyville Couple Guests come On Saturday a brother-in-law mi nvwi cicfot rtf Riiinn Bowman out-of-state and sister of Rulon Bowman MRS OWEN FOX is the new president of the American Gold Star Mothers tri-state chapters of Colorado Wyoming and Utah She was installed at the annual convention held in Colorado last week She will attend the national convention in New Orleans La from July 3 to July 6 Roy Auxiliary To View Films The Eoi-Annes will hold their May meeting at the home of Mrs Francis Burton 5135 2100 Thursday at 7:30 pm The hostess will show slides of ler recent trip to Hawaii Mrs Wilford Thomas will leave Thursday May 26 for Germany where she will join Jher husband who has been on TDY there for the past two months Mr and Mrs Thomas will return home in July Miss Anna Falo has returned to her home in Samoa For the past three years she has been living at the Mark Streetor home and attending Roy High School 1 il to Honeyville from as well as from the area close by for dinner visiting birthday and other occasions FROM NEVADA Mr and Mrs Haven Moss and son Guy of Lake Tahoe Nev spent the past week at the home of Mr and Mrs Cecile Chlarson Dinner and an afternoon of visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs DeVern Rasmussen was enjoyed Sunday by Edward Begay and Paul Begay of the Inter mountain School in Brigham City Orem Makes Home In Technological exploration and development are extending the natural potentials of wool the American Wool Council reports BONDING PROCESS For fall a bonding process permits the creation of double-faced wool fabrics oL a sort that cannot be produced by the double-weaving process A rather loose hopsack for example in a gray or neutral i tone can i be bonded to a -taghMightty woven crisp gabardine The myriad heather-toned wools can be bonded back-to-back in a gay combination of possibly a nale plum and a misty one side solid 'the other plaid or tattersall 7 5 Mr and Mrs Carl West of Ogden visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Bowman here Mr and Mrs Harold Coombs of Salt Lake City were guests in Honeyville over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Ross Coombs BIRTHDAY GUESTS Sunday guests at the home Mr and Mrs Alvin Hunsaker on the occasion of Mr birthday were Mr and Mrs Mar telle Hunsaker and son David of Brigham City Mr and Mrs Donald Hunsaker and children Owen and Patsy of Roy Perry Hunsaker and children Harvey and Rebecca and Mr and Mrs Verl Grover and children Steven Verlme and Cindy of Brigham City Mask Will Help Irritated Skin For skin that irritates easily ask a cosmetician to recommend a mask that quiets the irritation and calms the skin It stays on only 10 minutes but does the trick Women To Be Feted At Fine China Sterling Silver Flatware Linens Crystal Stainless Steel Flatware Electric Appliances Furniture Combination of 1 or More Items Listed Other MOST FAVORED As shown here electric appliances and sterling silver flat-ware in that order were the two most favored wedding gifts with furniture coming in third Dislikes in wedding gifts was another subject under scrutiny In response to the question von rpppive anv 8 I Did receive any Cool bonded lace tops a wrinkle-resistant acetate knit skirt to make a handsome travel-prone dress that also goes to the office in style White with black or green skirt 10-18 X408- vt Miss Ogden Dresses Second Floor CLINTON Mr and Mrs Dennis Evans and daughter Denise have purchased the home located at 1207 North 2000 West The Evans were former residents of Orem Utah however Mr Evans lived here in his youth Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Orvell Jones over the weekend were Mrs parents and sister Mr and Mrs George Williams and Laurel Williams of Lewiston Idaho Mrs Naoma Taylor has returned home after visiting with relatives in Salem Ore Mr and Mrs Frank Kroeger of Geneso IU are visiting at the home of their son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Earl Kroeger Also at the Kroeger home is a brother of Mr Kroeger John Kroeger of Milan 111 Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Butler of Kuna Idaho were also weekend guests at the Kroeger home 1 Cfassifel teifes 'f you 67 per cent of the men said but only 48 per cent of the women Whether this proves that men are more critical of wedding gifts or that women are by nature more tactful is guess embroidered The recently released Weber Heights Stake Relief Society officers and teachers will be honored at a special luncheon and program to be held Saturday at the Weber Heights Stake Cultural Hail 1401 Country Hills Drive The honored guests will be Hilda Halverson Ruth Jackson Carma Zaugg Charlotte String-ham Verna Fletcher Alma Petersen Marian Brewer Alona Pusey Bertha Miller and Helen Neuteboom Elder William Critchlow Assistant to the Twelve of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Keith Wilcox president of the Weber Heights Stake and Counsellors LaMar i Buckner and John Reeve Bishop Leo Porter and Leland Florence High Council Advisors General Relief Society Board members and former Stake Board members will also be in attendance The annual spring breakfast Tributes will be given and the of Alpha Delta Kappa wdl be Stake chorus held at the Four Leaf Clover will perform two numbers Cafe Saturday at 9 am Those 5A atiaa Mr and Mrs Ross Schwartz- of Brigham City visited with Mr and Mrs Albert Bingham on Mr and Mrs William Hunsaker went to Grantsyille Friday to celebrate with Mr and Mrs Teryl Hunsaker on the occasion of Mr Hunsaker birthday Mr and Mrs Robert Harper and children Roberta Carol Sharlene and Kathleen of Salt Lake City visited with Mr and Mrs Ursel Hunsaker Sunday Mr and Mrs Stanley Weeks and children Todd and Pamela of Van Nuyes Calif left yesterday for their home after a visit with Mrs Weeks parents Mr and Mrs Albert Thorsted ft Monday-Largo ads must bo in oar office by Friday May 27 1:03 pm Monday-Lincr ads must bo in our office by Friday May 27 6:33 pm Tuesday-Large ads must bo in our office by Saturday May 20 10 am Tuosday-Lincr ads must bo in our office by Saturday May 20 12 noon iJ-A summer cooler BUYMANSHIP HELPS HEP WIFE BEAT HIGH COST OF LIVING WASHINGTON The supermarket industry suggests housewives employ shopping and to help beat the rising cost of living The National Association of Food Chains representing 250 major firms said shoppers should sales on which are priced especially below normal freauently because they are in abundant supply Stung by government reports of sharply rising food prices the association in its first public statement on i subject criticized the government consumer price index as a indicator of the actual food bin It said it is urging some 200000 affiliated cnam stores Mh WVV I Schiffli embroidered spun rayon in delicate pastel tints fashioned in an easy slimline sheath tied with rayon satin Back zipped Green or pink in sizes 12-20 14Vfc-22Vfc 1098 Miss Ogden Dresses Second Floor HTj REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! Seamprufc nylon tricot pajamas Reg 600 joT we should show it in color fe A vV I 1 3A 4j -A ViA S-? 1 -1 The print makes this dress exciting the background is the color of coffee with cream the flowers and ribbon trim are lilac and rust The style is right too Sizes 741 1098 famous pajama at a get-ready- for-vacation price A once-a-year special that smart shoppers wait for In Cloud Blue Shell Pink or Aqua Mint Sizes 32-38 Lingerie Main Floor i i I I I 1 It 1 SKV --I 1 ll a 1 NIiss Ogden Dresses Second Floor 'if: "Vi1 li' IV I 1 -v-k I I 1' 1 il 1 i -i i v' -i' 1.