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SUNDAY IJORimTQ DEOEIJBER 23 1930 HE OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINER New Jumper Suits Are Smart For School and Office Wear Evelyn Is Busy Actress mrs hoover KEPT BUSY IN HOLIDAY WEEK i It Viv 1 i Lake on Wednesday where they passed the day i The children of the ward Primary association were entertained at' a Christmas party by the officers oft the association at the ward amuse-: ment hall Monday afternoon A pro- gram consisting of songs readings' and a one-act play presented by the class entitled on Christmas The entertainment concluded with a visit from Mr and Mrs Santa Claus and each child present received a sack of nuts and candy Max Jensen son of Bishop and Mrs Oley Jensen of Bear River City who is a student of the Dl business college at salt Lake is' passing the holidays at the home of! his parents in this place I Miss Verda Steward who has been' a teacher in the grammar school at Bear River' City- left Friday for her home in Midvale Utah where she will pass the holidays with her parents Miss Erma Selin left i Friday afternoon for her home in- Spanish Fork where she will pass the holidays at the home of her parents She will reopen school here on January 5 i Mrs A Holmgren was hostess to the members of -the Entre Nous club at a business meeting at her home in Bear River City Monday afternoon The business of the meeting was the planning of the socials of the -club the coming season A number of socials were planned the first of the series to be given on New eve Following the session delicious refreshments were served by the llOSt6SS Students who are away from home attending the different colleges and who have arrived home for the hoi idays with parents and other relatives include: Wanda Jensen De-lores Thorsen Darwin Jensen Clifford Thorsen and Elmer Jensen Mr and Mrs Joseph Christensen of Bear River City announce the ar rival of a girl on Thursday Mrs Christense nwas formerly Miss Carrie Anderson of Bear River City Mr and Mrs Christian 2inckof Bear River City have as theirt holiday guests their son Ervin-: who is on a two furlough from the navy stationed at San By JEAN JARVIS Special Correspondent of The Standard-Examiner (Copyright 1930 Consolidated Press Association) Washington if the lady could not qualify this week as the busiest woman in the District or Columbia she certainly would have made a formidable runner-up 111 any sort of fast-stepping contest Day and night brought its quota of things to do and things to say and places to go and between times there was the long-distance tele Phone running into the little cottage light outside of Asheville v-'here the eldest son in the presi aential family is established By wireand by radio the happy Convalescent gets first-hand news from family headquarters where Peggy Ann and Herbert III otherwise Peter and tiny baby Joan are having the grandest Christmas conceivable even for fairy book children Meantime the-three kiddles are bringing to the president and the first lady an inexpressible satisfac- tion and enjoyment such as no honor or achievement or preroga tive of White House privilege or prestige could afford First-hand information coming from those in touch with the White House family affairs indicates that there is the merriest sort of holiday atmosphere there The'excitement starting early in the -week gained-in tempo as Christmas day approached All week long messenger boys whirled out and in the great gateways Trucks piled high with hemlock wreaths gorgeously beribboned sryd evergreens and foliage of various sorts together with trees of cedar pine and hemlock Ih divers sizes and towering shapes moved importantly into tne foreground as Christmas eve approached Every- thing was all set with ribbon decked wreaths in every window laurel and ground pine festoons flauntog from doorways and pillars when the moment came to flood the house anc grounds with the Christmas lights And there is no doubt about It the first lady had a hand in everything even' to the detail of excluding the lovely old-time holly and substituting hemlock and pine and ribbons and as a gesture on behalf of the fast disappearing holly so long ruthlessly beset in the pursuit of Yuletide decorations 1 LYMAN SKEEN HAS FAMILY PARTY PLAIN CITY Dec On Sun- day December 21 at the old home at Plain City twelve of the fifteen living sons and daughters with their companions and two pr three close friends observed at a specially prepared dinner with Lyman Skeen and wife Annie Skelton Skeen the eightieth anniversary of Mr Skeen birth which occurred at Keg Creek Mo on December 18 1850 The only absent sons and daughters were -Charles of Twin Falls Ida Electa i of Messa City Ariz and Isabel Carlton of West Weber who was i unable to attend on account of illness At the close of the day a family organization was effected with Charles as chairman Joseph as vice chairman1 and Ivy Skeen Marsden of Murray Utah as sec- xctsry Mr Skeen is the last survivor of the first settlers of Plain City who now live in this immediate vicinity His father Josepi Skeen was a member of the famous Mormon battalion yapd also a member of the early plonkers to Utah having reached the valley here but two or three days after the company led by Brigham YoUng Having been honorably discharged from the battalion "Joseph Skeen remained but a few days here in the valley and then returned to his family in the Evelyn Laye just keep away from London She came to Hollywood and had just finished her first picture Heavenly for United Artists when she was called back to London to take Peggy place in the musical comedy during illness Evelyn is coming back to Hollywood you can Laye to that- By JOAN SAVOY i Written for NEA Service JUMPER suits are having a vogue this winter which they really deserve They have such a jaunty something about them And they are so useful for the office worker the school girl or the sportswoman The 1930 jumper suit usually goes in for a tricky color combination1 uses two or even three materials and ends up by being an addition to any home or office and mighty becoming Ask the girl who wears one if she had compliments on the days she has had it on! Flannels silk and wool mixture and silk cotton and wollen mixtures are being used for jumper suits The little underblous may be long sleeved or short But it usually has a tailored collar with a tie fancy pin or jabot effect For a certain feminity is demanded by the best jumper suits today For wear under the whiter coat nothing could be gayer nor more useful than a dark rich yellow cotton and woolen crepe suit (left) with a light yellow cotton blouse The skirt is pleated all around below hipline and has two pockets and Its armholes and neckline finished in pointed scallops There is a belt of self material and! a snappy necktie Evanston Social News rled out and covers were laid for Air and Mrs Howard Hbpkins and daughter Helen of Ogden Air-and Airs Thomas Hopkins and daughter Bonnie James Hopkins of Robertson and the -'hosts Air and Airs George Cue enter- -tained at a prettily arranged dinner at 3:30 Poinsettias in a pewter -bowl centered the table at which covers were laid for Miss Elizabeth Alayne AW Cue and he hosts- Air and Mrs A Blair entertained at an attractive dinner about 2 Favors were small Santa Claus figures made of candy and ruifc Besides the members of their immediate family covers were laid or Air and Airs Thomas Osborne Dr and Airs A Cheese were hosts at dinner at 3 Christmas decorations made the table attractive and covers were laid for Air and Airs John Cheese Clifford Os-Jerg Edith Clarence and Robert Cheese and the hosts Air and Airs Matthew-Morrow entertained at a family dinner 'at 2 The Christmas colors were carried out in the decorations and covers were laid for Air and Airs Fred Coles Miss Agnes Coles Fred Coles Jr Bud and John Coles and Air and Airs Melvin Gunn Air and Airs Charles Fowkes entertained at dinner at their ranch home north of Evanston at 3 Besides members of their immediate family covers Were laid for their daughter and' sors-in-law Air and Airs Charts Cook Air and Airs Oscar Anderson" and their family and Air and Airs Anderson enjoyed a no-host dinner at the Oscar Anderson home about 3 The table was-bright with Christmas decorations Air and Airs Percy Shields were hosts at a well arranged dinner at 5 A small Christmas tree and red tapers were used on the table Covers were laid for Mr and Airs Charles Hunt and family Air- and Mrs -James Femelius and family of Uintah Beverley Shields and the hosts- Air and Airs John Alills presided at a well arranged dinnrv at 3j Bronze chrysanthemums' were used to center the table and tall red candles were in green holders- Covers wre laid for Air and Airs Gilbert and son Jack of Ogden Air and Airs John Alilis and daughter Esther and son Jack Air and Mrs Walter Wheeler and sons Joe and Edwin Air and Airs Aliles Alexander and sons Aliles Jean and Charles Airs Charles De-loney and the hosts Air and Mrs Varney ente'r- tained at a 5 dinner Christmas afternoon Red roses in an amber bowl formed an attractive centerpiece and red tapers were in low holders Covers were laid for Aim Jamfes Whittle Air and Airs George Ewer and Frances Betty and Joyce Ewer Miss Naomi Whittle Glen Lee of Rawlins and the hosts Aliss Jesse Guild entertained the members of the Uinta campfire organization at her home Tuesday evening Bunco was plaved honors being won by Aliss EdTth Cheese A Christmas spelling game was also played honors beirig won "toy Aliss Lois Benson After the games a delightful luncheon was served The favors were red and green candy candlesticks The living rooms were attractively decorated with a Christmas tree and with streamers of red and green with silver Icicles Aliss Edith AlcKelvey guardian presented each girl wtih a leather bound book arranged for use by Campfire Girls as a diary Those present were Aliss Ethel AlcKelvoy and the Afisses Eleanor Stine Beverley Shields Eloine Cook Grace Lake Grace Buck Dorothy Pendleton Bella Johnson Sadie Sample Lois Benson Annie RappvVerl Dunning Edith Cheese Alice Blair Elizabeth Fearn Inez Lusty and Jessie Guild Air and Mrs George Cue entertained at bridge Wednesday evening Present were Air and Airs Cleigh Powers Air and Airs Kenneth Ewer Air and Airs Clyde Kurtz and the hosts High score was won by Air Ewer? At the close of the evening luncheon was served Air and Airs Rees Reed entertained at a 6 dinner the evening of Christmas day Rpd roses formed an attractive centerpiece arid covers were laid for 14 The reclamation plant employes Christinas tree ana program held in Ritz hall Alonday evening was one of the outstanding events of the holiday season There was a visit from Santa as impersonated by Bishop Harold Brough and an excellent program was given Those taking part in the program were Robert and John Neilson Miss Anna McCann Bertha Burton Dorothy' Ala-rie Taylor Warren Palmer Alary Kenney Aubrey Larson Arthur and Marjorie Sim Frank Diston Aliss Esther Burdett and 'pupils A Drechsler Alelvin and ctierschel Smuin George Bodine Jack and Bob Tueller Andy Horne and James Home Jr4 Katherine Kenney Ol-ga and Norma Burkus Louise Dis ton Bernice Hunt Eleanor Queal Alaiy Bricken and Bob orchestra The Christmas tree was unusually beautiful and the hall decorations were very effective Five hundred bags of nuts and candy and oranges were distributed to the children 'The various edmmittees in charge of arrangements for the-affair included George Bodine Pete Murphy John Murphy George Lake Sam Vernieu Ed Jones Theodore Hayes Emmett Leek Sam Thornhill Charles Hunt Joe Seitz William Orrell Archie Griggs Alex Kiddy Oscar Anderson Frank Bean Palmer John Aloore Alex Easton William Edmiston Thomas Hopkiris and Ernest Palmer for the yellow cotton blouse of dark brown silk polka dots on a yellow background Quite different in aspect and better suited to the sports woman is the smart looking vivid red flannel Jumper over a white linen blouse and a white flannel skirt or a skirt of matching red flannel This Jumper top has a deep neckline to show the collar and Jabot of the linen waist It is fairly short fitting the figure around the waistline and stopping just at the top of the hipline The skirt has a front and back panel with pock-ets bles followed by birdge' Prizes for the bridge games were i awarded to Mrs Roy Thompson ana Mrs Chester Knudson At the conclusion of the program gifts were exchanged by the members present Mrs Francis Fishburn -and son Frank and daughter Dorothy of Salt Lake are passing the Christmas holidays with relatives in Brigham City GARLAND Dec Mr and Mrs Ellis Wood of Howell announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to Charles Munns son of Mrs Charles Munns of Garland The marriage took place at Alalad Ida on and the young people left immediately for Los Angeles where they expect to pass the winter Miss Wood is a graduate of the high schools in Box Elder county havings attended Hie Bear River High school and also the Box Elder High school At the time of her marriage she Was employed at a nurse at Valley hospital in Tremonton Mr Munns is a graduate of the Bear River High school and 6 former student of the Utah Agricultural college at Logan Glenn Archibald of Garland accompanied the newlyweds to the California city The members of the Bear River High School Faculty club held their annual Christmas party at the high school on Saturday 'evening The room was beautifully decorated in the Christmas colors and a neatly! trimmed Christmas tree completed the adornment of the room Games were played during the evening arid luncheon' served to guests The guests The WILLARD Dec and Mrs John Ward of I Willard entertained at a family dinner at their home on 4 Christmas day Dinner was served at one long table adorned with Christmas colors and the following members of the family were present Mr and Mrs Welton Ward and son Harvey! of Willard "and Kenneth and Owen sons of Mr and' Mrs Weltop Ward? who are attending the University of Utah in Salt Lake Mr and Mrs Angus Ward and family Carl Wardson of Mr and Mrs John Ward who Is at present residing at Long Beach Cal Dr William Ward and son Donald of Salt Lake Mr arid Mrs Glen Taylor of Bear River City are at the home of Mrs parents Mr- and Mrs Ward of Willard Miss Phoebe Harding principal of the Junior High school at Logan is passing the holiday vacation week with her brotherDwight Harding of Willard She motored to Provo Wednesday where she passed Christmas day at the home of her sister and family- Mr and Mrs William Facer of that place While in Salt Lake Miss Harding called at the home of her uncle and family Mr and Mrs Jones Mrs Annie Nicholas and daughter Roberta of Willard passed Wednesday in Ogden visiting relatives and shopping Mr and Mrs James Vreekln of Sait Lake motored to Willard Wed-nesday evening where they passed Christmas at the -home of Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Dial of Willard They Also visited at the home of Mr grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Elsey of Willard Phillip Elsey who is attending the University of Utah in Salt Lake made a trip to Willard Wednesday where he passed-Christmas at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Charles P- Elsey Mrs Hubbard of Willard went to Salt Lake Wednesday -eve riing where she passed Christmas at the home of her daughter Mrs Julia Welling! Following Jierv visit to the Welling home she will leave 1 the -for Los Angeles where she expects included and BRIGHAM CITY Dec The Home Economics club members were delightfully entertained at a Christmas party at the home of Mrs Spindler of Brigham City on Friday evening The rooms were artistically adorned In the Christmas colors and a prettily decorated Christmas tree stood in one corner of the room Luncheon was served at small tables following which time was passed at bridge with honors going to Mrs Vera Anderson Mrs Claud Stacey There were 12 members and the following guests present: Mrs Thelma Nelson Mrs Co-nine and Mrs Orsen Nelson Mr and Mrs William Dunn of Brigham City left Sunday for Salt Lake where they passed Christmas holidays with Mr and Mrs Max Fishburn and daughter Mrs Fish-burn is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Dunn Mr and Mrs of Bright lor Los Angeles pass the son and daughter Cityi left Monday i where they expect! days at the home rell- and dinner at 4:30 Poinsettias formed a centerpiece Besides members Of their immediate family covers were laid for Airs Guild Airs May-Jones and Airs Virginia Schofield and son Wayne Air and Mrs Willoughby entertained at a well-arranged dinner at 5 Christmas afternoon A miniature Christmas tree formed centerpiece and covers were laid-for Air and Airs William arramore Jr and son Lee Air and Mrs Lawrence Narramore and two sons Gerald and Francis of Green River Air and Mrs Willoughby and daughter Geraldine Loralne Ella Fae Glen and Gilbert Willoughby and the hosts Air and Airs John Priborsky hat Mr and Airs Bailey anc daughter- Donna as their dinner guests at 2 A miniature Christmas tree centered the table and red tapers were in low holders Mr and Airs Williams en tertatned at a family dinner Christ mas day at 2 Cover were laid for Air' and Airs Wil liams Harry Williams Jr II Morrison Robert Williams Aliss Ruth 4 Williams Alden Vera and Emory Williams and the hosts Airs Roy Anderson entertained at an attractive dinner at 4 and covers were laid for Air arid Mrs William Anderson" Air and Airs Frank Hoffman Helen? Billie and Francis Hoffman Air and Airs William Sylvester of Ogden Edward Sylvester Mr and Airs G-R Anderson Lucille and Russel Anderson and the hostess Air and Airs Ed Horrocks had as their dinner guests at 3 Air and Airs Cliff orti Ragen and two children of Green River Airs Amelia Ramsay and George Horrocks Air and Airs William Pugh and their daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs William Haines and' family had their Christmas dinner together' at 5 Christmas decorations were used on the table Dr and Airs Eskelson presided at a well-arranged dinner at 2 Christmas flowers and red tapers were used on the table and covers were laid for Air and Airs George Carruth Air and Mrs Henderson Claude Grove and the hosts Mr and Airs A Davis enter tained at a 4 dinner American Beauty roses in a crystal bowl formed a centerpiece and red tapers were in cut glass holders Covers were laid for Air and Airs William Narramore Sf Aliss Cleo Naira-more Air and Airs James Whittaker Jr and daughter Lela Air and Airs Percy Hudson and two daughters Muril Jean and' Ellen Wesley Reece of Laramie Dr and Airs Lloyd Goodman were hosts at dinner at 3 Red roses in a crystal bowl centered the table and covers were laid for Air and Mrs Ewer Hummel Fred- Shafer of Salt Lake arid the hosts Air and Airs Walter Crompton entertained at dinner at 4 Christmas decorations were used on the table and covers were laid for Air and Airs David Lewis mid son David Jr Helen Crompton and the hosts Mr and Airs Jessie Hatten entertained at a 3 dinner A color scheme of red and green was carried out in the table decorations and covers were laid for Air and Mrs Edgar Hatten and son Edgar Alil-ton Air and Airs Fred Barnes Airs Susie Hatten Air and Airs: Clarence Davies' and' Margaret Jessie Elmer and Hazel Alae Hatten east EVANSTON Wyo Dec Many were the delightful Christmas dinners held in Evanston homes this holiday season Homes were bright with evergreen and holly and lighted tapers and the dinner whether a family affair or one at which friends were gathered was the event of the day Mr and Mrs John R-Rennie had Mr and Mrs I Kastor as their dinner guests at 2 A minla ture 'Christmas tree formed an attractive centerpiece Mr and Mrs Glen Terry presided at an attractive dinner at 3 Holly mistletoe and American Beauty roses formed a centerpiece and covers were laid for Judge and Mrs John Arnold Mr and Mrs Thad Walton 'of Salt Lake Mrs Minnie Samplfe and children Florence- Sadie and Junior Sample Earl Hewitt Miss Dorothy Arnold of Sheridan Wyo Charlie Arnold of Cheyenne and the hosts Mr and Mrs Thomas Miller entertained at a well arranged dinner at 3:30 Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs Henderson Miss Rita Henderson- Miss Virginia Henderson Miss Bessie Hepderson Mack Henderson Miss Agnes Miller Miss Elizabeth Miller Dan Miller and the hosts Mr and Mrs George Mosey were hosts at dinner at 3 The Christmas motif was' carried out in the table decorations and covers were laid for Mr and Mrs Howard? Mosey Lois and George Mosey and the hosts Mr and Mrs John Ewer entertained at an attractive dinner at 3 Poinsettias in a crystal bowl centered the table and covers 'weer laid for Mr and Mrs- Kenneth Ewer and son Paul Mr and Mrs Long Miss Tressa Ewer and the hosts Miss Armenia Allard was hostess at dinner at 4 Eovely red roses centered the table at which covers were laid for Joseph Allard of Rock Springs John Smith Miss Paula Burns Miss Frances Smith and the hostess Mr and Mrs Baird entertained at a well arranged dinner at 2:30 Besides members of their immediate family covers were laid for Beulah: Osborn and Mr and Mrs Robert Finney 'Mr and Mrs A Benson presided at a dinner given at 1:30 The Christ mas colors were attractively carried out in the decorations and covers were laid for Mr and Mrs Chai les Beveridge and daughter Mary Elizabeth of Price Utah Mr and Mrs Tidball Mr and Mrs Robert Hoehner and three children Robert June and Beverley of Ogden Lois Benson and the hosts Mr and Mrs Frank Cashin were hosts at a beautifully arranged dinner at 2:30 Red roses in a crystal bowl centered the table at which covers were laid for the Rev John Mr and Mrs Roger LaChappelle Cleo and Marian LaChapelle Mr and Mrs Lester Dean Mrs Ellen Cashin and the hosts x--w Mr and Mrs -Andrew Coutts entertained at a family dinner at 2 A miniature Christmas tree centered the table and covets were laid for Mr and Mrs William Coutts Airs Robert Faddis Mr and Airs James Low ham and daughter Bernice and Alice of Ogden Air and Airs John Faddis and three sons and the hosts Air and Airs Neil Bennett presid-! ed at a smartly arranged diriner at! 3 A small Christmas tree! formed the centerpiece and covers' were laid for Mr- and Airs Payne and daughter Geraldine Air and Airs Roy Bryan Airs EerchaJ Rupe Airs Mary Wilson of Long Beach- and the hosts Air -and Airs Robert Guild' were hosts at an attractive Christmas Mr Skeen has been a pioneer and builder in every sense of the word He has served on ward building committees on a number of occasions For many years he was a school trustee He has been actively engaged in irrigation enterprises in both- Utah- and Idaho' Probably the outstanding field of activity and the one in which Mr Skeen has become most well and favorably known in Utah as well as surrounding states is in the handling of horses Mr Skeen is a lover of good horses and has bought and sold thousands of head being very successful in matching and supplying fire department carriage and dray teams He has always taken a lively interest in politics being a staunch Republican Mr' Skeen Is a member of the IT church and a high priest in life North Weber stake He was married twice His first wife Electa Dixon died in 1890 1 In the family at present there are fifteen children sixty-four grandchildren and forty great-grandchil- dren T'ose -present Sunday besides their companions were: Joseph Skeen of Warren Skeen and A Skeen of Salt Lake City Skeen and Mary Skeen Rawson of Ogden Mrs Clyde Marsden of Murray Utah Blair Skeen Wllford Skeen George Skeen Elwood Skeen and Mrs William Freestone of Plain City and Mrs Harvey Cook of Hooper course luncheon was served at small tables each centered with a vase of red roses Following the luncheon the evening was passed in playing bridge with honors going to Mrs Warren Knudson and Mrs Earl Anderson The committee in charge of the affair included Mrs Milton Jensen Mrs John Burt and Mrs Floyd Knudson Mrs Eugene Wix-om was a guest of the club Students who have returned from the different colleges they are at te riding to pass the holidays with relatives in Brigham City include: Mable Jensen Elva SImonsen De-Lone and Grant Valentine Sylvano Seigfried payle Bunderson JLois Christensen Asa Beecher John Lil-lywhite Demovire and Zella Skidmore Ralph and Merrell George Glenn Lowell Roskelley and George Anderson Miss Eleanor Ryan who Is attending Westminster college at Salt Lake arrived in Brigham City Friday evening to pass the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Ryan Mr and Mrs Oscar Dunn of Brigham City announce the marriage of their daughter Lois to Mr Owen Albert-' Taylor ofj Blackfoot Idaho The marriage took place in the temple at Logan December 24 Miss Dunn is a graduate of the Box Elder High schools and also a normal studeht of Utah Agricultural college of Logan For the past several years she has been engaged in teaching school and of late seasons has been one of the teachers of the Perry district school MivTaylqr is a graduate of the Utah Agricultural college The young people expect to make their home in Blackfoot Idaho Bishop and" Mrs Milton Marble and children of Bothwell and Mr and Mrs Thomas Simmons and baby of Beaver dam passed Christmas day at the home of Mi' and -Mrs A Simmons of Brigham City Mr and Mrs Charles Forsgren of Brigham City entertained at a family dinner at their home on Christmas day Those who were present from out-of-town included their daughter Mrs Alice Eliiason and daughters Carol and Alta and Mrs Ernest White all of Salt Lake Members of the Call and Knudson families of Brigham -and out-of-town places assembled at a Christmas dinner and socjal at the Idle Isle on Christmas day The Spanish dining roo mat which te dinner was served was gay' with Christmas colors and each Small table was centered with a prettily decorated and sparkling Christmas tree Floyd Knudson acted as toastmaster and a delicious hot dinner was served at 4 to the following Mr and Mrs Floyd Knudson and family Mr and Mrs Warren Knudson and family Mr and Mrs Percy Knudson and family Mr and Mrs William Call and family Dr and Mrs Bryan and son Kelly and Mrs mother Mrs Kelly of Salt Lake Ambrose Merrill of California Mr and Mrs Arthur Neeley and son Arthur of Logan Mr and Mrs David Call and baby Mrs Lulu Call and family and Mr and Mrs Will R- Holmes all of Brigham City Mr and Mrs LeRoy Chadwick who have been guests for some time at the home of Mrs parents Mrand Mrs Ernest Horsley of Brigham City left Friday by motor for their home in Flagstaff Ariz Miss Louise Horsley of Brigham City is passing the Christmas holidays with relatives in Salt Lake Mr and Mrs Glenn Burt of Brigham City chaperoned a party of young folks at a Christmas partyju the home of Farrell Lee on Monday evening The rooms were gay with Christmas decorations and a hot chicken dinner was served to eight couples of young people Following the serving of dinner all concluded the entertainment with dancing Mrs Alf Olsen was hostess to the members of the Finnesse club when they were delightfully entertained at a gay Christmas party at her home at Perry Monday evening The rooms were decorated in keeping with the Yuletide season and a red and green color scheme was carried out in all the arrangements Luncheon was served at small ta- to pass the winter near her son Dr Milton Hubbard of that Place Miss Hermian Jones daughter: of Mrs Jones Sr of Willard went to Ogden Thursday where she will pass the remainder of the week at the home of her brother Mr and Mrs Jones Jr of Ogden vl( Mr and Mrs August BraeggeTTi and Mr and Mrs Mike Loveland and Miss Lydia Braecger of Willard motored to Ogden Tuesday where they passed the day visiting and shopping Mr and Mrs Leland Skanchy of Logan who are attending theLe-land Stanford university at Palo Alto Cal are passing the holidays With their parents Mr and Mrs Skanchy of Logan artd Mr and Mrs' Joseph Mason Of Willard Vere'il White son of -Bispop and MrsEnhraim White of Willard who has labored for the past twenty-seven months as a missionary for the L' church in England Is expected to arrive in Willard on Monday Misses Doril White and Rene Stauffer and Edward Ward who are students of the Utah Agricultural college at Logan are passing the holidays with their parents Bishop and Mrs Ech White Mr and Mrs Stauffer and Mr and Mrs Ward all of Willard Ada Woodyatt daughter of Mr and Mrs Haryey rWoodyatt of Willard who is a student of the University of Utah is passing the holidays at the home of her par CIMr and Mrs Clarence Baird of Roy passed Christmas day at -the home of Mr sister Mrs-Angus Ward and family and Mr and Mrs John Nelson all of Wil- Mrs William Stevenson of Willard left Friday noon for Preston Ida having received word 1 of the serious illness of mtoher Mrs Katherine Fields of Ogden who is passing the at the home of her daughter Mrs William Moore of Preston Bishop Mrs Richards Mr and Mrs A Tayloij Mr and Mrs Last Miss Margaret Woodside Miss Ruth Johnson Miss Edna Burnham Mrs Oneta Shurtz Mr and Mrs Hugh Davis all of Garland The annual party sponsored by the Ladies' Self Culture club of Garland given for the children of the community was conducted in the Armory building at Garland Saturday evening from 7 to 10 The party was well attended by parents as well as children and an entertaining program was carried out Following the program the children engaged in dancing and Just before the closing hour Santa Claus appeared and each child was given a present from the large tree The room was bright with spirited Christmas colors Brigham Marriot and son Emery and daughter Mrs Virginia New-lands attended the funeral services for Mr brother held at Clearfield Sunday 1 Mr and Mrs Homer Hansen of Salt Lake passed the week-end at the home of parents Mr and Mrs A Capqner Mrs Capener having accompanied them home after a visit in Salt Lake Mrs Joseph Kirkham Robert and Venna Kirkham and Mrs Eugene Bone and Miss June Stayner all of Garland motored to Ogden during the week and passed the day shopping BEAR RIVER CITY Dec Mr and Mrs Ralph Jensen were host and hostess "to the members of the Entre Nous club of Bear River City at their home Thursday evening- The luncheon was served at small tables ceritered with lighted candles of red in green holders The luncheon was' served in three courses Following serving of luncheon Monte Carlo whist was the diversion of the evening Those present included: Mr and Mrs Bernard Hansen Mr and Mrs Holmgren Mr and Mrs A Holmgren Mr and Mrs A Christensen Mr and Mrs Taylor Mr arid Mrs Weidman Mr and Mrs A brother family Miss lone Myers left Brigham City Friday night for Long Beach where she expects to pass the holidays with her parents Members of the Brigham City Ro-tarians' club together with their families were entertained at their annual Christmas patty in the Commercial club rooms Tuesday evening President Jesse Hoopes gave the address of welcome and Roy Shaw chairman of the entertainment committee introduced Claude Slowy as master of ceremonies The following program was carried out: Community singing conducted by Mrs Connie Peters and Amelia Welling a reading by Miss Ua Whitworth two vocal selections by Kent Clark and the little four-year-old daughter of Mr and Airs LeRoy White of Perry entertained with two songs Mrs Welling gave the Christmas story The program was concluded with the visit of Santa Claus when stockings filled with candy nuts and other dainties were presented to the children of the members present -Out-of-town students who are attending the Box Elder High school who have gone to pass the holidays at the home of their parents are: -Miss Norma Eliason of Stone Idaho Miss Irene Warburton of Etna Utah Olean Palmer Klea Pugsley and David Olague of Park Valley Earl James and Veryle Wood of Howell The club members of the Box Elder High school were delightfully i entertained at a Christmas party at the home of' Dr and Mrs Marble with Miss Helen Marble and Miss Mary Olsen as hostesses Monday evening The rooms were adorned In Christmas decorations and a delicious hot luncheon was served at small tables Following the luncheon the evening was passed in playing bunco with prizes going to Miss Dorothy Larsen and Miss Camille Christensen Guests of the club were Miss Carmen Halverson and Miss Dorothy Fishburn Brigham-people who are enjoying the holidays at their homes after a season of teaching school in other I parts of the state include Leota Wright from Park Valley Elaine i Reeder Standrod May HiUstrom Garland Thelma' Valentine Fielding Ellen Schow Deweyville Emma Abbot Plymouth Bemiece Seffield Clear Creek Lola Madsen and Lea-la Seeley Bothwell Mary Anderson Grace Watkins and Clifford Frye Corinne Frank Stevens Deweyville Ann Pearson Arimo Idaho Margaret Pearson Rexburg Idaho Mr and Mrs Walt Madsen of Brigham City went to Salt Lake the early part of the week where they passed the Christmas holiday with their children who are living there The annual Christmas party of the Social Development club members was held at the home of Mrs Frank Earl on Monday evening The rooms were beautifully decorated in the Yuletide colors with tall red candles in green holders placed about the rooms in a very artistic i arrangement to harmonize with the prettily adorned Christmas tree that held a gift for each guest A -two- -5 SMACK! He? (with hands over her If you guess who It is In three guesses going to kiss you Jack Frost Davy Jones Santa Weekly Sydney -y" 'VV': -M Mr and Mrs Carl Adams of Hiverdale announce the marriage of their daughter Mary to Leland Harris of Los AngeleS on December 27 The couple left immediately for California to make their Yome Chinese tea growers are worried Air and Mrs George Hopkins 'were lover the decline 'of exports their hosts at dinner at 5 The products due to their old-style meth-holiday colors were attractively car-1 ods of merchandising INSTRUCTION DEWEYVILLE Dec The primary officers of the' Deweyville ward With Mrs Lettie Burbank Iverson Mr and Mrs Iverson "president assisted by the counselors The first of year is fine time to start the study of music Every one should sing also enjoy the wonderful pleasure of playing some instrument Ogden Conservatory of Music Offers instruction in Piano Violin Singing Harmony Theory and All Wind Instruments for beginners as well as ad- vanced students in class and private Arthur Frefcer at studios Sunday and Tuesday Clarence Hawkins at studios Wednesday Ellen Thomas at studios Monday Thursday Friday Saturday Aliss Katherine Thomas at studios Saturday Aliss Pearl Driuglass at studios Saturday entertained the officers of the organization at her home In Deweyville Friday afternoon The time was passed In music and games and social chat Following the diversion refreshments were served to the officers and teachers present Mr and Mrs Thomas Wheatley of Deweyville entertained as their dinper guests at their Jiome in Deweyville on Sunday Mr and Mrs Henry Yates and daughter Zola Of Harper" Mrs Verb Eames and children of American Falls Idaho is passing Mr and Mrs A Cates and Mr and Mrs Erickson Mr and Mrs Daniel Christensen of Bear River City report the arrival of a boy born Friday Mother and babe are at the hospital in Garland and are reported as getting along nicely The mother was formerly Miss Mettie Ros eof Bear River City Henry Johnson and sons Taylor and Clinton passed Saturday visiting relatives in Salt Lake Mr Johnson also transacted business Mr and Mrs Ralph Jensen of Bear River City motored to Salt the winter at the home of her parents Air" and Mrs Chris Hansen of Deweyville The Ispecial services conducted by the chorum of the Tremonton ward held in the Deweyville ward chapel Sunday evening included the following program: Talks by Elmer Anderson Ray Holdaway and Earl Alarble of Deweyville reading AI -s Ray Holdaway and a vocal solo by Earl Alarble Air and Airs Joseph Hausser of Deweyville left Tuesday morning by motoexj for California where they expect "to pass a ten-day vacation We Wish Our Patrons A Happy New Year Peggy Beauly Shop Over Knitting Store Phone 793 or 1410-J Office Hours: 3 to 6 Daily.