The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 19

SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 21 1937 IN CHARGE OF OTYOKWA CLUB DANCE Drill Team Holds No-Host Dinner Indian Village Is Motif Used At Club Dance vk- vv Pomp Rules 1937 Annual Army Dance Military pomp and splendor prevailed at the annual formal ball given by the Salt Lake City chapter of the Reserve Officers association of the United States Army Friday night at the Hotel Utah Colonel Jacob A son of Salt Lake City was chairman of the event At nine the grand march took place led by Governor and Mrs Henry Blood Attractive favors were presented to the ladies during the evening Guests from Ogden and near vicinities included Captain and Mrs Savage Captain and Mrs Porter Robbins Lieut and Mrs Joseph Sangberg Cologne! and Mrs Nims Colonel and Mrs Ralph Poulton Captain and Ms Floyd Gbates of the Huntsville CCC camp Lieut and Mrs Miller Christiansen and Lieut and Mrs Fry of the Willard CCC camp Richard Horrocks Weds Ada Parcell At Portland Rites 4 -K- f' 4 i VV if A -V wa Miss Valine Checketts (left to right) Bliss Phyllis Mayer Miss Lois nsign and Bliss Nora Lou Allen who ir Vvr miw ensign ana miss ivora Lou Allen who were In chare th dan iwn Saturday at the Weber college ballroom by the Otyokwa club of Weber college (Photo bylvelanfstud) Weber County Board Of Pioneers Convenes Women of Moose Hold Meeting In New Room One of Weber outstanding social events of the season was the annual dancing party held by the Otyokwa club in the Weber college ballroom last Saturday Approximately 400 alumni members and invited guests attended The decorations created the atmosphere of an Indian village The central decoration was a large white teepee upon which Indian signs were painted iU green carrying out the club colors of green and white Picturesque Hopl Indian dolls were in each window and two large totem poles were on either side of the orchestra stand Around the orchestra were miniatures of the large teepee A reproduction of the pin gold and pearl crossed arrows was placed above the balcony The song was sung by members of the club Girls sponsoring the dance were President Valine Checketts Vice President Phyllis Moyer Secretary Lois Ensign Treasurer Nora Lou Allen and Alice Balan Margaret Gaddie Marie Holland Leone Grandy Alice Harris Phillis Brown Ruth Goddard Marcia Nicholas Barbara Bingham Josephine Stone Ellen Miner Evelyn Buehler Helen Abbott Maxine Scillian Evelyn Taylor Jo Anne Smith Margaret West Bette Herrington Kathleen Painter Eloise McKay Bernice Crittle Ruth White Janet Wilcox Shirley Turnquist and Jane Nickson Following the dance the members of the Otyokwa club entertained their partners at a delightful buffet luncheon in the Spanish room of the Hotel Ben Lomond Those in attendance were Valine Checketts and Woodrow Peterson Phillis Mayer and Verdi Powell Lois Ensign and George Nichols Alice Balan and- Renae Hickman Alice Harris and Vaughn Nelson Margaret Gaddie and Harold Hoops Phillis Brown and Bill Bowman Marie Holland and Darryl Woodland Ellen Miner and Dick Walker Barbara Bingham and Bob Becker Evelyn Buehler and Haven Moss Bette Herrington and Bill Larson Josephine Stone and Bob Clark Margaret West and Floyd Bowman Maxcia Nicholas and Harold Stoker Kathleen Painter and Earl Rouse Evelyn Taylor and Max Parker Maxine Scillian and Gordon Bader Jane Nickson and Tom Syphers Ruth White and Bill Cox Bernice Criddle and Bob Emmett Shirley Turnquist and Vern Hadlock and Janet Wilcox and Raymond Holmes i- Helen Brady Is Named Queen of Beehive Girls Miss Helen Brady daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Brady was selected as queen of the Bee Hive girls of the Fourth ward at the dance on Friday evening in the recreational halL Her partner was Jack -Dial son of Mrs Emma Dial Maids of honor were Dorothy Woodbury and La-Von Chatland The small son and daughter of Mr and Mrs James acted as train bearers First Aid Club Elects Officers New officers elected by the First Aid club of the American Red Cross at its regular meeting Wednesday evening "are as follows Nina Langford president William Goddard vice president Kathrine Seibold secretary-treasurer Seth Reeder reporter Retiring officers were: Seth Reeder president Johanna Griffith vice president Marge Me-Entee secretary treasurer Seibold reporter Dr Praper gave an interesting talk on first aid and the care of various-kinds of fractures The club will meet again March 3 Wednesday evening Supper Follows Ball of Pep Club Following the Cupids Ball held by the Girls association of the Weber High school the Pep club of the school entertained their partners at a buffet supper In the English and Shakespearian room the Hotel Ben Lomond The following Pep members and their partners were present: Beth Ellis Darwin Shupe Arlene Mitchell Carl Stokes Florence Blanch Dick Bargeron Beth Russell Henery Cottle Elsie Roush Jack Hartely( Thora Taylor Bud Williams Irene Drake Roy Stevens Leah Kendall Garfield Elaine Fife Mario Paul Vivian Richardson Arvel Strat- ford Nina Randall Ben Earl FowJer June Taylor Elmer Allen Velma Wyatt Lynn Page Margaret Favero Jack Kearns Isabel Wade Percy Peterson Levina Hammon and Clifford Johnson The faculty members present were Miss Peterson and Miss Welling their partners beingMr Berrett and Mr Leonard UP TO NAME HUNTINGTON Ind (UP) Youngest entrants on record at the high school here are Jane and Jay Young Jane -was 12 when she began her freshman year this semester Jay was 11 when he entered and wns only 14 when he graduated an honor student Members of the drill team of Utah lodge No 173 ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen were entertained at a delightful no-host dinner Wednesday evening at cafe The guests were seated at one long table which was beautifully decorated with flowers favors and place cards for each guest Games were the diversion of the evening Mesdames Minnie Clark and Edna Jones were in charge of arrangements Those present were: Mesdames Ann Murdock Josephine Priddy Belle Green Bertha Mikkelsen Verda Sturm Eliza Clifton Clara West Merri-belle Stevenson Belle Echart Edna Jones Emily Watson Leona Whittington Christine Scherrer Mae Dayhuff Minnie Caulk Anna Dien Ethel West Fucshia 'Jones Pearl Doty Bessie Burnside Ellen Branstiter and Mildred Cashmore j- Travelogue Given At Women's Clubs Meeting in Hooper Members of the Hooper Junior club met at the home" pf Miss Margaret Arave Thursday evening President Olive Beus presided The feature of the was a travelogue given by Mr Childs of Clinton a returned missionary Those present were Mesdames Alice Beus Belva Jones Grace Parker Jennie Christensen Ethel Johnston Iona Flinders Eloise Manning Ethel Hunt Della Ros-sen Hazel Golbert Verda Simpson Edna Simpson Annie Jones Leah Johnston Maude Rigby Charlet McGriff The Misses Nell Johnston Ver-oma Wood Alice Bensen Rose Rufrano Florence Hunt Police Benefit Auxiliary Meets Auxiliary to the Ogden Police Benefit association met at the home of Mrs a Beckett Wednesday evening for a seven-thirty dinner Michigan was played after dinner Mrs Hilton was presented with a lovely quilt made by the members of the club The guests included Mrs Beckett Mrs Peter Naylin Mrs William Mulligan Mrs Clifford Keeter Mrs Ernest Shaw Mrs Darrel Shaw Mrs Everett Noble Mrs Don Champ- neys Mrs David Ballantyne Mrs Hoyte Gates Mrs Lamonl Holmes Mrs Grant Syphers Mrs Rial Moore Mrs Irving Moore Mrs George Theobald Mrs Claire Hutchins and Mrs Charles Pettit Fortieth Wedding Anniversary Held By Couple In Roy Mr and Mrs Oscar Jones celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with an old- time dancing party Wednesday eve- ning in the Roy Ward amusement hall Two hundred guests attended Many of the guests included those who attended the wedding dance forty years ago Refreshments were served Mr and Mrs Jones are enjoying the best of health and 1 are looking forward to their fiftieth anniversary Sarah Ann Tribe Plans Open House On 81st Birthday Mrs Sarah Ann Tribe will hold open house at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Thomas Clark 2341 Jefferson avenue Tuesday February 23 between the hours of two and seven the occasion being her eighty-first birthday A cordial invitation to call on her is extended to all relatives and friends Mrs Pheneger Fefed Op 86th Birthday Mrs Rose Pheneger mother 9t Lewis Hains was guest at a family dinner Sunday in honor of her 86th birthday She enjoyed cards letters and visits from old friends and was the recipient of several presents including a fine potted plant which graced the center of the table Those attending included Mr and Mrs Louis Harris Mrs A Dean Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hains and daughter Lou Dean Mr and Mrs Ben Hains and daughter Carol Miss Mary Hains and Cleve Hains Lou Dean and Carol are the great grandchildren of Mrs Pheneger Arbor Vetae Club Dines At Tea Room The board members of the Weber county boad of pioneers met at the home of Mrs Almira Rich Monday February 15 at two with 32 in attendance president Rose Packer presided and conducted" The' program follows: Prelude Jeanette Proudfit! song conducted by Melba Jones Iprayer Chaplain Annie Moyes solo Gladys Simpson accompanied by Jeanette Proudfit piano solo Lorna lDraper vocal solo Melba Jones accompanied by Lorna Draper Rozella Larkin offered a short eulogy in honor of i Julia Flygare a charter member df the organization and who has been in active service since i that time in various offices on the board The board presented her with a gift In appreciation of her long and faithful service Remarks were made by the following who have been close associates of Mrs Flygare: Ida Treseder Maria Taylor Lenora Pardoe Rynthia Douglas Almira Rich Mrs Haines and Rose Packer Mrs Flygare responded expressing her sincere appreciation for the honor accorded her A violin solo was presented by Cleone Eccles accompanied by Myra Froerer A buffet luncheon was -served and a social hour enjoyed by all present The refreshment committee follows: Olive Christianson Mrs Doxey Gladys Ensign Ida Ferrin Jennie Campbell Mrs Mark Bingham Former Ogden Man Dipner Party Is Held at Roy on Anniversaries A delightful dinner party was given by Mrs Mamie Ure and her daughter Lucille at their home in Roy February 12 in honor of a group of Mrs uncles and aunts and her mother Mrs Stephen Ure The occasion was also the birthday anniversary of Mrs Stephen Ure and Mrs Henry Field Thosf present were Mrs Orson Field Mr and Mrs Dalton David -W Jones 'Mrs Henry Field Mr and Mrs Arthur Jones Mr and Mrs Oscar Jones Mrs Ure and the hostesses A special feature of the afternoon was the taking of a group picture of seven brothers and sisters Heather Bell Club Observes Birthday The Heather Bell club celebrated its 24th anniversary' Feb 12 at Green Gables when a white cake with red hearts and candles formed the table decorations During the evening the members and their guests played many games and participated in the program Because of illness a number of the members were unable to be present Those attending included Mr and Mrs William Anderson Mr and Mrs Rupe -Mr and Mrs Lee Eames Mr and Mrs Frank Carr-Mr and Mrs Edwards Mr and Mrs Gregar Stuart Mr and Mrs Ben Anderson and Mrs George Lockhead Music Guild Studio Meets Monday Night A Th Music Guild studio meeting will be held at eight Monday evening Music of will be the topic Gloria Hall and Lois Atkinson wmII Va Women of Moose Radiant chapter No 134 met in the new Moose hall Wednesday evening with Senior Regent Edna Whitney presiding The meeting was opened in regular form after which the flag ceremony was given Twenty-five members were present and one new member was accepted into the chapter Reports from the committees were given and it was decided to hold meetings every Wednesday evening Mrs Pearl Nelson and Mrs Vay Archibald were appointed to take charge of the program for the meeting to be held Wednesday Feb 25 The social service and charter member committees will be In charge of the meeting March 3 including Mrs Elizabeth Bell and Mrs Marzette Manzel March 10 will be the annual charter member and past senior regent night The Salt Lake Chapter wrill be invited and Deputy Grand Regent Nellie May Pugs-ley will be present The comT mittee in charge of this program will be the Mooseheart members of which Laura George will be chairman assisted by Edith Scott Ellen Johnson Mrs Glan-ville and Cleo Oyler A paper on home-making was read by Gertrude Hutton Mrs Alta Blattert is chairman of the home-making committee The chapter closed with the regular ceremony 1 The next meeting will be held Feb 25 Howard Guesf of Friends At Surprise Howard was given a surprise party recently in honor of his birthday by a group of friends Guests enjoyed pinochle after which refreshments were served to Mr and Mrs Jack Burke May Gilmore Mr and Mrs Bert Siprelli Mr and Mrs Amos Hall Mrs Elizabeth Bell Mr and Mrs Conners and the honored guest Miss Ada Parcell daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Parcell of Portland Ore was married to Richard Horrocks son of Mr and 'Mrs Horrocks 672 Twenty-sixth street Feb 6 in the United Presbyterian church in Portland The Rev Earl Du-Bois read the marriage service at eight The bride was charming in a gown of white satin en train with high-draped neckline and long sleeves fulled at the top Her tulle veil was caught in a coronet and the bride carried an all white shower bouquet Mrs Fred Gleeson her matron of honor wore old rose taffeta and carried an old-fashioned -nosegay Her four bridesmaids the Misses Sybil Jean Young Betty Tackett- Vialate Tackett and Lola Marquardt were gowned in blue and peach taffeta dresses and carried nosegays Mr Horrocks was attended by Gilbert Hopkins Ushers were Fred Gleason Hugh McKay Clarke Silcott and Bob Mc-Naught Both Mr and Mrs Horrocks are graduates of the Oregon -State college Mrs Horrocks is a -member of Pi Beta Phi sorority and Mr Horrocks is affiliated -with Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mr and Mrs Horrocks parents of the bridegroom attended the wedding Miss Netta Burton Lynn Child Wed By Bishop Gibson Miss Netta Burton daughter of Mr and Mrs A Burton was married to Lynn Child son of Mr and Mrs Glen Child Feb 17 at six at the home of the parents Bishop John Gibson performed the ceremony The bride who was attractive In a taffeta gown with pink head-dress and silver slippers was attended by Mrs Fred Patterson Myron Child uncle of the bridegroom was best man A wedding dinner was given In honor of the couple immediately following the ceremony by the parents Mr and Mrs Child Covers were laid for the guests of honor the host and hostess and the following guests: Mr and Mrs Glen Child Mrs Child Mr and Mrs Fred Patterson Mr and Mrs Alvin Anderson Mr and Mrs Leonard 4 Burton Mr and Mrs Per-setto Mr and Mrs Adam Russell Mrs Emma Child Roy Pen-roy Mrs Georgia Oettli Mrs Ber-Jia Malan Ike Flinders Miss Mildred Child Mrs June Malan Don Child Russell Child Earl Burtoh and Myron Penroy Following the dinner a wedding reception was held for the couple in the Eighteenth ward hall One hundred and fifty guests attended the affair Nevada City Matron Feted At Home Here To Wed Ensemble Chapter Enjoys Social Hour 1 The MacDowell Ensemble chapter of MacDowell colony league held a business session at the regular bi-monthly meeting on Wednesday evening The topic was given to consideration of ancient modes and their bearings on the works of McDowell Debussy Balakirev and others During the social hour greetings and words on life in Vienna were read from Mrs Laura Eccles Romney past president of the chapter The next meeting will be March 3 when Miss Mary Scowcroft and Mrs Karma Chadwick Schmalz will be in charge of the program In Capita! 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