WES & NET ROBBINS

Salt Lake Telegram (Salt Lake City, Utah) · 26 May 1923, Sat · Page 8
Miss Venetta Spencer was the honored guest at dinner last night, given at the Y.W.C.A. clubhouse by the members of her office force. The guests were Miss Grace Walton, Miss Harriet Walton, Miss Mary Hicks, Miss Lou Hopkins, Miss Gladys Fellow, Miss Norma Holler, Miss Marguerite Heath, Miss Myrtle Shaw, Mrs. E. Morrison, Miss Gladys Dunnivan, Miss Mary Spencer, Miss Jane Newton, Mrs. T. Ure, Mrs. W. Phillips, Mrs. F. Beach, Mrs. W. King, and Mrs. A. Hart.

Salt Lake Telegram (Salt Lake City, Utah) · 31 May 1923, Thu · Page 13
Miss Alice Mae Newton entertained Tuesday evening at cards for Miss Vennetta Spencer, a bride-elect. Pink and white spring flowers decorated the rooms and a kewpie bride centered the supper table. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. W. G. Newton, and the following guests were bidden: Miss Blanche Beesley, Miss Arvilla Carstenson, Miss Louise Hodgson, Miss Lucille Smith, Miss Geneva Thomas, Miss Mary Spencer, Miss Ileen Ridges, Miss Lou Hopkins, Miss Viola Peterson, Miss May Hirks, Mrs. D. Spencer, Mrs. Fred Weber, Mrs. T.W. Muri, Mrs. A. Tenney, and Mrs. Curtis C. Merrihew. Miss Newton, who is herself soon to be a bride, will be the guest of honor at a kensington to be given Saturday by Mrs. Fred Weber.

Deseret News 18 Jun 1923, Mon · Page 2
Miss Vennetta Spencer, a bride of this week, was hostess Saturday afternoon at a trousseau tea at the home of her sister, Mrs. T.W. Muir, 963 Baddley court. Pink and white roses decorated the tea table and the living rooms. Assisting were Miss Viola Peterson, Mrs. Frank Squires, Miss Pearl Snowball, Miss Afton Brown and Miss Mary Spencer. The guests numbered eighty.

The Salt Lake Tribune (Salt Lake City, Utah) · 5 Jun 1938, Sun · Page 55
Mrs. Lloyd C. Stone entertained at luncheon at the Green Gables tearoom Thursday in honor of her house guests, Mrs. L. G. Sager and Mrs. Andrew Rasmussen of Oakland, Cal. Other guests were Mrs. Joseph Royle, Mrs. George W. Schelm, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, Mrs. Mark Robinson, Mrs. Jesse L. Moore, Mrs. D. A. Scott, Mrs. B. A. Stone, Mrs. John I. Thomas and Mrs. W. E. Anderson.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 5 Nov 1939, Sun · Page 18
STAKE RELIEF SOCIETY FETES MRS. JENSEN
Others attending were:
Thirteenth ward: Margaret Burton, Pearl Williams, Blanch Jansen, Venetta Robbins.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 22 Dec 1939, Fri · Page 12
LEGION WOMEN TO ENTERTAIN YOUTHS
American Legion auxiliary will give a Christmas party from two to four o'clock Saturday afternoon in the Legion chateau for children of legionnaires and all other ex-service men, whether or not they belong to the Legion.

A Christmas tree with Santa Claus and presents, a program, games and dance, are planned by the committee in charge, with Mrs. L. Wesley Robins, chairman; Mrs. Harold Bramwell, Mrs. George H. Holt, Mrs. L. J. Paine, Mrs. Joseph Soelberg and Mrs. David A. Scott, assisting.

The chateau is beautifully decorated, said Mrs. Florence S. Glines, publicity chairman.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 24 Dec 1939, Sun · Page 16
LEGION AUXILIARY ENTERTAINS FOR VETS' CHILDREN
Over a hundred children from families of ex-service men enjoyed the annual Christmas party given Saturday afternoon by the American Legion auxiliary at the Legion chateau. A large Christmas tree held candy, nuts, oranges and gifts for those present and were distributed by Santa Claus in the old Christmas way.

A Christmas program and games added to the holiday festivities and a grand march in which each child carried brightly colored balloons was one of the most popular events of the afternoon. The party finished off with dancing by everyone there. The committee in charge was composed of Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, chairman, Mrs. Harold Bramwell, Mrs. George H. Holt, Mrs. L. J. Paine, Mrs. Joseph Soelberg, and Mrs. David A. Scott.

The Salt Lake Tribune (Salt Lake City, Utah) · 17 Mar 1940, Sun · Page 58
OGDEN LEGION AUXILIARY TO HOLD ANNUAL EASTER BRIDGE TEA
OGDEN - American Legion auxiliary to Herman Baker post No. 9 will entertain at the annual bridge tea in celebration of Easter, Saturday afternoon at the American Legion chateau. Mrs. David A. Scott is general chairman of a committee on arrangements.

Chairmen of other committees are as follows: Tickets, Mrs. L. J. Paine; refreshments, Mrs. L. E. Ray Minter; house, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins; decorations, Mrs. Arthur Woolley; china, Mrs. A. Vandenberg; silver, Mrs. M.L. Fenstermaker.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 17 Mar 1940, Sun · Page 20
LEGION HEADS PLAN ANNUAL EASTER AFFAIR
An outstanding social event of the year will be the annual Easter bridge tea given by the auxiliary to the American Legion Herman Bake Post No. 9 on Saturday, March 23, at the Legion chateau.

Mrs. David A. Scott is general chairman, Assisting will be the following committee chairmen: Tickets, Mrs. L. J. Paine; reception, Mrs. Harold Bramwell, president; refreshments, Mrs. LeRay Minter; house chairman, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins; decorations, Mrs. Arthur Woolley; dishes, Mrs. A. Vandenberg; silver, Mrs. M. L. Fenstermaker.

It is anticipated by committee members that about 300 guests will attend. Reservations may be made by contactin Mrs. L. J. Paine, Mrs. Harold Bramwell or any committee member.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 24 Mar 1940, Sun · Page 13
AUXILIARY TO VETS ENJOYS BRIDGE AFFAIR
One of the popular social affairs of the week was the Easter bridge tea given by the auxiliary to the American Legion Herman Baker Post No. 9 at the chateau on Saturday afternoon.

The decorative scheme under direction of Mrs. Arthur Woolley was carried out in pink, yellow and white and was developed with an Easter wedding motif. Life-sized white duck figures dressed as bride and bridegroom, a rabbit attired as a minister and bunnies as bridesmaids formed the centerpiece for the tea table which was also adorned with hyacinths in pastel shades. Dogwood blossoms were placed about the hall.

Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Henry H. Blood, Mrs. Fred M. Abbott, Mrs. Glen Ballinger and Mrs. Alixia Olsen of Henefer. Mrs. Eleanor Neslon, Logan, Mrs. Daisy Crouch, Morgan, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, Mrs. Russell D. Rockwell, Mrs. Ernest Balch, Mrs. Marvel Reeve, Mrs. L. J. Paine and Mrs. W. R. Montgomery.

Serving were MIss Kay Huss, Miss Ann Ward, Miss Betty Smeding, Miss Hazel Moore, Miss Eva Jones, Miss Mildred West, Miss Katherine Holmes and Miss Helen Vandenberg.

General chairman of the event was Mrs. David A. Scott. She was assisted by the following committee members: tickets, Mrs. L. J. Paine, Mrs. W. P. Stephens, Mrs. Wilford Smeding, Mrs. Merline L. Fenstermaker; refreshments, Mrs. L. E. Ray Minter, Mrs. Wilford Gwilliam, Mrs. G. A. Rounds, Mrs. Cecil Frew, Mrs. Joseph Moore, Mrs. Jennie Steed, Mrs. Clifford Huss, Mrs. W. R. Montgomery, Mrs. Clarence McLatchie; recpetion, Mrs. Harold Bramwell, Mrs. David A. Scott and Mrs. James A. Howell; house committee, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins and Mrs. George H. Holt; china, Mrs. A. Vandenberg; silver, Mrs. Merlin L. Fenstermaker. 

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 9 Jun 1940, Sun · Page 20
LEGION AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS AT MONDAY MEET
The American Legion auxiliary to the Herman Baker post No. 9 met Monday evening at the American Legion chateau for election of officers. They were as follows: President, Mrs. M. L. Fenstermaker; first vice president, Mrs. David A. Scott; second vice president, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins; recording secretary, Mrs. Wilford J. Smeding; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Joseph P. Gavin; treasurer, Mrs. Clarence C. McLatchie; historian, Mrs. Florence C. Glinea; chaplain, Mrs. John Frew.

An interesting program was given under direction of Mrs. Arthur Woolley.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 28 Jul 1940, Sun · Page 18
MICHIGAN MATRON COMPLIMENTED BY MRS. TANNER
Mrs. Lydia Tanner entertained on Monday afternoon at a breakfast for the Fi-Wo-Ca Literary club. Mrs. Thatcher Allred reviewed the book, "Lillian Russell." Members attending were Mrs. Leonard Tillotson, Mrs. C. D. Kapple, Mrs. Ira Markham, Mrs. Ray Hinchcliff, Mrs. Guy H. Hurst, Mrs. Leo Pack, Mrs. Don Barney, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, Mrs. R. L. Hickman, Mrs. W. R. White, and Mrs. Glen Toone. The guest list included Mrs. Andrew M. Andersen, Mrs. Lester Hinchcliff, Mrs. David J. Wilson, and Mrs. E. A. Larkin.

AUXILIARY TO LEGION PLANS FOR PARLEY
A whirl of action prevails among members of the auxiliary to the American Legion, Herman Baker post No. 9, in preparation for the entertainment of the visition legion members who will be in Ogden August 15, 16 and 17, to attend the state convention here.

Mrs. Ora Bundy is general chairman of the event. Others assisting on the general committee of arrangements are Mrs. L. R. Harlin, unit president, registration; and Mrs. Joseph P. Gavin, publicity.

Other committee members who will assist are:
Mrs. Wilford Smeding, reservations; Mrs. Arthur Wolley, memorial; Mrs. L. J. Paine and Mrs. J.A. Howell, past presendents' breakfast; Mrs. David Scott and Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, state dinner; Mrs. John C. Brown, unit page; Mrs. R. D. Rockwell, Forty and EIght; Mrs. Wilford Gwilliam and Mrs. Grant A. Rounds, American Legion parage; Mrs. Ray Minter, assembly; Mrs. Marvel Reeve, open house and cocktail party; Mrs. Ernest Balch, concessions; Mrs. Ben Garr, housing; Mrs. William J. Manning, boating and regatta; Mrs. George H. Holt, dances; Mrs. Rondald Wadsworth, Gold Star mothers tea; Mrs. Merle L. Fenstermaker, unit president for coming year, distinguished guests: Mrs. L. D. Turner, one-act play, "In Memoriam."

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 11 Aug 1940, Sun · Page 19
AUXILIARY TO LEGION SETS MEET AGENDA
Ogdenites are sensing a patriotic feeling these days . . . in fact, they are virtually breathing it in the air . . . so enthusiastic are members of the local American Legion, Herman Baker post No. 9, and its auxiliary concerning the twenty second annual convention, department of Utah, to be held here August 15, 16 and 17 at Hotel Ben Lomond. These World war heroes whose memories of a score and two years ago are so keenly whetted by the current conditions in Europe, assisted by their various committee members, are stressing every opportunity to make this a gala occasion for the many out-of-town guests.

The following program has been arranged for the entertainment of the femme members of the organization:

Thursday, nine a.m., registration of delegates, alternates, auxiliary members and visitors, Hotel Ben Lomond. One-thirty p.m., department executive board meeting. Two to five p.m., American Legion auxiliary card party, Utah Power and Light auditorium. Three-thirty p.m., school instruction, ballroom, Hotel Ben Lomond. Seven-thirty p.m., Forty and Eight parade. Eight p.m., ball game. Ten p.m., open house and dance at chateau.

Friday, eight a.m., registration of delegates, alternates, Hotel Ben Lomond. Nine a.m., open convention session, Hotel Ben Lomond. Processional, department officers, distinguished guests and past department officers. Call to order, Mrs. L. E. Nelson, department president. Opening ceremonies: Reading call of convention, Mrs. Lexia Olsen, department secretary; address of welcome, Mrs. Ora Bundy, convention chairman, Ogden; response, Mrs. Milton Greaves, Utah department first vice president. Report of convention committees: (a) Rules and permanent organiation, Mrs. Viola Tanner, Tooele; (b) credentials, Mrs. Bennett G. Blair, Logan; nomination of national committeewoman and Alternate committeewoman and department officers, Mrs. Gay Warner. Ten-forty-five a.m., recess. Eleven a.m., joint meeting and memorial, Orpheum theatre. Twelve forty-five p.m., Dutch lunch at Becker's for registered Legion and auxiliary members. Two-thrity p.m., call to order. Music, Introduction of distinguished guest and unit president. Report of national committeewoman, Mrs. H. P. Jones, Salt Lake City; report of deparment president, Mrs. L. E. Nelson, Logan; report of department secretary, Mrs. Lexia Olsen, Salt Lake City; report of deparment treasurer, Mrs. Fern Larsen, Lehi; report of auditing committee, Mrs. George H. Holt; reading of budget, Mrs. Allison Bills, Midvale; report of committee on constitution and by-laws, Mrs. Madge Cannon, St. George; report of deparment historian, Mrs. Haydee Iverson, American Fortk. Four to six p.m., Gold Star tea at home of Mrs. Rondald Wadsworth. Seven p.m., Legion and auxiliary banquet at hotel. Nine p.m., dance at White City, Mrs. George H. Holt in charge.

Saturday, seven a.m., past presidents' breakfast, Hotel Ben Lomond. Eight-thirty a.m., registration. Nine a.m., convention session. Call to order. In Memoriam, Mrs. Lee D. Turner. Minutes of previous session. Third reading of budget. Junior organization report, Mrs. Laverne Singleton, Provo. Presentation of trophies and awards by committee chairmen. New business. Resolution, Mrs. Vera Yepson, Milford. Election of national committeewoman, alternate committeewoman and department officers. Installation of department officers. Adjournment. Meeting of executive committee. Six-thirty p.m., Legion parade, Mrs. Jennie Gwilliams and Mrs. Gertrude Rounds in charge. Mrs. Ora Bundy is general chairman of the event.

Others assisting on the general committee of arrangements are Mrs. Lr. R. Harlin, Mrs. Joseph P. Gavin and Mrs. Harold Bramwell. Other committee members who will assist are:
Mrs. Wilford Smeding, reservations; Mrs. Arthur Woolley, memorial; Mrs. L. J. Paine and Mrs. J.A. Howell, past presidents' breakfast; Mrs. David Scott and Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, state dinner; Mrs. John C. Brown, unit page; Mrs. R. D. Rockwell, Forty and Eight; Mrs. Wilford Gwilliam and Mrs. Grant A. Rounds, American Legion parade; Mrs. Ray Minter, assembly; Mrs. Marvel Reeve, open house and cocktail party; Mrs. Ernest Balch, concessions; Mrs. Ben Garr, housing; Mrs. William J. Manning, boating and regatta; Mrs. George H. Holt, dances; Mrs. Ronald Wadsworth, Gold Star mothers tea; Mrs. Merle L. Fenstermaker, unit presiden for coming year, distinguished guests; Mrs. L. D. Turner, one-act play, "In Memoriam".

The Salt Lake Tribune (Salt Lake City, Utah) · 11 Aug 1940, Sun · Page 50
LEGION AUXILIARY HAS FULL CALENDAR FOR THREE-DAY CONVENTION OGDEN - Social activity will be featured at the twenty-second annual convention of the American Legion Auxiliary, department of Utah, in Ogden, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, in connection with the meeting of the America Legion of Utah.
The hostess unit, auxiliary to Herman Baker post No. 9 of Ogden, will have "open house" at the legion chateau Friday and Saturday. Cocktails will be served.
One of the highlights will be the Gold Star mothers' tea at the home of Mrs. Ronald Wadsworth, 2780 Madison avenue, Saturday from 2 until 6 p.m.
The auxiliary delegates and visitors will be guests at the legion banquet Friday evening at the Hotel Ben Lomond, followed by a dance.
Memorial services will be held jointly with the legion Friday at 10 a.m. at the Orpheum theater. A float in the legion parade Saturday at 6:30 p.m. sponsored by the auxiliary, will feature auxiliary activities in the aid of humanity. Boating and a regatta on Pine View lake will be enjoyed at 3:30 p.m. Saturday.

Much interest centers in the election of state department officers. Nominations will be made Friday, with the election Saturday.
Candidates prominently mentioned for the office of department president are Mrs. Ora Bundy of OGden, chairman of the local committee on arrangements and a past president of the Ogden auxiliary unit, and Mrs. Vern Larsen of Lehi, at present state treasurer of the auxiliary.
The convention will open at 9 a.m. Thursday, with registration of delegates and alternates and visitors at Hotel Ben Lomond.
An executive board meeting will be held at 1:30 p.m. A school of instruction will be held at 3:30. The visitors will be guests at a ball game at 8 p.m., followed by open house and a dance at the American Legion chateau.

An open convention session will be held at 9 a.m. Friday. A processional of deparment officers, distinguished guests and past department officers will open the meeting.
Mrs. Ora Bundy will give the address of welcome, with a response by Mrs. Milton Greaves of Castle Dale, first vice president. A report of the rules and organization committee will be given by Mrs. Viola Tanner of Tooele, and of the credentials committee by Mrs. Bennett G. Blair of Logan.
Nomination of officers and a national committee woman will follow.

A Dutch luncheon at the Becker Products company's plant for the legion and auxiliary members will be served at 12:45 p.m. At the afternoon session opening at 2:30 o'clock, the Ogden unit president, Mrs. Harold Bramwell, and distinguished guests including Mrs. Harry Powell Jones of Salt Lake CIty, national committeewoman, will be introduced. Reports of the deparment president, Mrs. L. E. Nelson of Logan, and other department officers; a report of the auditing committee, by Mrs. George H. Hold of Ogden; budget committeee, by Mrs. Allison Bills of Midvale, and committee on constitution and by-laws, will occupty the attention fo the greater part of the session.
Miss Betty Olsen of Tooele will present a prize-winning essay on Americanism.

A past presidents' breakfast will be given at 7 a.m. Saturday. At the Saturday morning session, opening at 9 o'clock, a memorial service for Gold Star Mothers and auxiliary members who have died during the year will be conducted by Mrs. Arthur Woolley of Ogden. Election of officers will be held in the afternoon.
The deparment officers are: Mrs. L. E. Nelson, Logan, president; Mrs. Milton Greaves, Castle Dale, first vice president; Mrs. Ezra Moss, Bountiful, second vice president; Mrs. Arthur W. Olsen, Salt Lake City, secretary; Mrs. Vern Larsen, Lehi, treasurer; Mrs. Haydee Iverson, American Fork, historian and Mrs. J. I. Smith, Ogden, chaplain. Chairman of local committees in charge of arrangements include: General chairman, Mrs. Ora Bundy; finance, Mrs. R.L. Harlin; reservations, Mrs. Wilford Smeding; registration, Mrs. Harold Bramwell; memorial, Mrs. Arthur Woolley; past president's breakfast, Mrs. L. J. Paine and Mrs. J. A. Howell; state dinner committee, Mrs. David Scott and Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins; Gold Star Mothers' tea, Mrs. Ronald Wadsworth; publicity, Mrs. Joseph P. Gavin; boating and regatta, Mrs. Lettie Manning; Eight and Forty, Mrs. R.D. Rockwell; Legion parade, Mrs. Wilford C. Gwilliam and Mrs. Grant A. Rounds; assembly, Mrs. Ray Minter; open house and cocktail party, Mrs. Marvel Reeve; concessions, Mrs. Ernest Balch; distringuished guests, Mrs. M. L. Fensternmaker; memorium, Mrs. L. D. Turner; house, Mrs. Ben Garr; pages, Mrs. John C. Brown and dances, Mrs. George H. Holt.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 16 Feb 1941, Sun · Page 20
FI-WO-CA LITERARY CLUB MEETS AT ROBBINS RESIDENCE
Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins was hostess to members of the Fi-Wo-Ca Literary club at her home on Friday afternoon. An interesting program was presented and 18 members and guests attended. Special guests were Mrs. E. E. Carr, Mrs. Art Shreeve, Mrs. Afton Hanson, Mrs. Lawrence Burton and Mrs. W.I. Barton.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 23 Feb 1941, Sun · Page 27
ROBBINS HOME IS SCENE OF PARTY
Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins entertained officers of the American Legion auxiliary and members who are going to take active part in connection with the annual Easter tea at her home, 1148 Twenty-fourth, Monday afternoon. After discussion and formulation of plans for the tea Mrs. Robbins served tea. The table was attractively centered with red carnations and red tulips. Mrs. Ora Bundy, state department president, and Mrs. Merlin Fenstermaker, local unit board president, were present.

The Salt Lake Tribune (Salt Lake City, Utah) · 23 Feb 1941, Sun · Page 55
LEGION AUXILIARY
Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins entertained officers of the American Legion auxiliary to Herman Baker post No. 9, and those arranging for an Easter tea April 12, at tea at her home, 1148 Twenty-fourth, Monday afternoon. Red carnations and tulips formed a centerpiece for the table. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Ora Bundy and Mrs. M. L. Fenstermaker. The guests numbered 25.

The Salt Lake Tribune (Salt Lake City, Utah) · 2 Mar 1941, Sun · Page 58
LEGION POST ENTERTAINS GUARD GROUP
OGDEN - Herman Baker post No. 9, American Legion, entertained at the American Legion chateau Thursday evening in honor of veterans of the World war who are members of the national guard, leaving soon for training at San Luis Obispo, Cal. The veterans are Brigadier General A. E. Wilfong, Major Wayne Gudmundson, Major Grant Heninger, Captain Ernest Balch, Captain L. V. Call, Captain F. R. Conroy, Captain Glenn Z. Nielsen, Captain Joseph Soelberg, Captain C. Dixon Kapple, Lieutenant Howard Speecher, Sergeant Harry Collier and Private Marinus Evertsen.

Commander E. R. Ruckner and offices of the post were assisted in receiving by past presidents of the post. Refreshments were served by the American Legion auxiliary, under the direction of Mrs. M. L. Fenstermaker, president. A patriotic idea was carried out in the supper table decorations and the same scheme was used throughout the hall. A musical program was given under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Woolley. Vocal solos were given by Don Bjorklund, baritone, and Miss Charlene Cross, soparno, accompanied by Miss Beverly Jurgins, pianist.

Committees in charge of arrangements, in addition to Mrs. Woolley, were: Decorations, Mrs. Ora Bundy and Mrs. L. J. Paine; refreshments, Mrs. David A. Scott, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins and Mrs. Carl Olsen. Daughters of the guests of honor and of the post members assisted in serving. About 200 were present.

The Salt Lake Tribune (Salt Lake City, Utah) · 16 Mar 1941, Sun · Page 62
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES ACCENT CLUB EVENTS OF PAST WEEK
Mrs. Arthur Woolley entertained members of committees of the American Legion auxiliary to Herman Baker post No. 9, who are arranging for an Easter tea, Monday afternoon at her home in Ogden canyon.

A Mexican idea was carried out in the tea table decorations. Cactuses formed a centerpiece and red and black tapers in the Mexican holders were at the end.
The hostess was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Zoan Bean, and Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins. Twenty-one were present.

Deseret News · 21 Mar 1941, Sat · Page 21
LEGION AUXILIARY TO GIVE FASHION SHOW
OGDEN - What promises to be an outstanding pre-Easter social event is the American Legion Auxiliary fashion show and bridge tea to be given at the chateau on April 12.
In charge of the event is Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, as general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ora Bundy, state auxiliary present, and Mrs. R.L. Rockwell, district president. Other members who will act on committees are: Decorations, Mrs. Arthur Woolley, chairman, Mrs. Zoan Bean and Mrs. Clifford Huss; tickets, Mrs. J.C. Brown, chairman, Mrs. E.E. Carr, Mrs. W. R. Montgomery, Mrs. W.P. Stephens; refreshments, Mrs. David Scott, chairman, Mrs. E.R. Buckner, Mrs. Any Vandenberg, Mrs. Aaron Horn, Mrs. Clarence McLatchie, Mrs. Cecil Frew, Mrs. Joseph Moore, Miss Fannie Steed; house committee, Mrs. R.E. Minter, chairman, Mrs. Wilford Gwilliam, Mrs. J.P. Pounds; entertainment, Mrs. M.L. Fenstermake, chairman, Mrs. Harold Bramwell, Mrs. George H. Holther, Mrs. L.J. Paine, publicity, Mr. J.R. Gavin.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 6 Apr 1941, Sun · Page 28
LEGION TEA HIGHLIGHT OF SOCIAL WEEK An event that is expected to be especially outstanding among social doings this spring season is the annual Easter Fashion tea given by the American Legion auxiliary April 12 at the Legion chateau. The event will start at one-thirty p.m.

An Easter motif will be carried out in the decorations and it is anticipated that a large number will attend. Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. M. L. Fenstermaker, president of the auxiliary. Mrs. Ora Bundy, state auxiliary president, and Mrs. R. L. Rockwell, district president, will be honored guests. Other members of the auxiliary will act on various committees.

Those who will pour are Mrs. Herbert Maw, Mrs. Clem Schramm, and Mrs. Lexa M. Olsen of Salt Lake City, Mrs. L.W. Nelson of Logan, Mrs. Fred M. Abbott, Mrs. Spencer S. Eccles, Mrs. E. R. Buckner, Mrs. G. L. Becker and Mrs. Alice Collins, all of Ogden.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 20 Apr 1941, Sun · Page 34
Mrs. Harry H. Simmons entertained at a double foursome Wednesday afternoon at her home. Attending were Mrs. Clair Rasmussen, Mrs. William Engstrom, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, Mrs. M. J. Seidner, Mrs. Lee D. Reynolds, and Mrs. Eugene E. Carr.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 18 May 1941, Sun · Page 26
CHILD EDUCATION GROUP CELEBRATES FOURTH ANNIVERSARY
The Ogden Branch of the American Association of Childhool Education celebrated its fourth birthday anniversary at a dinner party at the English room of Hotel Ben Lomond on Friday evening. About 30 members attended. A large May basket of pink and white flowers centered the table. At the four corners of the basket were tall white princess tapers. Each place was marked with a tiny birthday cake.

Installation of officers was held with a candlelight ceremony. Those installed wre Mrs. Jennie C. Neal, president; Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, vice president; Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, secretary and treasurer; Miss Elnora Crompton, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Burdett Smith, historian. Board members chosen for the year were Mrs. J. Arnold Felt, Mrs. T. J. Thomas, Mrs. Frank E. Douglas, Miss Erene Chamberlin, and Mrs. W. Lee Skanchy, Committee chairment were Mrs. Ralph B. Sanford, legislature; Miss Dorothy Watts, publicity; Mrs. Verland Stowell, research; Miss Mary Chrd, hospitality; Mrs. Alan Hampton, extension; Mrs. Merlon Stevenson, education; Miss Sarah McCracken, projects and Miss Roma Tueller, nursery.

Musical selections were given by the Price sisters and reports were made by the various committee heads. Those in charge of the dinner were Mrs. DeVere Child, chairman, Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, Miss Sarah Thomas, Miss Venna McCracken, Mrs. T.J. Thomas and Miss Sarah McCracken, retiring president.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 18 May 1941, Sun · Page 30
FI-WO-CA GROUP HEARS REVIEW AT FRIDAY SESSION
Fi-Wo-Ca Literary club members met at the home of Mrs. Ira Markham Friday afternoon. Mrs. Glen Toone reviewed "Song of Years" by Bess Streeter Aldrich. Special guests were Mrs. B. B. Midgley, Mrs. E. E. Carr and Mrs. Ivan Webb of Payson. Officers elected for the coming year were: President, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins; vice president, Mrs. Ray Hinchcliff, and secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Glen Toone. The annual tea of the club will be held May 23 at the home of Mrs. Leo Pack.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 15 Jun 1941, Sun · Page 26
COUPLE LEAVES TO MAKE HOME IN NORTH UTAH
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simmons left for Logan Thursday to make their home. A no-host luncheon was given at the Green Gables tearoom on Monday afternoon complimenting Mrs. Simmons. Those attending were Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Lee D. Reynolds, Mrs. R. N. Rassmussen, Mrs. M. J. Seidner, Mrs. H. Engstrom, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, Mrs. J. Edwon Nelson and Mrs. E. E. Carr.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 22 Jun 1941, Sun · Page 25
CALIFORNIA MATRON ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Mrs. Chester J. Carrigan, 2569 Van Buren, entertained at a bridge luncheon at the Green Gables tea room Monday afternoon, June 16, in honor of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ted Carrigan, who with Mr. Carrigan is visiting here from Glendale, Calif. Invited guests were Mrs. WIlliam Reed, Mrs. H.L. Miller, Mrs. Leigh Huggins, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, Mrs. Robert Lyons, Mrs. William Holmes, Jr., Mrs. W. T. Pryor, Mrs. William Heyman, Mrs. J. A. West and Mrs. F. Leroy Davis.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 14 Sep 1941, Sun · Page 21
LEGION AUXILIARY CONDUCTS DINNER PARTY ON TUESDAY
The American Legion auxiliary held a formal dinner in the Spanish room of the Hotel Ben Lomond on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Beulah H. Gavin presiding and acting as toastmistress. Guests of honor included Mrs. Eleanor Nelson, of Logan, national committee woman; Mrs. Ora Bundy of Ogden, retiring department president; Mrs. Melba Bills, of Midvale, department president for the coming year; Mrs. Golda McShane of Salt Lake City, state secretary; Mrs. Ruby Layton, of Layton, district president.
Musical numbers were given by Mrs. S. W. Bacon, accompanied by Mrs. Byron L. Whittemore. Tribute was paid to the retiring distring president, Mrs. R.D. Rockwell for her work during the past year. Mrs. Merlin L. Fenstermaker was presented with a jeweled past president's pin in recognition of her work as unit president for the year. Mrs. Harold Bramwell made the presentation. The new unit president, Mrs. David A. Scott, was presented the roll of membership by the membership chairman, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins.

At the close of the dinner, the members retired to the hotel drawing room where the installation of officers for the coming year took place, with Mrs. Ruby Layton in charge of the installation. The following officers were installed: Mrs. David A. Scott, unit president; Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, first vice president; Mrs. Arthur Wooley, second vice prsident; Mrs. Clarence McLatchie, secretary; Mrs. Jack Roush, treasurer; Mrs. Aaron Horne, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Cecil Frew, historian; Mrs. Elmer Buckner, chaplain; and Mrs. B. F. Lane, seargant-at-arms.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner (Ogden, Utah) · 19 Oct 1941, Sun · Page 18
Mrs. J. C. Brown of 1134 Twenty-eighth, entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home on Thursday afternoon. This was the first of a series of luncheons to be given by the hostess. Her guest list included Mrs. D. J. Youel, Mrs. Hood Miers, Mrs. Frank Collinga, Mrs. Joseph Stewart Allen, Mrs. Beulah Gavin, Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, Mrs. Arthur Woolley, Mrs. J. J. Dunbar, Mrs. E. C. Outman, Mrs. Lewis V. Trueman, Mrs. G. A. Rounds, and Mrs. Wilford Gwilliam. The table and home were attractive with fall flowers combined with chrysanthemums.

The Salt Lake Tribune (Salt Lake City, Utah) · 26 Oct 1941, Sun · Page 50
Fi-Wo-Ca Literary club met Friday with Mrs. J. R. Hinchcliff. Mrs. L. Wesley Robbins, president, presided. Mrs. Beulah H. Gavin reviewed "Keys of the Kingdom," by A. J. Cronin. Mrs. Gavin reviewed the same book at a luncheon meeting of the Alo club at the Little tea room, Wednesday.