lima Whitehead becomes Maurice lohn Jones Maunce J n J m Miss Wilma Whitehead Wor his bride June in JUke Le- Grande Richards officiated the The lovely bride is the daughter of and Mrs O. and the I bridegroom is the son of and Maurice John Jones of Immediately the the bridal party assembled at Andy's for a breakfast given by parents of the A RECEPTION Friday June honored the couple at South Davis Stake House in Bountiful The following evening the newlyweds were honored at a garden reception held in at the J. Leo Hanson The bride was radiant in a full length gown of imported silk and layers of The square-necked bodice was detailed by pearls and sequins and long pointed sleeves completed the Her bridal veil of illusion was of elbow j length She carried a bouquet of White carnations centered with i an ATTENDING the bride Harlen the bride's as Matron of i and the Misses Yetta Hanson Shirley Cannon Kathy I Carol and May Broderick They wore sister frocks of orchid and blue ton brocade with satin arid carried bouquets single loses in a background of Mrs Whitehead a dress Of rose lace and the groom's mother wore a dress of blue lace They both had corsages of BEST MAN duties were performed by Doug In charge of serving were Miss Ida Rae Edna Crystal Brod-erick and Dan Christensen Assisting with the serving were Miss Becky Miss Diane Miss Ruby Broderick and Miss Valerie Miss Connie was seated at the guest book and I Miss Annette Snow and Miss j Connie Hanson assisted with the gifts THE WEDDING cake was made by sister of the Mrs Don Birch The three-Lie r- ed cake was decorated with I I I r baby orchids and Steps led up the side with a temple at the top and the bride and groom ascending the steps near the The program at the Roosevelt reception consisted of the following numbers with John Gale as master of Rocky John and Nels and Milo brothers of the bride Ema an Mike accompanied by Leonard Ferguson on his Alden O. bride's harmonica Clarence Jones and Leonard Ferguson Phillip song with guitar accompaniment THE newlyweds traveled through Utah and Colorado for their- and upon their return will make their home in People who put off the ir work from day to day are always the ones who tell you how very busy they