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Show Garfield Leader, Garfield, Utah Friday, June 18, 1954 MAGNA SOCIAL ITEMS THE SOCIAL SCENE What The Women MONTH OF ROSES TERMED WEDDING TIME Mrs. Eugene Bracisco and two All Mori Family Member sons, Many and Nicky of San Present at Dinner Sunday Francisco, California, have been Are Doing This Week Birthday Honored June, the beautiful month uf roses and traditional romantic Honoring the 78th birthday anhas been as chosen month, "wedding time" by some of the commun- niversary of her mother, Mrs. J. E. visitors for a month of Mrs. ity's must atti active and prominent young couples to recite marriage Clark of Burbank, California, Mrs. For the first time in many years, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Veil vows ard ent-- a new life. Verl A. Haws entertained at a surall members of the V. Mori family j Perkins and other relatives and afterprise birthday social were present at a family dinner friends in this vicinity. ANN CONTI RECITES an original gown of satin. The noon at her home. Friday in was neckline outlined and social Sunday at the Magna The guests included Mrs. J. E. IN portrait Honoring Mrs. Brarisco and MARITAL VOWS lace aceenting folds of satin and Mori home. and Mrs. Clifford Bouck Kilpack another an empire waistline. The graceful of daughter, Mrs. Kent CATHOLIC CHURCH The guests included Mr. and Salt Lake City; Mrs. George skirt fell to a cathedral train with Mrs. Henry Mori and children of Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Pei kins enterMcDonald, Mrs. Rhea And reason, tained at a family dinner last Lovely Miss Ann Conti and Carl floral sprays of lace enhancing the Mrs. Magna, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hase week. Mrs. Richard Leigh DeMmvii a became man and wife in front and pleated tulle flounce Wilkin of Robinson, Mrs. Mona and children of Ely, Nevada; CapWhipple; beautiful rites performed Satur- under taffeta peeking beneath the tain and Mrs. Gunji Moriuchi ami Larson, Mrs. Robert Hales, Mrs. day morning at Our Lady of scalloped panel. Floating to the William two children of Monterey, CalMr. and Mrs. Russell Puzey and Mrs. Althea Hartley L.mrdes was illusion Catholic Church in Mag- fingertips veiling Williams of Magna. ifornia; Mrs. Lili Kuida and nd three children of Alberta, na. Reverend Charles E. Freegard crowned with a seed pearl adorned A noon-da- y daughter, Robyn of Boston, Mass- Canada, were weekend guests of officiated. luncheon was servA wedding breakfast tiara. She carried lilies of the ed achusetts, Mrs. Mari Aoyagi and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coon. Mr. and followed and a birthday cake centered at centered orchids. with the Parish Hall valley after son, Lance, George Mori of Magna Mrs. Hartley are students at the the serving table. the ceremony. Attendants Given and Mrs. Y. Mori. Brigham Young Universitv. An evening reception honored Further Honored Mrs. Andrew J. Conti was the n In the evening, Mrs. Clark was the pair in Uie Parish mutron of honor. Mrs. Rudy DeMarco and Miss Mjry Sanelli were further honored by twenty-twHonoring her daughter, Mrs. Hall. Donna Mae Hulet of Madison, The pretty bride is the daugh- attendants. They ehose pepjier-mi- family members who called to Wisconsin, Mrs. Emil Feulner en- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Conti of stick green net over taffeta. wish her well and extend greettertained at a social Friday even- Magna and Mr. DeMarco is the son Pert jackets were worn over strap-les- s ings of the day. A buffet lunching. The guests included Peggy of Mr. and Mrs. Sam DeMurco of dresses that fell to ballerina eon was served. Mae Mills, Veria Proveaux, Gwen 3B00 South Redwood length. Large picture hats further Road. Pritzkau, Erna Dean Anderson, completed the ensemble, and all Bridal Gown and Margene Wardle. For her wedding, the bride wore carried bouquets of roses, carFAST PLUMBING nations and daisies. The bride's nieces, Cheryl Conti REPAIR SERVICE and Shawna Conti wore frocks of Complete line of WATER yellow net over taffeta and carried HEATERS starting at 252.00 baskets of rose petals and greenPipes and Fittings ery. Plumbing Suppliss Best man was Rudy DeMarco. Sewer and Gas Installations . Ushers were Andrew J. Conti and Dick Bezzant Angelo Sanelli. Mrs. Conti, mother of the bride, 51 East 17 Street, Garfield wore a blue crepe afternoon dress Phone 0030 for an Experiaaead Experience - Confidence ami tlie grooms mother was attir and licensed plumber. Free ed in a grey crepe with navy trim. estimates gladlv furnished. Dependability Both wore orchid corsages. is Our every service complete, The hull was beautifully decor1 atod with early spring blooms and sincere, and marked with solemn a three-tiere- d wedding cake era tered the serving table, covered dignity. A family may choose a serwifh a satin damask cloth. vice to meet every need and A wedding dinner at the Capri Restaurant in Salt Lake City him thoughtful wish at prices that are ored the prominent pair. within their means. Leave On Honeymoon For her going away ensemble, IS25 Weal 2700 South. Magna the bride chose grey faille with Phone 2E24 red accessories. The young couple motored to Los Angeles and Mexico, and upon their return, will make a home on Redwood Road. Greeting the guests at the door were Miss lam Reese and Miss AlBra-cisc- New Officer Now ofluws of tin- Utah Sl:ilo M.' ;uiil - !j . Fail Co a'.vmli .l S.jnd.iy for Mis. Coons Isabella Fox in Salt M.-s- ui in M: installed l.iM:.-M"- ., Safety ('uuni-i- l wt-,1 he:- Tilth week at t!ic I)ll Hou-- c :ii Salt I.ake City, wli-- olj.-eLuke City, incladniri Mrs C. F i..: taJav annive.saiy. Williams and M.s Matt son of Magna. and M's. Ivan Cleveland of the Community Baptist Chinvh entertained eight Baptist Altar Society Meets ministers and their wives MonThe Altar Society met Wednesday evening at a barbecue supper. day evening in tin Parish Hall Outdoor games were later ' with Mrs. Jean C mna and M Barbara Vaculin as ' huste.se,. Three layettes were completed for If you would be on the mounCatholic charities and delivered tain, you must consent to pass over by Mrs. E. J. Clugston. the road to it. -- H. C. Trumbull j - m j ' -- Mill Marian Henline To Become Bride of r Russell J. Kelson Mr. and Mrs. liaivpy Henline of Magna announce the betrothal and approaching marriage of their lovely daughter, Marian, to Bussell J. Kelson, sun uf Mr. and Airs. U. J. Kelson, also of this community. 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