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Show Garfield Leader, Garfield, Utah w omen s CLUBS ection ACTIVITIES FEATURES Miss Alice Souvall Becomes Bride Of George W. Papanikolas on Sunday M.ss Tula Paium.k .da, sister of detachable orchid centers. the bridegroom, was maid of honTrain Bearer was Gregory Soter or M ss Sophts K.ipos, Miss Anna and ring bearer was Bill PapanThe lirid tens l.ivclv in French Kumardas, M.ss Mary Rond as, ikolas. Lovely M.ss Alice Souvall bel.uv ucer a!:Ii. The bo- - M.ss Mary Maragukis and Miss came tne bride Sunday at the t Nick Galanis was best man. Bob Greek Orthodox Church uf CJ. dice was fasii.uned w:'.!i a i ..unde deoig.a Kanell were bridesmaids. Souvall, Andy Souvall, George mvkl.ne and pe.i.l trim accents. T!u- were gowned in h W. Papanikolas. The lievi-rcnr- i Jouflas, Bill Klekas, John Tile c It. 111. Ill Bob Cario, John W. Papan..wept to a fa. lie taffeta with scooped neckGivrge S. Palos officiated. The bride is a daughter of Mr. glaloful Cathcdial t..i.U, li'.itulid lines olid ruffle insets. Ruffles of ikolas, Nick Fellis and Daniel dark hues of the underskirt peek- Papalion. were ushers. and Mrs. Pete Souvall. H70 Wind- wu i tulle froths. A cloche cap of the lace t: mim- ed from beneath. Matron of honor sor and the o .m is the s. n f The brides mother wore silver Mr. and Mis. William P.ipaii:-kola- s ed With peails, held a fingertip and maid of hunor were in sea blue brocaded taffeta, floor Veil of illusion. The bride carried green with darker green acces-- 1 of Magna. length with rhinestones. Her aca white prayer book centered w.th sones and tne bridemaids were in cessories were matching and she three white orchids. Reception Follow .the reverse colors. Flower girls, wore an orchid corsage. The Ellen Sargent and Jeannie Souvall pair later g: notAttendant Given The couple will honeymoon up ed guests at the Newhouse 11 it,-- l Mrs. Daniel Papuloin, sister of were dressed identically. Pacific Coast to Portland and the All attendants carried cascading Seattle and will make a home in Crystal Koorn before a background tile bride, was matron of honor. of palms and white gladioli. bouquets of pink carnations with 1 - floor-lengt- Pro-kapi- s, tin-lat- g-- ' BUY A NEW prettily planned one oclock luncheon was served. Departing Couple Feted At Many Local Socials One of the lovely events of the Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Louis n week preceding Mothers Day was D. Geery, and pops social of ular Magna residents, who are the the Magna Women's Club held leaving May to make theii home at Culver Lake, Branth-villSaturday evening in the Mrs. Matt Pcttersson, Sr., New Jersey, a number of was in charge. socials have been given by friends. An inleiriing program was and at events have been Mr. and Mrs. Karl H. consisting of a song. salute to the flag, led by Koropp, Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Mrs. Lillian Bridges; vocal sola, Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Mrs. Florence Cockerill, aceoni-p.ui.c- d lleiiiian, Mr. and Mrs. Robert talk, iiuehman. Mr. and Mis. E. J. Clug-sto- n by Kay Powell; and Mr. anl Mrs. John D. "Everyday Mother's Day," Matt Pettersson, Jr., vocal duel. O. K. Mclvcr. Further honoring them, the Fotheringham and daughter, Mrs. Valiy Jeppson, accompanied by Community Baptist Church is e Mrs. E. F. Arave; pantomine, holding a supper Thursday, May Anderson and Kay Day; 20th arid the Missi inary Circle and selection, Colleen Daniels; Ladies Aid are combining their tribute to five mothers and pre- membership for a social to comsentation uf potted plants; Mrs. T. pliment Mrs. Geery on Tuesday C. Hansen, Mrs. Ellen Marlor, Mrs. in the churrhrooms. Ruby Russell, Mrs. Robert Adamson and Mrs. Dora Russell. Entertains Club Mrs. J. S. Powell was hostess Games were later played and prizes given to Mrs. Floyd Adam- to members of the son and Mrs. Ruby Russell. Club Wednesday at her home. A well-know- Mothers-Duughter- club-room- s. Salt Lake. Parties were given by Mr. and Mrs. James Souvall. Mr. and Mis. Nick Fellis. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Souvall, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Souvall, Mr. and Mrs. William Souvall, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Papanikolas, Miss Tula Papanikolas, Mrs. Nick Galanis and the bridesmaids. The brides parents entertained for the bridal party at Andy's Saturday evening. H't Complimentary to members of her Sewing Club, Mrs. Georgia Perkins was hostess Wednesday evening at her home. A delightful time was spent by the ladies. di- vine adventure to be Mary Baker Eddy All-in-A- Mrs. Dick Knight was hostess to members of the VTA Friday evening at her home. 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