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Show Marriage Announced Mr. and Mrs. Aionzo P. Mad sen announce the marriage cf their daughter Ina to Mr. Donald E. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Andersen cf this city. Mho mar-i:ofe mar-i:ofe look plac July 23rd at MantL liiuriday evening a reception wis giien at the home of the brne s parents. The bride wore a Leauulul white net dress over yellow yel-low sat n with a corsage of rose fcuds. The-dinn-r table was covered cover-ed with a white linen cleth centered cen-tered with a large wedding cake. On each side of the cake were bouquets of pink roses and at either end cf the table were pink p.incess tapers in pink holders, i Immediately after the reception the young couple left for a honeymoon honey-moon .n northern Utah. The bride were a going away suit of white linvii with yellow accessories. Mi-s. Aionzo P. Madsen enter-: enter-: tained at a trousseau tea Monday al'teincon in comprlment to her i daughter. Tne rooms were beau-; beau-; tifuily decorated with ferns and !ios;S. The guests were received by Mrs. Aionzo F. Madsen, Miss Ina j Madsen and Mrs. W. C. Andersen, i mother of the bridegroom. ! Mrs. O. D. Ycung. Mrs. Gordon Staker and Mrs. Ray Olsen presided pre-sided over the serv ng table. Those assisting in the serving were Miss Laura Madsen, Miss LaVern Chris-tensen Chris-tensen and Mrs. Lothair Rittle. The table was covered with an ex-(ii.ir.Ue ex-(ii.ir.Ue lace cloth over pink satin. In the center was a mound of p nk and white roees in a pink bowl. Pink princess tapers were in matching holders at the ends. Wednesday evening Mrs. Ray Olsen and Miss PcKrl Hafen were ' hostesses at a kitchen shower in j honor of Miss Madsen. Games were enjoyed and many lovely !gi';; were received by the hcnci j git s!. |
