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Show Afternoon Party Honors Young Bride on Saturday Bright and colorful fnm every ang'le was the lovely garden at the Lyean Johnson homo on Saturday Sat-urday afternoon when Mis. B. C. Linebaugh entertained in honor of her daughter Jane L. Robinson, bride of the past week. The very attractive bride greeted friends in a sheathe gown of dusty r ise enhanced en-hanced by a gorgeous orchid. She was assisted in greeting friends by her mother and her husbands' mother, Mrs. Lewis Robinson, who wore red roses. Also assisting- were the bride's sister, Jean and her husband's sister, sis-ter, Joyce R.obinson and the younger young-er sisters Truma Lee Linebaugh and Floris Robinson. Greeting guests and extending hospitality to everyone was Mrs. Lyean Johnson. Arranging the g'ift display were Mrs. Wesley Jense, Mrs. Reed Crystal, Mrs. Keith Jense, Mrs. Myron Jense, Mrs. Kayle Line-baugii, Line-baugii, Mrs. Viron Washburn, Mrs. Boyd Olson, Mrs. Douglas R.obin-son R.obin-son and Mrs. Bill Robinson. They were assisted by gift bearers Marianne Mar-ianne Linebaugh, Mary Colleen Jense, Kathy Crystal, Glenna and Charlene Olson. Refreshment table was covered with a white organdy cloth, with dainty eyelet itrim and the small serving table with harmonizing covers centered with bowls of pink rosebuds. Pouring were Judy Robinson, Rob-inson, Marguerete Young and Carol Pulley. Young ladies who served were Julie Olson, Kathy Linebaugh, Line-baugh, Marianne Washburn, Ar-lene Ar-lene and Virginia Jense. Music for the afternoon consisted consist-ed of piano selections by Doris Crystal and Floris Robinson and vocal numbers by Carol Pulley. Joyce Skinner attended to the guest registration. About 250 guests were in attendance. The lovely bride on August 23 became the wife of Rolland C. Robinson Rob-inson at Ely, Nevada. They have honeymooned in California for a week. They are now making their home in an apartment on Third East. |
