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Show l V'( I , t . . C..'- ' y-v-x ' I , if.'v 'i I . .-'.4 ": v MR. AND MRS. VANCE KEETCH Vance Keetch Weds Carolyn Patrick, Reception Held in Springville Friday A lovely social event of tin: past week was the reception Friday evening which followed the wedding wed-ding of Carolyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Patrirk, of Sprinfrville and Vance Keetch, son a brown wool two-piece suit with beige accessories.. The just-weds will make their home in Provo where Vance will continue his schooling. of Mayor and Mrs. Harold W. Keetch of Lindon. The couple exchanged marriage vows at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bry Nelson of Provo at 5:30 o'clock with Bishop Leon Walker of Lin-don Lin-don Ward officiating. Blue and white prevailed thru-out thru-out the Springville Fourth Ward recreation hall and formed a romantic ro-mantic setting for the reception h.morinif the newlyweds. The very nie? affiir was hosted by the bride's parents. The boau! iful- bride was a pic-iure pic-iure of loveliness in her white '. own of heavy slipper satin with a chapel train, all pellan lind. The Chantilly lace bodice was enhanced with a sr-allopsd sabrina neckline n ul lon.T lily-pointed sleevt. A tiara of seed pearls fashioned in a five-leaf design released the finger-length finger-length veil of sheer bride's illu-s'on. illu-s'on. Her bouquet consisted of three white orchids surrounded by pink rosebuds and stephonatis. The bride and groom greeted friends and relatives before a large white satin heart decorated with blue carnations, blue bows of ribbon rib-bon and green ferns. In the receiving receiv-ing line with them were their parents par-ents and their attendants, Kathleen Kath-leen Patrick, sister of the bride, maid of honor, Jean and Mary Patrick, Pat-rick, also sisters, Laurel Turner, Mary Morril and Reba Benson, as bridesmaids, and Bill Keetch, a brother of the groom, who stood as bost man. The matching sheath gowns of the bride's attendants fashioned from robins-egg blue satin, and their nosegay bouquets of blue and white split c.rnations surrounded by white net and blue ribbon presented pre-sented a colorful picture. Mrs. Patrick chose a pink lace over satin, while Mrs. Keetch's gOw-n was of blue chiffon. Both corsages cor-sages were of pink rosebuds. Greeting guests at the door were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Springer of Springville and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ottosen of Draper, sister and brother-in-law of the groom. Mrs. Ann Nelson presided at the guest book on a table covered with a lace cloth over blue satin. More than 500 friends called to extend their best wishes. The cake table was also cover ed with lace over blue satin and centered with a three-tier wedding oake made of hearts, topped with a miniature Bride and Groom and placed on a mirror. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Patrick grandmother and grandfather of the bride, assumed hostess duties in the serving area and were as sisted by friends of Carolyn. Arranging the lovely gift display and the bride's trouseau were Miss Lola B. White, Mrs. Evan White-sides White-sides and Mrs. Wayne Evans. Receiving Re-ceiving gifts were Linda WTiite-sides, WTiite-sides, Marian Springer, Karen Evans Ev-ans and Paul Patrick. Ushers were John Rooks and John R. Patrick. Organ music was played during receiving hours by Bill Kapp. For a honeymoon to an undisclosed undis-closed destination the bride chose |
