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Show : j Sunday, July SO, SUNDAY HERALD 1950 Shirjey Birk To Be Bride Reception' Honors New Couple - SPANISH FORK . One of Lei- - land's socially prominent young lames, uein iMarKnam, wno u now the new Mr. Zane, Marsdert, was honored with her groom at a wedding reception this week at the Leland ward hall following temple rites In. the Manti LDS I temple. The hall was effectively deco rated with bouquets and baskets of gladioli and roses. The bride was beautiful in a wedding gown of filmy white nylon net with a taffeta bodice.; She wore long net mitts and her; fingertip veil was attached to a crown of seed pearls. She carried a- bridal bouquet of rosebuds centered with an orchid. Acting as her matron of honor was her sister, ;Mrs. Clyde Hansen. Bridesmaids were Maridn Creer, S I CAROL JOHNSON 4 Cheyenne, Wyoming; Mrs. Louise Burbidae Dalebout, and Mrs. Rhea' Bowen; Bylund both of Provo. Tiny flower girl was Kar en Farnsworth also of Provo. Best man standing With the groom was Kay Davis. Parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs, J.- W. MarKham and an aunt and uncle of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Goble, assisted with receiving. A program fwas enjoyed with Senator Elisha Warner of Salt Lake as master of ceremonies. It Included a ladies chorus under the direction of Mrs. F. E. Beck Mrs. Robert Scholl gave an ac cbrdion selection; vocal trio, Mrs. Jennie May Thomas, Mrs. Mil dred Larsen. and Mrs. Nellie Lar sen. Reading by Mrs. Jayne Evans Tanner, trumpet solo, Leland Carroll; vocal selection, Genean Brown: Diana and organ duet Jack Isaac and Opaf Atwood. The Beta Pi trio of BYU, consisting of Lowene Wood, Marion Kohler and Shirley Fowles accompanied by Emogene Bushman, presented numbers. Guests were received at -- the door by Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Beck and Mr. and Mrs. William Beck-stroAssisting with the serving of the refreshments which were served at tiny tables on the lawn and also with arranging and showing the gifts were the following ladies: Mrs. Effie Mark- ham, Mrs: LeRoy Carroll, Mrs. Elisa Warner, Mrs. Robert Mil-ne- r, Mrs. Claude Hamblin, Mrs. Vern Williams, Mrs. Lowene Wood, Mrs. Clover Guyman, Mrs. Dorothy Dial, Elva Peterson, Lu cille Carroll, Dorothy Clark, Jane Strong, Christa S. Bayles and Chiye and Toshi Terazawa. Flowers were arranged by Mrs. Winona Thomas, Mrs. Bernice Woffinden and Mrs. Irene Thom- A : ' of The ' sports goods firm. Mr. Zenith is a graduate ef Cincinnati, O., college and is employed by the U. S. gov OQh o on !? J rv 4 - Engagement Announcement j Social News Of Interest An announcement of interest to the younger social set h ncrrmnt- newt made bvv Mr. and Mrs. Oliver D. Johnson concerning their daughter, Carol; who if the ! ' N. Beagley of Orem. Va Ainim Amt ha vpf heen net for the m arn ace. Miss Johnson has attended Lincoln high school where she plans to graduate next year. sne is wen Known in me Live Wire club of the school. Mr. Beagley is a student at BYU majoring in music. They are both active in LDS church organizations and Mr. Beagley is a deacon advisor in Timpanogoa ward. The groom-to-baccording to present plans will leave to fill a LDS mission. November, sometime during e, m. Wedding Plans Made Known Newlyweds Honored At Functions SPANISH FORK One of the sumloveliest brides of the late mer season Is Carmea Measom who became tne orwe oi Aueu s,,ti in h Idaho Falls LDS She and her new temple July 26.honored Thursday husband were AMERICAN FORK Exchang ing the crown of Steel Day royalty for a wedding ring is the plan of Miss Shirley Fowler. The announcement of her engagement to Jay C. Belle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Felle of this city has been. made by Mrs. Kate C. Fowler, of Lehl, mother of the -- bride-to-b- e. . The lovely miss was selected at the rirst wara cnap eveninf -- .K Pnrlr m which WIS EST last fall as attendant to Miss Fork's with yellow and white gladioli Edith Moss, American Steel day queen. I adding a xesuve note. . tm. iA innVMl lovelv . in a Sept. Z is to 'be the wedding of this, popular, pair, and the white day organdy of billowing gown is to take place in the wedding a docuc TOmi)uureM with lace ward church Second Lehl and collar long with a peter pan . cuff. The Since her graduation from Lehi .I...... with nninteti veil was bordered with high school last -- spring; Miss linger-ti- p Fowler. Has attended tne usau, wbyiiwvuto matching lace anasne - Logan, where1 she was a member rroa cap. to Juliet m. i . i luu.mia nt m lavender or- - of the Sponsors Corps, ROTC. An student in high chid surrounded by baby gladioli outstanding was awarded two school, she and white sawn sireamera. and Elks PTA the scholarships, j Standing in the reception line awards. with the bride and groom was her Giles of Miss Fowler has sneht the sister, Mrs... Milton . of honor. greater part of the past several matron as Springville years here with her uncle and Anderson was Jean Jtaid of honor . aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. of Provo and the following Dye. bridetmaids: Carol Jean Tuttle the home of the of Salt Lake, Eulene Conrad,Mrs.a Provo ii to bewhere Mr. Bell is young couple, cousin from Idaho Falls; Freddie Ficklin and Lila Bowen. employed. m w w best roan and Ray N. Tuttle wasTuttle Miland ushers were Don ; ton Giles. Welcoming guests were FOE couple Mr. parents of the young and Mrs. James Meason and Mr. For and Mrs. C. Ray Sabin. Special guests were the bride's grand- New parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wilde, lona,. Idaho. A regular meeting of the ladies Guests were welcomed at the auxiliary. Fraternal Order of door by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eagles, was held at the Aerie hall while Meaaom and Jay Measom, recently. background music was played by A letter of resignation by Mrs. Mrs. Ted Leifson. Belva Jean Taylor, present secAfter the guests were seated retary, was read. Mrs. Taylor is an.they enjoyed a program leaving the state. Nominations nounced by Mark Boyack as mas- were made for a new secretary ter of ceremonies. A chorus from and Mrs. Blanche Horn and Mrs. the bride's social unit, Nautilus, Jean Williams were made canfurnished numbers and organ and didates. The deciding election piano selections were given by will be held Aug. 3. Colleen Schofield and Roberta A initiation (CerBird of Idaho Falls.. Vocal duets emony candlelight followed which admitted were sung by Donna Altken of Mrs. K. W. Price to membership. Alta Mrs. and Rowley Shore Lake Luncheon was served as a conof Orem and by Lynn Pinegar clusion the evening by the and DeMar Rust. Mrs. Allan hostesses.to Mrs. Jean Williams. to bride a toast the gave Cornby Effie Allen and and groom and Darrell Bradford Mrs. Carter. gave several readings. Dainty refreshments were ser' ved at small Ubles centered with k ii j low bowls of floating; yellow served and by Patty gladiolis Meason, Helen Bradford, Carol Jackson, Barbara Linford and Jeannine Johnson. A lovely white wedding cake decorated with yellow rose buds and topped with a miniature bride and groom was placed between lighted white and yellow candles in chyrstal Auxiliary Nominates Secretary; "' . ..- : ; MADE-TO-USE-TOGETH- ONE YOU BUY. . . ONE IS COMPLIMENTARY hi can-delb- ra, on a lace covered table. Gifts were taken to the gift room by Marcla Bird, Jorene Tuttle and Karen Marie Jex. Gift room hostesses were Mrs. Ray N. Tuttle, Lois Peterson, Elaine Hansen and Delia Jex. The young couple left Friday morning for a short trip through Yellowstone Park and Canada and on their return they will make their home In Spanish Fork. A luncheon at the home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O. Wilde of lona Ida.; a dinner given by aunts of the bride, Mrs. Orvil Forbes, Mrs. Marcell Bird and Mrs. Artie Famswortb and a wedding breakfast at the home of Mrs. Bird, complimented the young couple In Idaho Falls. Plans Revealed For Wedding ; Bridal was Mrs. Glen Hampton, mother of the groom. The marriage took place in Ely, Nev., and. Tod Park, Tooele county now is the home of the pair. Mr. and Mrs. Byron. Christian sen, Tooele, are parents of the bride, the former Echo Christiansen, arid Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hampton of this city are parents of the groom. The bride has vacationed here a number of times with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Christiansen and Mrs. Myrtle Grantham. S (lower Follow the lead of one housewife who keeps her supplementary supply of detergent in an ornamental flower,, pot "on the bathroom window sUL The gay colors add a decorative note, and am a ii iwvt inckMl in the white well-experien- AMERICAN FORK A bridal shower Saturday evening honored the new Mrs. Richard Hampton, a bride of July IS. 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PattorfM Hp H bWmi tptUiM FOR DUAL EYE PADS tcKtltoa, ev 1 00 ht lipstick-perfum- the otner MSk- - I 3872 WATERPROOF MASCARA WITH IT, YOU GET NATIONAL tiny, axquitrtaly-wrougflowers at the tip are tha perfect climax , . . a delicate crown which sparkles with e Tussy's blue and gold combination. ..on one end, a vial of Tussy's wo- nnew Midnight perfume. w,, . your choice .on one R Prtluda it probably America's favorite sterling . pattern . . . and no,ponderf Its graceful shoft is concave . . . catching the light with rora brilliance. And the Tussy Midnight Perfume lovely Tossy Lipstick NTE STERLING Ii A YOU SAVE PERFUME! rat Ht-J- ot 216 North University HEBER Mrs. Richard Kay of Logan was honored at a trousseau tea recently at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buehler of Midway. Mrs. Kay became the bride of Richard Kay, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kay in early June. The guests were greeted by the Llir ClLOtSINQ WITH IT, YOU GET HERBAL" SKIN LOTION with Avoid rtomp hondt and water ring buftat tablet by vting hl Mt f I tug-nttinlattai yarn knit Hi Joci. Calorfast and waih-batth alattic bottom moulds ta yawf gleiMt and Mat imoolh. ONLY Trousseau Tea "WATER SKIN LOTION SPECIAL - - O Honored At bride, Mrs. Buehler and Mrs. Kay. Mrs. Janet Elder, sister of the bride presided in the trousseau room. Donna Kinsey, Virginia Joost, and Zelda Kohler assisted with the serving. Many friends called to wish Mrs. Kay happiness. Summertime is hard on hair swimming, sun, perspiration and dry, dusty days really raise havoc with those tresses. Keep your locks shining and clean by brushing daily and help loosen grease and- oil by adding a little baking soda to shampoo water. ut "An day is the best for washing and bleaching," New reports a England housewife. "Just wash the clothes with a good detergent and hang on the line. The sun, alternately coming out and then is nature's best disappearing bleach. Fetes Carmen Measom Pink or Contraband). Easy to OF Heber Bride 00 FOR YOU PAY open-and-sh- shades (Midnight, Midnight 3fct Joining the ranks of Provo newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. James D. Ferre. The bride is the former Annis Williams and she pledged her wedding vows at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. WilTiams at 8 o'clock, July 22. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ferre. The new bride chose to be married in a . dress with dainty blue crepe street-lengt- h pique trim and white accessories,, highlighted by a single orchid. She asked her sister, JoAnn Williams to act as maid of honor and she appeared in a black and turquoise taf- Miss Martin is a BYU graduate of 1949. feta afternoon dress, with a crosage of white She was a member of the Nautilus social gladioli. The groom's brother, Shirl Ferre unit. For the past year she has taught school, assisted as best man. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Ferre, mothers in Holladay and at present is employed in of the bride and groom chose black and white Salt Lake. ei colors sSpr' Ferre (Annis Williams) New Couple Join Provo Newlyweds Revealing news of an early August wed ding, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Martin announce the engagement of a daughter, Beth, to Robert F. Warnick who is a son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Warnick, 1477 Stratford Avenue, Salt Lake City. The couple are making wedding plans for Aug. 14 in Salt Lake. LDS temple. A recep tion given the same evening will honor the couple at the Stratford ward recreation hall. derfw SOLID Mrs. James D. BETH MARTIN respectively with rose corsages. Mr. Warnick is employed in Salt Lake,' Long stemmed yucca blooms brightened where the young couple will make their the rooms and following the taking of picas. .' tures, the party met at a local cafe to enjoy A large number of guests en home. Present plans call for him to attend a wedding 'dinner. joyed viewing the bride's trous University of Utah commencing in the fall. The couple are making a home in Provo. seau which Was displayed just prior to the reception at the home of her aunt, Mrs. F. E. Beck. The bride received guests with her mother, and her aunts, Mrs. F. E. Beck and Miss Effie Markham. The new bride who is a gradu ate of the BYU and a former LDS missionary to the East Central mission was entertained extensively prior to; her marriage. Mr. Marderi, of Woodland, Wash., is a forjmer BYU student now studying at American Hor ology Institute? at Denver, Colo rado where they plan to make their home while he continues his studies. ER! , r j i 'A Mrs.-Anni- i r ; - SPANISH FORK PAYSON , ' LIMITED TIME' SPECIAL! save up to - - bride-ele- ct la a graduate the high school here, attended the University of Utah and pre aa affire intlv la amnlovti Lake manager of a Salt City Of ro AMERICAN FORK mantic interest Is the announcement Of the engagement of Shirr ley Birk, daughter of Mrs. Neldon L. and the late Neldon L. Birk to James E. Zenith, son ol Joseph Zenith, Washington, D.C The wedding Is to take place this fall and the couple plan to make their home in Washington. 4 |
