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Show Couple Honored at Reception Following Manti Temple Rites Miss Mary Lynn DeHeer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-; Wil-; liam G. DeHeer of Springville, and Larry M. Price, son of Mr. : i and Mrs. Alvin Price of Tuc- ! son, Ariz., exchanged nuptial I vows in the Manti temple March 15. ! ! A reception in the evening honored the young couple in the Third-Ninth ward church. ! The bride welcomed her many ; guests in a wedding gown of ' rj y . ( . j ' tAx - : ! .-- ' i -, t fe - ; 1 :-X I T ! i ' 'V-.. y ' V I" ,J ... :','".':: traditional white lace and satin with lace ruffles cascading from the waist to the floor "in the back. The lace was repeated repeat-ed in the bodice and seed pearls outlined the neckline. Bridal illusion fell in a fingertip fin-gertip length veil from a dainty dain-ty seed pearl and sequin bridal cap. Carnations, roses and hyacinths hya-cinths were tied in the bridal bouquet. Serving as maid of honor was a sister, Sharon DeHeer, and other bridal attendants were Mrs. Craig Brush, Carol Jean Bradshaw, Mrs. Gary Dahmer, Myrna Garrett and Mrs. Bill Olsen. Their gowns were champagne and turquoise sheaths of satin brocade and they carried turquoise and white carnations. Athena Lam-pros Lam-pros and Cindy Price in floor-length floor-length gowns of turquoise nylon ny-lon carried baskets of white carnations. Mrs. DeHeer wore a pink lace over satin gown while Mrs. Price wore black. Both wore corsages of talisman roses ro-ses and carnations. Alvin Price was best man for his brother. Te receiving line stood in front of two large hearts and organ music was played Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Price who were honored at a reception re-ception here Saturday evening, March 15, following their marriage in the Manti temple, will make their home in Fruitland, N. M. .throughout the evening. Mrs. Jesse Bushman, Mrs. Alvin Price and Mrs. Jack Lampros arranged the gifts while Carol DeHeer, Geneal Myers and Gregory Lampros were gift bearers. Mrs. Neal Myers presided at the guest book. Serving were Mrs. Marilyn Mari-lyn Crandall and Mrs. Lorna Dee Casterline. The bride's going-away- costume cos-tume was a black sheath with orange accessories. They will make their home in Fruitland, N. M., where Mr. Price is employed. |
