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Show Roberta Bate-Gordon Smith Take, Vows In Manti Temple . I s 9 Roberta Chr"""f he Into summer ' 5ts C 7 August for her ; f.gt to Gordon t. 3rflho couple exchanged .' N snil": ,1 Monti Temple on ,flBst week. The cere-- cere-- witnessed by im- ";; members of the two ' c The brldo is a daugh ter of Mr. and Mra. Leo Bate and Gordon Is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith also of Sprlngvillo. In honor of the newlyweds a pretty home reception was given by the bride's parents the evening following their marriage. The couple, together with their parents and raera- jJlu . . Newlyweds ... bers of the wedding party received their many relatives and friends before a flower-banked flower-banked fireplace lighted by the soft glow of tall tapers. Large bouquets of gladioli in ?, l i Pink and white we used to decorate the entertaining entertain-ing room3 and serving table. vride was attired in a pretty brocaded satin wedding-Sown wedding-Sown with scallop trim, lonl Pointed sleeves and net yoke Her veil was finger-tip length and fell from a crown of sied Pearls. She held a bridal bouquet bou-quet of stephanotis and tiny pink rose-buds with white satin streamers. Attending the bride as maid of honor was her sister, Miss Bonnie Bate. Mrs. Lorraine J. Hansen was matron of honor and Miss Mary Lou Bradford and Miss Phyllis Condie were bridesmaids. They wore pastel formals with corsages of matching mat-ching flowers. Glen Sanford was best man to the groom. Also receiving 'the guests were parents of the bride and groom. Mrs. Bate wore a turquoise tur-quoise and black formals and Mrs. Smith, black and white. Each wore a carnation corsage. cor-sage. Acting as hostess, was Mrs. Taylor Burt assisted by Buddy Bate. Carol Jacobsen, Janet Robertson, Lucille Hanks . of Salem and Jane Shumway of Orem arranged -the gifts. Refreshments Re-freshments were in charge of Mrs. J. M. Bate and Mrs. Owen Cranmer and the serving was done by Janice Sargent, Flora Fietkau and Joan Alleman. Throughout the evening, music was furnished by Mrs. Lewis Bird on the violin, accompanied ac-companied by Mrs. Olea Sargent Sar-gent and Miss Norma Sumsion gave piano selections. The couple are making their home in Provo and Gordon plans to continue his schooling at the BYU. Both were popular popu-lar students at the Springville high school. J S W, " J- J ' , if j ; i 1 . """ I v. i Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith, nee Roberta Bate |
