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Show , ,.,..,.., .MUM- ,,,.,....,. .' J f i - I I ' ' r ) V. A a j t .', ".'Mv ' ' i A- C j ! . : r ? ' V . ., .j Mrs. James E. Wiscombe, the former Miss Suzanne Strong, who was married February 2, in the Manti Temple. They are now at home at 153 East Fourth North. Couple making Springville home after temple rites, reception while the groom continues his education at the Brigham Young University. Kolob Stake House was the scene of a wedding reception honoring Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. James S. Wiscombe, who were married February 2, in the Manti Temple. The new Mrs. Wiscombe is the former Miss Suzanne Strong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Strong, Jr., and parents of the groom are Elmer El-mer Wiscombe of Mapleton and the late Mary Wiscombe. For her wedding, the bride chose a gown of peau-taffetta fashioned in princess lines with long lily-pointed sleeves, a circlet cir-clet neckline and crushed cum-berband cum-berband effect at the waist. Venice lace applique trimmed the full floor-length skirt with chapel train. A crown of pearls held her finger-tip veil of silk illusion and she carried a bouquet of red roses centered with a white orchid. She was attended by her sister Nancy Strong as maid of honor, while Mary Strong, Judy Wiscombe, Marie Wiscombe, Wis-combe, Erlene Child, Karen Haymond, Maryan Haymond I and Lynda Houser were brides- maids. They were attired in ! red taffetta gowns and their I flowers were white mums and I shirred carnations. I Parents of the couple and I Mrs. Anne W. Gappmayer I standing for her mother, greet-I greet-I ed guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boyer and Dick Gappmayer were at the door and Keith Jensen was usher. Linda Pyper and Karen Old-royd Old-royd attended the guest register. regis-ter. In the gift room were Lona Lee Child, Marlene Warren, Linda Alleman, Mrs. Gerald (Neva) Hutchings, Laraine Boyer, Claire Duncan and Sue Moss. Little Daryl, Kathryn and Rozlyn Strong and Colleen Col-leen Wiscombe were gift bearers. bear-ers. Serving under direction of Mrs. Stephen (Kay) Wiscombe, were . Mary Kay Lawrence, Lynn Jeffers, Judy Peterson, Lorraine Horton and Linda Lamb. A lacy 3-tiered wedding cake and cut flowers added to the attractive entertaining rooms. The young couple are making mak-ing their home in Springville, |
