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Show t t r: ' X k : . 7f, . ; t ' :: i ;. . X ; --, L v j who wore a model of violet sculptured taffeta. Bridesmaids Eileen Hjorth, LeAnn Clement, Bonnie Jackson, Mary Ann Schriever and Nolene Hjorth wore dresses of violet delus-tered delus-tered satin. All carried nosegays nose-gays centered with a dutch iris and surrounded by tiny chrysanthemums. Petite sisters of the bride, Nancy, Carol and Kristine were flower girls. They wore aprons of white embroidered organdy over white taffeta and carried small gold and white baskets filled with the dutch iris and chrysanthemums. chrysanthe-mums. Receiving guests with the parents of the bride, were brother and sister-in-law of the groom, Dr, and Mrs. P. G. Hughes. Mrs. Hughes wore whiet and Mrs. Hjorth wore pink lace. Both wore corsages of cymbidium orchids. Calvin Hjorth was best man and ushers ush-ers were Terry and Eldon Hjorth, all brothers of the bride. Greeting guests at the door were Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Clement Cle-ment of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hughes of Spanish Fork.. Marie Ewell was at the MARRIED IN TEMPLE Mrs. Kenneth G. Hughes, the former Miss Suzanne Hjorth, married March 22 in Manti. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hughes making new home in Virginia guest table where a portrait of the bride was featured. Hostesses for the serving were Mrs. Jean Hall and Mrs. Mamie Hjorth. Center of attention at-tention at the serving area was the wedding cake, all white and topped by- an ar- In a ceremony performed in the Manti Temple March 22, Miss Suzanne Hjorth and Dr. Kenneth G. Hughes were united in marriage, the nuptials nup-tials being performed by Reid H. Allred. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hjorth of Mapleton; the groom is a son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes of Spanish Fork. That same evening the bridal brid-al couple was honored at a reception re-ception in the Kolob Stake House. For the occasion the ' bride wore an original gown fashioned of silk organza over ov-er taffeta. The round neckline was accented by an applique of organdy highlighted by tiny pearls and appliques were repeated re-peated at the midriff both front and back. The floor length bell skirt fell from pleats at the waistline. Her veil of illusion fell from a crown of mock orange blossoms blos-soms and pearls and the bridal brid-al bouquet consisted of a white orchid surrounded by stephan-otis. stephan-otis. Attending the bride as maid of honor was her sister, Mary, rangement of satin wedding bells trimmed with pearls. Serving was done by Marilyn and Jeanette Hughes, Sharon Whiting, Ellen Hjorth, Marsha Miller, Susan Hall and Susan Burt. ' Arranging gifts were Mrs. Harold Whiting, Naomi Gammon, Gam-mon, Charlotte Cox and Melva Allred. The young couple are making mak-ing their home at Armadale, Virginia, where Dr. Hughes is practicing dentistry. |
