Springville Herald | 1948-06-03 | Page 7 | Young Couple Take Vows in Home Ceremony

Young Couple Take Vows In Home Ceremony An early summer wedding was that of Miss Anna Jean Erdmann and Marvin L. King, who were married on Mav 21 in a ceremony performed by Erwin Sheffield. bishop of the Sixth ward, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Erdmann. Mr. ting is a son of Mr. and Mrs. , Leonard S. King of Prove The bride chose a pretty white nylonette combined with taffeta for her wedding gown, with long nylonette gloves. Her veil, fingertip finger-tip length, was edged with lace and arranged to her head with a crown of seed pearls. She carried a lovely love-ly bouquet of gardenias and roses. Miss Barbara Marrott, of Provo, cousin of the bride, was her only attendant. She wore pale blue and a corsage of pink rose-buds. Mark Argyle of Spanish Fork, young uncle of the groom, was best man. After their marraige the couple received approximately 250 relatives rela-tives and friends in the garden at ' the rear of the Erdmann home. A huge floodlight lighted the entire scene, which was made beautiful with baskets of summer flowers. Tall burning tapers and a pretty 3-tiered wedding cake added to the setting. ' Parents of the newlyweds assisted as-sisted in receiving the guests and during the time lovely string music ' was played by the Misses Virginia Miner, Elaine Jessee, and Glenna Webb. ! Serving refreshments were Mrs, J. E. Butterfield, Virginia Mar-rott, Mar-rott, Provo; Glenna Hatch, R'Teen Beesley and Charlotte Robinson. The gift arrangement was In i charge of Joylene Rawe, Gwen Reed, Doris Homestead, Marva : Poulsen, Mrs. Eugene Marrott of : Provo. Mrs. Helen Robbins was r in charge of the floral arrange- : merits. After their wedding the young : couple went on a few days' honey-moon honey-moon and are now at home to their friends at Provo.