| Show pv- pv w r 1 J I P 5 5 i 1 tt 1 ot 1 tr t t ij- ij YIP 1 J I P 1 I i a J I OCTOBER BRIDE of John Charles Revill is Renita Risner of II Vernal They were married in the Salt lake Temple City October 12 and andare are now making their home in Salt lake Renita Risner J C Revill Wed fed in So SIt It Lake Renita Fay Risner and John I IRenita Charles Rev Revill ll exchanged nuptials in the Salt Lake Tern Tem pIe October 12 Apostle Le I Grande Richards of the Council of the Twelve officiated at the ring double ceremony The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Stanley Ris ner ner of Vernal and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph N Revill of Salt Lake City PRESENT AT the wedding ceremony were the parents of the groom Mrs Clifford Fris Fris- Fris Frisby by the Michael Reid the Ray the D L and the Robert tons A wedding breakfast was held at the home of the bride bride- bridegroom's grooms groom's parents at Butler Hills Drive in Salt Lake City following the wedding THE NEWLYWEDS greeted guests at a reception in the But ler Stake Center An open house was held for the couple at the Naples Chapel later The bride was lovely in a un ique gown styled with a full front panel and partial empire waistline at each side made of white tuille over peau d suea The dress was length full with witha a a- a atrain train featuring medallions of seed pearls lIt alt al so featured long tapered sleeves Her length elbow veil of ny ny Ion net extended from a crown of satin orange blossoms She carried a bouquet of chrysanthemums and ivY ATTENDING the bride were Mrs Reid matron of honor Janis Risner maid of honor Gloria and Sylvia Rev Revill ll Velyn Frandsen and Pat Fy Fy Fyans ans bridesmaids and Peggy and Geni Risner flower girls The attendants wore floor length gowns of crepe in alter colors of rust gold and orange They carried nose gays of bronze cir cled with yellow mums THE MOTHER of the bride wore an olive green crepe dress and the mother of the groom a brown crepe dress They wore corsages of gold mums Bill Frisby performed the duties of best man Ushers were Ken Warner and Bob Frisby Donald Risner greeted guests Phyllis Kendall assisted with decorations The tables with brown covers were centered with goblets and orange mums A special feature was the three BEAUX ARTS CLUB The Art of Reading was the subject of the program pre by Mrs II 1 AI Lundell to members of the Beaux Arts Club at her home Wednesday of last week Problems incurred by stu- stu students students dents which prevent them from becoming fluent readers were discussed by Mrs Lundell A DESSERT was served to the 15 club members present The next meeting will be held Wednesday of next week at the home of Mrs Wm B Wallis tiered white wedding cak cake with miniature temple on the first layer and three wedding bells bellson bellson on top Autumn trees were ac ac- ac accents cents ASSISTING with the buffet were Lorna Pope pouring and Pam Abplanalp assisting Gift bearers were Jack Risner Scott Revill and Kim Abplanalp Mrs Ken Adney was in charge of the guest book Velma Wil- Wil Wilkins Wilkins kins Abplanalp La La- La LaVerda Verda Cook and Lorraine Hatch were at the gift tables Serving were Lana Frisby Marquita Merrell Kathryn Gar Gar- Gardiner Gardiner diner and Beverly Olsen In the kitchen were Nellie Southam Mary Manwaring Fay Horrocks Sherrie Soder quist and Joy Kay MRS JOHN Esther Fausett sang sand selections throughout the evening accompanied by Mrs Lloyd Pope who played back back- background ground organ music Special town out guests were the Cliff Phyllis Kendall Pat and Brad Frisby and the Reid all of Salt Lake City Donald Risner Eisner Los Angeles California the George Bairds Reber Heber City the Chet Hendersons Neola Lorna Pope Provo and Velyn Frand sen Logan PRENUPTIAL parties were given by Pat Fyans Linda Hay Gary Mrs Mrs Lynn Hanke Mrs Don Kendall and Bill Frisby The newlyweds made a wed wed- wedding ding trip to southern Utah The brides bride's going away outfit was wasa wasa a bonded paisley turquoise and plum dress They are making their home in Salt Lake City ELDERS PROGRESSIVE PARTY The Vernal Sixth and ard Ninth of Elders held a pro gressi ve party under the dir dir- direction of President L Newel Behunin and his counselors Ed and Jim Shewell TEN COUPLES met at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm A Jacobe where they enjoyed a variety of cracker snacks with tomato juice From the Jacobe home they went to the home of Mr and Mrs Ed and enjoyed Lasagne and tossed salad After eating games were played and the group left and went to the home of Mr and Mrs L N Behunin for a des des- desert ert of angel food cake and strawberries topped with whip cream Marland Stagg was presented a gift as he will be leaving the quorum to become a seventy VISTA WORKERS TO TOFT TOFT FT DUCHESNE Two VISTA workers Carolyn Sue Carruthers of Moraga Cal Cal- California and Judith Andrews of Dunkirk New York have been graduated from the eighth class to complete training at the Uni of Colorado Thirty eight men and women studied for six weeks before be ber bering ing assigned to work areas Miss Carruthers and Miss l An An- Andrews drews have been assigned to Fort Duchesne |
