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Show Friends-Relatives Honor Mrs. Cleo Whitney Following Nevada Marriage Social functions over the week end honored the former Miss Lela Lund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lund Jr., who on Feb. 7th became the bride of Cleo Whitney, of Logandale, Nev., the ceremony taking place in Las Vegas. On Friday evening Mrs. James Andrus, aunt of the bride, as-sited as-sited Mrs. Lund in entertaining 38 relatives and friends at a miscellaneous mis-cellaneous shower at the Lund home. The program included vocal numbers by Mrs. Mamie Paxman, Mrs. Adrene Cottam and Miss Renee Lund, the latter a sister of the bride. Serving of refreshments preceded opening of the many gifts. Sunday noon, the bride's, grandmother, grand-mother, Mrs. Orpha M. Andrus entertained at her home at a family dinner with plates set for twenty-four. Sunday evening, Mrs. Whitney gave a trousseau tea at the home of her parents with more than 100 relatives and friends attending. Assisting in receiving were her mother, Mrs. R. C. Lund, and her grandmother, Mrs. Orpha M. Andrus. An-drus. Presiding in the gift room, where the bride's silver and china were also exhibited were her aunts, Mrs. Gordon Mathis and Mrs. James Andrus, the former in floral patterned silk jersey and the latter in peach chiffon over taffeta. Displaying the crystal glass, linen, lace and quilts was Mrs. Grant Remund of Midway, Utah, attired in an old-fashioned model of baby blue taffeta. Miss Erma Bentley assisted Mrs. Whitney in the bride's own room, wearing a formal of white airline, while the bride wore baby blue chiffon with inserts of pink at the skirt panels. Assisting in serving were Miss Grace Bentley, in white chiffon and Miss Thelma Blake, in peach chiffon. Renee Lund, sister of the bride, registered the guests. Following an informal family dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Whitney returned to Logandale late Sunday Sun-day evening, where Mrs. Whitney will continue her school teaching until the end of the year. They will make their home in Logandale. |
