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Show si rr- . ' v-,, -v. t f - f V w J - - . J I c , ? " V "- w.-ij,, . ? -- - - - t n ij - , -fc jjj ' . 1 I ..SJK:, 1 $ :' , ' " ' 9 I -.. I. Vj . i 1 v i ... . . 4j c -v fv v 3 , f i in j ; ! :? i i !i -V ' - "---- . .. ---, . . ----,.. ..;"., , . j ,,ii, , .j Mr. and Mrs. Kent Blackley now at home in Provo were married in church rites here recently with a reception after the ceremony. She is the former Miss Sharon DeHeer. New Mr. and Mrs. Kent Blackley Now Make Their Home in Provo Lovely in tulle and lace, Miss Sharon DeHeer, De-Heer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William DeHeer De-Heer recited nuptial vows with Kent Blacklev, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown in recent rites performed perform-ed by Bishop Glenn Tipton. Later La-ter in the evening at the Third-Ninth Third-Ninth ward church, a reception honored the young- couple. The bride's gown was floor length designed with fitted bodice, a scalloped neckline adorned with tiny crystal and seed pearls and long tapered sleeves. Her veil of sheerest bridal illusion, fell from a tiar-ra tiar-ra of sequins and seed pearls and she carried a bridal bouquet bou-quet consisting of a single white orchid surrounded with pink roses and carnations. Mrs. Larry Price, a sister, was matron of honor; Jo Ann Daybell, Ann Laney, Elma Morrill, Mor-rill, Yvonne Ames, Mary Con-over Con-over and Carol DeHeer, also a sister, were bridesmaids, all in pink and turquoise and carried bouquets of pink and turquoise carnations. Dee Blackley served his brother bro-ther as best man. Mrs. DeHeer wore a gown of pink lace and Mrs. Blackley a pink eyelet embroidery with corsages of pink rose-buds. Monica and Pam Blackley in white and turquoise nylon with tiny baskets of turquoise carnations car-nations were flower girls. Greeting guests at the door were Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Creer, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ruff. Mrs. Gary DeHeer and Mrs. Neva Blanscett attended the guest book. In charge of the gift arrangements arran-gements were Mrs. Jack Lam-pros, Lam-pros, Mrs. Dee Blackley, Mrs. Leon Blackley, Carilyn Simmons, Sim-mons, Judy Law, Cyntha Dalton, Dal-ton, Elaine Barton, Judy Robinson Robin-son and Suzann Ruff and Linda Bahr. The table in the serving area, was covered with a white lace cloth over turquoise and was centered with a white three-tiered three-tiered wedding cake. Serving during the evening were Jean Patrick, JoAnn Johnson, Pat Frandsen, and Mary Lynn Blackett. The couple spent a few days honeymoon and are now making mak-ing their home at 353 East Third North in Provo. |
