Salt Lake Telegram | 1949-07-02 | Page 20 | Elkington-Taylor Rites Held

IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY Elkington-Taylor Rites Held July's first brid wu well-known well-known University of Utah graduate grad-uate Mias Dorothy Jan Eiking-too, Eiking-too, a daughter of Mr. and Mra. E. J. EUtlngton of Tooele. On Friday aha exchanged nuptial promisee with Asaal G. Taylor Jr, a aon of Mr. and Mrs. Asaal G. Taylor of Rex burg, Ida. Tha beautiful ceremony was " performed by L D S Bishop Carver Car-ver Bryan at 5:30 pjn. at tha Alpha Delta PI sorority house followed by a reception for tha newlyweda. Tha former Miaa Klkington chose to be wed in an lea blue ballerina length satin frock with a tiny Juliet cap atop her head. Accenting tha bride's attire was the traditional "something "some-thing hoiiowed" which waa tha diamond brooch owned by her mother. Mrs. Malcolm B. Wilson cam from Denver to attend her slater sla-ter aa matron of honor. 8he was in eggshell taffeta for tha lovely wedding. Matching gowna of hyacinth were worn by bridesmaids brides-maids Miaa Maxina Marts and Miaa Lillian Park. Beat man waa Jamea Leverlch and ushers were Lawrence Tay-lor Tay-lor and Richard Nelson. Pouring waa Mra, Howard Go and in tha gift room were Mrs. Ralph Poderaay and Mra. Mary Jane Bhaaffer. Mrs. XI wood Phinnay greeted guests at tha door. In tha dining room war Mrs. Wendell Droubay. Mra, Lloyd Brickaon, Mrs. William Mclatyra, Mrs. Richard Nelson and Mrs. Jack Hoyia.