Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-10-26 | Page 20 | Venice Malmgren Wears Eggshell Satin to Take Her Vows with W. Murray Bleak

VENICE MALMGREN WEARS EGGSHELL SATIN TO TAKE HER VOWS WITH W. MURRAY BLEAK Right after Miss Venice Malmgren, 125 Sixth Eaat street, and W. Murray Mur-ray Bleak, son of Mrs. Maida Bleak, 375 Fourth East street, became be-came husband and wife Wednesday evening they Informally received their friends at Elliot hall. The ceremony waa performed by th Rev. Jacob Trapp at th Unitarian church, which was decorated with pink and whit chrysanthemuma and tall whit tapera. Th bride's wedding gown waa of eggshell slipper satin mad along princess lines, with a long train and glove-fitting sleeves. Her fingertip veil fell from a cluster of seed pearls and ah carried a bouquet of Madonna lilies and lilies of th valley. She waa given In marriag by her brother, E. Herben Malmgren of Levan. Her sister, Mrs. Carl M. Secrest of Fresno, Cal, waa matron of honor hon-or and wore a chiffon gown In an orchid shad which waa mad with a wide glrdl effect and full skirt Rosebuds and whit chrysanthe mums made up her bouquet Another sister. Miss Irene Malmgren Malm-gren of Levan, was the- maid of honor, and waa frocked In a model identical to that of th matron of honor, only in a shell pink shad. Her bouquet also was similar. The two little flower girls, Connie Con-nie Mac Hanson and Jerry Hanson, Han-son, wore dresses of pink silk crepe and carried small bouquets of rosebuds rose-buds and button chrysanthemums. Best man for the bridegroom was Reed Bleak and th ushers wer Glenn W. Simmons and, Ira War-burton. War-burton. After greeting their friends following fol-lowing the wedding, the members of the bridal party and relative went to a wedding dinner given by the mother of th bride, Mrs. S. E. Malmgren of Levan, and two sisters, Mrs. Russell A. Mooney of Glendale, Cal., and Mrs. Horace S. J. Durrant, 338 Westminster avenue, ave-nue, at Mrs. Durrant's hom For traveling on her honeymoon trip, the bride wore a suit of green and brown tweed, with corsage of rosebud. They'll make their horn in Salt Lake City.