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Show fv To In Be Wed i inacia Of interest of her friends here is announcement of the letrothal and approaching marriage of Miss Arna Bredesen, of Los Angeles, Calif., daughter of Mrs. Neta Bredesen of Provo, to Lt. Cyril Paul Joseph Meagher of the Royal j Air Force Kerry commana 01 au-f&x. au-f&x. Nova Scotia. The wedding is to be late in April, in Quebec. Canada, Lt. Meagher's home. He is stationed at Montreal, Canada. Miss Bredesen has been employed employ-ed in the coast city for the past four years. . Wedding Date Set By Couple Margene Liljcnquist, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Farrell Liljen-quist. Liljen-quist. and Glen W. Hill, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hill of Kaysville, have set May 6 as their wedding date. The ruptials will take place in the Salt Lake temple, and a reception re-ception is planned for the evening of May 8, in the Joseph Smith building. They plan to live in Provo. Both are attending the B.Y.U., where they bride is affiliated with the Cesta Ties and the Calcares. Mr .Hill is in the marine reserves and is a member of the Brigadiers, Alpha Kappa Psi and the Intercollegiate Inter-collegiate Knights. Home Wedding Pretty Affair A pretty home wedding was that of Elaine Brady and G. Harold Duce, held Friday evening, at the home of the groom's mother Mrs. Margaret Duce of Provo. The. bride is a daughter of .Mrs. Georee. Newitt of Spanish Fork and was given in marriage by her sten-father. Mr. Newitt. Bishop Victor J. Bird of the Fourth ward performed the ceremony, witness ed by 20 family members and intimate in-timate friends. Tulips, bleeding L nated in the lovely springtime floral arrangements tnrougnout the rooms. The bride was lovely in a gown of white chiffon and lace, and she wore a white chiffon veil trimmed with lace, which fell from a Queen Victoria three-point crown of seed pearls. Her bou quet was of calla lilies and white and pink roses, tied with streamers stream-ers and showers, of rosebuds.4'- A weddirlg dinner immediately followed, the dining table holding a huge three-tiered wedding cake, Ltopped with bride and groom. The handsome gift display was ii charge of Mrs. Ronald Folsom anVd Mrs. Woodruff Jensen. TThe newlyweds left for a honey- J mown in the canyons and -to Los l Angieles, Calif. The bride changed to t rayon and wool gabardine threepiece suit in a fawn color, to whichi she added poudre blue accessaries and a corsage of roseg, They will return to- Provo to .make thelir home. The weVlding dinner was served to the brflde and groom, and the parents, Mis. Margaret Duce andN Mr. and Mrs George Newitt; Mr. and Mi's. WcVodruff , Jensen, Miss 'Fawn Brady, Dean and Calvin Brady, LaJuanU Brady, Norma Duce, Reed DueSfi, Miss Leah Ras-mussen, Ras-mussen, Barbara Sherry D. O. Wight. Mrs. Noa E. Walter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronaltti Folsom and Mr. and Mrs. HaroVld Mower. I Entering Service; Is Entertaiiied A supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Wiklfe Saturday evening, complimented I Lt. (j. g.) Stanford Than or Tonpdo, unio, who has made his homa in Provo the past year while employed by Graham, Anderson, PrTpbst and White, architects, at the Geneva Gen-eva Works. ' 1 He leaves today for Cornell . university, Ithaca, New "xork, and will stop en route to yisit his people in Toledo. f FeMow employes gave the supper sup-per Saturday, attended I by 18 guests who presented Lf. Thall .'.?..VAV 3 J I) V," Mi 4. f.4 v xv Miss Arna Bredesen to become bride of Lt. Cyri 1 Paul Joseph Meagher. mm ': mm s, - - (isSffiSSsS 'acr.'.o.viC' Miss Margeno Liljenquist, affianced af-fianced bride o f Glen. W Hill. 'Mrs. Lenard tensen, nee Housekeeper. i - Ni i . 1 Mrs. Maurice Kendall, t h e former Alic e Jackson. i 0 ' 1 i$ s Chris-Rub Chris-Rub y S ?i tmzm&te1- Miss Elizabeth Done, who is soon to wed Robert Delvar Pope. with a gift. Son Honored On Furlough Pfc. Donald Duce of I the U. S. air force, was guest of honor at the home of hs mothir, Mrs. , D. O. Wight, the former Margaret F. Duce, Thursday evcnin prior to his departure for Sheppard field, Texas, after a 10 -day fur-lough. fur-lough. . Invited guests included old friends of Donald, also those of his brothers, Harold and Reid the latter celebrating his eighteenth . birthday anniversary. Also, he had that day registered under the Selective Service act and expects induction into the armed forces during the J summer. : Other guests were Mr., and Mrs. J. Montev Wight of Provo, Mr. and Mrs., Harold Duce (Elaine Brady).. ' Miss Fawn Brady and . Miss Barbara Sherry, all of Provo, and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Schoev of Salt k Lake City. ' ' a delicious jsupper was servea oy the: '. hostess, assisted - by. her daughter, "Miss Norma . Duce. Young Maid Is Married Mr. and Mrs. John I. House- kepeer of 626 East Fourth South street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Ruby to Lenard Christensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Christensen of 744 West Fourth South, this city. The young couple were married Friday, April 16, in Provo, and have been visiting in Salt Lake City. For her quiet wedding, the bride wore a teel blue suit, with maroon ma-roon accessories. Joyce Adamson Becomes Bride Rites in the Salt Lake temple Friday united in marriage Joyce Adamson, daughter of Mr. and Mm. A. C. Adamson of Provo, and Staff Sergeant Russell Alma Wells, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alma Wells of Twin Falls, Idaho. David A. Broadbent performed the ceremony, in the presence of thev bride's mother and the groom's parents. . Later, a dinner was given by the bride's parents at the Temple Square hotel, at which the brde wore an attractive beige suit with blown accessories. The newlyweds left immediately for Idaho Falls, thence to Twin Falls V and on to Camp White, Medford Oregon, where the grcom is stationed with " the army. Monday . evening,' Mrs. Adamson, Adam-son, the bride's mother, and . her sirter-in-law, : Mrs. V Arthur Adamson, Adam-son, entertained at a shower. The guests enjoyed viewing the lovely love-ly trousseau and -she '. received many gifts.. , ... I. Have a Hobby . It9 As gracious as she is attractive, Mrs. Alfred Luttrell, whose fascinating southern accrnt would imply that she was from just such a state as Virginia, is interested in biographies and . is really making a study of pioneer history. Residents of Provo for nearly1 a year now, the Luttrells have madr many friends, but are usually to to found evenings at their "nome at 345 East Sixth North street. "We're just home bodies and book-worms," said Rose Pulley Luttrell, whose genuine interest in people peo-ple has played an important part in her life. She is somewhat of a philosopher and has found from her intense study of biographies that "from small walks come great people." With this thought in mind Khe has found her greatest satisfaction in helping individuals in-dividuals through "stormy" days and readjustment periods. ' She is too modest aboiit ail this, but-there are many stories stories with sad beginnings arid happy endings. ' ' Mr. Luttrell is with the Aetna Casualty and Sur-ity Sur-ity company of Hartford, Conn., and has charge of the compensation insurance for employes at the Geneva Works arid the Ironton plant of Columbia Steel.' He has been engaged in the same, work and for the same company since 1939 changing' his mind about his profession after graduating from, the University Uni-versity of Virginia Law School, at Charlottesville, Va., in '38. He too, was born in. Virginia, and the couple have always lived in the south'. Mr. Luttrell has a fine baritone voice and has - always . been in music- circles and has now joined - Provo's - well-known Mendelssohn male chorus. He was a member of the University Glee, and sang iif Catholic and Episcopal churcn choirs for years. He . studied voice in New York. - .. "One of my most interesting experiences was , -my. season as hostcas at Ash Lawn, the .home of' President J ames Monroe, : located near that of Thomas - Jefferson, said Mrs. LuttrelL She studied at Madison college at Harrisonburg. Va., and the University of Virginia, and taught school for a couple of years.' Somewhere along, the line this southern lady has taken, time out to -learn the art of cookery the ;Hmelt-in-yourmouthr' dishes that you dream about. . - ... : J. - - x ' i -'V ' ' - i X ! -! ' . ? -A; r- . 99Done-Pppe Date Named May third has been set as the date of marriage for Miss Eliza be tl Done, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heber J. Done and Robert Delvar Pope, son of Mr. and Mrs Oilan C. Pope. The young couple will be, wed in the Salt Lake temple. The bride-elect is a member of the LaSorella social unit, and will be graduated from R. Y. U. this spring. A number of showers have been planned in her honor. Mr. Pope will be graduated and will be commissioned an ensign in the naval air corps, May 1, at Moffett field, California where he has been atteridiner since De cember. Previously, he attended! St. Mary's pre-flight school after enlisting in the service in June He is in the Lighter-than-air di vision. He attended B. Y. U. and was a member of Lambda Delta Sigma. Mary Cecelia Qub Social 4. Mary Cecelia club members spent a pleasant time at the home of Mrs. C. A. Tolboe Friday after noon, with Miss Donna' Tolboe as sisting. . Cards, sewing and a delicious luncheon were enjoyed. Guests were Mrs. Frank Gay, Mrs. Albert. Rasmussen. Mrs.' Garn Carter and Mrs. Allie Cun ningham, and members enjoying tne . party i were : Mrs. ' August : J. Johnson, Mjrs Donald Tolboe, Mrs. Leonard Leatham, Miss - Zelda Madsen; Mrs." H. P. Hansen, Mrs. George BoeL Mrs. Vernon Tolboe. Mrs. C. A.-Dahlquist, Mrs.' Edwin,' Madsen and Mrs Lena- D. Swen- son. - ".---, Couple Married' In Minneapolis Announcement is made by Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Jackson of Provo, -of the marriage of their daughter; Alice to Maurice Kendall, son pf Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kendall, also of tbis city. The bride has just returned from Minneapolis, Minnesota, where the couple were married April 10, and where Mr. Kendall, U. S. Navy, is taking a machinist course at the University of Minnesota. Minne-sota. Mrs. Kendall is attending the Provo high school and after graduating grad-uating this spring, will return to Minneapolis, where she will re main until Mr. Kendall graduates for the University. He is a Provo high graduate. Return From Son's Wedding Mr. and Mrs. William Aston have returned from Fresno, Call fornia, where they attended the wedding of their son, Pvt. La Vert. W. Aston of the army air corps, radio division, and Betty May Wasson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William Wasson, of Glendale, Calif. The chapel was beautifully decorated dec-orated with white snowballs arid fern. Only close family members and, friends were bidden to the pretty wedding. The bride, who was given lh marriage by her father,' waa gbwned in rich white brocaded satin, and her veil of silk net fell from a pearl tiara. She carried gardenias. Her sisters and intimate inti-mate friends attended "her, and were f rocked in dainty Hue taffeta taf-feta creations and carried pink sweet peas. The gutfTt was attended at-tended by a close companion from the army camp. The newlyweds will live in Fresno. Fres-no. Pvt. Aston attended the B. Y. U. Maude Snell Given Showel A shower was given by Mrs. W. H. Snelf. Thursday evening at her home, honoring her daughter, daugh-ter, Maude, whose marriage to Duane K. Fullmer of Circleville.: Utah, is to take place May 1, at home. ' v; The entertaining rooms were-beautifully were-beautifully decorated, wi th Jjprtog... "flowed -After'- viewlng'the trous-:' seau of the honoree, the guests ; played bingo and "Monte. Carlo" whist, and a delicious luncheon Was served. Guests in attendance were Misa Doris Nelson, Mrs. Kenneth D. Graven, Mrs. Morris R. Snell, Miss Elaine Booke, Mrs. Douglas Boul-den, Boul-den, Miss Iva Snell,' Miss Dorothy Jansen, Mrs. Thomas Evans, Mrs. Priscilla Gale, Mrsi Stanley 'Jor-gensen, 'Jor-gensen, Miss Youla Mauz2ey, Mrs. Ned E. Tucker, Miss Hazel Hard-man, Hard-man, Mrs. Leonard Harmon,' Mrs. Ledger D. Free, Mrs. Edward Lenehan, Mrs. Caravene Kelson, Miss Margaret Brandley, Miss Gloria Snell, Mrs. Israel Jorgen,-sen, Jorgen,-sen, Mrs. P. P. Bigelow, Mrs. ' Olive Brandley, j , and Mrs. Andrew An-drew Shelton of Provo. Mrs. S. C. Jackson, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Boyce Clark, Heber City; Mrs. Heber C. Snell, Poca-tello, Poca-tello, Idaho, and Miss Martha Swenson, Mrs. Joseph Olsen, Mrs.' Silas Snell, Mrs .David Robertson, Robert-son, and Mrs. James Swenson of Spanish Fork. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Lloyd Carter and Mrs. William R. Snell. The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts. Newcomers to Be Entertained The new women living in Provo will be entertained at the first of a series of entertainments to be given for the newcomers, by the. municipal section of the Women's -Council, Friday at. the Women's clubhouse. : , The party is set for 2 o'clock, and Mrs. Sterling Ercanbrack.; chairman, announces a variety-of entertainment to include cards,; refreshments, music and getv acquainted features. Committee members are endeavoring endeav-oring to make this one of the most delightful events attended by the many women who are now calling-Provo calling-Provo "home." Honored On Wiedding Day. , Mr. and, Mrs. Jack Spendlove were honored by their family with a surprise party Friday even- tag at their home, the 'occasion-being 'occasion-being their thirtieth weddin? an-., niyersary. ;; . Tulips and pansies were pretty-as pretty-as decorations. v v - Vaughn Spendlove paid tribute . to his parents, and sentiments were expressed. A. tasty luncheon was served and : gifts were presented.' pre-sented.' . Friends called during' the day and 'family -members - attend- tag were Mr. and. Mrs. Don Bricn- holt and daughter, Carol .Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Jensen - and children, Deanna and Bonnie Jean; Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Spendlove and "son Larry, and CUf ton6pend- love.' . . - -'s |