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Show It' Mrs. Richard G. Forsyth . Following nuptials performed in the Salt' LakeTerhple , Tuesday, September 17. Miss ' RoDene Fairer, daughter of -i Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernest Farrer, U now answering to the name of Mrs. Richard C Forsyth. 4 ' Mr. Forsyth is a son of Mr; and Mrs.-Richard C. For-" For-" yth of Price. " .". . The reception was held in the Joseph Smith ballroom Wednesday evening amid a color scheme of pink, white and blue. Gladioli, asters, and autumn leaves were arranged attractively at-tractively throughout the ballroom: The host and hostess at the door were Mr. and Mrs. S. Paul Stewart sister and brother4rlaw of the bride and receiving were Mr. and Mrs. Far-rer. Far-rer. Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe, Mr Harold C- Forsyth, the bride and groom. Mis Dorothy Michael, . maid of honor, and bridesmaids Miss Arlene Knudien. Mrs. Daw na Banks, Miss Shirley Kendall, and Mrs. uariene Crandall. The bridesmaids followed the color . scheme in their f owns. The bride wore traditional white satin entrain with beaded pearl trim outlining the net insert in-sert at the throat A veil of dainty wnite lace and net cascaded from a kings coronet of pearl. She carried car-ried white gladioli, roses and gardenias gar-denias with showers of white rib bon in net lovers knots.; The attendants were dressed in soft pastels and carried colonial bouquets of roses and gladioli. Mrs. Fairer was in blue and Mrs. Forsyth in pink and black lace. Each wore a corsage of gladioli. - Preceding the wedding proces sion, which entered through art arch held by the bridesmaids and partners and featuring tiny white wedding bells swinging from each arch, tiny flower girls came, holding hold-ing flower baskets and scattering pink and white asters. Flower girls and train bearers were Nancy Stewart, JoAnn Fairer and Janet Farrer. As the guests entered Miss Ee-Del Ee-Del Farrer requested that they sign the wedding book. Mr. Ralph Farrer, brother of the bride was the master of ceremonies cere-monies for the program that fol-i fol-i lowed. Gloria and Donna Singleton Single-ton sang; a pantomine by Kenneth Ken-neth Stubbs; William Knudsen rendered a solo; a toast to the bride by Miss Jean Reese was given: a toast -to the groom byi i Johnnie Reeve and the sweet- i heart song sung by sorority sis- ier 01 oeui oigma rm, um chapter. Mrs. Doris Forsyth was in charge of the gifts, assisted by Mrs. Brice Farrer. Mrs. Glen Farrer Far-rer and Mrs. James Gornicnec. JUrs. Ma urine Startuo was in -jqharge of the refreshments. uancing was me main diversion for the evening. The couple will make a home in Prow, where Mr. Forsyth will .attend the BYU. They are at home to friends at 10 South and Ninth West street. Open House This Afternoon In honor of Mrs. Arta L. Eggertsen. ah open bbusew1ti be held Sunday afternoon at the home of her son, A. ErFggertsen, 358 South Eighth West street, from two to six o'clock. It is Mrs. Eggertsen's 84 birth- 1 " i . ''7r - 4 ' A Cultus Club Opens Session PAYSON - The opening , of the Cultus Club for their .years work was inaugurated Thursday at tne wuson Little theater: The opening exercises-were in charge of Mrs, Emma. Broadbent, the club, president for the past year. The report of Mrs. Pearl Bigier project chairman:. Mrs Reta Page, civic chairman, and Mrs. Lela Gray, treasurer were submitted, approved . and filed. Unfinished business .was com' pleted and Mrs. Broadbent turned the affairs over to the new presi dent. Mrs. Ennis WilsonOther of ficers introduced were, Mrs." Fan ny Jones, vice president r Mrs Madge Christensen, recording secretary; Mrs. Helen 1 Cowan corresponding secretary; Mrs Clyster Powell treasurer. Mrs. Rosevell Hansen, mem bership chairman presented the applications of Mamie Chappie, Sarah Vance. Zola Dixon. Ruby Cheever and Nettie Burdick and they were accepted as new mem bers. Other business included changing chang-ing the meeting day to the first and third Thursday of each month at 2 p. m. A presidents gift was presented to Mrs. Broad bent. The remainder of the time was in charge of Mrs. Lucile Spencer, social chairman. Selections Selec-tions were given by a clarinet sextette from- the junior high school accompanied by Miss Crista Cris-ta Olsen. a vocal duet by Norelle Jones nd Evelyn Ellsworth and a group of dramatic readings by : Mrs. Marie Huff. Refreshments i were served by the social com- , mittee. . Card Game 500 Is Diversion The card game. 500, was the diversion for members of the ' 4 C club Thursday evening as ' they met at the home of Mrs. ; Don Lees. A lunch was served to members i and the following guests: Mrs. ' Charles Vincent, Mrs. Wayne ' Madsen, and Mrs. Loyd Wilde. ! Mrs. Morlan Snow won high , score prize, Mrs. Frank Buttle, ! second and Mrs. Wayne Madsen j the guest prize. ! The members present were Mrs. Don "Le3, TKrs. William Kelschr' Mi5- Fr,ank Bunnell. Mrs. Walter i Liddiard. and Mrs. Moorlan Snow, i 'U:vtJ.t.ln; f -i f Utah.Stake . Announces ' Dance Series A series of 11 stake-wide dances to be held at Jhe Joseph Smith building ballroom , under spon sorship oi tne ytan staKe M I A was announced'' Saturday by A. Bond.Denhalter, dance director. First, of the dances will T be Tuesday night. September 24, un der sponsorship of .the sunset ward. t" Other dances and the. sponsor ing wards wm oe as iouowi: October 29, Third ward; November Novem-ber 26, University ward; 'December 'Decem-ber 27, Sixth waitfranijafr: 28, Second ward: February 23, River-grove River-grove ward; March 2&t stake-gold and- green ball; ; April : 29. ' Park ward; May 27, Eleventh, ward; June 24. Fourth ward: and; July 29, Pioneer ward. ' r. '. A stake rosette ball for junior age groups will be February 11. ' .A budget card wlir be required for admission for the dances; An Orem Literary Club Entertained t ,. .Members of the Orem Literary club were entertained by Mrs. Boyd Davis at her home in Wild-wood Wild-wood Thursday afternoon. : Autumn leaves and lovely fall flowers . were ... attractively . arranged ar-ranged in the rooms and on the luncheon tables;. A short business meeting was followed by a social. Mrs. L. B. Bennett was guest, and -club members present were Mrs. George Stratton, Mrs. Thomas Thom-as Cardner, Mrs. Boyd Davis, Mrs. Dean Park, Mrs. John Park;, Mrs Clifton Pyne, Mrs. J. D. Pyne, Mrs. A. V. Washburn, Mrs. Thomas Thom-as Jacobs, Mrs. Roy Park, Mrs Curtis Gordon. Mrs. E. H. Calder, Mrs.: Harold Calder and Mrs. Mayme Wells. admission fee will be charged those not having cards. The sponsoring ward will have complete charge during the evening eve-ning and. will also present floor show numbers. Unless otherwise announced, the dances will be informal. SUNDAY HERALD Jv.STIi1 PAGE 3 Midnight Supper Enjoyed At Home Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Eggertsen entertained friends at their home Wednesday night with a midnight supper following a pleasant evening eve-ning of dancing. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Eggertsen, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kjergard of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Boyce and Mrs. Vesta Ahlander of Los Angeles. An-geles. Auxiliary Club Is Entertained Joint hostesses to the Pro von la club, auxiliary to the railroad carmen of America, Friday evening eve-ning were Mrs. Thomas Evans and Mrs. Melvin Barrett, at the Evans home. A short business meeting was followed by games of Monte Carlo Whist with prizes going to Mrs. Approaching Marriage Told Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Taylor of Salem announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Lucy (Lu) Taylor, to Reed Cornaby, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Corn-aby Corn-aby of Benjamin. They will be married Sept. 25 in the Salt Lake temple, and a wedding reception will be given in their honor Sept. 27 at the Salem ward hall. Miss Taylor and Mr. Cornaby were both graduates of the Spanish Span-ish Fork high school and seminary semin-ary in 194S. Since that time Miss Taylor has attended the B Y U and has been employed at the California. Packing corp. Reed has been farming and in civic affairs. He is very active in 4-H club work also church work. Jasper Snow and Mrs. Cecil Dick-erson. Dick-erson. 44 A tasty lunch was served to the 16 members present. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Forsyth, Wednesday newlyweds. day and all friends and relatives are invited. IT'S FALL AGAIN and the Baby Hunting Shop Has Received a Shipment of ) Sleeping Bags . . 4.49 i iiiiv aiiii: Diur Carriage Suits and Buntings Pink and Blue 4.95 5.95 Smartly Styled. 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