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Show - THE SUNDAY HERALD PROVO. UTAH COUNTY. UTAH SUNDAY. AUGUST 1947 Society and Club News Society and Clubs Theater Page Classified Church and School Evelyn Park-Richard Nimer United in Temple Rites Leadinsr the social news of the week is the marriage of Evelyn Park, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Park, and Richard Nimer, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Nimer, who exchanged ex-changed vows in Logan temple, Thursday. Going to Logan with the couple were Mrs. Park, Mrs. Nimer and Mrs. Lula Burr, grandmother of the bride. The group enjoyed a wedding dinner after the ceremony. Friday evening a reception at Provo First ward hon ored the new Mr. and Mrs. Nimer. Gowned in ivory satin, entrain, the'bride completed her ensemble ensem-ble with a flowing veil held with a bride's crown of orange blossoms blos-soms and a dainty bridal bouquet. She was attended by her sister Mrs. Lawrence Melugin, of Salt Lake City, who wore a smart aqua-blue formal dress. Helen Park, another sister, was maid-of maid-of -honor and bridesmaids were Paula Mae Lotz, Betty Nimer and Dorothy Farnworth, who wore pretty summer frocks in pastel hades and carried nosegays. Mothers of the voune counle greeted the many guests. Mrs. Park chose a blue dinner dress with gardenia corsage and Mrs. Nimer wore a sown of soft ifrav with contrasting flowers. The groom was attended by nis broth er. .tiaroia Miner, kittle carol Ann and Stephen Meluain were trainbearers. Stephen wore a tinjr tuxedo and Carol Ann a while satin formal. Guests were served from a table centered with a laree wed ding cake, surrounded with tap ers and flowers. Mrs. M. A. Eichenberger, Mrs. Virgil Bullock and Mrs. Ada Skinner took charge of the display dis-play of the many beautiful gifts. After a honeymoon in Denver, Colo, the newlyweds will return to Provo to make their home, while Mr. Nimer continues his studies at Brigham Young university. Church Group Discusses Peace OREM The women's auxil iary of the Provo Eible church met at the home of Mrs. Lulu Clark of 740 North .Yaie avenue. Provo. The business of the meet ing was conducted by President Mrs. Ann Williams. Devotion was led bv Mrs. Anna Fowler, her topic being "Peace and Service of True Christians." The missionary talk. "T h e Strange Story -in the Orient," was given by Mrs. Mary Brown. Mrs- Ann Williams won the Drize when the table game was played. Mrs. Lulu Clark was, presented witn a beauinui silver aisn non- oring ner on ner ZDtn weooing anniversary. An elaborately decorated anni versary caKe was cut ana served with the delicious luncheon, with Mrs. Lulu Clark and -Mrs. Elva i Parker as co-hostesses. Those enjoying the affair were Mrs. Ann Williams of Olmstead.1 Mrs. Amelia Eck of American ; Fork. Mrs. Elva Parker. Mrs. i Margaret Lee and Mrs. .Mary Brown of Provo. and from Orem. Mrs. Anna Fowler. Mrs. Lula Dunn. Mrs. Reta Ray. Mrs. Mil dred Bearman. Mrs. Audrey Dunn and Mrs. Evelyn Todd. Guests were rars. ton a juaviieid 01 urem and Mrs. Eva Kennedy of Provo. Family Parties For Visitors OREM Mr. and Mrs. Clark Conder and family have returned to their home in Victorville Cal. after visitme here for the oast Week with Mrs. Conder s Darents Mayor and Mrs. J. W. Gillman. During their visit here Mayor and Mrs. Gillman entertained' at the family home with all their children and grandchildren pres ent which totaled 38 persons An other dav was snent at Canvon Glen with their entire family present, who were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Gillman and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Burn- ingham and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glade Gillman - and family Mr. and Mrs. Elroy West and son. Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Gillman and son. Air. ana Airs, uicn vmiion and- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gillman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Conder and family. Norman i Gillman and Mayor and Mrs. Gill man. Stardust News Dots Summer Calendar Popular Pair To he Wed Mr. and Mrs. Ole Christiansen of this city, announce the en gagement and approaching mar riage of their daughter, Eloise, to Robert Craig Clark, son of Dr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Clark also of this city. The bride - elect is the former student of Brigham Young University Uni-versity where she was affiliated with the Val Norn Social Unit. August 22nd has been selected as the wedding date The couple will leave during the early part of September for Philadelphia where Mr. Clark is attending school. Maiden Joins Bridal Parade SPANISrI FORK Joining a long parade of August brides will be Miss Electa Lasson, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lasson of Birdseye. News of her betrothal to Roy J. Brown, son of Mrs. Clyde J. Brown of Boise, Ida., was announced recently in the beautiful Crown room in Salt Lake City. The young couple set Aug. 22 as their wedding day. They will pledge vows in a sundown ceremony cere-mony in the Spanish Fork Fifth ward chapel, and a reception will follow for their many friends. The future bride has chosen her sister, Mrs. Edith Dame. Fillmore, Fill-more, as matron of honor. Duane Brown, Boise, Ida., brother of the broom-to-be, will perform duties of best man. After a short honeymoon trip, the couple plans to live in Salt Lake, where both have been employed em-ployed during the past year. Miss Lasson is a graduate of Spanish Fork high school and seminary. Mr. Brown graduated from Boise nigh school and served j in the air force 41 months during: the war. j Prior to her wedding, the popu- j lar bride-elect .will be compli-j mented at numerous showers and spcial functions given by friends and relatives in Spanish Fork and Salt Lake City. New Club Gives Birthday Party A new club, the Neighborhood Birthday club (NBC), had their first meeting this week at the home of Mrs. Bessie Calderwood on the occasion of her birthday. Lovely gifts were presented to the guest of honor. Games were plaved and prizes given, after which a delkious luncheon was served to Mrs. Olive Hunt, Mrs. Electa Parker, Mrs. Dorothy Durrant, Mrs. Gurnee Anderson, Mrs. Carol Adamson, Mrs. Agnes Duke. Mrs. Christie Durrant, Mrs. Lillian Campbell, Mrs. Jeanette Hunt and Mrs. Beth Calderwood. Whist Played At Club Party Mrs. Andrew Terry was hostess to the Elm Wan Adi club at her home Friday evening. Monte Carol whist was the diversion, awards going to Mrs. Joseph Clay-son Clay-son and Mrs. Les Longman. An attractive luncheon was served to a guest, Mrs. Eliza Bennett, Ben-nett, and the following members: Mrs. Terry, Mrs. Clayson, Mrs. Longman, Mrs. Dale Larsen. Mrs. Elmo Halladay, Mrs. Alfred Ben-! nett, Mrs. Eldon Rowley, Mrs.: Percy Thatcher and Mrs. Llmeri Carlson. i I r. I ( s I -l ' v , , ,, 1 f - ' I VffK '-'' ' ' l i ,r ... .? 1 h - 4 it v I I ' -'s 4 , ' TV ' I f V'; J " - It's a busy threesome in a whirl of exciting parties that come with announcements of engagements and marriages. Summer days are filled with last minute shopping and sewing for the trousseau and evenings are gay with festive occasions given by families and friends. At left is Eloise Christiansen, charming bride-elect of Robert Craig Clark. After their marriage, which is planned for late August, they will go to Philadelphia, where Mr. Clark will continue his studies. Center, Leola Clark; Spanish Fork maid, who will recite vows with Robert E; Knudsen. At right, Mrs. Lawrence D. Colledge, who was Marcia Wadley, before she spoke vows with Mr. Colledge this week. Camp Manavu Plans Breakfast In Canyon Members of Camp Manavu, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, will honor their queen, Mrs. Dwight Billings, at an outdoor breakfast in Provo canyon, Tuesday morning. morn-ing. There will be a small charge made for breakfast and transportation. transpor-tation. Women are asked to wear pioneer costumes and l& bring a plate, cup, knife, fork, spoor and napkin." A bus will leave Manavu ward church at 9 a. m. Social Group At Upper Falls OREM The Orem social group enjoyed an outing at Upper Falls resort Friday afternoon. Their special guest was Mrs. A. V. Wat-kins Wat-kins of Washington, D. C. After social chat they went to the summer home of Mrs. Frank Thorne at the resort and refreshments refresh-ments were served to Mrs. C. Lucius Lu-cius Landie, Mrs. W. H. Kofford, Mrs. Allen Bellows, Mrs. Maud Park, Mrs. S. A. Carter, Mrs. Pearl Jepperson, Mrs. B. M. Jol-ley. Jol-ley. Mrs. C. E. Holt, Mrs. O. H. Anderson. Mrs. G. T. Tucker of Provo, Mrs. Taylor of Arizona, Mrs. A. V. Watkins and Mrs. Thorne. Wedding Bells To Ring Soon SPANISH FORK Wedding bells will chime this month for Miss Leola Clark, c harming daughter of Mrs. Lyla H. Clark of Coalville, and Robert E. Knudsen, Knud-sen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Knudsen of Spanish Fork. The prominent University of Utah couple will -exchange vows Aug. 11 in the Salt Lake LDS temple. dJhe. ..bride's . mother. will honor them, at a reception the following evening in Coalville. Coal-ville. ...... Meanwhile, pre-nuptial days are filled with parties and trousseau trous-seau plans for the bride-to-be Tuesday evening she will meet new Spanish Fork friends at a bride's shower being given by Mrs. Adelia Knudsen and Miss Norma Jean Knudsen, mother and sister of the future bridegroom. bride-groom. The shower, beginning at 8 p. m. in the First ward chapel, will draw much Spanish irork society. j After their mid-August wed-iding, wed-iding, the couple is planning a j honeymoon in Yellowstone. They jwill return to live in Salt Lake icity, where Mr. Knudsen is man-lager man-lager of an apartment house. - The nearlyweds both are students stu-dents at University of Utah. Miss Clark is affiliated with social so-cial groups there and will graduate grad-uate in the Spring. Mr. Knudsen attended BYU before entering the army. He served over five years in both theaters of operation. Dancing Friends jnvite Guests To Summer Party One of the most successful parties of the summer season was 'that given by Dancing Friends at Rainbow Gardens Friday night, j The party climaxed a season of , outstanding social events. Each! member was invited to bring three, guest : couples, making- a large crowd at' the Friday party.1 Club Notes WOMEN'S COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD There will be a meeting for all executive board members Monday Mon-day at 2:30 p. m. at Women's club house. A full attendance is urged. WOMEN OF MOOSE The regular meeting of Women of Moose will be held Monday at 8 p. m. at 160 North University. All members are urged to be pres ent. There will be initiation of new members. Sewing, Lunch For LCM Club Mrs. Carol Morgan entertained at her home this week for members mem-bers of the LCM club of Orem. Sewing and luncheon were the diversions. Present were the following members: Mrs. Nila Hills, Mrs. Gurnee Anderson, Mrs. LaRue Gordon, Mrs. Thelma Kocher-hans, Kocher-hans, Mrs. Hilda Stone, Mrs. Lucy Rowiey, Mrs. Phyllis Johnson, Mrs. Lucile Richardson and Mrs. LaPreal Louder. Honeymoon For Couple Now enjoying a honeymoon In the Pacific northwest are Mr and Mrs Lawrence D. Colledge, who were married this week in Logan LDS temple and who will return to make a home in Springville. The charming bride Is the former for-mer Marcia Wadley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Wadley. Mr. Colledge is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Colledge of Lehi President EIRay Christensen performed the nuptial rites at Logan temple. Going to Logan ' with the couple were Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Colledge, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wells. A wedding dinner followed the marriage, after which the couple left for their wedding trip. Marcia graduated from the seminary and high school at Pleasant Grove. The groom is a graduate of Lehi seminary and high school, and served during the war with U. S. navy. V Couple Wed In Seattle SPRINGVILLE Mr. and Mrs. LaCelle Sumsion are announcing; the marriage of their daughter. Miss Betty Rae Sumsion, to Raymond Ray-mond Kohkonen, son of Mrs. Henry Kohkonen of Price. The double ring ceremony was solemnized , July 19, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orin C. Bain of Seattle, Wash; Immediately after the marriage, the couple were honored with a wedding reception at the Bab) home. The bride is a graduate of th Springville high school and business busi-ness college, Salt Lake City.. Tha bridegroom graduated from, the Carbon high school and after three years in the armed forces, also enrolled in business college. Prior to the bride leaving for Seattle, she was honored with two pre-nuptial parties. 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