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Show . 2 Sunday, Sept. 12. 1948 SUNDAY KZRALD Home Rites Unite Couple Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Potts of Colton, Oregon, announce the marriage of their daughter. Dawns, to Robert Sterling Bean. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling C Bean. The ceremony was performed per-formed by Bishop George E. Col-lard Col-lard in tht home of Dr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Boyle, with family members and close friends present. i- , . xx b- :-"t00r I - r-'v ' " u - .' ' ' m-.?'v, ; ? - -t W. , :.f il,. , INA WILLETT Willett - Ostler En&a&ement Told : Mr. and Mrt. D. E. Willett of Oram announce the engagement of their daughter, Ina, to Darrold I. OiUtr, ion of Mr. andjMri. C. R. Oetler, Orem. Mia Willett U a recent grad-'duate grad-'duate of Pleasant Orove high school and Timpanogoi stake aeminary. Mr. Oatler, a graduate of Lincoln Lin-coln high school aqd Sharon stake seminary, is now serving in the army at Fort Ord, Calif. " f r M It " lit- 5 MRS. RONALt) HENDRICHSEN Little Given Girl Is Gala Fete It was a gala party for tht mall fry when Mildred Rut!-Naylor, Rut!-Naylor, presented the little guests with gay hats and bright balloons as favors. Moving pictures were shewn and treats enjoyed. Bringing gift to tht little guest of honor were Pamela Hoover, Gary Jensen. Diane and Lynn Marston, Judv and Joan Bullock. Marriage of Couple Told Mr. and Mrs. Elmo All red announce an-nounce the marriage of their daughter, Venita. to Ronald Hen-rlchfen, Hen-rlchfen, son of Mrs. Beulah Hen-richsen. The couple was married Sept. 4th in Evanston, Wyo., in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Olsen, who accompanied them They are making their home at 244 North 4th West. ' ' The bride will be honored at n miscellaneous shower Wednesday night at the home of her mother Les Amies Meet In Spanish Fork The home of Mrs. Lee Twelver in Spanish Fork was the scene of the Thursday night meeting of Les Amies club members. Guest Renee Wightman and members present played 500, with' prizes going to Mrs. Paul Anderson, Ander-son, Mrs. Carl R. Saxey and Mrs. Faye Williams. Others who enjoyed the luncheon lunch-eon were Mrs. John Banks, Mr. Ray Madsen. Mrs. Robert Nash. Mrs. Hazel Hundley. Mrs. Noe Jackson, Mrs. Morris Duke, and Mrs. Joe Galloway. s f.fllj 'Wl Y ;r ' ; I I 1 w n Butler - Olsen Wed Recently SPANISH FORK Another name was added to the autumn bridal list in Spanish Fork with the marriage Sept. 2 of Loa Jean Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Alma Butler, of Spanish Fork, and Dale L. Olsen. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olsen of Rifby, Idaho. Rites were performed in the Salt Lake LDS temple and a re ception was given by parents of the bride in the First ward chapel. The bride, popular in Spanish Fork and Provo social circles, chose a white satin gown with Ieg'-o-mutton sleeves edged with lace. The neckline of her gown, also trimmed with lace, was accented ac-cented by a double strand of pearls and she wore a double fingertip veil. The bridal bouquet was a combination of white carnations carna-tions and pink rosebuds. The bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Leon Ahllstrom, was matron of honor. Carol Butler, Joyce Lun-dell, Lun-dell, Gweneth Olsen, Molley Cox, Shirley Nagle and Ruth McCartney McCart-ney were bridesmaids. Vern Gunderson was best man for the bridegroom. Little Norma Hopper, dressed in rose taffeta, was flower girl and trainbearer. The chapel and reception rooms were gay with fall varieties of gladioli, roses, and daisies. Dining room hostesses were Mrs. Ellis Peckenpaugh. Mrs. Lynn Gapper and Estella Olsen. Friends of the bride served. LaReta Perry, assisted by Leone Goslison, Mrs. Arch Andrus and Mrs. Oliver Hansen, were in the gift rooms. Carol S. Grotegut had charge of the trousseau rooms. Guests were greeted at the door by Mr. and Mrs. William J. John- son and Renee Rowley, Elaine Stars and Sandra Merrill, all of-i Provo. received gifts. Le Roy Whitehead was master of ceremonies for a program which preceeded the dancing. MR. AND MRS. J. C. HOUSEKEEPER Fall Ceremony Joins Couple s Early September rites at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Willoughby united in marriage Collene Willoughby, daughter of S. L. Willoughby, and J. C. Housekeeper, son of Mr. and Mrs. John I. Housekeeper. The bride wore a dinner dress of violet, with a corsage of baby orchids. She was atended by her sister, Mrs. William G. Keel of Salt Lake City as matron of honor, who wore brown with a corsage of pink carnations. The groom's brother, Hal, acted as best man. Bishop Otis A. Pierce of Draper performed the ceremony. cere-mony. A three- tiered wedding cake topped by a minature bride and groom centered decorations, with summer flowers around in the rooms. The new Mrs. Housekeeper is a graduate of Lincoln high school and her husband attended Provo high school. They will make their home in Provo. Returned Visitor Dinner Honoree Mrs. Florence Salt, recently returned re-turned from a three month's visit to England, was. honored at a dinner party held in the home of Mrs. Alene C. Simmons. Flowers Flow-ers decorated the rooms arid the evening was spent in listening to Mrs. Salt relate her experiences and interesting comments about conditions in England. The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D7 Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swenson, Mr. and Mrs. John Halliday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Russell, Mr. and Mrs. John Vloyantes and Almo Simmons. Payson Couple Wed In Temple PAYSON One of the interesting inter-esting weddings of the late summer sum-mer season was that of Ruth Marie Fraser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peery, and Bennie Riches, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ben-jamin O. Riches, Spanish Fork. Solemnized Monday, August 23, at the Salt Lake LDS temple, Hhe ceremony was witnessed by Mrs. Peery, Mr. and Mrs. Riches, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Riches. A reception August 27th hon ored the newlyweds at the Pay-son Pay-son First LDS ward chapel, where huge baskets of summer flowers and lighted tapes on floor standards stand-ards made a festive setting. Gowned in white satin styled with a scalloped net yoke, long sleeves, fitted bodice and sweeping sweep-ing skirt, entrain, the bride was lovely in a tiara of pearls from which a veil of net fell to her fingertips. She carried a .bridal bouquet of white gladioli tied with satin ribbon streamers. Matron of honor was Mrs. Eld-en Eld-en West of Spanish Fork, who wore a formal gown of blue. Bridesmaids were- Betty Mae Chambers, Lynn Hardy, Audrey Riches. Shirley McCall and Char-line Char-line Cannon, all wearing pastel gowns complemeted with corsages cor-sages of matching shades. Max Llewellyn, Springville, was the best man to the groom. Parents of the bridal couple received guests with the wedding party, both mothers dressed in in' i0Y The bride descended a flower- bedecked stairway to the tune of the traditional wedding march, and was given in marriage by her father. Mrs. J. S. Bonnett acted as matron of honor for her sister, and . Donna Bean attended as bridesmaid. Little Tony Fehr of Salt Lake City was train bearer. J. S. (Jack) Bonnett performed best man duties, Mrs. Carol Band ley furnished' music. Mr. and Mrs. Potts were hosts at a reception which immediately immediate-ly followed the wedding in the same place. Following a honeymoon in the Pacific Northwest and Canada, the newlyweds will be at home at 2833 East Millcreek road, Salt Lake City. More flavor and mineral elements ele-ments are. retained in beets Jf you peel and slice them before boiling. The old-fashioned method meth-od loses valuable vitamins. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT S. BEAN Fall Wedding For Couple MAPLETON Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Bird, formerly' of Maple-ton, Maple-ton, announce the marriage of their daughter, Joan, to Russell Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard How-ard Jensen of Springville. Tbey were married September 4 at Las Vegas, Nevada. Following Follow-ing the ceremony the newly-weds newly-weds honeymooned at Hoover dam, and Zion'e and Bryce's canyons. They will make their home in Oreville, Calif. black wearing corsages of roses and gardenias. Playing stringed music as the guests assembled were Geraldine and Loraine Partridge. O. S. Dun-ford Dun-ford was master of ceremonies to the program which was followed by the bridal waltz and social dancing. The young couple will make their home in Spanish Fork. Try boiling a bunch of celery whole in well-seasoned soup stock for a delightful salad change. After chilling thoroughly, thorough-ly, slice lengthwise and cover liberally lib-erally with French dressing. 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