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Show 2 Sunday, February 20, , m 4 Mm Mr. nd Mrs. Richard Casper. She wu Myrna Maybrry. Nuptial Rites Solemnized, At Home Of Bride's Parents Solemn nuptial rites were recited by Myrna Mayberry and Richard Casper at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mayberry, Feb. 4, with Hilton Robertson of East Provo stake presidency officiating. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception feted the newlyweds at the Women's line were the bride and groom; or; Haws Porter, best man; of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Casper; bridesmaids, Joyce Walker, Walk-er, Carolyn Robertson and Helen Budy. The new Mrs. Casper was radiant radi-ant in a gown of white slipper satin, set off by a fingertip veil which swirled from a crown on her head. She carried a bouquet of red roses to complete the out fit. The bridesmaids were attired in pink and blue pastel formats. More than 250 guests attended the reception. They were greeted at the door by Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Earn-est Casper, and Mr. and Mrs. George Mayberry. Ruth Christiansen, Chris-tiansen, Donna Black, Leona Mayberry, May-berry, Joan Casper, and Naomi Mayberry received gifts. A beautiful three-tired wedding wed-ding cake, topped with a miniature minia-ture .bride and groom and heart trim,' stood in the center of the serring' table, with white tapers in crystal holders on either side. Quests were served at small tables 'set with white cloths beneath be-neath red hearts, and using white narcissi for decoration. The room was lovely with bouquets of carnations car-nations and roses. Soft music was played throughout through-out the evening, and a program was given, with a dance follow-ing. follow-ing. The young couple will make their home in Provo. Valley Chapter ' Slates Meet Members of Vajley Chapter Three O. E. S., will hold a regu lar business meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. In the Masonic temple. Following usual business pro FOR SALE Persian Rugs Shown by Appointment 1790-W While we were shopping we forget the little Boys. 3 !' I 1 LMe 1949 , SUNDAY HERALD clubhouse. In the receiving Marie Bunnell, maid of hon the bride's parents ; parents ofj Club Notes PAST MATRONS CIRCLE Meeting will be Wednesday 1:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs Verona Halbersle.ben for luncheon! and a business session. WOMEN'S COUNCIL Mrs. Henry J. Heisch will be speaker Monday at 2:30 p.m. in the Women's clubhouse. LAMBDA TAU ' Meeting will be Monday at 8 p-.m. in the home oi Mrs. uoyce Rawlins, with Mrs. L. S. Atkins in charge of the program. NINETEENTH CENTURY Members will meet Feb. 25, in the home of Mrs. H. W. Cease at 2:30 p.m. .for a talk on Canada by Mrs. Grace Spear. NAUTILUS ALUMNAE Meeting will be Tuesday at 8 p.m. 'in the home of Mrs. Bill Mangum, 379 E. Center, with Mrs. W. Lester Mangum in charge of the program. She will display a collection of fine chinaware and give a discussion of the origin of chinaware. RSVP 1383-NW by Sunday. MONDAY AFTERNOON Mrs.- Sadie Pehrson will be hostess at her home, 255 E. 5th N., Monday at 2 p.m. AAl'W All members are urged to atr tend the art exhibit opening today to-day at 3 p.m. at 39 N. 2nd W., where paintings of Marsden Hartley are being displayed. BETA SOROSIS ' Members will meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. at 39 N. 2nd W., to view an exhibition of paintings by Marsden Hartley, noted New England painter. Roman Andrus will be speaker, and will discuss the artist and his works. cedures. members of Story Lodge Four, F. and A. M., and their wives will be guests at a program and social hour. Mrs. H. A. Immisch asnd committee com-mittee are in charge of refreshments. refresh-ments. - N didn't 3 Piece Gabardine. Eton suits Pastel shades. Sizes 1-2-3 $5.95 All Wool Flannel Suit with gold or gray jackets and matching' slack pants $11.95 Sizes 4-6-8 Kaynee Brand Polo Shirts striped & solid colors Kaynee Brand Sports Shirts 4 to 12 1.49 & 1.98 White only. Kaynee Brand Boxer Longies Heavy ribbed twill 4 to 8 Yrs. Blue and Brown .2.98 Boys' four in hand ties also Boy Ties "Just like Dads." Boys' Argyle socks and Belts and suspenders. Temple Rites Unite Pair : In a ceremony performed Feb. 4 in the Salt Lake LDS temple, Virginia Ault, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Owen Ault, became the bride of Louis Dean Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Coleman. Elder Clifford I .Young; close friend of the bride's family, per formed the nuptial rites, and a reception was held .the same eve ning. xne cnarming bride wore a white slipper satin gown entrain. t was fashioned with a yoke of seed pearls and long pointed sleeves. Her fintertip veil swirled in graceful folds, from a crown of pearls in floral design, and she carried a bouquet of gardenias. pink hyacinths and satin stream era. Standing as matron of honor was Mrs. Darlene Mitchell, sister of the bridegroom, while brides maids were Carolyn Dunn, Leah Hacking and Erma Adams. Best man was Delbert F. Coleman, the bridegroom's brother. Mrs. Karen Hacking, Janet Mc- Kinney and Lee Gene Hacking were in charge of the gift room, with Joyce Lynn Ault, Mrs. Leah McKlnney, Mrs. Arvilla Hacking and Mrs. Mary Ault directing serving. The bride's Fidelas social unit sisters of the BYU sang the "Sweetheart Song" and "Bride's The new Mrs. Coleman la a graduate of BYU, where she was a member of Fidelas and Lambda Delta Sigma. Mr. Coleman served for four and a half years in the army, 45 months in the Pacific theater, and recently graduated from the University of Southern California college of watchmaking. watchmak-ing. The young couple will make their home in Huntington Park, Calif., where the bridegroom will attend the Los Angeles school of jewelry manufacture. Vows Pledged In Ceremony PAYSON An attractive bride of Feb, 9 was Erlenne Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis, who became the bride of Donald Partridge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Partridge, in wedding rites performed at the Salt Lake LDS temple. A reception followed in Pay-son Pay-son First LDS ward chapel Feb. 11, the bridal party standing before be-fore an altar of spring flowers and floor candelabra. Daintily dressed in white slipper slip-per satin, the bride wore a veil which was caught at the crown with a tiara of tiny beads. Her wedding dress was styled with a sweetheart neckline, sleeves tapered tap-ered at the wrist, and the full skirt was entrain. She carried a bouquet of gardenias and rosebuds rose-buds arranged with a shower of satin streamers. Matron of honor was Mrs. Wil-lard Wil-lard Stott, who wore yellow satin, and maid of honor was Lorraine Davis, sister of the bride, who wore pink batiste. Both had'bou-quets had'bou-quets of pink rosebuds tied wjth gold ribbon. Bridesmaids were 11 girl friends of, the bride. Eugene Nelson was best man (o the groom and flower girls were Shirley Dee Stevens and Marsha. Neil. Standing with the bridal party to receive guests .were parents of the young couple. Both mothers wearing navy blue afternoon dresses with corsages of roses and gardenias. G. O. Dunford was master of ceremonies to the program which was followed by dancing. Assisting with serving were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Lavar Noon, Mr. and Mrs. Ferron Hiatt. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gas-ser, Gas-ser, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hen-line, Hen-line, with the following assisting in the gift room: Mrs. Milton Drollinger, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Elmer, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Partridge, Part-ridge, and Helen Taylor. Glorias Shop Asnimoiuiimees TTlheni? 2 fioi? U Salle BEGINNING MONDAY MORNING 30 DRESSES nw '2;95 .1. 2 for 6.95 SKIRTS and BLOUSES .... . 2 for 6.95 40 DRESSES K 1695 ... . . .... 2 for 10.95 25 DRESSES 19?..,... ,... 2 for 14.95 ' 18 HATS now..?..... 2 for 5.00 PANTIES . . . . 4 pr. for 1.00 SLIPS . , 2 for 2.98 NYLONS . 2 prs. 1.65 " SCARFS now..".!... .... 1.00 each II . 'f ': m. . v " ii - i . . i i -;1 h fl t) ( IF I I If f . . i J f i, i 1 1 II - - f i s II 1 II Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dean Coleman. She is former Virginia Ault. Annual Lunch, Set By Legion The annual luncheon and jiiixiliarv members will be held Veteran's Center, according to Mrs. Allen G. Stewart, president. Proceeds of the party will go to aid benefit projects sponsored by the group, including rheumatic fever drive, polio fund and Children's hospital. ' Chairmen of the committees participating are: Luncheon, Lunch-eon, Mrs. Harvey Higgins and Mrs. Miles Bown ; tickets, for reservations call either Mrs. Bown, 958; Mrs. Earl Blumen-thal, Blumen-thal, 770-W, or Mrs. Stewart, 2375-W, by Thursday. Games of "500" and bridge will be played, with prizes for. high scores. There will be a door prize. 10-Year-Old Holds. Party Kathleen Thurman, 10-year-old daughter of Mr. and , Mrs. Max Thurman, welcomed a group of her friends to a birthday party held last week in her honor. The guests played -games and listened to musical selections throughout the afternoon. Cake and novel valentine favors were served af the luncheon. Claudia Johnson and Eloise Adams won prizes in the games. Others present were Kay Lynn Busterud, Jane Ashton, Kay Johnson, John-son, Gloria Day, Lola Van Wagenen, Wag-enen, Jessie B. Ripple, Sue Farmer, Far-mer, Lewella Smith, Sylvia Ol-sen, Ol-sen, Zoe fGouldjng, Kathleen Kammermeyer, Marion Peterson, Leila Thurman and Linda Thurman. Thur-man. t Blakes Entertain At Dinner Party VINEYARD Mr., and Mrs. F. H. Blake entertained at a dinner party in their home recently. The table was centered with a bouquet bou-quet of daffodils and acacia, and Mrs. George Cropper, daughter of the Blakes, assisted with hostess duties. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Milton Holdaway,: Mr. and x A J " . 'A I ii Card Party Auxiliary card party of American Legion Feb. 26 at 1:30 p. m. in the Pair Wed In Temple Rites PAYSON An interesting wedding wed-ding of the month is that of Lois Carlisle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Carlisle, and Ernest L. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moore, Sr., Preston, Ida. Nuptial rites were performed Feb. 11 in the Salt Lake LDS temple. Immediately, following the ceremony the 'young couple was honored at a reception given at the home of the bride's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wilson, Salt Lake City, with relatives and close friends attending. To receive guests, the pretty young bride wore a suit of gray and white stripe, with an 'orchid corsage pinned to the shoulder. With the newlyweds, parents of the couple received guests from 8 to 11 p. m. A week previous to the wedding, wed-ding, the bride was given a shower show-er by her mother at their home in Payson. Mr. and Mrs. Moore will reside in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Ray Harding, Mr. and Mrs. August Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wells. Geraldlnc Salisbury announces engagement. Biography Of Late Noted Philosopher Given At Meet The Story of John Hope," a biography by Ridgley Tor-rence, Tor-rence, was reviewed in an interesting and informative man ner by Mrs. Dean A. Anderson at the Friday meeting of Reader's Guild members. The home of Mrs. William E.; Spears was scene of the meeting, and Mrs. Spencer Grow, president, conducted ac tivities. The club voted to support the Red Cross drive, and members will participate in certain' district. The book reviewe'd by Mrs Anderson dealt with; the life and accomplishments of the noted late Negro educator and philosopher, John Hope. At one time he was president of Moorehouse college in Atlanta, Ga. A tray luncheon was served to those previously mentioned and i Mrs. Robert K. Allen, Mrs. Morris Mor-ris dinger, Mrs. Harold A. Col-, vin, Mrs. Farrel Mad sen, Mrs. Earl Strang, Mrs. Philip S. Knight, Mrs. Lewis Allen, Mrs. A. John i Prizes Awarded 1 At Club. Session ' Mrs. Ned Cameron, Mrs. George Bowles and Mrs. Don Lees won prizes for high scores in games of "500" at the meeting this week of Four-C club members. ) Mrs. William Kelsch was hostess host-ess for the occasion, and she served tasty refreshments to- the group. Present along with those previously named were Mrs. Curt Cox, Mrs. Ralph Alexander, Mrs. Walter Liddiard and Mrs. Moor-Ian Moor-Ian Snew. IMPORTANT PRINTS in Sorcman's Important print for important occasions Foreman Tubrite of matchless quality appealing rayon prints ranging from monotones and Interesting abstracts to gay ', i flowered effects in dazzling colors that never lose their bright complexion-for the style that typifies the 1949 silhouette enlist the -M charming Simplicity Foreman's Tubrite Fabric Department 'v.i'1 J i a house-to-house canvass in a Clarke, Mrs. Grant Greer, -Mrs. Rawleigh WiUiamsJ Mrs. Stanley R. Gunn, Mrs, Rudolph P. Reese, Mrs. Russel Swenserv, Mrs. Frank A. Van Wagenen and Mrs. Elbert Startup. RELIEF FOR FEET . . . THAT TIRE AT THREE sr .Jg -? . W. Mf r I Men's, Women's, f w SO FREE AND EASY ON YOUR FEET "HAPPY FEET FOR ALL THE FAMILY" , 30 No. Univ. Provo, Utah tub rite aid of! a : , design. . . $2.49 a yard Meisanine Floor Bride-To-Be Shows Ring A popular member of Provo's younger social set is displaying a sparkling diamond on her third finger left hand. Geraldine Salisbury, Salis-bury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Salisbury, plans to wed Jack Kely, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Kelly, Feb. 24. A reception will follow the , same evening in the Federation room, said the couple will leave ' from there on a brief honeymoon. They will make their home in' Provo, where both are attending BYU. A graduate of BY high school. Miss Salisbury was a member i of the Fauvine pep club and Sub Deb sorority. Mr. Kelly is a grad- uate of Provo high school, where he held the office of senior class president. , Xi Chapter Has Lesson ; A lesson on literature was pre sented by Gloria Young for mem bers of XI chapter. Beta Sigma I Phi, at their meeting Thursday evening in the home of Carina Startup. ; .! Entertaining rooms were . gay with red roses, and at the luncheon, lunch-eon, novel favors in Washington's' birthday theme, were clven to each i Attending besides those mentioned men-tioned previously were Madelyn Clayton, Maurine Hazelbaker, Beth Howe. Norma Dean Halla- day, Olene Bown, Carol Bandjey, Maurine Crowell, Lorraine Dfis- sell, Virginia Fielding; Gwen ( Warner and Joy Buckley. Former Provo Girl Marries Word has been received in. Provo Pro-vo of the marriage of Lorraine Eggertsen, former Provoan. and Gene Jennings, Los Angeles, Calif. The couple is now residing at 221 W. 105th St., Los Angeles. Children's SHOES jlJ V 4' Gl Shop ona s 66 NO. UNIV. AVE.. |