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Show THE AMERICAN FORK-CITIZEN, Thursday,' September it, 1955 Nlm Mr. and Mrs. Leland Briggs Honeymooning in California , Now honeymooning In Las Vegas and Lake Gregory, Calif., are Mr. and Mrs. Leland S. Briggs who became husband and wife at a Salt Lake temple ceremony performed Friday morning by Elder Harold B. Lee, of the Council of the Twelve. ; " Witnessing the ceremony were Mrs. L. Stanford Briggs, mother of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. N. R, Johnson, Mrs. Ha ult, uncle and aunts of the groom; Mrs. Fred Woolston, aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Chlpman, and Bishop Fred Bowen. On leaving the temple they were Joined by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Wools- ton, the groom's r father, and Robert Johnson for a wedding breakfast at the Doll House hosted by the groom's parents. ' Friday evening Flrmage Hall was the setting for a reception, which claimed the bride's par- ents as hosts. A yellow, gold and white theme was carried out in the, decorations throughout the building with marigolds, asters, zinnias and gilded wheat accented with Ivy. The serving table in the dining hall, covered with nylon net with ' bows of gold and bronze, held the tiered wedding cake which was topped with a vase of roses and encircled en-circled by begonias. White THERE'S EXCITEMENT IN THE AIR . . . IT'S ALMOST TIME FOR THE FAIR! . The thrill of anticipation anticipa-tion . . . everyone's talking talk-ing about .-. . planning to attend . . . Utah's biggest big-gest Fair in 99 years of progress! V" SEE IT ALL! Official Opening Sept 16 at 12 noon. HORSE SHOES " i HORSE RACING HOLIDAY ON ICE FOR 195 s " ' WRESTLING i .:' ,. MOTO POLO ANHEUSER-BUSCH HORSES INDUSTRY 50th ANNV. UMA AGRICULTURE LIVESTOCK LEO CARRILLO AS -"PANCHO" EXCITING BEAUTY CONTEST, UTAH'S GREATEST MIDWAY v " All this and more".,. . something to thrill and delight every member of the family! ' Fair .'admission lnclndos" all at tractions except "HOLIDAY ON ICE. Tv:v 1 " Reserve seats ; extra. 1 candles in crystal candelabra completed the table arrangements. arrange-ments. ' The lovely bride, the former Mary Woolston, greeted her friends In an exquisite model of embroidered tulle over skinners satin, styled with cap sleeves, fitted bodice with a V-neckline and bouffant skirt entrain. Her veil of illusion was caught to a halo of tuye embroidered with pearls. Her only ornament was a necklace of pearls, a gift of the groom. Embroidered tulle gauntlets completed the bridal ensemble. Mrs. 8tanley Walker, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and bridesmaids were Claudia Woolston, another sister, Joyce Bullock, Sharon Faye Johnson, Mareen Holdaway and Jane Iver-son. Iver-son. They wore ballerina length frocks, two and two in beige, tan and rust, with matching picture hats and carried bouquets of yellow glads. -1 .TY.11 . . . ' It,. duties of best man and ushers were Larry Storrs, Duane Bath and Stanley Walker. Mothers of the couple were attired in apple green lace over taffeta and pinned corsages of white mums to their gowns. Three grandparents of the couple, cou-ple, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Hall, Pocatello, . Ida., and Mrs. Lawrence Law-rence Briggs were seated near the receiving line. Greeting guests was Lynn Woolston, cousin of the bride; Miss Jane Packard performed hostess duties, and Miss Peggy Johnson had charge of the guest book. Caring for the gift display were, Mrs. N. R. Johnson. Mrs. Alton Storrs, Mrs. Elijah Chip-man, Chip-man, Mrs. William Coleman, Mrs. Kenneth . Whlmpeyi Mrs. Kent Cook, and Mrs. Fred Whit lng who were assisted by Mau rine Zabriskle, Margie Nielsen, Robert Johnson, Billy Coleman, Linda Storrs, Ora Jean Peterson, Wallace Cook-' and Gary Lee Whiting. . ' Mrs. Fred Woolston, dining room, hostess, was assisted by Muriel Martell, Ann McCausland and Mary Jean WalkerV Helping Help-ing to serve were Julian Ann Warnlck, Norma Jean Warnick, Sharon Park, Gwea Levis, Kay NageL Jane Iinebaugh, RaChel Anderson, Shirley Roberts and Janls ' Proctor. Organ music during the evening was furnish ed by. Miss Irene MOnson and Miss Donna Richards. Decorations were the work of Mrs. Alton Storrs, Mrs. Elijah Chlpman, Mrs. Sherman Robin son, Mrs. Jay Larsen and Miss Ora Jean Chlpman. Mrs. WUlard R. Cleghorn,- Mrs. George- Storrs and Mrs. Glen H. varney cared for the trousseau room, i Prenuptlal events 'which hon ored the bride were a dinner party given by coworkers of the FBI offices in Salt Lake City and a bridal shower by Mrs. Stanley Walker, Pleasant Grove. Mr., and' Mrs.' N. R. Johnson and two children and Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman and three children, all of Colton, Calif. came especially to attend the wedding1. ' On return from their wedding trip the new Mr. and Mrs. Briggs will make a home in Salt Lake City where he will continue his studies at the University Uni-versity of Utah college of medicine. medi-cine. .' - ! V -4Ul. A f)V IITIIIH BUT "... and listen Sharon, Daddy decided la have a phone put In my room, so we could talk in private, the way tho folks like ro." ' . . Enjoy the privacy and convenience of additional telephones, at a cost of only 3 or 4 cents a day each. The installation ( eharge is small, regardless of location. Telephones are now ( available in a selection of eight decorator colors, for ' nominal one-time extra charge. Just call our Business Office. Mountain States Teleplione. s E " V r 1 k i Mr. and Mrs. Leland S. Briggs Gail Beveridge To Be Bride Of Mid-September Miss Gall Beveridge will become be-come the bride of Bill Sorenson in a September 19, wedding. The bride elect Is a daughter of Mrs. Pearl Beveridge and J. N. Beveridge. Bev-eridge. The prospective groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Turner, Lehi. Both "have attended high school in their respective towns. Mr jBorenson is currently employed em-ployed in pleasant Grove. 'Plans are being made for a wedding party to honor the young couple. Loraine Spencer, David Healey, Engagement Told Mr. ana Mrs. Oflen Spencer, Lehl. are announcing the en gagement of their daughter, Lo raine ana David Healey, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Healey. Alpine. The young couple will make plans for a spring wedding. wed-ding. Miss Spencer, who is a senior at the Lehi High School, has Travelers Return From Extended Tour Mrs. Don Mack Dalton and daughter Gene recently returned return-ed from a two months sightseeing sightsee-ing tour, and to visit Lt. J.g. George Edward Dalton, dispersing dispers-ing officer for the United States Navy In San Juan, Puerto Rico. They were accompanied by Eleanor Elea-nor Jorgenson, Provo, and Lucile Jorgenson, Salt Lake City. They went by car to Mesa Verde National Park, visited the Taos Pueblo Indians, Santa Fe, N.M., Carlsbad Caverns, San Antonla, Houston and Galveston, Galves-ton, Texas. From there they toured New Orleans, and the Gulf Coast states going down the . west coast of Florida to Miami. From there they flew 1,200 miles to Puerta Rico where they spent ten days. On their return they spent a day each In the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, and Cuba. Flying back to Miami, they left by car stop ping at Cyprus Gardens, and St. Augustine. Along the eastern seaboard they saw Fort Sumpter, Jamestown, Williamsburg, Mount Vernon, and Washington, D. C. They also went 'through the Green Mountains of Vermont to Sharon the birthplace of . the Prophet Joseph Smith, ' on - to Palmyra, N. Y, Nlagra Falls, Klrtland, Ohio; Nauvoo, Carthage, Carth-age, and the birthplace of Abraham Abra-ham Lincoln at Springfield, I1L On the way home they visited the., great - Mormon... Memorial Bridge erected by the state of Nebraska in memory of the Mormon pioneers, saw the beau tiful capltol building at Lincoln and visited the monument to William Jennings' Bryan. ' been active in student and church affairs, especially in the musical Held. She has worked for the past two 'summers at Saratoga. - -. ILt Healey Is In his second year at the Brigham Young University Uni-versity after graduating from, ' the American Fork. High School. He too is interested in music. Grated Tuna Van Camps .... . . Tomato Soup, Campbell's .. . Sliced Pineopple, large can . . . . ; Cut Beans, Tastewell . , . . . . . Fruit Cocktail, DelMonte . . Grapefruit Sections, Shavers . ... Orange Juice, Snow Crop, Frozen Fishsticks, Sea Pak Squash, Banna or Hubbard ... . . . Potatoes, Utah Red . . . 5 for $1.00 . . 4 for 45c 3 for $1.00 8 for $1.00 . 2 for 49c . 3 fcr 47c 6 for $1.00 ...... 3w .. 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