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Show Taylor Sisters Wed; Double Reception Draws Many Friends of Three Families The beauty of two brides and the pageantry. of a doubter wedding reception drew many hundreds of friends of three O of Provo's prominent families to the Vineyard LDS Ward fJ chapel, Friday evening. The marriages of Nancy Taylor and George Keith uixie x ay lor to tsoya aurramp-.to- n Stewart, and of her sister, were solemnized at the'" Manti LDS Temple Thursday. Pres. Lewis R. Anderson performed the rites and the young SUNDAY JUNE 29. SUNDAY HERALD Mrs. Morley Returns Home 1SS2 ,3-- A Provo. Utah Cwunty. Utah Family Reunions Phi Gamma Si. . ' Sets Canyon Weekend Together WILLIAM, ZEMIRA AND THOMAS DRAPER FAMILIES and descendants o Draper Drapers wUl meet today at Canyon Glen In Provo Canyon. Arrange Among the many event being ments have been made to icrnm- - planned for members f the Fhl A modate an expected 1500 to Si is the coming weekend ftf nf Tu-K- P T PU iGimni r,imc;i Those needing trans : .. u i a to be held July 5 and t - Idcscendants. vUI uHicittieumt me imiiiaKc iwuaj i portion should call Owen Draper 6 at the MIA Girls" Canyon Horn ISircn IlOit. before 11 a.m. Those ha vir. a room in Provo Canyon. Witnessing1 the ceremony were the bride's parents, MrJin their cars for others should also At a recent meeting, presided and Mrs. Basil D. Taylor, Provo and the bridegroom's report to Mr. Draper. over by Lenadra McKeil. vice Provo Maid Weds KamasAAan; Charming Reception Held From Hawaii There and back by air and IS days spent in sightseeing and rctW entertainment on the Islands was ti.rM lUviy. the happy experience of a group t tr; j S who arrived in" Provo Thursday from the Hawaiian Islands. Led by Mrs. Alonzo J. Morley they boarded their plane at Bur- president, committee beads were family iz a chosen bank, Cal. During their stay they mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lindsay Holt of Kamas- - JOHN mellor meet as follows: Members which of enislands the 30 visited each July was wme The ?"1 Short business wedding party couple jnere attended by OREM The 81st' birthday anni- form the groups spent two days ; Park. Fmcill wm procram; UP surwdl family': members Including parents cascad ''of torn carnations will be held at 11 a.m. 'JoAr.ee Littlefield, advertisement. versary of Mrs. Mary B. Hales in sessions at the LDS Temple at terUined at dinner following the in Provo where they housekeeping meeting to con of the girls. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur rounding a white butterfly orchid. proved plan a dinner will be served sti AH members are urged to be la ceremony In Salt Lake City. occasion Oahu and were entertained at D . Tavlor and of the respective The attendants chose gowns de- when to be a delightful tinue their college education. and noon. Families are asked to brine attendance todav at a meeting to and daughters-in-laIn of the the daughters and tafot unusual parent evening, over charming of Mrs. variety and alike Mr. George signed organza bridegrooms, Ruth changed to a traveling suit their own lunch. The afternoon be held at the home of Karla Dawn entertained at an open house at functions. bride were hosts at a wedding ol Stwirt nd Mr. and Mrs. Orval feta. Mrs. Fisher chose water- - the LaGrande coral knit white acces- will feature games, and spores Cheney, 649 E. 2nd N.. so that th Thurshome Jarman . c jmelon. Miss Hanseen and Miss Among their happy remem reception at the Pioneer LDS sories for heradding Frampton. going-awa- y. fn afternoon and events, .. honor An-tday In evening plans can be discussed.. Da vies, soft green and Mrs. A wedding dinner was served brances was an ancient-typ- e Ward where of the event. profusion of Samoati luau (feast) at which summerhall, They held early' evening at a local Provoderson. chartreuse. flowers made setting cafe which was attended by somejsmall fans of net and chenille with Mrs. Hales greeted guests wear they were guests of Mr. and Mrs for the wedding party. a afblue a the ing navy 50 relatives. Toasts. to Toa Fonoimoana at Hauula, printed nylon bridesjwhite and pink carnations Attending the bride was her were given by Mrs. Rhea D.l small Terrl Fisher. In yellow or- - rnoondress' with a corsage of Japanese luncheon at Laie giver, Edith as maid of honor in sister, ouas was a a Pm from Viola Reeve. CUff Mortensen inat and Mrs. was flower the over Kawaigoshi taffeta by gilt wa5ieaignIa a pale green ankle length dress me tribute Wilson Room Bin Tea Waiole and in at the with receiv luncheon paid fan a Boyd sisung aciysgu. giri she held miniature torganza over satin designed to Ken.' ing were Mrs. LeGrande Jarman by Mrs. Eila, Kekoa and Shirley of . carnations. a full skirt and rounded with and Mrs. Leo P. Hales. Light La Chun, and another luncheon Mrs. Taylor, mother ofOhe bridev neckline. Other attend SrSSl chose scalloped were 250 Miss served to Elks the at the Club by given Alices-blucotton an lace ant were .I"::' Dorothy Ryon, Sandy. gladioli and roses with figurine floor length gown. Mrs. Stewart guests calling during the enter- - Annie Chang. Colleen Kesler, DeAnn Holt. bride and bridegroom In the center. chose a soft blue Mrs. Morley acted as hostess Kamas and Mrs. taining by Mrs. Leon Mecham. and crepe Mrs. Nasser Movag- r Floral decorations for the recepInvited har. Their designed-alik- e Iace Each Mrs. Don Hales and Mrs. Norma for the group cotton beige Frampton organza of tion were artistically arranged wore pink carnations.:. Men of the Hales. guests in a dirvner served at Lau and satin dresses were in shades white delphinium and stock and The resrooms were Yee Chi a. famous Chinese of lavender. All attendants held party wore white dinned coats and decked entertaining pJnk carnations and roses.- - Guests dark with a profusion of floraLtaurarvt. trousers with pink carnation a bouquet of salmon toned gladioli were received by Mr. and Mrs. boutinnere. arrankements and potted plants) Among other entertainment with satin streamers. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and ' THIS INCLUDES OUR SUMMER STOCK that from close relatives jfurnished the. group was an Patricia Holmes of ereXift Mr and Mrs. Frampton. the brides Serving their brothers as best and friends Ogden was of the honoree.. music and Max and were Dujfng Hawaiian David men. Stewart a flower Rlrl and Diane Taylor and brideerooms and Mrs. GranV CONSISTING OF DRESS & CASUAL SHOES the receiving- guests were ertier-- i ieveningQr s. dancing at.the home of Mrs. and Kay Bonnett were A. Fisher, sister, of the bride as Frampton. with tained music a 'Dorcas dinner organ in of music played ByHilo, Ching matron of honor and secondary at- The pleasant organ They all wore short by Mrs. Eldon Swenson, Naaine' in Laie given by Mr. and Mrs. ' . of organza. Patricia dresses tendants, Karma Hanseen, Nadine ron Jensen was enjoyed throughout fluffy and Wilma Hales. selections! The James Uale with an evening of :in white and Diane Davies and a cousin, Mrs. Kenneth the evening. Special highlight was and Kay In furnished when members of the ac featured favorite hymns and songs Samoan arid Hawaiian music and pale green. Anderson. ' and ahimnl of Val Norn the the! lifetime of Uvea-were assisted during by dancing. They The attractive bride sisters preThe mother of the bride wore guest; jMr. and Mrs. John Broad and a dinneV sented a pretty picture, in their cial Unit surrounded the brides tononored ' iss of rose crepe whHe bridal gowns. Nancy chose a regal sing their "Sweetheart" - and Nadine Hales, a granddaughteriMr- and Mrs. Arthur Thompson, Mrs. Holtdi chose a beige dinner of Mrs. Hales was in charge of the .During a visit to Kona Inn they model of white satin, with long "Bride" songs. a Talisman model. Each added book. 1950 saw remnants of sleeves. A nylon neck yoke was The families were assisted in event the the guest Attending the rose corsage. D. and Mr. Mrs. were Henry ' all living children and of Mauna Loa volcano Dean ' set off by dainty embroidery of of Springville seed pearls and her veil of illu- Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.. Lynn D. children of the honored guest. as well as trips to many otner acted as Packard best man. C. sion fell from a brim which fram- Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Elton members of the Windsor Ward Ra. outstanding attractions. To the strains of the wedding soci'etv of which she is a mem- - Upon aerival at the airport In march ed her face, and held sprays of Taylor. Mr." and Mrs. Ray Mur-h,e- f . played by Mrs. Soren Cox. Morten-Mr and Mrs. Cliff dock. were and numerous friends from Honolula, the tour orange blossoms,, tucked within. sen and ushers" were bridal party moved to seats HUDSON NYLONS Grant A. Fish Pleasant Grove, Orem and Provo. bedecked with lovelyparty Dixie chose a gown of imported floral lei? the in Ihe auditorium where the follace over satin with high er and Kent Taylor." Mr. and by Morley's lowing program was heard under greeted 51 Gauge 15 Denier guests Guests were served refreshments Among the round neckline, and long sleeves. a Mrs. John daughter Marilyn, (Mrs. Simau the direction of G. Reeti March-ant- : " Her veil of illusion cascaded from in the recreation hajl where serv were a Fcnoimoana) and large group Vocal solos. Colleen Lawa helmet of,the lace., The bridal ing arrangements were supervised Donaldson oft Salt Lake City;, Mr. of ..friends. Reg. 1.35 'J. nd Mrs. of rence accompanied by Mrs. Verl Salt Ralph Bradley an of aunt Mrs. Bar the brides. she bouquets were arranged alike in a by Uthat Mrs. Morley reports Lake Mr. and Mrs. 4 dance Tom City; Rodney tap VanWagenen; She was assisted bara Zabriskie. by Days Only found her daughter well and Madsen; solo, Ted VanBuren acMrs. Wesley Husband and family of Magna: actively by Mrs. LDS in church engaged Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Hales and Garth Rogers: George by Lloyd, Mrs. Paul Sasbury and here. She also visited with companied toast to the bride, Mrs. Percy Mrs. Bill Wilson. Serving. was done Mrs. Liza Hales of bpanish Fork; work are BYU of narents who students " .Sirs. Henrietta Hales Harmon. Mr. Thatcher; vocal solo, Mrs. Paul by Earlena Lewis. Sherrie in the states.; K Ream accompanied by Mrs. VenArla and Mrs. Roy Hales, Mr. and Mrs. (currently ASaljy Goodridge. were Mrs. the Making trip to the bridetoast ice and Farr Mitchell. Mrs. Ralph Olsen. Shirley Victor Frandsen and Mrs. "Leah Essie R. Mrs. Fern Hiatt. Heber: by Bishop He Russell of Wilson, Doris Dixon. Lynn Ann Hiles, all of Springville. Alberta, groom Laycock, Lethbridge, Kamas. Hostesses for 'the open house Can.; String music during the Taylor. Lois Ray. JoAnne Zabris-kiLauana Rushton. Las Vegas, Sally Madsen. Merlene Jones. were Mrs. LeGrande Jarman. Mrs. Ncv.: Lura Redd, Brigham City; receiving was playe'd by Barbara Houston and Karma Jackson. Geraldine Tucker. Uon Mechanr Mrs. Don Hales and:rina Marrott, Norma Hopkinson. Salt Lake Mrs. G. Raymond Ross. AMERICAN FORK The recent Vera Mae Ivie. Mary Katherine Mrs. Leo P. Hales. L .J ne y; Mrs, Eileen Hopkin, and pr. Guests registered their name r marriage of Mrs. Dorothy M. Rom Phelan, Louise Taylor, and Jolene l i H. Lake Salt Mrs. Glade, Harvey of American Fork and Cole. An attractive table was laid with and lnger Durrant. Ruby gift N City; Mrs. Elizabeth .Ellgren. supervision was by Mrs. C. N. Thomas L. Mayberry, prominent with a madeira k cloth and Craig, Colo.; Mrs-- . Mazie Ludlow. Gammon, Vernal business man' ii annouriced centered v with delphinium Mrs. and .George Taylor. Long Beach, Cal., formerly of Mrs. Darel Moulton. by Bishop and Mrs. Ferrill M. roses. Mrs. Stanley ALL SALES FINAL Benjamin, and Mrs. Charlotte Bonnett. Carrying packages Sorenson of this city, close friends The guest registry was were Cal. Modesto. Jacobs. of the bride. The ceremony which Mrs. Bill Green and Mrs. Diane Taylor, Gaye Holt and United the pair in marriage was Bill Anderson. Gues.ti received Fullmer.. Betty Fullmer, Carol freshments served bywedding performed June 5 in Elko, Xtr? were Doris Dft-oMrs. Reeve gifts Arranging Niel.. Pat Gilligan, Bonnie Lee The new Mrs. Mayberry is the and Helen Sanders assisted by Mrs. Louise Reese, Phyllis Hansen, OREM "Summer Time" will! Andrews, Colleen Cooper, Pat Marge Jones, owner and manager of the Rom-ing- Elroy Nelson, Salt Lake City; Mrs. y Market' which she has suc- Fred Kartchner. Mrs. David Field theme the annual summer' for- - Holdaway, Gayle Lyman, Geniel Former Pioneer Ward LADIES SHOE s. iMacqum, Shyirlet Nicol, Shirley W. G. Cook and Mrs. Cook bishop. cessfully operated for, several! ing. Sondra Coler and Mrs. Frank mal of the Orem greetfor-autoare an Adams. Shirley Edwarda, Gay ed friends at the. door and the going Coles. Small Linda Kartchner and! Elaborate plans j years. Mr. Mayberry is DEPARTMENT mobile dealer and operator of a Christina Nelson carried packages.! ard for the event to be held atlTursconskie, Shirley Terry, Grace floral decorations were arranged the Provo Golf Club house onjWilliamson, Connie Little. Dixie by Mrs. McAvoy Craner and Mrs. service station" in Vernal. They Following the receiving the ' for their ' respective July 2 under' the direction o( Gordon, and Marilyn Fullmer. plan to establish a home in that s-parted Percy Thatcher. Mail The outgoing members are Merene weddine trips. NancV and Keith to Jeanine Pratt, president. city in the not too distant future. Holt. Jackie Dean, Lake Tahoe and Dixie and Bovd to Jean. Mratton is the, program Nadine Allen, Following an extended honeywill1 Janice Fullmer Carole Holdaway. moon in California, the newly- Jenny's Lake. Each bried chose . chairman tfnd all memtybrsdecorColleen red and white ensemble. Ifan was have a hand in the special Hutchings. Geraldine Memmott, LaDean Neilson. Anita smartly attired in a white summertions. dress will be in Phillips, Jeanine Pratt, Norma suit trimmed with lace, 'with white! Carma hat and red iWi'mH rni in .'order for the event Which will be Peters. Ann Reynolds. new mem- - variey, marjean airaiion,- anc an red for white and introduction silk with dress white i rd hat and red shoes. They added cor- bers and a farewell for those Virginia Stubbs. m os sages of red blossoms. leaving'the club this year. Newi Initiations and pledging of new Mrs. Bernice Cox. presiUpon their return they win make members ,Seing welcomed into members will be held the last of dent of the YWMIA of Timpanogos their homes in Provo. 'the club are Colleen Baker. Beth July. Ward announces an honor program for girls having earned the LDS Girls, awards to be held in conaec tion with the regular sacrament I J. LJ j 3c U 1 ( 1 m 1 1 1 ij 1 IjjQQ JCCQSlOfl For Matron- - il. -- r..i er ""j -- . ; u" ' w - he ''-i r.-w- y r HBSM LADIES Ve El'.V ' n and-othe- . . train-bearer- , - . - r grand-(eruptio- n all-ov- er out-of-to- step-daught- er , . Glen-Mille- Marriage Of R Woman' Announced rf Ahl-stro- - e. , . ' super-vised-b- y NJ V ' cut-wor- Summer Theme Chosen for SubDeb Party o A n, er Sub-Deb- sister- . . Honor Program Set for T pa nog Wa Semi-form- al , - n - 3 meeting at' 6 p.m. tonight. The program will be directed by Mrs. Eula Norton, age group counselor. Included in the num bers will be a playlet depicting the activities of the LDS girl's pro gram; a building of the hive cere mony by the- Beehive girls. ,ii.rected by Betty Humpherys ahd-Lora Jean Rowley: organ selec tion by Marilyn Griffith; song byMia Maids and highlights of the MIA program and introduction of officers and teachers. The following 21 girls and three leaders will be presented with their awards by Bishop Ray E. 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