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Show 2 ' '' ' " '' , !' Sunday Herald 1964 4A SUNDAY, JUNE 28, UtaJi County, Utah v.v.'. ' : -- ,,;v - v : - v ,- "'' ' Reception Ho nors Newlyweds : w r . ' , Color Your Own Flowers -; ' : ... Polly's Pointers I ' S-- ' r ! Newspaper Enterprise AssnV By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY My discovery should interest other flower lovers. One of my geranium plants bloomed profusely but the flowers were colorless. I started putting red food coloring in the water when watering the plant and soon the blossoms MRS. turned a bright pink. V- - v - , v';7 -- ' ' vs - i. 4x - v"V ' - m- -- A. E. K. :. ding reception was arranged Friday evening vet honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Watters (Leanna Carlton) at the Provo 20th Ward hall. Parents pf the couple, who took their marriage vows on June 24 in 'the Salt Lake Temple, are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carlton of "Provo and Mr. and Mrs, LeRoy Watters of Orem. The bride greeted reception guests in her Wedding gown of satin and lace, designed with sweetheart neckline, encrusted with blue and gold sequins and white pearls. She carried a crescent of yellow roses and blue carnations and her veil floated from a sequin and pearl inn needed a baby sitter. When the parents picked them up, I was left with towels, napkins and bedding: to wash and windows, woodwork, cabinet doors and floors to clean. If they did not bring enough clothes I washed and ironed clothes while I baby sat. I also laundered diapers In a twilight ceremony per She carried a bouquet of white' for those unhousebroken little ones. formed at the Edgemont Second- - orchids. She extracted a small Finally, I hit upon a solution. Third Ward Church June 20, corsage before tossing t h e bou-- j Now I never baby sit in my Mary Helen Grimmett, daugh- quet in the traditional manner. own home. If Susan is going ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dixie Grimmett served her to her bridge club, I go to her G. Grimmett of Provo, became sister as maid of honor with house to take care of the the bride of Jay Warren Hun- Colleen Curtis ; Karen Quarn-stro- children. Susan hesitates a little ziker, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Penny Grimmett also before asking me to drive 25 Warren Hunziker of Orem. sisters, Betty Rose Overman, miles for an afternoon, but she Later in the evening the newly Marilyn McKinnon and Mary never hesitated to bring her married couple "were honored Ann Free as attendants in floor- - two children here. at a beautifully appointed re- length, soft pink satin. Little Helen thinks a bit before ask ception, held -- in the Starlight Kimmy Curtis, niece of the ing me to spend three weeks in Room at the "Y" Center and bride served as flower girl. her home just after Ruth has two weeks with hosted by the bride's parents. had me Harvey Overman was best her whilespend vacationed in she The bridal party received man. with Steve Marshall and guests before the beautifully, LeRoy Pikus serving the groom; Hawaii. They never overlap as d they frequently did when the windows, flanked as groomsmen and ushers. children; stayed with me. Then on either side by large baskets home! I often had will The at be couple six children at once. of white and pink peonies and in Granger. Grandma has a big house, she mock orange blossoms. Tall loves her grandchildren, she is baskets of white gladioli and COATS REVERSIBLE 70 so what do six child only white land pink peonies were ren Now when vthey coats matter? reversible used throughout the reception .lightweight come items! back warm from ideal weather are" . this place or hall to carry out the color do not worn be with Can pick up clean They dressy that, they scheme of the bridal party. d children'-anout town on side for then gohome to breezy days;, The bride welcomed friends a clean house. They come home in her 'originally designed wed- and the casual side out for coun- to a reasonably clean house for, walks. ding gown of white Chantilly try after all, being 7a baby sitter lace over taffeta, styled oa is a busy job. I keep the clothes CHOOSE ACCESSORIES classic lines with a lovely ismooth-fit-tir-ig Choose your, accessories with washed but I do not iron. I skirt, bodice. The back fullness the same attention you give to do not scrub floors or polish drifted into a chapel train. Her selecting your clothes. They are windows If dishes or furniture get tripletiered brides illusion, veil the little things that add the broken, they are not my dishes was enhanced with a white rose finishing touch to your appear- nor my furniture. In other encrusted with tiny seed pearls. ance. words, they do not get all this and heaven, too, when I baby sit in their own homes. Grandmothers, take heed. A. B. C. GIRLS Some of you may take exception to A.B.C.'s letter You may look fine from the front in a suit, but but I say "Hurrah" for her. turn sideways. Does your diaphragm bulge, your derriere look As we grow older our strength like a shelf and your tummy make you take a quick look; to seel and energy are not what they if the bed pillow is still in its accustomed place? Then get were 20 or more years before suit with built-i- n figure control, a bloussonj when our children were little. yourself a POLLY with top boy shorts or a dressmaker suit with a short, swinging DEAR POLLY If vour skirt.; They are just as fashionable as the brief numbers and children to need be into even kid have a the public thinking you good figureJ might constantly Stretch pants should only reminded to hang up their coats or any pants for that matter be worn by a slim woman. With all the colorful shifts around and put away their books noon arriving home from school, put for summer lounging, why make yourself ridiculous instead ' the articles on their chairs at fashionable ? the dinner table. When Short shorts are designed to show off slim legs. So don't come to the table for thethey eve-a figure fault if you're not a point-u- p beauty. will be ning remindmeal, they It's no trick at all these days to find smart, colorful pla; clothes, designed to make the most of every figure. ' You can't wish away pounds, but you can keep them under; wraps while you lose them and look as chic as the next one while IJih j MRS. JAY WARREN HUNZINGER (Mary Helen Grlmmett) S m. white-drape- . ; f- - ; A-li- ne long-sleeve- d, Must You' Wea r Those Pa nts? two-pie- one-pie- : J t , ce I! '-- - 't-t- La-R- r . ; -- ' ' - " ' The Provo Coiiimunity Church was the setting Thursday for the marriage of Imo Rae Olsen, daughters of Ruth E. Olsen of Provo and! the late Ralph Olsen, and Wesley Evan Smith son of Wanda Smith of Orem and the late! Bert Smith. The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, wore a gown of imported organza wtih a butterfly bow in back Alencon and lace circling the waist and drifting across the front of the skirt with a chapel train. ' Her7 shoulder-lengt- h veil fell from a cluster of organza flowers sprinkled with tiny pearls. She carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Darrell E. Beckstead, as matron of honor; Mrs. Toby Bath, a sister of the 'groom; Hope Peterson and LaDawn Taylor, who wore - " full-leng- th 4 V. ue 't : ' . : , Imo Rae Olsen Becomes Bride Of W. E. Smith Oongregational- - Mrs. vron Dickey was matron of honor with Sylvia Carlton as maid of honor and Thurston, Joan Jones, Mrs. Leonard MacKay: Dona James, Sondra Jolley, and Valerie Poulson as attendants. Mrs. Dickey wore white brocade and the attendants blue and gold satin brocade. They added corsages of blue and gold carnations. Mothers of the couple added floral accents to their gowns. Albert Loris was best man with Leonard MacKay and Del-ro- y y y 'ft 0 y, MRS. ROBERT G. WATTERS (Leanna Carlton) Mrs. Hickenlooper Talks Jones as ushers. Mr. and! Mrs. Andrew Terry At Service League lunch and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ben- nett were dining room hosts with Christine Watters and At a luncheon meeting ThursFollowing the ceremony the Janet Watters at the Riverside Country serving. Mr. and wedding party moved to the Mrs, Carlos Watters. Mr. and day Club, a report was made by Orem Reception Center to re Mrs. Howard Watters and Mr. Mrs. Frank Hickenlooper on her ceive their friends. There Eve- and Mrs.! Faye Watters ar- week's study at the 13th annual Linda lyn Farrell presided at the ranged the gifts book. Terry School of Alcohol Studiesvheld was at the guest at the University of Utah. She guest registry. Gift bearers trip to had' received a scholarship to were Pamela Gray and Jimmy For the honeymoon southern Utah, the bride donned the school to bring back pertin Beckstead. a mint gTeen suit with floral ent information to the other After a short honeymoon, the blouse, accented with white ac- members of the Provo Service couple will make a home in cessories. The couple will make League. Some of the points presented Orem where both are employed. a Provo home upon their re turn. ': Alcoholism is a progres were: The bride was honored at a Naand the alcoholic were sive disease Mrs. Special jguests surprise shower at the Cooper dine Millett of Salt Lake City, js sick ; alcoholism is a public residence with LaDawn Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watters health problem and the public and Diane ' Bath assisting with and Mr. and Mrs. Okey Gilles needs to be educated especial entertaining. Mrof and Mrs ly the families of those adverseCalifornia, pie of Waters Spanish Fork, ly affected by alcohol and alcoFaye Mrs. Nira Terry of Washington, holism. Alcoholics Anonymous VELVET TOUCH You may think that cotton Mr. and Mrs, Keith Keith Wat is strongly recommended as a and velvet don't mixJ But in ters of Brigham City and Mrs. source of help and information to. anyone who is having a problate summer, you'll find that Elsie Bennett events included a lem with alcohol. you can add a dressy touch Much information which will to dark, transitional cottons if personal shower hosted by Valyou wear them with a velvet erie Poulsen Alice Muhlestein, help them deal with this prob- Dona James and Karen Jolley lem is available for families hat. - . Pre-nupti-al ! i crystaline dresses in two shades of blue. They also wore blue hats and carried a on1 ftMnnJo nt U iHi,nlnyvKrv15 oiiu.it iuiuj ii flly cuiAsuvuw lie must realize that he ia ill and accept the restxmsibility. of recovering his sob r.f.e t y and health. V... TO. I If IIIfirilMTK Uj fll lilt PV H are making arrangements to attend an AA meeting to become better informed about this prob.' lem 1 " ' MIX 'N MATCH Nothing stretches a ' travel wardrobe better than You can mix and match to your hearty content and get many days wear out of a few items. FABRIC "REDUCES" Fabrics plajf as important a role; as style when it, comes to flattering; youi" figure. If you are. on the heavy side, stay away from shiny materials and boqvy hulkv tweeds long-stemm- ed single pink rosebud. Lori Bath, niece of the groom, wa$ flower girl. The mother of the bride chose pink lace and the groom's mother beige lace. Their corsages were of orchids. Nolan Smith, brother of the groom, was best man and ush- 00 ' - '' begins tomorrow were Darrell Beckstead, ers; ... our semi-annu- al Blaine Gray, Jackie Cooper and Toby Bath. Small nephews of the! bride, Billy and Johnny Beckstead, were ring bearer and trainbearer respectively. ce . long-stemm- , - MRS. WESLEY EVAN SMITH (Imo Rae Olsen) j Mary Helen Grimmett Weds Jay W. Hunziker ; t - I I - 1iy Wft? ' i crown.; - mmmmmMri'mt&foM KXm ; GIRLS This would be fun to try. I shall when I get a faded looking geranium. My mother used to put coloring in the water with white flowers from the garden and the blossoms turned the color of the water. POLLY If you print DEAR POLLY this, all young mothers will probably think I am a mean old woman.; Really, I am not just a desperate one. I have seven grandchildren and only two are old enough to go to school. Until a year ago the children were brought to my home when their parents j A pretty gold and blue wed - ; if! . i ed ed without a word being said. v'-- j P.M.S. L. v-- s y Y:-:yyi':-"- ' ' Share your favorite :.-- v;':: home-maki- ng ideas . , send them to in care of The Daily Polly Herald. You'll receive a bright, new silver dollar if Polly uses your idea in Polly's Pointers. Bmfi AmimmmJL mmmj you reduce. 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