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Show - I SUNDAY, 2A Sunday HeroM UtM SOT. World Fashions , 19C5 UM County. ; New Yorker Miss Carlson Weds Gerald E. Ingalsbe la to Impressive . . Backing Paris Stylist wedding It ceremony In the Logan Temple, Pamela Carlson was married to Gerald E. Ingalsbe on Friday. Parents of the hrid art Mr. and Mrs. Doa A. Carlson of Brigham City and the bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Ingalsbe of Orem. Immediately following the ceremony the couple was honored at a dinner given by the bridpgroora'i parents at Maddoi Ranch House. They were further honored that evening at a reception at the home of the bride's parents. The bride's gown was of delivered satin appliqued with Alencon lace at the slim pointed wrists, on the bell skirt, and a flowing chapel train. Her veil of silk illusion poufed from a pearled headpiece of orange i blossoms. She carried a white orchid surrounded by pink roses. . pj famed French, designer Yves' Saint Laurent; now has a New York backer. I ; Taris, the man who purchased ; Bette Knight controlling interest (almost a month ago) in the house of.. Saint Laurent. Richard Salomon, i f remained busily at work in his New York office as president of Lanvin-Charle- s of the Ritz.l According to the Lanvin executive, there were both negative and positive reasons for becoming the only American MRS. STEPHEN READ BLACK to be backing a French cout- (Linda Kay Madsen) Couple Says Vows in Temple Rites Visits Orem Europe Visit Subject of Club Speaker Panned -- Officers .. Provo Activity known three-year-ol- d t. Roe Honorary Music Sorority Plans Inc.-- urier. .lar, iue Ba zaars Of AAUW -- Previewing their plans, fort Mrs. William Berrett, active season, members dent, welcomed members and hilLfon ham of on. Mn. Weldon J. Tav!v Mrs. Th of Fine Arts dub gathered Mrs. Ar-at; conducted the, business session' was the eef Milton F. Hartvigse Crockett Earl the home of Mrs. Elmer L. S. Waller Mrs, Friday for the owning Tory Thursday afternoon fer " ""-'- " Crock:- .Mrs. tan irf aeoquiat, hmrhwai literary the opening social of the year. thought for M. Nelson and Mr,. eday was given Mrs. E. E. Coles. nx.u.on nnomtments and lni the tabtr ljuoct. Following the luncheon Mrs. arrived and fall flowers were' Ijmcheon a served, to 30. the Cowers used in the enter- Crockett introduced the program hostess, assisted by 'Mrs. taming rooms. beautifully arranged throughout covered A Iran yetf. "Explosions of fold cloth from Wbodrow Thompson the rooms, the serving table, and smaller o.ea6e, ana presented the tables were covered ith liven-- i members with their yearbooks, interesting feature was a der cloths. Golden potted crys-jA- n mthemums and lavender petun- - tail kiosk covered with pictures be iaj were on the tables and describing the programs to ' around the rooms. given. Hostesses were the officers of Eight outgoing officers of the Mrs. Howard Fryer, Mrs, H. the club for the coming year Prove Third Ward Relief Society Rex Taylor, Mrs. Alfred Swen-so- n Mrs. Robert B. Leishman, Mrs were guests of honor Thursdayl and Mrs. William Lewis. . Lena Creer, Mrs. Bruce R. Dixevening in a reception which! Mrs. Erschel Mrs. CENTRAL DISTRICT, Shepherd, drew some 100 ward members, COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC their husbands and other Sharon Seamons, Mrs, Charles WOMEN Mitchell and Mrs. Wilford Hall friends. Will hold a rummage sale Receiving was conducted in; incoming officers with their Wednesday and Thursday from the Relief Society hair decorated staff members, Mrs. Fred L 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the St. for the occasion with large Markham, MrsE. R. Anderson, Francis Ssocia) Hall. Public is and a flower arrangements invited. Clothing, household artitable displaying the various Mi" Arthur EL Taylor,:; Mrs. facets of the organization's Gene Erekson, Mrs. Morris All former members of M: cles and fruit jars will be sold. Mrs. Toffee Hauzen is ceneral work. Buck waiter; Mrs; Rees Bench Plil Epsilon. honorary mus'C. chairman. ' A serving table spread with and Mrs. Estella C. Peterson r sorority, now living in Provo k cloth and centered a jand Mrs H Moyle Stubbs, as- - w nearby towns are invited to PROVO 1.TTH W'ARn Willi a uioss aiiu ci ysuii uum sisted in receiving and enter- - contact Mrs. raui vmceni, RELIEF SOCIETY of pink geraniums and feathered iProvo chairman, who is engaged tabling. ; Rummage sale will be held' held silver serving petunias, a local chapter. Wednesday at 3 Laura Gae Fryer, Natalie m p.m. in t h e trays laden with delicious buf- Maud Taylorr Julie Turner mi The sorority is a national or-- j ward hall with sale of clothing, fet refreshments. Rella Stephenson, of the MIA ganization of music majors and dishes and household goods! Mrs. LeeAnn Nelson favored wun juts, uana towards, also 13 active Dotn on ana ort cam- - supper at 5 p.m. with nublic with piano music during the assisted. j invited. puses across the country. receiving and vocal duets were sung by Sherrie Thomas and Adele Buckwalter, accompanied v by Mrs. Grant Thomas. The guest of honor included Mrs. Grant Larsen, retiring president; Mrs. LeRoy Hoovei, and Mrs. Grant Thomas, counselors, Mrs. Lorenzo Snow, and Now Is the time to choose and list your Wallace Sterling pattern in our Bridal Relief Society The positive reason for purchasing Saint Laurent, a house that does an annual volume of over a mil lion dollars" in sales to stores for copying and private eus- tomers, was its profitability, actual and potential, . Unlike most French haute MRS. GERALD INGALSBE couture houses, Saint Laurent was In the black last year. Saint In rites solemnized in the Salt Laurent is one of the most ex- Lake Temple Sept. 10, Linda tremely talented young men of Kaye Madsen became the bride the fashion field and people have of Stephen ftead Black. f0rce' faith in his ability to create Parents of the groom, Mr. and great fashion in many areas. Mrs. Read L. Black of G r a n d His fall collection features a junction, Colo., hosted a wedvery young look which looks ding breakfast in Salt Lake more American than French. City. Most women aboard the SS The bride's parents, Mr. and France favored the American Mrs. A. Ted Madsen of Orem, state I Mrs. Paul Olmstead, designer Norman Norell and honored the newlyweds at a have lovely gowns designed by president of American Associreception held in the West ation of University Women, spoke him. Perhaps France will one Sharon Stake House that eve- at the opening meeting of the The home of Mrs. Jook to American designers nine. Jay Naylor day as being the greatest in the The Orem AAUW Thursday evening. was the scene of the couple welcomed guests meeting ;Mrs. Olmstead noted the import- of the Les Femmes Club world. Norman Norell thinks in an autumn decor of red and ance of AAUW in the furthering this is happening now. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Naygold and live greens. ltd education. lor was assisted by Mrs. Tom The bridal gown was of sun The first study program in Baker, in serving hot organza over deiusterea saun 1882 was "To prove that the French with a lace bodice. Silk organza apple pie to the mem"brain and the physique-o- f wom- bers. leaves encrusted with pearls en could stand up to the Mrs. Paul Trotter announced held the veil of illusion. She -- demands of higher education." plans for the guest night to be held a cascade of white orchids 'Through this program a re- hew In October. and red rose buds with gold search paper was published in Mr. and Mrs. Richard Losee, leaves. 48S5 which indicated that women wno recenuy returned trom a Attending the bride as maid 'were ready for this novel idea. trip to Europe with the Utah To keep peace In most homes of honor was Patricia Penrod, t "Each person in AAUW should Foreign Language Association, It is up to the hpmemaker to with Janet Yearsley, Mrs. Richbe creative," the speaker said, showed colored slides to the check such things as appliances ard Turnbow, Sherrie Madsen Characteristics of a creative group as they recalled experi- to keep them operating smooth Marjorie Black, and Arlene In making your household Olson as attendant- sperson are, she said, sensitivity, ences of their trip which began ly. do not neglect your checkup with the World's in New John Hawkins stood as best Fair ;flexibllity, independence electrical kitchen companions, man with James Luster as an ef judgement, ability to tolerate York. Most overlooked -- untHhhey usher. Highlights they shared with :uncertamty, to wive problems, - to combine several ideas in the group included the Tivoli phfft are., electrical. outlets, Special guests were Mr. and sew way and to enjoy the dis Gardens of, Copenhagen; bull cords, connections and appll Mrs, Henry A. Jolley, Mr. and need of minor Mrs. Luther fights and flamingo dancers in ances long in covery of the unknown. Carlisle, and Mr. - Mrs. Olmstead noted that this Madrid; East and West Berlin; repairs. Failure to make such and Mrs. Harold Black, grandmeans an unre tyear for the first time AAUW the Eifel Tower to Paris; Zur- repairs often parents of the couple. A prenuptial party was aris participating in an airlift for ich, Switzerland; crown jewels pairable breakdown or one that lart exhibits, the first of its kind in London and Bad Krueznach, is too expensive to bother with. ranged for the bride by Janet in Utah. Paintings will be flown which was the home of the Either way, you lose the addi Yearsley. tional use of a not inexpensive The couple will reside in .from the Salt Lake Rental tJal Losees 10 years ago. of equipment. piece exhibit The in for the smaller concluded was Provo. evening :lery with gifts from secret pals being . Your survey of your household titles in the state. She then discussed the study given to Mrs. John Hullck and appliances also gives you a good all worn or frayed excuse to add to your Christmas objectives for the year, empha- - Mrs. Naylor. a is cords and retire loose cord list. wanted It possible our must not let . swing "we can save the now hint hard-won family plugs. freedom and rights be Check permanently attached Host through our ignorance of Delpha Johnson, Veneer Archl-bal- money if the item can be bought cords on irons or Lvrjrs at the Linda Tolley, Margaret on sale, the law." . Objectives this year include Hansen and Mary Webster. Mrs. Your appliances will give you flexing point. If the; o are signs of wear, take the appliance to Glen L. was in charge longer, safer service if you: ; studying the legal system of the of the Jenkins k Follow cleaning and servic- a repair shop and have the cord serving of a delightful United States, reviewing tbe repaired or replaced. supper following the talk. ing Instructions. Justice rendered all individuals -with particular attention to. the "status of the poor and the unpopular before the law and directing public attention to the problems of law enforcement. t Other guests besides the guest 'speaker were Sonja Hunting, (( ALL LININGS 100 ACETATE TRICOT IState Head .- Pretty Event Fetes' Ward While Yves! Saint Laurent was unveiling his fall line in f , th Plans for. Season . Jfl'SJte"iS!W By fcCTTE KNIGHT o karn. was interesting-t- it :; presi-anoth- 4; while traveling by boat from New York to France to view. fall styles, that gowns of Wearing shocking pink organza were the attendants, Pattl Carlson, maid of honor, and JJonita Jacobson, Kay Lynn Hendrick-son- , Pat Mecham and Susan Carlsoa Best man duties wer perfornv ed by Norman Wilde with Bruce McCandless, Jim Pendray, Jim Smith, Steve Whltmer and Wendell Pace as ushers. The couple Is making a temporary home in Orem while awaiting the groom's call to active duty with the U.S. Air floor-leng- ine Arjs Club Has Opening T tpVnvv Social at Terry Residence App iances Last Longer -- cut-wor- j IriilEs Registry Beauty Briefs tbe provn way to let wedding Suasts know your heart's desire. See our beautiful selection of sterling and let its help you find the perfect china and crystal to complete your table trousseau, men to Imi ittt)ii(. Look what women have done to sales of hair products. 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