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Show 2A Sunday Herald MW!fcM .1, , lll.l. - ' - . - . III LLL ill! X: r 4 f, W" i . ' - II. I.H.UIII v J - V i ! , X .V. - : A I , ' 5t 'k l J t " 1m. . m iii laiimtii r itiiinr -- MARILYN WILEY Temple. That evening the couple will receive friends at a reception in the Orem 17th Ward. Mr. ad Mrs. Bryce L. Adams of Orem are parents of the prospective bridegroom. Acceotine invitations to serve as bridal attendants are Denise Wiley, sister of the bride-to-b- e and Charm ain Rasmussen, Jensen and Deloris Bodily, with Sheryl Adams and Colleen Wiley, listers of the couple, as junior bridesmaids. Miss Wiley is a graduate of La-V- in High School and Snow Junior Colleg? and is a candidate for graduation from Brig- ham Young University in August. She has served as president of Zeta Epsilon at Snow College and was also a member of the Senate while at Snow. Mr. Adarns was active in sports and music while at high school and served for two years in the U.S. Army having been assigned with the First Cavalry in Viet Nam. Eloise Gatherum, LaVee and Diane Shaw are planning to entertain for the pros pective bride prior to her Orem HONOLULU - pretty seated at the The end Hawaiian girl of the long table is wearing a white carnation lei. She's guest of honor a t a wedding show- er Hawaii style. What do the girls wear to a shower here? Well, they don't dress as other girls might at imi-occasions Bette Knight lar about the United States. The weather is warm and the key word is comfort. Some of the women wear traditional short cotton day dresses, but the unusual outfit is the long not the mumu of yes mumus terday, but the new fitted version high neck, sleeveless, fitted at the waist and a long slim A line skirt. Prints are conventional in the islands and the dresses worn by the Hawaiians and Orientals the two groups present ait this luncheon follow this idea. Some are wearing block prints in purple and yellow. Others, coral and yellow tranmed with black velvet. Still othors wear royal blue, yellow, orange and shocking pink. There are just two slack suits. Sandals worn with the cotton dresses ore in various colors geld, brown, pf She It I A- f' Fork. bids as bridal atare Annette Wood, who will serve as maid of honor and Jacqueline Jex, Kathy - Receiving r " v ) t - 4 l. - ; i Denver Reception Fetes Mr. and Mrs. Harmon rs post-weddi- See our elegant selection of Belts-- ln The Very Best Places YORK NEW - Not since Scarlett O'Hara has there been so much emphasis placed on the waist. With fashion's new curve of soft look a hand-spa- n waistline is important. And, as a result, belts are back. Belts are seen under the bosom, on the hip and at the natural waist. Soft crushed-leathe- r sashes, bright shiny patent strips and chains add fashion impetus to the season. With the return of the '30s riding in high on the crest of a fashion wave belts play an important part in setting the d mood of a flapper. Whether they are wide or narrow, buckled, buttoned or sashed, belts are back for the first time in several years. Cool linen skimmers are often just below the waist. And black patent belts dramatize white wool coats. So, if you want to take a giant step into '68, hop on the belt band wagon. fast-pace- A graduate of the Provo High School and LDS Seminary, Miss Thurman is a senior at BYU, a current member of Dileast Chalean Service Unit and is a former president of the Y Chem Society. Mr. and Mrs. Riley C. Rich ards of Pleasant Grove are parents of the prospective bridegroom. A graduate of BYU, Mr. Richards is doing graduate work in chemistry at the He has also filled mission to Austria. Miss Thurman has chosen her sister Elaine Thurman to attend her as maid of onor with Mrs. Marvin Worthington, Mrs. Karl Weight and Sherry Horn as bridal attendants. Mrs. Edison Breckenridge and Mrs. Robert Teichert have announced plans to entertain at events for the bride-to-bof Provo. e. Women's GOP Slates Meet On Thursday Dr. Ray Hillam, teacher of political science at Brigham Young University, will be tne speaker at the Federated Women's Republican Club of Provo on Thursday at the Provo Utilities Building. Dr. Hillam is coordinator ol the international relations pro gram. He went to Vietnam on a wedge-shape- mm vear where he served as pro fessor and academic advisor to war the Vietnamese political colleee. He will sDeak on "Viet nam: Frustration of a Political War." IMS 100 SPORTSWEAR "suNVAiiir pRNTS ,N S0LDS WOVEN PLAIDS Wonderful combinations for pant suits, shorts, cover-upmini skirts, s, blouses, school or play wear. easy care, little ironing. All Spring and Summer Shoes REG. 69c to 79c M!X THEM OR MATCH THEM ittle ironing required YD. VALUES guor- - In The Following Colors: COTTON "SUZIE" PRINTS Colorful cottons for dresses, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday members and interested are invited to attend. All persons (A IMS ck grant for one Fulbnght-Haye- s self-telte- n. . . mm Deb-r- a MRS. A. DEE HARMON (Lois Vivian Reid) festoons. The Ivy League consists of Yale, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton, Dartmouth, Columbia and Brown colleges. sity campus. The Drosoective bride is a daughter of the late C. Varion and Mrs. Leara M. lhurman Choir. Mr. Davis was an honor graduate of the University of Utah and is now a senior student in the College of Medicine at U, of U. He is president of Student American Medical Association and is affiliated with Delta Phi Kappa. He has previously filled Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. A. was gowned in a floor length a mission to New Zealand. model of mint green The new couple will reside Dee Harmon, received guests at a reception bonded crepe fashioned with in Salt Lake City. Saturday evening in the Den- bell sleeves. She carried white ver South Stake Center, Den- carnations with pink rose3 and Serve wedges of warm apple ver, Colo. The couple had ex- festoons of pink ribbons. The1 pie with grilled cheese topping. d slice of changed vows in the Salt Lake other bridal attendants, Mrs. Place a William Pellet, Boulder, Colo.; American or cheddar cheese Temple, April 25. The bride is the former Lois Mrs. Valdean Tingey, Lehi; atop each pie wedge and broU Vivian Reid, daughter of Mr. Karen Johnson, Palo Alto, until cheese just begins to melt. and Mrs. Harry V. Reid Jr., of Calif, and Donna Meier, StevenDenver who were hosts for the son Wash. Each were a floor reception. The bridegroom is length gown of bonded pink a son of the late Rorick Harmon crepe in the same pattern. Their and Mrs. Elma L. Harmon of flowers were white carnations, and pink roses tied with green Provo. The bride chose for her wed- ribbons. saucepan is designed to prevent ding gown a model of white Serving the bridegroom as boilovers of foods which have a silk over nylon lace with a his best man was Bryant Chris-tensetendency to foam. The deep pan train falling from the shoulders. also holds frozen blocks of Her veil was of shoulder length The couple has been honeyvegetables. It's available in gold and fell from a small seed pearl mooning in Sun Valley, Ida., or avocado green. Lid and pan ornamented tiara. and will be at home in Provo have heavy The maid of honor, Sherry where they attend Brigham duty non-sti100 COTTON coatings. Lee Payson of El Paso, Tex., Young University. Mothers-Daughte- tie-bac- Denise Davis, Fotheringham and Jeanne Fotheringham, as flower girl. The parents of the bridegroom will also entertain for the couple at a wedding breakfast following the marriage ceremony and on June 15 will host an Open House in Salt Lake City. Miss Fotheringham is currently attending the University of Utah having previously been graduated from Spanish Fork High School and LDS Seminary and the Utah Technical College in practical nursing. In high school she held membership in the Pep Club and the A Capel-l- a . (Vf: f Linda Lee Thurman and Jo seph W. Richards have circled May 29 as the date ot tneir marriage to be solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple. A recep tion will be given in their honor that evening at the Skyroom ot the Ernest L. Wilkinson Buil ding, Brigham Young Univer tendants Christensen, . f y ALR CHAPTER SIX Will meet with Hazel Robert son, Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. white but no silver. Jewelry Topic will be "Missions of the is kept to a minimum. Perhaps Orient." small white pearl earrings or RETIRED STEELWORKERS And partners will meet Tuesa long white ivory bead neckday at 1 p.m. in the Union Hall lace may be worn. The heavy in Orem. All members are urged the to attend. After the meeting, black hair is worn snort teased crown Sassoon cut, or bingo will be played and reshort page boy, or a sleek hair freshments will be served. do with curies added to the AUM crown of the head. tea will be The wedding presents are held today at 8 p.m. at the stacked on the table next to home of Allyson Murphy, 1002 the bride-to-b- e, and whether in Fir Ave. the islands or elsewhere the CENTRAL UTAH sweet smile of anticipation on PHARMACEUTICAL ASSN. the future bride s face is the And Auxiliary will hold insame. stallation dinner Saturday at 9 p.m. at the Oak Crest Inn. Reservations must be made by Thursday. ORDER OF EASTERN STAR When you purchase yarn for Will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. your jacket, why not pick up an for regular meeting at the extra skein? You can use the Masonic Temple. husky yarn as a hair ribbon or to wrap a gift. A quart Braid it into a long chain belt or use rows of braid to trim a lampshade. Long lengths of yarn will make colorful for your kitchen curtains. At party time for the youngster in your house, use the yarn to trim the party table, to tie balloons and for all sorts of gay Plans With Joseph Richards Val-kyre- s. is presently a senior at Brigham Young University and is affiliated with the national honor society, Omicron Nu. Mr. Merrill is a graduate of Provo High School and has filled a mission in Scotland. He is presently a senior in communications at BYU and is associated with the Association of The newlyweds will be living Collegiate Broadcasters. in Provo during this summer Following a June 5 wedding Salt the Idaho Falls Temple the to Lake in City transferring in the fall where the bride e couple will make a home in pocts to be teaching school. Knit Knacks Linda Lee Thurman Reveals Peggy Fotheringham, Craig Davis Set Date Styles Attract ng LINDA LEE THURMAN PEGGY FOTHERINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Foth- - ing marriage of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Nel Provo while continuing studies. son of Rexburg, Ida., announce A reception will be given in eringham of Spanish Fork have Peggy Fotheringham and Craig the engagement of their daugh- their honor, June 6 in Rexburg. disclosed the news of the com- - W. Davis, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer D. Davis of Salt ter, Vera, to Richard L. MerLake Voir La Mrs. and of Mr. City. son rill, The couple will be married Merrill of Provo. June 14 in the Salt Lake Ten-pi- e Miss Nelson is a graduate of and in the evening parents Lladison High School and Ricks of the bride will give a wedding College where she was a mem ber cf the service unit reception for them at the Palmyra Stake Center in Spanish Club Notes By BETTE KNIGHT 1 urn To Richard Merrill Told World Fashions Pre-Weddi- r Vera Nelson Engagement Marilyn Wiley Will Marry Boyd L. Adams Among early June marriages will be that of Marilyn Wiley and Robert L. Adams. Parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaVon Wiley of Orem have disclosed a wedding date of June 7 with the ceremony to be solemnized at the Manti LDS r VERA NELSON -i ' n. K i. tilLil. ,.J i, iMiiiMiitiniiiiiii m ' I ' '' - " i I REG. 98c YD. 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