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Show f 4A Sundoy Harold', tvomxi x, vm . Linda Taylor Bride Of Craig Sullivan S0UVenjrS Dcn't Need To Be Costly at a ' recep-- ' Display Gifts To Please Your Guests Welcoming their friends charmingly appointed ...N 1 What to buy in the Pacific to tion at the Women's Cultural To see r not to see that is indeed the question when it combring back as souvenirs for stay Center Friday evening were at home family and friends. es to the bride's wedding gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Sullivan Here are some best-busug- (Linda Taylor) who were marMost girls seem to favor the bridal gift display, for accordgestionsall for five American ried in the Salt Lake IDS Tem dollars or less from a spokes- ple earlier that day in a cere ing to a recent survey of 300 enman of the Trans-Pacifi- c Pasgaged girls by the Sterling Silmony performed by Patriarch 4 senger Conference. versmiths Guild of America, 76 r Eldred G. Smith. IN HaNOLULU-Str- aw per cent were planning to dishats. Receiving with the couple, A tin of macadamian nuts. play their weddine eifts. A who stood before a large heart-shape-d It's a good bet that the bride's record of Hawaiian music. background in two relatives and friends favor the Hawaiian jams and jellies of shades of blue, were the bride's custom, too. It's fun for them iguava, passion fruit, pineapple. mother, Mrs. Lucille Taylor of : ..: ., not only to see their own gift on y of hawauan colognes made Provo and her son, Roy Taylor, view, but to see those which blooms. Bill and Sullivan Mr. Mrs. and tropical Tapa others have given. And this is place-matcloth cocktail napkins and of Sellersburg, Ind., parents of the real reason for the gift Seashell necklaces (write the groom. It should never be consida card, "peace beads from the The bride wore a gown of "V: : $ ered an ostentatious show, but I Pacific"). A colorful paperback satin underscoring lace simply a way for the bride to book of the story of the Islands with full sleeves MKS. WuxiAN iiAitrt (Joiyne Veso caught into; 'show her appreciation for the or a copy of a Honolulu Maga triple poufs with bands of lace. of the many people kindness zine. ANNE HOLLEY She carried calla lilies and a' who have sent presents. illusveil of illusion cas- -' IN JAPAN-Beautif- ully If there are a great many trated calendars and diaries caded from a satin bow. gifts, a room should be chosen (some with brocade covers). Shauna Bateman was maid of which can accomodate them Ricenpaper writing paper wlh honor, with Chris Taylor, a sis- without crowding, and guests dainty flowers and cranes in the ter, Cynthia Sullivan and Jeanne should b able to walk freely corners. Happi coats of vivid Stephens as bridesmaids. They -among lem. v- colors, with dramatic designs or were in gown of ivory silk Card tables can be placed in After a brief honeymoon, Mr. royal blue with wedge--j back William Dil worth and wool worsted made with and Mrs. Japanese lettering on the blue accents wood or and trestles ribbon be a can tables row, Mr. and to the Salt Lake Days of '47 (for AMERICAN FORK everyone on your list) MpricH nnuoav f hluo rams. used (these can be borrowed or Hatch will be at home in Pro- an empire bodice and a coat Mrs. Harold H. Holley of Ameri--ca- n queen for the celebration last Pearl cufflinks, little rings and tions and red rosebuds . rented). Hie tables are covered vo where Mr. Hatch will con- train extending to chapel lenFork ire announcing the July and successive events. For earrings can be found In this with white banquet cloths or tinue his studies at the Brigham gth. She carried a bouquet of 'engagement of their daughter, the third successive year she price range. So they're not the Gary Nuttall was best man wtilttii1MirimYj sheeting, and white net tulle or Young University. The bride white gardenias. Her bouffant with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tucker, Anne, to Paul Michaelson of Lo- is head song leader at Utah most precious pearls they still MRS. CRAIG SULLIVAN pleated cheesecloth can be add- will teach school in the area. veil was held by a bandeau of an uncle and aunt, welcoming gan. He if the son of Lt. Col. State University and Is affiliated make lovely gifts. Pretty tea (Linda ed, if desired. Bowls of flowers Taylor) They were married Jan. 26 pearls and lace which matched ;and Mrs. Glen Lewis, Jr. (ret.) with Kappa Delta sorority. She pots and matching cups (Jap a- - guests at the door. , at intervals make the in tne isalt Lake wa Tempie the dress. placed is majoring in elementary eduof Provo. without handles. Viv. Flowers and decorations, ar The attendants all wore h display even more festive. It is by Elder Theodore M. Burton. Hie Couple has chosen April cation. idly decorated porcelain plates, ranged by an aunt and uncle, to arrange the pres- The bride, the former of silk gowns customary pink deep Jolyne as the wedding date, the rites Mr. Michaelson is a graduate dishes, bud vases. Mechanical Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schanz of ents more or less in categories, Vest of Denver, Colo., is the crepe jith long flowing sleeves Salt Lake City reflected the A new .to be solemnized in the Salt of Logan High School. He is toys. entry into the eye with sterling, china and crysrtal daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. trimmed with scarlet velvet and ;Lake Temple. That evening an majoring in law at the Univer- - IN TAIWAN A necklace or two chosen shades of blue and a make-u- p in one area, appliances on a Grant Vest The is the color-co-groom's par- they carried red carnations. game open house reception will honor sity and is president of the jun- bracelet of "Taiwan large wedding cake by a close An separate table, etc. Avoid plac ents are Mr. and Mrs. Burton Maid of honor was Evelyn Has-lajade." ordinated Batekit. LaVar Mrs. It comes in eye ,"them at the American Fork ior class. He is a member of a modest present next to an D. Hatch of Valley Forge, Pa. book from the Na- family friend, and Linda and Lohrea blue, green and brown tones, ing the Air Force ROTC and an af illustrated was cut and served. 'Twelfth Ward church. one, and do not extravagant tional Palace Museum. Wood man, sisters of the groom, Hatch, with there the Both are students at Utah filiate of Delta Phi Kappa mis highlighter eye shadow, show Following ceremony A special guest was Mrs. together. Embroidered duplicates articles, were bridesmaids. Flower girls carvings. and "State University in their jun- sionary fraternity. Mr. Michael eyeliner colors that go to- The bride the groom's generally receives was a wedding breakfast in were Lani Kae Vest and Kari Amusing things can be found in Maybelle Jones, filled son an Central gether. East Slates ior year. aunt. gifts of sterling flatware from honor of the couple held at the Lyn Vest, nieces of the bride. Keelung Port Building such as ; Miss Holley graduated from mission. The bridal party was honored sources. The rule, how- Hotel Utah hosted by the bridea wood and string "violin" that many They wore scarlet velvet dres-e- s American Fork High School. She They plan to continue their For skin mat's the home at smooth at dinner to show only one place groom's parents. a is soft, wedding bo ever, can really played. trimmed with deep ink and Is a former Miss American Fork studies at Utah State of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Tucker, and seductive, use scented body setting, along with crystal and A was held ir the carried baskets of reception IN HONG KONG Fabulous an aunt and pink carnaand will reside in Logan. 'and was chosen an attendant uncle, at their Salt creams and lotions after your china, just at it would look on Lion House. The bride wore a tions. embroidered handker Lake home. Daui. you'ji ne able to luxuri- the dining room table. The only Best man was Wendell C chiefs. Pewter dishes with dec The couple will reside in Pro ate in the glow of exception is when sterling flatthe groom's brother. orated porcelain centers. Em vo and continue their Hatch, In which two in In chest. skin. ware is given this There are a ways schooling I included Dr. H. Grant Ushers broidered pajamas and Oriental at case, the entire chest may be checks can be displayed. One is Brigham Young University. Steven Hatch and Vest slippers. Thai silk ties. Han amount on sterAll to a plain other gifts of write the for the bride displayed. Entertaining GerMassage Vest. your gums Dark (with Kelly regular pieces. glasses have been Mrs. Vernon Cheever flatware, such as serving white card, without the name of I ly to keep them omk and ling man lenses and tortoise fram- and or special purpose place the donor, and include the card The bride is a graduate of and Mrs. Bluce healthy-lookinpieces, daughter And don't go Hand es). Tins .of English as demitasse spoons among the gifts. The other is George Washington High School pieces'such Coles; Mrs. Lucile Lyon and out of to chip your your women. men or in Denver and of Brigham made for way shirts ' Nu-fced Food A or to and be Mrs. Kenneth Bollinger, and ; HEBER beverage servers, should to lay the checks on a flat surFebruary, the date reein ny tooushly using them are be set out. All gifts of sliver face, one above the other so Young University. The groom Council meeting was held'nounced later, will be on meat Even with a monogram they Mrs. Kent Tucker and daugh- 10 open Douy pins or stubborn holloware should be less than five American dollars. went to the Spanish American displayed. that the signatures are revealed i recently at the Wasatch County preparation. ters, Jackie and Shellie, food envelopes. plastic Mission for fee LDS Church. IN MANILA is check of the amount Placemats, of is removal The cards the but Courthouse to set up a series gift March demonstrations will be boxes made coasters small and the of tnter-'etteamount Cover covered. Honoring the couple, the com recommended. d Otherwise, 4f demonstrations to help To Save mnnev In hnnsinn held each Thursday evening for of of pearl, very Billion bride's of J with be parents honored them at check a the drawn between (mother capiz, the ..uuuuigi in top strip may parisons community persons think of multiple ourDoses fnr husbands and wives at 7:30 p.m. expensive in the States). Emthen cover all a buffet at the home on Jan. elaborate and more mod- white v I jea-venl- s. dis-pla- y. : Jolyne Vest Says Vows With William D. Hatch full-leng- ::i4nne Holley To Wed Mr. Paul Michaelson : nese-styl- long-sleev- e) floor-lengt- Grooming Guide 3 m ' - Unr-ersi-t- all-ov- er sweet-smellin- Food and Nutrition Meets Planned vevet-smoo- available Ifoods into tasty nutritious meals. at the Wasatch Stake Center. 5 The first meeting scheduled These demonstrations include for February 2 at 1:30 p.m. will Home Storage and How to Use; Kind, Storage and ;be a meat cutting and buying Pesticides ; demonstration and will be heldow to Use; How to Care For Store Clothes; and How to . at the Safeway store in Heber.jand Another meeting to be held in Cook Your Storage Items. plan and prepare -- ) U l L; - Jr; Wasatch County in s g. Appliances each room. broidered bags. Jeweled straw In American Homes slippers. Panama hats for men (to be blocked later) and straw There are a billion appliances hats for ladies. Embroidered, in America's 62 million homes smocked dresses and blouses today. They cook food, preserve for children. Wooden salad food, wash clothes, dry them, bowls. cool the air and clean it; they even brush teeth and slice roasts. There are, on the average, more than four appliances and II portable onei in each home. They use electrical and gas energy to perform difficult and tedious labor, contributing im- mensley to the highest standard of living the world has ever n I I checks with A n a square of glass. 24. n DIRECT FROM THE MILL I7M1 u WHY LOOK FURTHER Their performance is better than ever, too. Automatic wash ers, for example, do many more things automatically yet require, on the average, only h as much service as they did eight years ago. '4 paper, gifts est ones. known. -- g, th This is the thickest carpet we have ever offered at this price ! ! one-fift- .it NIGHT SKIING V f LIFTS RUN TILL 10 TUES. THRU SAT. f 374-844- I 4 p. IN Wasatch County to discuss fo ods and nutrition are being planned by Joe Schaf, United States Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service, Salt Lake City; Counties home demonstration agent; and Flora Bardwell, Mary Bacon, Wasatch-Summextension foods and nutrition specialist from Utah State University. (Herald Staff Photo) MEETINGS it Decorating Made Easy Stripes-St- ill in Home I FOR WOMEN!! chairs or sofas look confused Butler, A.I.D. and cluttered when covered I Stripes whether used on with or stripes. furniture J walls, windows, have been decorating Stripes can also be used floors In decorating jargon, favorites from the earliest tim- a stripe that is run from side es. side-i"railroaded." ' There are practically as many to A are narrow there as chair will appear I kinds of stripes 1 fabrics. Their popularity stems, wider if covered in a hori2ontal T I think, from the decorating illu--J stripe. A horizontally strip'd sions they create, and from the drapery falric can make a wincolor contrast they introduce to dow look broader i a decorating scheme. Basically, there are two kinds of such have classic or contem-porarBecause stripes I stripes strong linear direction, they ap- Stripes should 'not be pear to change the dimensions used in "country" rooms. The true classic stripes at of rooms or furnishings. A ver-- t tically striped (one that runs tip home with formal furnishings-ha- ve two or three colors that re j and dovn) wallpaper will cre-- i ate the illusion of a higher ceil- - peat themselves at regular ining. Similarly, a vertically strip- - tervals, though the colors may ed fabric will give height to a have varying widths. This strip is found most often in velvets, d chair. fabrics. However, when using striped silk or silk-lik- e fabrics on furnishings, it's best have exposed Child safety first is a good : that the pieces wood frames. Fully upholstered motto for tarents. 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