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Show Page 34-T- Sunday, June 11, 1972 HERALD, Provo, Utah HE Nuptial Vows Unite Jennifer Austin And Lyie Douglas Sager in Marriage Garden Reception Fetes Pair f Brenda Jean Edwards became the bride of Gene Anderson on Wednesday with a garden reception following on Saturday evening at the Byron C Dastrup residence in front of a terraced rock garden and fountain. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Lois J. Edwards of Provo and Melvin L Edwards of Salina. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Warren N. Anderson of Provo. The new Mrs. Edwards wore an A4ine gown with side and Lack of polyester and cotton voile with a ruffle of Nottingham lace at the hem, wrist and neck. Matching lace edged the mantilla veil. She carried a nosegay of varied flowers. Attending the bride were Mrs. Brad Hatch, a sister; Mrs. Larry Anderson, Mrs. Wayne N. 'Anderson, and Connie Stott. Flowers girls were Lisa Ann Shaffer, niece of the bride, and Trace;' Anderson, niece of the bridegroom. They wore long hot pink and pireapple yellow gowns with a high waistline, smocked bodice, Withered skirt, ruffle at the neck, and full sleeves with gathering at the top and wrist. Jennifer Anne Austin became the bride of Lyie Douglas Sager yesterday at the Rivergrove Second Ward IDS Churcn. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Gene Faulk. The bride is the daughter of of ) V V. (RAF Leader Squardron retired) and Mrs. E.WJS. Austin of Provo. Parents of the Mrs. bridegroom are Mr. and Ray Sager of Burley, Ida. Immediately following the wedding, a luncheon was held for all of the guests and the bridal party in the Burgandy Room of the Holiday Inn. A The bride wore a gown of light organza. The lace If! MRS. GENE ANDERSON ( Brenda Jean Edwards ) of by Mrs. Evan A. Billings, Mrs. They carried flower-ball- s Steven B. Alien, and Jeanette white daisies. Best men were Larry AnDastrup; and by Mrs. Larry derson and Wayne N. Anderson Anderson, Mrs. Wayne N. Anwith Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miles as derson and Mrs. Warren Anderson. ushers. Parents of the bridegroom music was Background hosted a dinner at Harman's in provided by a string quartet of Salt Lake City following the Denise Gardner, Glenn Dixon, David Hatch and soloist Molly wedding. parties were given Byrnes. Pre-nupti- t'f choker 1 1 neckline topped a voile to a square neckline a'so embroidered with lace. The slightly raised waist of the dress flowed into an elaborately full skirt ornamented with delicate ARMSTRONG KAREN lace applique. The back of the dress drew into a full chapel train further enhanced by the embroidered lace. The full sleeves were of sheu voile coming down to french cuffs. MRS. LYLE DOUGLAS SAGER The headress was a Juliet cap with embroidered (Jennifer Anne Austin) pearls heavily and delicate lace, the same as of honor navy with the same scarlet adorned the dress. The veil was Melodv Hansen as maid all carried Debbi ribbon. They and Sumsion with Paula elbow length. of colored Lori brilliantly Chappel bouquets bridesmaids. Hunt, Dried flowers made up the was the flower ine dried flowers. The flower girl girl, bridal bouquet in colors of bridesmaids were dressed in wore a scarlet red dress covered Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arm- Utah State University. scarlet red, royal blue and white with a polka dot smock and wore long scarlet red gowns. The After their marriage the strong of Santaquin announce the colors chosen by the bride into a a posy of dried flowers on her came the dress on and ap- couple will make a home in for her wedding. the engagement raised waistline followed by a wrist. proaching marriage of their Payson. Attending the bride were simple skirt, slit to the knee on Best man was Marv Bateman to Randy daughter, Karen, of the and ushers were Larry and Kent The sleeves side. one Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. of the dresses were long and slender. Sager, brothers William W. Carter of Payson. of bridegroom. air an added bridesmaid The The couple plan to exchange Special guests at the event sophistication to their ensemble vows on July 21 in a ceremony to --blue hats made of were Mr. and Mrs. Sager, with I navy k be performed at the Santaquin -straw with large floppy brims grandparents of the bridegroom. Tintic Stake Center. A reception Z. scarlet ribbons tied in a bow parties were given will follow the nuptials. honor of The maid side. Hansen, Paula on one Melody by The Provo Sub Deb sorority is a graduate The bride-elec- t in white and Sumsion and Debbi Hunt. hat similar wore a of Payson High School and IDS held its annual election dinner at Sundance Seminary and has attended Utah recently State University at Logan. She is presently employed in Payson. proceedings were conducted by Mr. Carter graduated from Chris Fuhriman, the club's 1971-7- 2 Payson High and from Snow president. The members College at Ephraim. He plans to elected and voted on the new continue his studies this fall at officers who would serve the club for the coming year. An early morning brunch was chairman. The new president is Terri held yesterday at the home of Following the brunch and Riggs, with Polly Woodward, Mrs. Scott Wilkinson for installation, a delightful talk on vice president, Janice Petty, members of Olesca Literary femininity was given by Mrs. secretary; Rhonda Garrett, club Club. Lloyd L. Cullimore. historian, and Jill Brereton, New officers for the coming The group were also enreporter. In and were their duties tertained by a talented ladies given year Following elections, the ofat are: Robert Jensen, Mrs. installed this time. Mrs. They trio, NEW YORK (UPI)- -A device ficers and members enjoyed Mrs. Lynn Stone, president; Craig Mickelson, and Mrs. name dinner in the Tree Room at with the tongue-twistiMrs. Hugh Walker, secretary; Robert Evans. They were acof atomic absorption spectro- Sundance. Mrs. Simpson Roper, treasurer; companied by Mrs. La Mar photometer is being used to test Mrs. Jack Childress, historian Hills. the safety of ceramic and reporter; Mrs. Richard Cotant, Hostessing the event were the pottery food and drink contaiand Mrs. outgoing officers of the past chairman; program ners. TERRI RIGGS On July 21 Karen Armstrong To Wed Mr. Carter ck A Look in Bedrooms New-Ol- d Canopy By AILEEN SNODDY - NEW YORK (NEA) There is something new, but old, in the American beddouroom. The larger-sizeble bed, most recently called queen-size- , that is becoming popular in master bedrooms designed Kith spaciousness in mind now takes on a d modern-but-nostalgi- c with the canopy. revival touch of the r beds Canopy were used to keep sleepers cozy from drafts and damp stone walls in the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries. The ancient Egyptians are credited with originating the canopy or poster bed, and its form has changed little through the centuries. However, today's use of a canopy is a far four-poste- Crowning Touch is cry from the time of the Pharaohs, when the canopy was raised over a bed as a sun umbrella. According to the National of Bedding Manufacturers, the canopy is perfect for the new double-besize of 60x80 inches. Those who want the s traditional may select them in stainless steel, c h r o m e, brass, lacquered woods and as period repro-dustioin cherry, walnut or pine. Association d four-poster- However, an even newer trend is to the use of fabric canopies that go solo or without the b e d s t e a d s. These often are suspended from d the ceiling, as are the four-postere- draperies-without-post- f are really canopies papered that or painted as an wall or ceiling pane!. eye-catchi- may run fabric matching the bedspread up the wall, tack it onto the ceiling and weight it with dressmaker weights to hang enticingly as a Generally ruffles and organdies are out for a fabric choice and replacing them are damasks, homespun crewel, stripes, geometries or felts plain or patched together for a modern pattern. demi-canop- solid-colore- d A canopy can be the crowning point of a bedroom with a truly personal touch. Then there are the (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Provo Sub Deb Tells f "f f A N6W CjltlfPr TOr ta to restaurant. Pre-nupti- Election Olesca Literary Club Holds Installation Brunch Device Will Defect Metals Foods -- St. Francis The testing procedure, issued the Food and Drug by determines Administration, whether toxic metals such as lead or cadmium used in the glaze, and colorants an apt to be released. Sets Dave Shurtleff, membership 2-D- ay Rummage Sale The St. Francis Church Women will hold a rummage sale on Wednesday and ThurThe device, developed by sday from 10 a jn. to 5 p jn. each Perkin-ElmCorp., uses a day. special light source for each There will be bargains galore metal to be detected. 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