Show V ‘ i The Logan LDS Temple was 1 Aprerider Guild : VqiMeets'atRoyi the setting for the July 15 marriage ceremony of Miss Colleen Bennett daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse A Bennett and Patil ROY — The Aprender Guild entertained their’ husbands dur- ing the July meeting held at the Roy Park Lee Kay of the Utah State Fish and Game Assn was guest speaker and showed a film he hd taken near San duan Other numbers on the program were given by Roger Bambrough who played his steel guitar A Reid son of Mr and Mrs George S Reid of Sunset Temple president' George A Raymond performed the double ring rites after which the couple was honored at a bridal dinner at Dicks Cafe in Logan Parents of the newlyweds were hosts to 14 IX as w7womWshliirtT’01tM herd5nol a official party ' To treat visitors and other dig-Pitar?es t0 be best navy-styl-e top-brack- et tlhic? diUon " WP two life- - chief cook one as pantryman ‘ and five act as waiters Should a Sequoia hostess pre- fer to show off a favorite menu however she merely hands it to LL Bolling who entrusts it to boats and one other craft pear to be coming in too close This makes double sense since - Although the Sequoia is in- Kj Cf? “fsional shooting and tended for the use of the secre-tary o£ the navT a s®lect group If fomer p£‘ac who need to do official entertain- i " Pr°xy - ? J5”1 skippers can in-- A prospective host must check any official on board to yacht Permits in constant touch with' 5“?f JfvSrt in with 1116 secreUry of navy’s the “Sequoia" boasting its own ?mal£ 1 and some office to line up a free' day for cfew unique partyAdmiral Radford of Lawrence Sequoia' Soni tosl his qwrtet users to date v his Irty cruise He could helP herhsband an Julia Thomas own and Phyllis Marston Glen Stqd- - one of food of baXe Defense off icial party without a single cigaret and flower bilL Sectary hostesses dard and Cleone Johnson per-- or sea whose' cook and °waiters 'V0rryv jl’s vifeof - the secre- - indosteJGMeSnmm1? (And breakage’ if there should formed and Avice Matheiu played come equipped with special FBI taf? nayy any) 4 ' : "' - ' No matter how important the : piano numbers i j® fining parte ruMt sU”r fsets" rabSrt all in Tito for fir ‘fighting °an Party-w-i chf cn fterUng) the HAfnratAfl with black silhouettes is Wlth used oxygen and handle 50 looking navy cocktail guests 34 buf- breathing apparatus armory which includes automatic of wild game and animals weapons Add to this no less than clenfam liquid to fight oil fires fet guests dinner china 23 gas fromthe apnight-stick-s Even such cooking guests hostess wor- J Everything else on the Sequoia Committee members in charge sturdy stashed one enu M °d for ch crew memprotocol can however would fit right into ta were Ina Weston Emma ?way’ detected by a bell be turned over by Mrs Thomas b'r‘nnt d The rich lone Chhev Hanv 50 'le5 to LL Roland green carpeting and comfortable Precautions a Must !hSE5'nhi!5 rtfi3 rea50ni‘ th' if of family members The next evening a reception was held in the North Davis Stake House The bride selected bn original gown of imported French lace over nylon tulle and satin the scooped neck line was enhanced by iridescent beading and pearls and featured long pointed sleeves of lace Her bouffant skirt of tulle had a lace peplum caught up with pearl motifs to form an apron effect The bride’s fingertip veil of nylon tulle edged in scalloped lace was held at the crown with a three-bedroo- m 104-fo- ot ‘ also-pay- s Jj ’ floor-lengt- h L°j-th?iSe5uo- f‘e Ct JnSS’Sg ‘ £ or-1- 8 sit-dow- n -- 4 4 J MrBrSdrnrhitrh v - Taylor and ivy Bradley orange blossoms fashioned from pearls The bridal bouquet was a white orchid surrounded by white feathered carnations and aboard mjn-oMistmcti- “ the government take innatol’ life’” a” k eT" (eh me'Ju pblem int?tte K'S’SfSSSlSS" ‘ red roses Matron of honor was Mrs Ralph Miles with Mrs Jay Ven-str- a as attending matron and Miss LaRue Hartley and Miss Jbnice Bennett a sister of the bride as bridesmaids Little Debra Reid a niece of the bride-- groom was flower girl They wore aqua and pink ballerina dresses and carried Colonial bouquets of 'L white carnations and red roses 7 with gladioli centers Serving as best man was Kipp Parker Ushers were brothers of TEMPLE WEDDING— The former Miss Cdlleen the bridegroom Donald Richard Bennett of West Point exchanged nuptial vows-wit- h and Stanford Reid Paul H Reid of Sunset in rites solemnized ' The receiving line stood before Studio) July 15 (Link-Tiffan- y an archway decorated with green leaves white asters and feathered The couple ' will reside in Sun- pink carnations tied in pink bows ' ’ set' d‘Sg bells with crystal candelabra at' each vnteiT Prior to the wedding the bride of the bnde chose a was honored at a shower by After the reception the couple Mrs Ralph' Miles Mrs given dusty rose model of crepe and Ven-lac- e Jay and the bridegroom’s moth- - left for a honeymoon in Wash- - stra and Miss LaRue Hartley Both are graduates of Davis riW?A u Ivfii n if rCe over blue ington and Canada While in Ta- - K Ws''' II iu'l2 ' i'S' !i udBKh tvit V J A trimmed M T Mr " ? i J C3k'i and Mrs StthenRdd1 aVhil topped with miniature bride bridegroom was surrounded by of the bridegroom ' ' a' hafbcenaUcnSfnfwcber coheg” an(j the Brigham Young Univer- sity i Elegant fabrics lavishly trimmed Brigham Couple Make Home in East Garland ’ BRIGHAM CITY — - Newly- - ered bodice The sleeves came to weds Mr and Acs Max Bywatcr point at the wrist and the are making their home m East bodice featured a standup collar Garland A tiara of seed pearls caught They were married in the Lo-- her nylon net and Chantilly lace ganLDS Temple June 24 with veil Her bridal bouquet of car- President A George Raymond nations surrounded a single white orchid conducting the ceremony 7 The new Mrs Bywater is the Maid of honor was Miss Therra hss Sandra Jean Farns- - Lynn Farnsworth with Miss Dee worth daughter of Mr and Mrs Ann Hess Miss Mary Ann Wil- TTieran L Farnsworth Parents J liams and Miss Margaret Call as tt®bridefr°on are Mr and bridesmaids ‘Little Jo Ann ' Hay- Mrs Milton A Bywater cock was flower girl The mother of the bride wore j Immediately following the ceremony parents of the bride- - a gown of blue taffeta and Mrs groom entertained at Maddok Bywater chose rose faille Both Ranch House) in honor of the pinned Talisman rosebuds at ' C0Ple- 'their shoulders - The same evening the bride’s ' Milton S Bywater stood as best parents further feted the newly- - man with Leo Farnsworth and 'veds at a reception in the Fourth Darwin Bywater as ushers A beautiful three-tiere- d wed- rne bride received guests in a ding cake was displayed upon a white satm and nylon tulle gown table with lighted fkirt and peplum were of white tapers in double crystal Chantilly lace with a lace cov- - candelabra on each side lorr Assisting during the evening 2 were Mrs Hod Peck and 1 i 1 E- Bywater- - Mrs- - Louise Davis J Miss Caro1 Jean Leggett Mrs J Bonnie Rae Bigler Darrell An- derson Mrs Lydia Hess Fay I McMurdie Cleo Ann Larsen if Cleo Wood Doris Christensen:! 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