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Show r j n j n bt y ir'iyw ujrwp""Wi yyyn'ii yJiy y"TB""9rta-W"- !f Tribune, Saturday, April 16, I960 The Salt TaIt ct:' . V , f, ' I L i v- -. i V vA '4 i, J v fl t fl I 4 JH'-i"''- ' . p 4 r- i! ' & ,"B 4 r $ J . si f,i p,-- '.4VA .! v t o' y?: 4' Mrs. & p - y Mrs. Brent Poulson i Chester L. Loveland . j i M-- Mrs. Michael H. W 4 Perkins a Mrs. David J. Weenig Marry in LDS Ceremonies Area Maids Say Nuptial Vows The Cottonwood Third LDS Ward was the setting Friday evening lor the marriage of Miss Kay Wood and Brent Poulsen. Golden Ber-retLDS bishop, officiated. A reception was held immediately afterward. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood, 8030 S, State, Midvale, are the bride parents. Mr. and SCIENCE OF LIFE i i HERI AND HEREAFTER Psychological, Metaphysical, Practical PUBLIC LECTURES by GRACE GLENNE Commoncmj April 19rii, I Ladias pi, Literary Club Saa Monday's Prats 0533 33 GEE Carol Hansen Repeats Vows In LDS Temple Ceremony ;; f 15 Wayne Poulsen, 6568 East, are the bridegrooms parents. For her wedding the bride wore a floor-lengtgown of Chantilly lace with a sabnna neckline and skirt accented with panel detailing. Mrs. Robert J. Wilkinson was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Donna Wood, Miss Karen Poulsen, Miss Margie Osborne and Pammy Nygren was flower girl. They wore lavender taffeta dresses accented with bows at the neck and waistl- udt in h Van Dongen-Lovelan- d Mamed Friday In the Salt Lake LDS Temple were Miss Heddy Van Dongen and Chester Lee Loveland. The couple is honeymooning In Las Vegas before making their home in Granger, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Dongen, 3101 W. 3650 South, Granger. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Chester G. Loveland, 3650 W. 8400 South, Magna. Scene of the reception was the Granger Third LDS Ward. For the occasion the bride was gowned in a floor-lengtmodel of lace and tulle underscored with taffeta Mrs Jack Westover, sister of the bride, was her matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Gay Loveland, Miss Janice White, Miss La wren Doom, Miss Shawna Patterson, and junior bridesmaid Miss Diana Dell. They were attired m melon taffeta and chiffon. Grant Court was best man. Ushering were Jack West-ove- r and Doug Dell. ine. Keith Poulsen was best man. Ushers were Paul i? y H 4, h h Barber-Perkin- s Miss Gayle Renee Barber and Michael H. Perkins were married Friday in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. ElRay L. Christiansen, temple president, officiated. A reception in the evening was at the Bountiful Fourth LDS Ward. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Orpha F. Barber, 1215 S. Main St., Bountiful, and Mr. Perkins is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvm H. Perkins, 255 E. 4th South, Bountiful. The brides gown, traditional In styling was of Chantilly lace and tulle, floor chrysanthemums to match their dresses. Glen Haslam' was best man. Ushers were Roy Shaw Jr., Dave Sherburn and Den- Mrs. H. J. Christensen Jr. length, with the skirt detail featuring lace panels. Mrs. Lurlen Knight was matron of honor. Miss Connie Barber and Miss June Perkins were bridesmaids. Their blue ballerina length dresses of taffeta were accented with a cummerbund. Flower girls were Terry Lee Fenwick and Kerry Lynn Fenwick. Frank Chase was best man. Ushers were Val Barber and Doug Fenwick. The couple will live in Salt Lake City. The bride is a graduate of the Salt Lake Trade Technical Institute in practical nursing. Sandall-Christense- n The Reception Center was the setting Fnday evening for the wedding and reception of Miss Lynn Sandall and H. J. Christensen Jr. The ceremony was performed by Glen A. Olsen, LDS bishop. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Muriel D. Sandall, Magna, and S. L. Sandall, Magna. Her bridegroom is m Ml - Chock FoH Gaodot i SoHo. Wropood V -nis Shingleton. The honeymoon destination is the West Coast t 1, MIS S. StotoHOUISi J, lit! I Mr. I tUorw -- ! f; IT'S HAPPY EASTER TIME AT BROWN FLORAL FLOWERS AND FLORAL SERVICE yoU will be happy with BOTH at a year around FLORIST. LEON BROWN FLORAL COMPANY -SALT LAKE'S LEADING FLORIST. SPECIAL! EASTER LIUESL GARDEN SHOP QUALITY 3 TO S BLOOMS n19 end Get P W IF ( .. BASKETS Com Schocker, Gary Stevens and Steve Johnson. The couple will honeymoon in San Francisco, CaliL, and will live in Holla--day- . Mrs. 23rd Carol Jacqueline Miss Hansen became the bride of David John Weenig Friday, April 15, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. LeGrand Richards, member of the Council of the Twelve Apostles, officiated. In the evening a reception at the Center LDS Ward honored the newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Hansen, 1573 W. 4th North, are the brides parents. Mr. Weenig is a son of Mrs. Edith Weenig, 426 Chicago St. (940 West), and the late John Weenig. For the nuptial event the bride selected a gown of white lace over antique taffeta, cut along princess lines. She carried a bouquet of ' pink camellias and lily of the valley. Attending the bride was her sister, Mrs. Angelo Mer-linmatron of honor, who wore a pink taffeta dress. Other attendants, Mrs. Glen Haslam, Miss Charmaine Merlino, and filower girls Carla Erwin and Lark Ann Kershaw wore dresses ' of aqua taffeta with embroidered nylon overblouses. They carried ivory fans with Hi. lra EASTER --V . Only Them 9 By Helen Brandley The plays the thing . . . or so we tried to convince a group of youngsters who were to participate in a church play. And in the beginning they agreed. But when basketball or a date, or even a baby-sittinjob Aame along, the play was the last thing. - It is a little different In school where attitude and attendance will be reflected in a report card grade, and also in a semi or professional situation, where salaries or occupation are Involved. But when they're just doing it for fun . . . that seems to be all they want . the fun. We became mighty discouraged . . . even considered quitting in the middle, and would have, except for the example it would have set. But now we are glad w$ didnt. The youngsters came through like real troupers. And all the things they thought they couldnt do, the lines they thought they could never say the right way, they did with a zeal and enthusiasm which would be hard to beat in a professional group or otherwise. In the end everyone!' efit forts were Rewarded was fun and it turned out that The play was the thing. EASTER LIUES-Flo- ral ARTISTIC DECORATION chose a full length gown of satih. Attending the bride were Mrs. Marc W. Anderson, matron of honor, Mrs. Ronald A. Boyack, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Wayne L, Sandall. Flower girls were Michele Sandall, sister of the bride, and Stacey Sandall. Wayne L. Sandall, brother of the bride, was best man. 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