Show 1 tThc 1 Salt Cake cTribune Author Raps Writing as Monday August 25 1947 Downey Ruggeri Wed Saturday In Cathedral of Madeleine Summer romance in Salt Lake’s young social set reached a climax Saturday when Miss Downey Ruggeri became the bride of Joseph Hoagland a son of Mrs II L Hoag-lan- d Sr 1703 Yale ave and the late H L Hoagland at Cathedral of Madeleine The bride a daughter of Dr and Mrs h East pledged Charles Ruggeri Jr vows in a nuptial mass celebration by Rev Dr William E Vaughan The former Miss Ruggeri was beautiful in a striking gown of white satin trimmed in seed pearls and fashioned princess style with veil was attached to a train Her coronet of heirloom rosepoint lace and orange blossoms Gardenias and stephanotis composed the bridal boquet Tiny Mary Anne Hoagland as flower girl and in aqua marine with a headdress of twisted ribbons tossed rose petals in the bride’s path Mrs Harry L Hoagland Jr matron’of honor was gowned in heather rose colonial stle dress accented by a halo of matching tulle She carried a fan shaped bouquet of stephanotis and Finch roses The bridesmaids Miss Mary Adine Bradley and Miss Colleen Kearns made a colorful picture in aqua marine dresses of similar style with matching tuie halos and they also carried fanlike bouquets of stephanotis and Finch roses Wallace Ruggeri was best man and serving as ushers were James A Hoagland Harry L Hoagland Jr F P Hoagland Thomas F Kearns Jr and J M Debouzek Mrs Ruggeri chose for her daughter’s wedding a draped model of dusty pink with violet accessories while the- - bridegroom’s mother wore a Jo Copeland black model with pink accessories Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the Town club for the bridal party and immediate relatives The w'edding reception from 2 to 4 pm took place at the home of the bnde’s parents The three tiered white wedding cake of spun sugar flanked by a blue and white floral arrangement centered the tea table The new Mrs Hoagland was graduated and attended from St was affiliated she where of Utah University with Alpha Phi social sorority Mr Hoagland was graduated from Portland academy and attended University of Portland The newlyweds plan to make a home in Salt Lake Out of town guests persent for the wedding included Mr and Mrs Wallace Downey and Joseph Eckhouse of New York City and Mr and Mrs W Z Pace of Los Angeles Cal Mary-of-the-Wasat- Vis-I- t Mr Joirph Hosgtaod prominent member of net octal ‘Salt who became bride Saturday Homeward bound is Miss Madelyn Kohler of Milford who had stopped in Salt Lake to visit her grandmother Mrs Fred Kohler 1144 E 17th South and her aunt and uncle Dr and Mrs William T Ward of 12Q6 Yale ave The visitor who had been vacationing in Minden Neb is a daughter of Dr and Mrs LIoj d F Kohler TODAY’S HOROSCOPE Mondar lit General: Foreroon ‘trend ncli"e to unexpected larall NOW I or re- T ALL TE2LM1 Peier Rabbi! Play School A newly opened educational project lor the "Critical Year"— 3 to 5 PHONE lor Pamphlet 6-99- - Ends (tiont change of plant uftt Don't much cooperation Easy to Dry Nylons Now ponsi-b'- e expect too Evening hours fat or secng loved ones relatives ne ghbors If Aug 25 Is Tour Birthdate: ‘Mary Happy Returns " Fa-- r ous persons born on this date include Bret Harte author and poet Edgar Wilson (Bill) Nye journal st humorist and lecturer William Procter soap manufacturer and philanthro- W hat s a pet peeve of the man of the house Nvlon hosiery drving on the towel racks and sending him s'aphappy when they twine around his wrist This is all charged now There is a gadget made of plastic and shaped like a shell that takes up Just 8 Inches on a bathroom wall and when opened will hold up to eight pairs of nylons with nary a snag from the perfectly smooth-edge- d Your Year Ahead: Pleasure through travel is promised and This should promote peace In the family and save on the slots pist ative projects stocking bill --T3 your little girl haue Attacking the popular impression that writing is an easy way to earn a living William Mc- Leod Raine Denver told members of the Utah Writers league Sunday that “writing is physical and mental work — and it’s more ) i v f ‘I louelu legs? i than swinging a pick” tinng Mr Raine considered the dean of western writers said a writer must have an urge to write strong enough to overcome his dread of the labor involved Contrasting novel and short story Mr Raine said the short story is more difficult and requires more skill and experience "A novel allows the author room for ‘loose’ writing whereas the writer of a short story must make every word and every plot development tell as much as possible” he said Strangely enough Mr Raines remarked there are few writers who appreciate the moneymaking possibilities of the novel At the story clinic Sunday afternoon Erie Stanley Gardner th ch when she grows up will Easy Living 274-12t- full-leng- A one of America’s best-know- n mystery writers and Betty Fin-ni- n editor of Woman’s Day criticized stones selected as the best in each of the chapters of the Utah Writers league The two-da- y meeting ended Sunday afternoon at the art of everlasting fiction Betty Finnln editor of magazine Erie Stanley Gardner welt known mjutery writer analze a t’tahn’s story at League of Utah Writers roundup Two expert VVmnan’s Day straight legs lihe these without strong bones rv grades in the state In recent years she has been a professor in the school of education at University of Utah Couple Comes by Plane For Weddin g in S L It was a modern marriage for Mis Marilyn Ream and C Hay Varley who arrived Monday no girl can haue louely X HE seyw--i Hazel Brockbank prominent Utah educator and David B Bowen of Spanish Fork The couple pledged nuptial vows Aug 12 in Salt Lake LDS temple Following the marriage the newlvweds were honored at a wedding dinner at Hotel Utah Hosts were Dr Allen C Brock-ban- k Provo and J Archie Brockbank In the evening a reception was given at the home of Miss Jennie Campbell 176 N Mam The bnde was graduated from from Berkeley Cal In a chartered plane lor their marriage on Tuesday In the Salt Lake LDS temple Harold B Lee officiated and following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was pargiven by the bridegroom s Varents Mr and Mrs Thomas ley 678 E South Temple Boarding their plane the returned to Berkeley where they were honored that evening at a large reception at the home of the bride a parents Dr and Mrs Douglas Ream Accompanying them on their wedding flight were the bride’s parents and her brother Douglas Ream Jr a civil engineer Mr Varle is a graduate of the University of Utah and was a member of' Beta Theta Pi fraternity The new Mrs Varley attended B Y U at Provo and also the University of California at Berkeley where the newlyweds wnll make a home new-iywe- ds Brigham 'Young university at de- Provo and received a Ph d gree from Columbia university in New York She was the first woman to be chosen president of the Utah Educational Assn and for many years was primary supervisor of all elementary Brockbank-Boen Romance swurled through educational circles and caught Miss AH' Hava Vanatian blind axprts clean and condition your blinds in our modarn naw Vanatian blind A- -f 42 242S S lie siw State St c w mr a (Mine SSs laundry i $ your child extra calcium so uital for strong bones tT-yd- j $599 VnuMA 4 Cocomalt gives For truly beautiful windows in your home cell the Utah Venetian Blind Co Utah's oldit and largest Vantian blind manufacturers You can equip your entire home without any down payment a and for at littl at month zfcnrkr: rfcrdT - 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