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Show ' CSU Couple Recite Rites at St. George Temp!e The St. George Temple was the setting Friday morning, Mar. 21. for the exchanKe of marriage vows by Miss Donna Mailman and Richard M. Knight. Performing Perform-ing the ceremony was Temple President Harold S. Snow. The wedding party was entertained enter-tained at a breakfast following the ceremony by parents of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clif-ford Knight of Cedar City. In the evening the popular young couple cou-ple were honored at a reception in the LDS Institute of Religion by the bridos's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lister Hallman. For the occasion the new Mrs. Knight wore a floor length gown of imported chantilly lace over satin with long tapered sleeves and stand-up collar. A small bridal bri-dal chapeau released her veil of sheer illusion and she carried a bouquet of pink rose buds and white carnations. Attending the bride as maid of honor was her sister, Judy Ann Hallman. Bridesmaids were Janine Bauer, Mrs. Dee Bleak and Mrs. Ira Schoppman. The groom was attended by Elden Ron Strasburg of American Fork as best man, with Elder Richard E. Knight of Brigham City and Lyman Dodge as ushers. ush-ers. Miss Betty Jo Bauer was at the piano and Miss Carol Sprague at the guest book. Others Oth-ers assisting with the gifts and refreshments were Roslyn Leigh, Yvonne Parry, Anna Lee Max- 1 well, Sandra Condle, Norma Or-ton. Or-ton. Patty Ann Olds, Sonja Stap-ley, Stap-ley, Ora Bleak, Mrs. Emma Warren, War-ren, Mrs. Thelma Jones. Mrs. Cathryn Overson, Mrs. Virginia Randall, Mrs. LaRine Bradshaw, NaDene Dodge and Boyd Hall- : man, brother of the bride. Richard Just completed an L. 1 D. S. mission In southern California. Califor-nia. Both bride and groom are students at the College of South- ' ern Utah. The young couple honeymooned honeymoon-ed briefly in Las Vegas before returning to Cedar City. |
