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Show SOCIETY ELMA OBERHANSLEY. " WEDS LYNN WALKER Simple home rites Saturday evening, Jan. 10, solemnized ihe marriage of Elma Oberhansley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-ford Wil-ford Oberhansley, of Ncola, and Lynn Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Walker, x)f Roosevelt. Roos-evelt. Sprays of white stock, pink carnations and ferns,' and lighted white tapers made a pretty setting set-ting for the ceremony read by Bishop Lionel Jensen. The bride, given in marriage jby her father, was exquisite in a gown of white satin fashioned I with a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves and pointed peplum. She wore a fingertip veil held by a halo of orange blossoms and carried car-ried a bridal bouquet of red ros-J cs. Marilyn Oberhansley, wear-' ing a light blue, floor-length model, was her sister's only attendant. at-tendant. Kenneth Walker, brother broth-er of the bridegroom, acted as best man. ! Mrs. Oberhansley chose a grey street-length dress with sequin trim. She wore a corsage of pink carnations and red roses. Mrs. Walker wore a black crepe with sheer trim accented by a corsage of pink roses and white carnations. carna-tions. Musical selections during the ceremony included piano numbers num-bers played by Velma Todd and vocal offerings by Mary Ellen Stewart. Immediately - following, the ceremony Mr. and Mrs, Walker-were Walker-were guests of honor at a bridal supper, featuring a beautifully decorated, lhrce:tiercd wedding cake. Thirty-nine close friends and members of the immediate families were in attendance. After a brief honeymoon spent in Logan and Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Walker returned January 15 to make their home in Roosevelt. Mrs.. Walker is a graduate of the Roosevelt High school, - class of '47. Since her j graduation she has been employ-1 ed as a bookkeeper at the J. C. Penney Store, Mr. Walker, a Navy veteran, is also a graduate of the Roosevelt High school. Since his release from the Navy in Aug,, 1946, he has spent oriel year as a student at the USAC. i He is at present employed with I Carlson Dry Cleaners, i ! VARIETY CLUB The Ml. Emmons Variety club met January 5 at the residence oi Mrs. Anna Hartman, with Mrs. Irene Iship as co-hostcss. A delightful de-lightful luncheon was served with covers laid for eight. Progressive Pro-gressive games were a feature of the evening. Plans were made for the -next club meeting to be held at the residence of Mrs. Ilcne McConkic on January 19. CONTRACT CLU3 ' Extending hospitality at dinner din-ner on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weiss, when they entertained members of the Contract club at the Weiss residence. resi-dence. Tables were beautifully arranged ar-ranged with potted azaleas and ; lighter tapers forming an attractive attrac-tive centerpiece, Places were i marked for 20 guests. Bridge formed the diversion, following dinner. High score for the evening was made by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marimon. surprise party Mrs. Ivy Murriock, of Du- chesne,' was guest of honor at a ' surprise party, held January 9 at the home of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Bill Murdock. A delicious dessert luncheon was featured with covers laid for six guests. BRIDGETTE Dessert luncheon was featured by Mrs. Ned Bellon when she entextained members of Bridg-ette Bridg-ette club at her residence on Jan. 8. Covers were laid for twelvo guests. Following luncheon, tables were arranged for bridge. Prizes were won by Mrs. John Mohl-man, Mohl-man, Mrs. Johnnie Cook and Mrs. Steve Bellon. FRIDAY BRIDGE It was a chili supper for fourteen four-teen at the Louis Corbridge residence resi-dence last Friday evening, when I Mrs. Corbridge entertained mem- bers of her bridge club. I Prizes during the evening were won by Mrs. Eugene Harmston, I Mrs V. A. Bair, Mrs. Sam Weiss and Mrs. Howard Harrison. ALTRUS Altrus club convened Monday night at the home of Mrs. Mary Orscr for the first meeting of the New Year. Mrs. Mattie Edwards, club president, conducted the meeting and introduced discussion discus-sion of plans for the ensuinr year's program. Mrs. Elaine Hullingcr gave ar excellently prepared report o: club activities during the pa?t year Mrs. Virgie Murphy read the play "Blythe Spirit," by Noel Coward. Mrs. Beryl Mullins acted act-ed as secretary in the absence o' Mrs. Ruby Allred. 17 member, answered roll call with remark-on remark-on current topics. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Janice Marchant. daughter of Mrand Mrs. Grant Marchant! celebrated her 5th bU-thdayT mvcrsary, Saturday, with a Lftv for seven of her friends tJX afternoon was spent in dancing and playing games, and Was maxed by the serving 0f cream, cake and punch NEIGHBORHOOD SEWING On Wednesday eveninc jan 7, members of NeighboVhbo i' Sewing chib were delightffi entertained at the residence Mrs. Howard Andrews A dpii cious salad course luncheon wa served with places marked for n members. u |
