The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 14

sDeaker was Floyd storieSrtf fhe genal board of I Evre of ritv 9B THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD EXAMINER mnAv vrnpwmr JULY 27 1947 Sheriff's Posse OUnVAJL 1 Clearfield Tuesday from Ho Vik vacation camping anr a two-wee Yenowstone were fishing Smith ana Mr- JE? Nola Joining them for thflast Week was their son Perry Entertains At Dinner Party of Ogden wn0 has been a Connie Hfrrw chn 58tn convalescent home in Boun-dren 0n vacation A ttful i home Waynfi daughter oi Connie has Harris of Cleartie fj been ill of Mr and Mrs Jay HMr? Steed's brother arid te? v7ctorrSand Marilyn Herbert xty juiy zo weber Ccunty Sheriffs Mounted Posse entertained at a dinner party for members and partners Monday evening July 21 at the Apollo The event fol-lowed the posse's particination in ei rioncr1 days rodeo in Ogden stadium earlier that The committee in charge included posse officers Capt (Tobe) Johnson Lieut Floyd A Palmer Lieut Sto-i rr Sterling Mr and Mrs Recent guest wag Mrjf 3 Dearaoneyof Los Angeles CiHouse guests of Mr and Mrs WanennHajaSyarD aS and sons Jay Lynn ofuiK Beach cZSf Muir all from the Accompanying tne Lieut Marcus EvVuSTe' I Pker Lieut Allen Warren 1Jieui iei- Vern Thomp son and Historian Glen Garner Special guests were Gene Autry several of his rodeo company including the trio musical accompanists and three girl trick riders and Abe Lefton and Bill Woodb Mr Autry was made an honorary member of the posse There were about 100 in attendance An open air meeting 8pon-sored by the I A of Clearfield Second ward was held on the lawn of North avis 1 1 1 i rv coast was wa h-wlttt been visiting a for 2Vz her Kaun dvisitors will also months The Mr anci spend some time with Mr wid Mrs Murphy Mr and Mrs Marcus Clark Mr and Mrs Thomas Muir Mr and Mrs Jay Starkey Clearfield and Mr ana Mrs Frank Terry Ul Home Thursday from a two week vacation trip are Mr and Mrs Ted Brown and daugmer Traveling by auto the toured Washington and Oregon and visited several days in Golconda Nev Hrothcr-in-iaw high school Sunday evening in charge of activities were President Graydon Holt of the YMMIA and President Vonda Stout of ihe YWMIA Carrying out a Centen Amonr the summer brides is the former Miss Mary Loy Treseder daughter of Mrs Erwin Treseder Her marriage to Alan Lock-wood Madson took place recently in Ogden (Beech Bell studio) Mrs John Angus McKay who before her marriage was Miss Neva Beckstead daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Corbett of Ogden (Link -Tiff any studio) nial theme the program consisted and sister of musical numbers and pioneer oward and family i mUmH 55 -riii) gjSSgjji iMatirrirr Miss Mary Lou SIM tmrnmrnmte Wintles Entertain At Sunday Dinnef HONEYVILLE July Mr and Mrs Howard Holt and son George Neva Corbet! Wed ToJ A McKay Miss Neva Corbett daughter of Mr and Mrs Corbett 3236 Adams was united in marriage in the Salt Lake temple recently with John Angus McKay son of Mr and Mrs Ernest McKay David McKay performed the ceremony The young couple plan to make their home in Ogden Modesto Calif Mrs Bertha Covey Mr and Mrs George Covey and daughter Joan Ogden were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs George Win tie Wednesday evening Treseder Weds Alan Madson A double-ring ceremony united Miss Mary Lou Treseder daughter of Mr and Mrs Erwin Treseder and Alan Lockwood Madson son of Mrs Alice Madson The ceremony was solemnized at the home of the bride's aunt Mrs Ariel Thompson 837 Twenty-fourth in the presence of the immediate families by Bishop Aldon Sorenson A reception followed with 25 guests attending The former Miss Catherine Farr daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Farr whose marriage to Dr Thomas Mercer Feeny took place Monday evening (Link-Tiffany studio) Miss Catherine Farr Is Married To D4fflggs Mercer Feeny One of the lovely social eventsfashion with a rolled hip-line They of the week was the marriage of carried shower bouquets of double Miss Catherine Farr daughter of pink bouvardia and pink roses tied Mr and Mrs Lawrence Farr and with pink maline Dr Thomas Mercer Feeny son of Mrs Farr chose a pale blue crepe Mrs Margaret Feeny gown and Mrs Feeny a gray crepe A candlelight ceremony was fea- i Both wore orchid corsages tured Monday evening July 21 Patrick Feeny was best man at the home of the bride's parents i Bridal music was played by a following the reception the couple left on a honeymoon trip On their return they will make their home in Ogden 2710 Hill Dr with an uncle of the trio composed of Mrs Draper Mrs Russell Petty and Mrs Francis Nicholas and vocal numbers were given by the bride's brother Lewis Farr A large reception in the spacious bride William Arthur Budge officiating The bridal party stood before a large window festooned with garlands of white gladioli and huckle NYE'S GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE gardens of the Farr home followed berry foliage Tall standards of the same flowers and foliage alternated the ceremony The attractive with seven-branch floor cande- I grounds were lighted with vari- ling an August wedding Is Miss Illene Hale Plam A double-ring ceremony united Miss Kay Simpson and Yemen Newman recently in Oakland California labra holding white tapers comple- colored lights and featured an at- 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs arian Hal- and ia Kendell King of Aberdeen Idaho (Bosh Bell Studios) mm ted the attractive setting Is Drawing to a Close! Miss Ilene Hale lo Kay Simpson IIP? 'I Wed Max King Incomes Bride was Feeny brother of the bridegroom of Boston Mass TIBH medical school The newlyweds left immediately after the reception for a short honeymoon trip and upon their return will make their home in Salt Lake Final Drastic Redu tractive refreshment table and a tall three-tiered bridal cake Adorning the cake were garlands of white roses and rubrum lilies at the base pink roses and lilies of the valley on the other tiers and madonna lilies lilies of the valley pnp ac white wedding bell at the top Those assisting at the reception were Mrs Reid Bankhead Mrs David Barlow Mrs Ted Killings-worth of Salt Lake City and Mrs William Earl Lee Mrs William Arthur Budge Mrs Margaret Pell Mrs Raymond Gealta Mrs Vernal Johnson Miss Louise England and Miss Alice Kapple In the receiving line with the bridal party The bride who was given in marriage by her father was gowned in a model of ivory satin fashioned with a tight fitting bodice with sheer yoke and pearl trim and a full skirt terminating in a -jjjng swirling train Her illusion veil also fell in a long trailing train slid was arranged at the head with a tiara of lace and pearls Her bouquet was composed of orchids and stephanotis JLg Attendants were Miss Druce Font maid of honor Miss Mari-lynn Home bridesmaid and Mrs Daniel O'Corbett attending matron They wore identical models of pink taffeta styled Southern In a candlelight double-fiBB! City where ur eeny has a residency at the Salt Lake General Ittipital PRESSES cc ay iiiss Kay Simpson daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Oicar Simpson of Kansas City Mo became the bride of Vernon Newman son of Mr and Mrs Audrey Newman 2854 Madison The marriage took place at the home of Mrs Hazel Groves in Oakland Calif Mr Newman completed a mission in Australia and spent three years in the naw Having returned from a honeymoon in San Francisco the newly-weds are guests at the home of Mr Newman's parents until August 1 after which they will return to Vallejo California to make home Mr and Mrs Varian Hale announce the engagement of their daughter Ilene to Max Kendell King son of Mr and Mrs Paul King of Aberdeen Idaho Miss Hale is a graduate of Ogden high school and attended Weber college and Brigham Young university For the past six years she has been an assistant librarian at the Carnegie Free Library in Ogden She has also been active in the Mt Ogden Stake Gleaner Girls organization acting as secretary and president Mr King fulfilled a mission for the church in California after which he spent two and one half years in the navy in Puerto Rico Panama and New Caledonia This past year he attended the Brigham Young university in Provo The marriage is set for some-ime in August v- 9 Were $2495 10 Were $2295 I Ik 12 Were $1995 12 Were $3995 10 Were $3500 17 Were $2995 t'v-l V- SPENCER IMUVJDCAUY SUPPORTS NOW NOW 3 Were $5500 I Dresses Were 8 Were $4995 $6950 to $125 Ware CAR DO A Spencer designed especially for you Mrs Jane Wilson jwilliam Weds Yalier Paul Announcement is made this week of the marriage of Mrs Jane Wilson Gwilliam and Walter Paul which was solemnized Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Vere Curtis brother-in-law and sister Of the new Mr Paul in Payson assures you complete comfort plus perfect figure control Doctors' prescriptions accurately Utah filled The ceremony was performed in the presence of immediate relatives including Mrs Paul's 80-year-old parents Mr -and Mrs John Wilson of Payson Other out-of-town guests included Mrs Paul's brother artd sister-in-law Dr and Mrs Wilford Wilson of Gravette Arkansas SPENCER SUPPORT SHOP Room 50 Lewis Bldg Dial 2-3657 NOW NOW I fit JtoQ5 Less Than I One-Half Price FORMAL Announcing THE ORCHID SHOP tU3AiNST0N--upSTAIRS OVER THE EGYPTIAN IN GRAY BEAUTY SALON Specializing in BRASSIERES GENUINE COM Exquisitt Cordelia Sho-Form Warner i Br Junior Long and Short Unas A special purchase! 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