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The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, August 16, 1958 John F.Chapman Jr. Takes Southern Belle as Bride John Franklin Chapman son of Mrs. Gleed Miller, 2372 Maywood Dr. (2410 South), and the late John Franklin Chapman, took a southern girl, Miss Emily Ann Graham, as his bride Friday in Columbia, S.C. The bride is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Bomar Graham, Columbia. The couple was married in the evening at the Eastminster Presbyterian Church by The Rev. Dr. Lynn Temple Jones, pastor.

A reception followed at the Forest Lake Country Club. Bride Wears Gown of Lace The bride's gown of peau de sole and alencon lace swept Into a chapel train. The empire bodice was embroidered all over in seed pearls and designed with short sleeves and a portrait neckline. Her fingertip veil of imported bridal illusion was caught to a small crown of alencon lace finished in pearls, and she carried white gardenias and English ivy. Miss Isabella Middleton Barnwell, maid of honor, wore a street length dress of petal pink silk organza fashioned on empire lines with scoop neckline and' a graceful flowing back drape.

She carried matching flowers interspersed with leather leaf fern. Bridesmaids were Miss Lelia Meredith Manning and Miss Evelyn Marshall, Columbia; and Miss Mary Louise Frew, Barnwell, S.C. Mrs. Arthur Wellesley Lee III, Richmond, and Mrs. Ladson Hunter Boyle, Sumter, S.C., were attending matrons.

Their dresses and flowers were identical to those of the honor attendant. Served as Best Man Gleed Miller, step-father of the bridegroom, was best man. Charles Whisonant Graham, Fort an uncle of the bride, Tom Horne Whisonant, great uncle of the bride, Augusta, and Lawrence. Hardeman, Columbia, were senior ushers. Usher- groomsmen were Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, Derial Calhoun, Sanders Jackson, William Gilmore, Sims Oliphant, all of Columbia; Howard Mitchell Summerell, Richmond, and James Wilson Enochs, Hopewell, Va.

When the newlyweds return from a honeymoon trip to The Cloister, Sea Island, they will make a home in Richmond. For traveling the bride wore an original split level trapeze made of grey cotton tweed, with black and white accessories. Attended University of. South Carolina The bride, a graduate from the University of South Carolina where she was affiliated with Delta Delta Delta, attended Converse College, Spartanburg, S.C. She also attended the 1952 Assembly Ball in Columbia, and has been a teacher in the Columbia city schools.

The bridegroom was graduated from the University of South Carolina with a bachelor of science degree. He received his master's degree in business administration from Wharton School of Finance, University of Pennsylvania. At South Carolina University he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Omicron Delta Kappa. He received a commission in the Navy and served during World War II and the Korean conflict. Mrs.

John Franklin Chapman Jr. Sincerely, Edan Wright 'Mean' Mother Deprives Daughter of New Shoes Dear Miss Wright: My mother is very mean to me. I know you may. not believe me but it's true! One day she came home with two new dresses that she doesn't need. She buys things for herself when she has a lot and quite a few at a time.

I need dresses a Edan Wright Edan Wright especially I only get shoes on a "once in a while" basis and the dresses come the same. My mother makes most of my clothes, but they're either too small, large or short. She says she doesn't have the time to fix them right; and when I recently asked her if she was going to buy or make me a dress, she got angry. My girl friends have plenty Miss Ramona Robinson Speaks Nuptial Vows Miss Ramona Robinson and Raymond New bold were united in marriage Friday in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The bride is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Grant C. Robinson, 563 Wilmington Ave. (2190 South). Mr.

and Mrs. Alonzo Newbold, North. Salt Lake, are parents of the bridegroom. For a reception at the Orchard LDS Ward that evening the new Mrs. Newbold wore a floor length gown of Chantilly lace and pleated tulle over satin.

It featured pointice sleeves and a V- neckline adorned with tiny seed pearls. Her veil of illusion fell from a crown 'of seed pearls. Packing Ice Cream When you are packing ice cream into a mold, rinse the chilled mold first with cold water and work fast. The Little Woman "Don't you dare touch that air conditioner!" The Salt Lake Tribune For Women Nuptial Plans Sept. 1 Rites By Miss Eileen Sullivan Discloses Betrothal Mrs.

Timothy F. Sullivan, Tooele, announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter Miss Eileen Sullivan to Charles Kramer, Anchorage, Alaska. The pair plan to be married in St. Marguerite Catholic Church Sept. 1.

The benedict-elect is a son of Judge L. E. Kramer, Tooele. Miss Sullivan was graduated from St. Marys of the Wasatch.

The future bridegroom attended Univeralty of Utah and served in the U.S. Air Force. Karma Hoggard Wedding plans are being 1 made by Miss Karma Hoggard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoggard, American Fork, and E.

Jay Schoonover. The couple is planning to be married Aug. 22 and will be honored at a reception that evening in the American Fork First Fifth LDS Ward. Mr. and Mrs.

Eldon Schoonover, Pleasant Grove, are parents of the future bridegroom. Letters to Landers Miss Eileen Sullivan Sucker Wakes But Much Too Late Ann: I've been ento a girl for almost years. Whenever we plans wedsome- happens. she to take with her after we the months got a miles Ann Landers Ann Landers Dear gaged three make for the ding thing Last year decided a trip aunt had set date. Six ago she job 280 from here.

She told me there were lots of openings in my field (I'm a plastic chemist) and if I didn't move to that city she'd have to start dating other fellows. I took a big chance because I didn't want to lose her. Fortunately I got a good position and it worked out O.K. She was in debt and her credit rating was suffering, so I paid her bills, ($320) her back rent ($120) and I bought her some living room furniture which she said we would, use in our home later. Last week I got mad at her for putting me off and told her either we get married this fall or we're through.

She said she was fed up with my rotten disposition and that I To learn the knack of feeling comfortable with the opposite sex, send for Ann Landers' booklet, "How to Be Date Bait," enclosing with request 20 cents in coin and large, self-addressed, stamped envelope. (Ann Landers will be clad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of Home Serv. ice Department. The Salt Lake Tribune, P.O.

Box 867, Salt Lake City, Utah, enclosing stamped, self-addressed envelope.) should go away and not bother her any more. When I asked for ring she said she had "earned it" plus every. thing else I gave her. I think this girl has been playing me for a sucker. I don't really want the ring, or the furniture, but I think she should pay back the money.

How do I go about getting it without hiring a lawyer and making a big THE DOPE. Wipe the egg off your face, Bub you've had it. This girl has been playing you for all you're worth and you've been worth. plenty. If you have nothing in writing (a signed note) you'll have a difficult time (like impossible) getting the money back.

My advice is to write off the whole experience and learn for next time. Fellows who play Santa Claus often find that after they've filled the stockings they get the boot. Dear Ann: Our 17-year-old son is brilliant, handsome and extremely well thought of by his teachers and friends. But he worries us terribly because of his complete withdrawal from social activities these past few months. He had a sever case of acne which produced real problems.

He hasn't asked a girl out in four months because he says it's unfair to impose his "terrible looks" on people. He refuses invitations to parties, then stays home and broods. It's heart breaking to see this wonderful boy cut himself off from teenage fun. What shall we do about HOWE RENTS Roll-Away BedsSalt Lake Bountiful Ogden 2375 State 640 5. 5th W.

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Who assumes the financial Louise responsibilities? Louise Davis Davis Louise Davis Answers: Under normal circumstances, the bride's family foots the bill for the wedding and reception. But circumstances such as yours can alter cases, so it would seem unreasonable to toe the line because of rules and traditions which don't apply to your situation. Obviously, you and your fiance are doing the planning, so if he wants to help defray the expenses or even carry the whole load, it is nobody else's business who writes the checks. After all, you are not a girl in her late teens or early twenties who is being married for the first time. the complex he's developed? The acne itself has subsided but he has unattractive purple bumps and deep pits on his face and neck.

Is there anything we can do to help him? -Unhappy Mother. If you haven't taken this boy to a skin specialist I sug. gest you do so at once. A doctor who has had experience with acne knows about the depressing effects it produces in young people. He can do a great deal to lift your son's spirits.

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Better Buy Campus and Career of clothes and I'm the only one who doesn't have a new dress every week or two! DESPERATE BECAUSE OF CLOTHES. FIRST OF ALL, let me explain your mother's buying spree. When an adult cially a parent -finally finds time to shop for themselves- they'll buy in quantity just because they don't know when they'll get another chance to shop. I know thousands of teens but there are very few whose parents can afford to buy them a new dress every week or two; and even if their parents are able, I believe this is cheating a daughter out of her proper preparation for marriage. How many husbands can afford to give their wives that many dresses a week? Especially when they're young and just getting started at making a living? Your mother is probably making your clothes to give you more than she could if she had to buy them.

And it she doesn't have the time to finish them to suit youwhat's wrong with you learning how to sew so that you can do this for yourself? Off for Convention Mrs. Nancy Harris, senior regent of the Women of the Moose, and Paul Sumners of Moose Lodge head a delegation of Salt Lakers who are attending the Moose internatonal convention Sunday at Mooseheart, Ill: Others making the trip are Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bock, Vic Cederquist and Marshall Adams. Today's Fashion Flash Miss Dawnell Robinson, maid of honor, attended in a pink gown, and Mrs. Robert Kelch, Miss Dorothy Morris, Miss Maxine Bennett and Mrs.

Fred Jensen wore gowns of blue. John Newbold was best man. After a honeymoon in southern California the bridal pair will make a home in Salt Lake City. United Press International Color is the word for back-to-school clothes. Bold plaids and tweeds show in skirts, jumpers, slacks and coats this fall.

A typical outfit includes a thick tweed kilt with paprika red blocks barred in black, alternating with blocks of houndstooth checks black and yellow. Add a yellow cotton shirt, a red 'wool sleeveless sweater and red suede shoes. Sweaters look hand knitted and are loopy, downy or furry for fall. Some are cut with deep Vs in the front? Many have turtle or cowl necklines. They never hug the waist or the figure, and generally have a limp effect.

Look for all lengthssome sweaters nearly to the hem of the skirt. Mohair is preach coats this season. It is shown woven in giant blocks of bright colors or in bright solid colors. Plain dark coats have colorful fleece linings, School girls can practice their 'rithmetic on hemlines. Skirts are going up to about 16 inches from the floor.

The skirts are worn with longer sweaters. Jumpers and jerkins promise to be a on the campus. St. Louis designers show the jumper in tweeds, flannels and knits. Waistlines range from low to Empire types.

The trapeze silhouette turns up in clothes for girls of all ages. Pre-school and grade school children can find the trapeze in smock dresses, and high school and college girls can choose the silhouette in a variety of tweeds and wools for classes and football games, and in moire and peau de soie for evening. SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL WOOL JERSEY SHEATH Little money dress in 8-ounce pure wool jersey with the new relaxed look. Wonderfully versatile, wonderfully comfortable. Choose yours in black, royal or red.

Sizes from 8 to 16. $14.95 Use Our Convenient Charge or Layaway Mrs. Raymond Newbold In Friday Rites Mrs. Richard John Bullock Couple Speaks Vows at Nuptial Rites Miss Patricia Kay Arrington became the bride of Richard John Bullock, Friday in a ceremony' performed by Merlin Fairbanks, bishop of Val Verda Third LDS Ward at the Reception Center. A reception honored the couple afterward.

The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Arrington 40 East. 6850 South, Bountiful, and Mr.

Bullock's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Algene Bullock, Lehi. Gown of Tulle The bride selected a gown of tulle and lace over satin, ballerina length, fashioned with an inset of tulle at the neckline forming petals which enhanced a stand up collar. Her elbow length veil was held with a tiara of pearls.

She carried a lavender orchid encircled in stephanotis. Mrs. Ronald E. Arrington was matron of honor. Miss Arlene Colton, Miss Deanna Doyle were bridesmaids.

Miss Rebecca Arrington was junior bridesmaid, and Lisa Lawson was flower girl. They all wore pink dresses and carried nosegays of white carnations. Four Ushers Serve Ronald Bullock was best man. Ushers were Ronald E. Arrington, Michael James Ar.

rington, LeGrande Bullock and Dale Manning. The couple will honeymoon in Las Vegas, and live in. Bountiful. The bride wore a turquoise chiffon dress with white accessories for traveling. for Company FURS and FASHIONS 238 South Main Courtesy Parking at Grant's Lots.