Weber-Salt Lake County UT Archives Marriages.....Payne, Lyzena - Casey, Kenneth Lafayette June 20, 1934
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The Salt Lake Tribune, Salt Lake City, Utah, Sunday, June 24, 1934, page 22
“Interesting Wedding
   One of the interesting June weddings was that of Miss Lyzena Payne, daughter 
of Mrs. Lyman Payne of this city, and Kenneth L. Casey, son of E. L. Casey of 
Walla Walla, Wash., which took place Wednesday at 8:30 a. m. at the First 
Congregational church.  The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John Edward 
Carver of the First Presbyterian church.  The church was decorated in oak brush 
and garden flowers.  The altar was banked with blue delphinium, Shasta daisies 
and pink hollyhocks, with white cathedral candles in seven-branched candlesticks 
on either side.  The bride wore a gown of white skinner’s crepe, with a train, 
and a veil caught with orange blossoms.  She carried a white Bible, with 
gardenias attached to a book mark.  The maid of honor, Miss Georgia Hopkins, 
wore pale blue organdie with a blue hat and a corsage of pink roses.  One of the 
bridesmaids, Miss Rebecca Ririe, wore green organdie with a picture hat to match 
and a corsage of yellow roses.  The other bridesmaid, Miss Louise Emmett, wore 
peach-colored organdie with a hat to correspond and a corsage of peach-colored 
roses.  Dr. L. C. Goodman of Evanston, Wyo., a cousin of the bride, was best 
man.  Ushers were Tillman D. Johnson, Kent Bramwell, John Hopkins and Duane 
Fredericks.  Junior Reynolds and Keith Henderson were ribbon bearers.  The bride 
was given in marriage by Wilbur T. Cook.
   A wedding breakfast at the home of the bride, 640 Twenty-fourth street, 
followed the church ceremony.  A wedding cake formed a centerpiece for the 
table, with white tapers in three-branched holders at either end.  Summer 
flowers were used about the house.  Assisting the bride’s mother were Miss Alice 
Dunn and Miss Geneva Farr.  Covers were laid for twenty relatives and close 
friends.  The young couple left for Los Angeles just after the wedding and will 
make a honeymoon trip up the Pacific coast, and then to Walla Walla, where they 
will make their home.  The bridegroom is an attorney of Walla Walla.”


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