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| Patricia Moody White |
The Daily Herald (Provo, Utah) 10 September 1954, page 10
SPANISH FORK - Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. White, prominent newlyweds were married Thursday in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The bride is the former Patricia Moody, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Milo C. Moody. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant W. White. They will be feted tonight at a reception in the Palmyra Stake House.
The bride will wear her bridal dress of white satin, designed in floor length with pearls and lace accenting a V-neckline, and a full skirt. A lace head band detailed with teardrop pearls and sequins, holds her fingertip veil of bridal illusion. Her bouquet will be cream colored phalaenopsis and stephanotis.
Junece Jex will be maid of honor and Mrs. James A Thorn and Mrs. Richard L. Finlinson attending matrons. Nadine Warner and Lydia Nell Moody, sister of the bride, bridesmaids. All will wear antique taffeta in dusty rose. Their bouquets are to be of deep rose carnations. Charie Marie Nelson and Marilyn Moody will be flower girls.
Richard L. Finlinson will be best man. M. Lyman Moody, Darrell Dixon and Kenneth Pinegar will assume usher duties.
The bride selected a tailored marine blue dress of nylon with black accessories for her going-away. After a honeymoon in the Pacific Northwest and Canada they will be at home in Provo. Mr. White will do post-graduate work at Brigham Young University and Mrs. White will continue her studies as a shop sophomore.
Transcription by Diane Finlinson Miller
The bride selected a tailored marine blue dress of nylon with black accessories for her going-away. After a honeymoon in the Pacific Northwest and Canada they will be at home in Provo. Mr. White will do post-graduate work at Brigham Young University and Mrs. White will continue her studies as a shop sophomore.
Transcription by Diane Finlinson Miller
Descendancy
Lydia Partridge
Edward Leo Lyman
Lydia Lyman
Virginia Finlinson
Patricia Moody
