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with Rev. Father Charles Siemes.
o. M. T., reading the rites
Beautiful white lilies In tall
vases were placed on the altar with
white candles. The bride, dressed
In white, her suit being or soft
flannel with felt hat and street
evil, and all accessories 20 match,
carrying an arm bouquet Of white
lilies and fern. was given away BY
her father. Mr. Bert Cain
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Dorothy Cain. who
wore q dress on similar material
and who carried white chrysan-
themums on her arm. Mr.. Wilfred
Klapperich attended his brother as
best man. Organ music was play
ed throughout the ceremony by
Mrs. Bertha Kleekamp.
After the ceremony the bridal
party and immediate families went
to the home Of the brides parents
for a bridal breakfast. The couple
then left for q few DAYS stay ut
Port Isabel. After q visit with re-
latives here the couple win make
their home In Detroit where he
groom has been employd for some
time.
One Of the several lovely az
fairs given for Miss Eehtl Cain and
lF. r.. Klapperick who we're a
ried Wednesday was q dinner given
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hoffman, JT,
at their pretty country home last
week.
The long table was laid with
white, with Turks Caps and fern
forming the center, and the din
ner being served I'm silver. Seated
with the honor guests and hosts
we're the brides mother, AIRS. Bert
Cain, sisters, Misses Dorothy and
Bertha Cain, all Of McAllen; MI.
and Mrs. Ray KlaDperich, Miss
verna Klapperich, Miss Mnyuma
KlappeEich, Mr.. WilLreu Klcpper-
ich. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Geriach.
MI. and Mrs. Ed II. Corpstein,
Miss Clara Nosbsch. Robert Baker
of Detroit, Richard Corpstein and
Jacob Hoffman
Miss Marguerite Daniel was
hostess at a beautifully planned
dinner nc the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Daniel,
which announced the engagement
OF Miss Helen Eppright 10 MI.
william TX. Doyle OF San Marcos.
The dining room was pretty In
It's bridal ensemble OF green and
white. The table was laid with q
white lace cloth with an oblong
mirror edged with fern ~cenrering
the table and rejecting the decor
alive scene. On the Silvered CEN
ter stood the bridal party In
miniature figures. A. either end
OF the table tall white candles
burned in silver holders. Matching
candelabra with sspers burned on
the buffet, with a bowl Of chry-
santhemums further enhancing the
setting.
The announcement was made by
the names Of Helen and Bin"
written on the backs OF the place
cards.
Seated with the bride elect were
Mrs. Charles King. Mrs. Charles
Decker. Misses Clyde Wilson. Ruth
Broyles, Clara May Newbr0ugh,
Melrose Stoopss Mary Vauen
Wood, and the hostess.
Mrs. Joe T. Cook was hostess to
the X. w. "A. In the home Of Mrs.
u. w. Hickerson Monday night.
when the group hcnored Miss Helen
lEppright, n OF les members. who
win wed Saturday. with q miscel-
laneous shower.
Following the Y. w. A. ruNtine,
Mrs. Cook brought In a large basket
filled with gifts and made the
presentation TO the bride elect.
During the social hour Mrs. Cook
served Ice cream and cake TO the
following: Mesdames d. o. Skies, J.
w. Hickerson. Z. +. Hickerson, Mis-
ses Evelyn Eppright, Sybil Leonard,
Lois Benson, Ada NeWhrough. Billie
Martin, Lucille Lankham, Marguerite
Daniel and the honored guest.
Mrs. Claude Dley entertained
with q breakfast shower at her
home Wednesday morning compli-
mentinR Miss Helen Eppright, who
will be- married Saturday morning.
The table was laid with white Bra
lillian linen and set In gold crystal
glassware, with orange blossoms and
fern forming the center. The places
were marked with corsages Of tiny
yellow chrysanthemums for each
guest except the honor guest whose
place was designated by c0rsage OF
orange blossoms tied with a fluffy
bow Of gold cellophane. When the
guest Of honor lifted her corsage
she found hidden underneath a
package Of beautiful ha~ndkerchiefs
from the hostess and the guests pres
Int. Seated for the breakfast were
Miss Eppright and her mother, Mrs.
10. d. Eppright. Mesdames Joe T.
Cook, Weaks Martin, =. o. Skies, w.
b. Lauder, Rueben Clapp, Grady
Donald, Hugh Proctor and the hos
tess.
Mrs. w. ID. Lauder gave a report
of the State Federation which she
attended in Austin last week as dele
gate. at the Junior Tuesday club
when Miss Helen Eppright was hos
tess nc the home nf her parents, Dr,
and Mrs. &. ID. Eppright.
Mrs Clyde q. Aylswcrth, program
leader. gave a review Of The Life
OF Christ" BY Charles Ditl.-ss Mrs
c. r. SoRelle read an introduction
to the book. The biography Of
Dickens was given by Mrs. "A. A.
Bentsen acting for Mrs. Carl Rect
tie who was called out OF town. The
club decided 10 enter q model IN
the Citrus Fiesta style show Dec
Is. Mrs. Joe Carvaial and Mrs. +. 9.