, 1935-07-14
Miss SnaUely
Is Bride Of
Mr.. Phipps

the Valley was the marriage OF MISS
Doris Snavely, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Z. Snavely, to Mr.. Paul 4.
Phipps Of San Antonio. which was
solemnized Wednesday afternoon in
the home OF the brides parents. The
Reverend Herbert McDermott OF
Donna read the impressive marriage
lines Of the ring ceremony assisted
BY the Reverend Flynn v. Long, pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian church.
The home was beautifully deco
rated with pink roses. carona and
greenery. The couple pledged their
vows before an improvieed altar at
the fireplace where pittosporum en-
twined with sprays OF corona form
ed a background.
The bride, given In marriage by
her father, wore q handsome model
In beige crepe with trimmings Of
brown and brown accessories. Her
arm bouquet was OF talisman roses
and 6ahiias in matching tones with
her costume.
Mss Jean Phipps and Miss Mary
10 Phipps, attendants. were gown
ed in pink frocks and wore COR
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brides mother wore a frock of flow
cred chiffon In which blue FREEDOM
mated. Her corsage vas OF pink
roses. Eugene Snavely served the
bridegroom as best man.
Only members Of the immediate
families and q few intimate friends
attended the ceremony and the re-
ceptiOn which followed.
In the dining room an orchid and
green theme predominated with the
lace-laid table adorned with two
mstching arrangements Of hya-
cinths and conferred with the en-
bossed wedding cake. Ice cream
mClded in forms OF wedding bells
and cupids was served with individ-
ual cakes. The bride cut the we'd
ding cake and punch was served
from the buffet by Mrs. c. A. Macy.
MRS. PhippS, member Of o well
known pioneer family, has taught
IN the public schools Of Elizabeth.
NJ. j.. for the past three years. She
received her higher education In the
State University. Austin and her
masters degree at Columbia UNI
versity. New York.
Mr.. Phipps "a superintendent Of
schools of this city for a number Of
years and Is well known In educa-
tional circles in Texas.
He is now educational supervisor Of
the c. G. q. camps In Texas with
headquarters IN San Antonio, where
the couple win make their home.
The Business and Professional
Women's club was entertained Mon
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
Virgil Nuckols with q buffet sup
per followed by q business and pro-
gram meeting.
Mrs. Ethel Eagleston presided nc
the business session when plans were
made for participation in the VAL
ley-wide weekend recreational meet
ing Of the B. and p. clubs at Campo
del Arroyo, Rio Hondo. It was vot-
ed TO give financial assistance TO the
All club girls going TO the A. and
M. college short course. Following
a discussion Of sponsoring q class
IN practical English for club mem
berS and others interested, II was
announced that Miss Annie Gregg
and Mrs. Eagleston will take reser-
vations for this course Of study.
Miss Myrtle Benedict gave q leg
islative program with discussion Of
proposed amendments to the con-
stitution. Miss Lois Ballard enter
tanned with a clever stunt, and
Miss Louise Riddle was presented
a pretty gift as a reward IN the at
NawAa~nn Iwnufnn TuT~anfu-N twD
members were present.
Miss Ida Ruth King was hostess
Monday evening at her home In
Primera to a group Of friends whom
she invited to meet her cousin, Miss
Louise King Of Dallas. who Is her
house guest for several weeks.
The hostess served refreshments
OF ice cream and cake following an
evening Of conversation and dancing.
Present were Miss Doris McCalle,
Box Erik. Ray Barnes, Ralph Nicely,
Miss Ruth McMahn, Miss Cynthia
Pye. Wally Schafer. jamie Duncan,
Farrell Bradshaw, Louise King and
Ralph King.
A sunrise breakfast Thursday
morning was a delightful occasion
for members Of the Young Peoples
department Of the First Christian
church. The group assembled at
Fair Park at $50 a.. m, where a de-
licious breakfast was prepared and
served.
A bridge party Wednesday after
noon given at the home Of Mrs.
John Challes was a pretty compli-
ment extended Mrs. A. b. CLANCY
Of Popular Bluff, Mo. Mrs. J. N.
Section OF Sulphur, Okla, and Mrs.
Fred Bachman Of Austin. house
guests of Mrs. Challes. Hostesses
for the affair we're Mrs. Challes and
Mrs. A. E. McClendon.
When scores were totaled awards
were presented Mrs. A. O. Dietel,
Mrs. Herman Bupp and Mrs. John
Fowler.
Mrs. j. j. Murray has returned
from q visit Of a week with her
daughter. Miss Angela Murray In
San Antonio.
Mrs. Mary Porter and Miss Hazel
Porter Of Kansas City. Mo, are
guests Of MI. and Mrs. Porter Pile nc
their home in Polk street.
DR.. and Mrs. James Knight and
daughter. Anne. are expected to
leave this weekend for Austin. where
DR.. Knight viii teach In the Uni
versity during the second term Of
the summer school.
Miss Margaret Lewis Of Houston
Is the guest OF her grandparents,
MI. and Mrs. Victor GustatfsOn.
Miss Lewis was honoree at an infor-
NAL party held recently IN the home
OF her grandparents. Mrs. G. d.
Bankson and Miss Janet Banksun
assisted "a hostess dutiaQ