, 1935-06-28
Girl
Is Bride Of
Mr.. Ashcmf

McALLEN, June 28.-The we'd
ding of Miss Dorothy Kreidler, one
OF the most popular members Of
the younger social set in McAllen,
and daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. May
nard Kreidler, TO Nj. James B.
Ashcraft, well known young bust
ness man, was IN event Of interest
in the social circles this week.
The wedding took place Wednes-
day morning at 10 O'Clock at the
Kreidler home with the Rev. j. w.
HasSell Of the First Presbyterian
church reading the ceremony.
Miss Magnetic Kreidler, sister Of
the bride, received the relatives up
on their arrival for the wedding
and was in charge of the brides
book. Approximately rs members
OF the immediate families were
present, including the parents Of
the groom, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ash
craft, who came from Seminole,
Oklahoma, for the event.
The home was m9st appropriately
DR. 9orated with bouquets of fern and
pink roses. The improvised altar
was mace Of palms with pink roses
and ivy intertwined to make a love-
~ setting.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. K.
Paul Jones. an aunt Of the bride,
played Because, and Il Love You
Truly and also played throughout
the ceremony. The Bridal Chorus"
from Wagner's Lohengrin was play
ed as a professional. Miss Jean
Kreidler. sister OF the bride was her
only attendant and was attired in
a pink crepe ensemble with navy
blue accessories and carried a bou-
quet Of pink roses and fern.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father, was charming
ly dressed in a white crepe ensem-
BILE with white accessories, and EAR
ried arm bouquet Of white carna-
tons and lilies of the valley, tied
with broad satin ribbon. Mr.. Charles
King Of Mission attended the
groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashcraft left the
same DAY for a wedding trip which
will include Oklahoma. Kentucky
and Chicago. They expect to make
their home in Oklahoma.
One OF the courtesies extended
Miss Dorothy Kreidler. bride Of the
week. was given by Mrs. <. Paul
Jones in the form Of a crystal
shower.
The guest Of honor was ushered
INTO the dining room almost imme-
diately following her arrival, and
there spread upon a table exquite-
~ decorated in a green and white
color theme was an array Of crystal
gifts. The centerpiece Of white roses
and fern in a crystal bowl was
flanked by four green tapers in
crystal holders. and further away
on zach side were two dolls dressed
in complete bridal attire.
Diversion was furnished during
the afternoon by the hemming Of
tea towels which were to be a gift
for the bride and the writing Of
recipes in the brides cook book.
A refreshment courSe was served
to the 20 guests present.
Another charming event given In
honor OF Miss Dorothy Kreidler
was the hospitality extended by
Mrs. Thomas w. Malone. The
courtesy was in the form Of a linen
shower and morning coffee with ap-
proXimately 40 guests calling 70
congratulate the bride and present
her with many pretty gifts.
Mrs. Maynard Kreidler, mother
OF the honor guest poured the coffee
at the refreShment table which was
ceItered with a bowl OF fragrant
hlAs Of the valley and fern, placed
upon a reflector. Upon either side
pink tapers burned in crystal can
oelabra and cunning miniature
brides completed the attractive ar
ray.
Assisting in the serving OF the re-
freshment daintieS were Misses
Magnetic Kreidler. sister OF the
bride, Anna Louise and Charlotte
Marie Malone.
A wedding Of interest to many
friends was that OF Miss Bonnibel
Taylor and Mr.. Paul Petition. which
took place in the pastors study at
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