, 1935-02-17
Dublin Taylor
Muptiab Said
In Texas City
Especial 70 The Herald)

1SSESs1 OF Nj. n MIS-.
w. Il. Taylor Of Kilgore. and Mr..
PAU l.. Dublin Of Mercedes, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. v. Dublin of Jack
sonville, were married Sunday MORN
ing at the Highland Park Methodist
church In Dallas, with DR.. Humphrey
Lee, pastor OF the church, ofticiat-
ing at the ceremony. The bride wore
an ensemble OF gray, with a shoulder
corsage OF orchids. Mrs. Harold e
Potter OF Wichita Falls, attended her
sister rs lnatron Of honor. Mr.. Win
Held Dublin Of san Antonio, was best
man for his brother. The church
parlor was banked with palms ana or
either side OF the mantle. were floor
baskets OF Easter lilies against a
background OF palms and ferns.
Mr.. Paul Won Katwijk, head OF
the Music Department OF Southern
Methodist University. and a former
Instructor OF Mrs. Dublin while she
was a student there. played the wed
ding march. The bride was a mem
Der Of the Pi Beta Phi sorority at S
M. u, and was a member OF Kappa
Gamma fraternity. Following a we'd
ding tip TO New Orleans and other
points, Mr.. and Mrs. Dublin will
make their home In Mercedes, where
Mr.. Dublin Is engaged in the produce
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank James Mark
ham we're at home" TO q few friends
n evening this weke, for dinner
followed by contract. Mrs. Art Toll
Sol and Mr.. r. .. Swain scored high
in the games. Places for dinner were
marked for MeSsrs. and MesdaLes
Walden Haynes, A. j. Brewer. Henry
Lauderdale, Art Tolson, r. O. Swain
and Mrs. Gertrude Fraser.
An effective japanese setting for
O delightful afternoon tea given
Tuesday by Mrs. j. G. Shaw. for her
house guest. Mrs. r. A. Riser. Of
Bonham. was gained with bamboo
foliage. which filled beautiful vases
and bowls Of japanese design. A
large number OF guests gathered
during the afternoon hours. Mrs.
Margaret Ragland presided al al
beautifully appointed tea table, from
which coffee was served with dainty
pastries. A lovely irish lace c.otn COW
cred the table. A number OF out o.
town guests were present for this en-
joyable affair.
A number OF other courteSies have
been extended Mrs. Shaw and her
guest during the past week. Wed I
nesday afternoon Mrs. Morris Al
len was hostess at an informal tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bruce y Mrs.
D.rs@afu nnMhnW Mr. Dnufnw nam j
ed Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Riser, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick B%allanf3nt, hon
or guests at an informal tea sun
day afternoon.
Other dinner parties held for
Mrs shaw ana her guest mad toI
hosteSses. Mrs. Margaret Ragland,
Mrs. Dora Maettig and Mrs. .. f.
Van Berg. Mrs. Van Berg took her
guests TO Matamoros for dinner
Thursday.
A most enjoyable Mexican style
dinner, served at the Aztec, near
San Benito. a few evenings recently,
had for hoSteSSes, Misses Ruth Rel
linS, Lois Bell and Annie Connar
Verser, members OF the local school
faculty. Mexican music was played
during the dinner hour which was
followed by bridge. Gifts were award
ed TO Miss Mia Culwell first. Miss
Julia Ann Street. second, Mrs. Z
II. Kasey, consolation, and also Miss
Josephine Knapp, cut prize.
Guests included MeSdames Floyd
Langford. N. L. David. 7. J. Rupert,
L. n. Rice, Lellah Lyle, Walden
Haynes, Ed Perry, Z. II. KaSey. v. G.
Thompson. Leon Graham, II. z.
Bennett, Jack Foy George, Myrtle
Lee and Misses Eugenia King. Sara
SayleS, Nita Culwell, Ophelia Byars,
Josephine Knapp, Dora Brown. HALE
HARE. Joy Sheffield. Julia Ann
Street. jamie Stuart. Mary Frances
Stuart. Marie Bum. Frances WI
liams. Dorothy Anderson.
Members Of the younger set enjoy
ed a Valentine dance this week In
the home OF Miss Miriam Schwarz.
Those present included Misses Mary
Ann Prothro. Dorothy Warner. Vir-
ginia Garrison, Dora Hager, WANDA
Jane Reid, Lena Rabalais, Laura Al
len Mitchell. Linda Crutchfield. Dor
othea SchwarZ and Gordant Py-
liant, c. Z. Wheat, Nick Borchelt.
Paul Parks. Charles Borchelt. Earl
Mitchell. Roger Scotch. James Byrn
and Lynn Jines.
The Needlecraft club held an en-
: joyable meeting In the hoIe OF Mrs.
j. Z. Haynes. The Valentine motif
was carried out In decorations and
the refreShment plate. Mrs. Haynes
was assisted IN entertaining by Mrs.
George Markham and Mrs. John
Herndon. Guests for the club we're
Mrs. G. NJ. Bass. Mrs. c. NJ. Witham
Of Perry. Illinois, and Mrs. G. Par
ham.
A pleasant surprise OF Tuesday
evening was rendered Miss Ella Bor-
chelt when q number OF friends
gathered az her home for ar even
ing Of bridge, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. Those pres
ent included Messrs. and MeSdames
Paul Shotwell, George Baumgart. L.
A. Clark. M. A. Borchelt, George
Rupert and L. r. Dorland.
Mrs. o. M. Joyce was hostess this
veekweek 70 the Los Ebanos Study
club, when Texas history again
formed the program subject. Mrs.
Walden Haynes directed the study, !
discussing the Letters OF Mary Aus
tin Holley." Mrs. John Herndon
talked on early Texas history.
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Mrs. Mabel Thomson OF Donna. }
deputy grand matron OF the fifth
district. section 8. was an honored