, 1935-02-17
Muptiak Are
Of Interest
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v. l.. DryCen al a quiet CFlVhlOAAy a.
the First Methodist chu-cG IN Nc
Allen at Z o'clock Monday evening.
with Rev. M. d. Council OF the
church officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss
Rubalee Rupe and Mr.. Paul 4. WICK
ers served as the groom's attendant
Others witnessing the rites were Mr.
and Mrs. John Adams. Misses Bertha
Annabel and Virginia Adams and
Mrs. Helen Dryden.
Mrs. Dryden Is the only daughter
Of Mrs. Frank Dudley and the late
Mr.. Dudley and a graduate Of Shary-
land high school. The groom IL the
son OF DR. and Mrs. Sterling L. Dry
den OF Enid, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dryden expect 70
leave Sunday 10 make their home IN
HOLLYWOOD, Calf. where Mr.. Dry
den is employed as stunt man by a
movie company.
Miss Geraldine Thies became the
bride Of Mr.. Paul o. Tanner az 2
o'clock Tuesday evening at a quiet
ceremony In the Catholic rectory
with Father Michael pronouncine
the rites.
Attending the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Thies, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Duensing, Miss Sunnie Garrt-
son, Mrs. J. F. Tanner. Miss Evelyn
Tanner. Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Tanner
and son, Carol. Jr.
Mrs. Tanner is the popular young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w
Thies. She was a member Of the
1880 Mission high school graduating
class, and has made her home here
the past II years.
The groom is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. r. Tanner and Is also a grad
uate or Mission high school,. Mr..
Tanner is employed by the Donald
Webb company OF McAllen. He and
Mrs. Tanner are at home In the II.
w. ThieS residence.
Announcement Of the marriage Of
Miss Dora Elizabeth Kohler to Mr..
Robert "A. Meyer at Atchison, Kan
sas. was received here this week.
Miss Kohler Is the daughter Of
Mr.. George Kohler, a former resi-
dent who Is remembered as an early
settler here.
The wedding took place Sunday.
Feb. 3. and the couple Is at home
az MaSsasoit Hall. Atchison, Kansas.
Mrs. A. p. Wright was hostess to
the Neighborhood Bridge club We'd
nesday afternoon and invited as
special guests Mrs. FLOYD Wilson OF
Philadelphia, Pa, who is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Joe Price, and Mrs. jim
ME Upton.
Mrs. John A. Reuss was presented
with the trophy with second going TO
Mrs. ]. Franklin Ewers. Other club
members playing were Mesdames
Joe Price. II. Fl. Rankin, A. j.. Whit
tlesey and Thomas Robertson. Fol-
lowing the games q delicious plate
was served by the hostess.
Mr.. r. J. Rome was awarded the
favor at games Of the wednesday
Night Contract club AZ the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. AL Volz this week.
other players were Mr.. and Mrs.
8. p. Rosette, Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
McHenry. Mrs. Rome and the hosts.
AT a late hour the hostess served
refreshments using the Valentine
color and scheme in her plate deco
rations ard all party accessories.
Guests playing at the meeting OF
the Tuesday Bridge club for which
Mrs. Herbert Melch was hostess this
week were Mesdames Jimmie Upton,
z. j. Teagarden, Jr., Joe Price, FLOYD
Wilson Of Philadelphia, Pa. Thomas
Robertson, and NJ. p. Wilson.
Club members playing were Mes
DANES w. o. Brown, r. r. Burnett.
al Volz, r. L. Bull, r. N. Smith and
A. P. Wright.
After the awarding OF the trophies
which we're presented 10 Mrs. FLOYD
Wilson and Mrs. Brown for guests
and members respectively. the host
eSs served a delicious hot luncheon.
Mrs. Charles Decker was hostess
Wednesday night TO the ] y. G.
Bridge club al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Decker.
Players seated we're MeSdames 8.
A. McHenry, Ray Brooks, Clifford
Peterson. Misses Evelyn Tanner and
Janet Caldwell who were club guests
Mesdames Lloyd Brasher, Clelland
Harris, A. J. Whittlesey, Leon n.
Brown, Misses Leone Walling, Ruth
Spencer, Marjorie Parkhill, Ruth
Wallirg. Wilmuth Morgan, Lillian
Pitcher and the hostess who are club
members.
Miss Leone Walling was high with
second going 70 Miss Caldwell. AT a
lste hour a delicious salad course
with punch was enjoyed by those
present.
Mrs. Leo MARCEL, chairman OF the
yearbook committee, read her re-
port and members filled IN their
year books completely at the meet
ing OF the North Mission Home
Demonstration club for which Mrs.
A. L. Goble was hostess Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Grady Triplett. program lead
er. gave a review OF the lesson after
which the hostess served refresh
ments to 10 members who we're pres
ent.
Mrs. q. 3. Conn discussed The
A. A. A. Cotton Program Does Not
Threaten Our Supremacy" at the
regular meeting Of the Ceniza Home
Demonstration club Wednesday af-
ternoon nc the home Of Mrs. q. l..
Barnes. She was assisted with the
program by Mrs. M. T .Walling, Mrs.
Charles Devinney and Mrs. William
Thiele. with q discussion By club
following.
Twelve members answered roll call
on The Uses Of Cotton" The club