The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-10

nOn0r1nB MS DCotnefs MdlcOiii,
who will be married Saturday. A
buffet supper was served to Tom
Handy, Charles Parlin, junior
Voivedich, Charles Ray May,
BernelI Seymour, Donnie Moh-
Ter. Charles Rouse, Pat Murphy,
Wallie Edwards, Claude Ed
wards, Bee Baker, Duncan Mo
ran, Jackie Weider, Dwain Lloyd,
Cecil Maxwell, Donald Edwards,
Marcus Shanteau, Charles Hutch
inson, Bob and Bub Hodges.
Mrs. Billy Gilmore entertained
in honor of Miss Peggy Eglin,
bride-to-be of September, Friday
. evening and later the guests met
istHe bachelors at a local restaurant
for dancing. Guests were Misses
.Eglin, Shirley Grey. Jackie Vol
werlich, Phyllis Hutchinson and
Mrs. Betty McGinty.
Birthday Parties
Judy Hatcher celebrated her
sixth birthday Friday with a
party at her home where games
were played and ice cream and
cake served to Ronnie Porter,
Rosemary and Baby Hairland.
Judy and Mary Jordan, Nancy
Beth Lopez, Doonie Johnson,
Susit, Poke and Judy Hatcher.
Charlotte Byrd celebrated her
tenth birthday recently at her
home on the Vancleave Road by
having friends spend the day and
enjoy luncheon under the trees
on the lawn. The guests we're
Linda Dalgo, Vida Catchot,
Jonne Gay, Helen Beckham,
Frannie Theriot. Mary Edna Will
liams, Jackie Miller and Ann
Newcomb.
Recent Weddings
"A wedding of much interest
was that Of Mrs. Ida May Avery
of Jackson to Bemis o. Bailey
of Ocean Springs which was
so1emnized Saturday evening in
the Hansboro p~astorium with the
Rev. Paul B. Cooper reading the
service. Mrs. Harrell Watkins,
sister of the groom, was the only
attendant. Mrs. Bailey wore an
ensemble of brown print with
brown accessories and a corsage
Of gardenias. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
motored down the coast for a
honeymoon and will reside in
Ocean Springs. The bride is a
native OF Alabama. Mr.. Bailey is
a retired business man and re-
Gently came to make his home
with his sister, Mrs. Beryl
Parker.
Miss Irene Cruthirds, young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Cruthirds, and Marshall
Jack O'Neill, son of Mrs. William
r. O'Neill of New Orleans and
the late Mr.. O'Neill, we're mar
ried last week at the home OF
Mrs N. j. Casey of Ocean Springs
with the Rev. Allen D. Steelman
officiating. Only relatives and a
few friends were present. The
bride wore a street dress OF aqua
with black and white accessories.
Attendants were Miss Helen Ruth
Jones and Ernie Cruthirds. A
reception was held following the
ceremony and assisting were
Mrs. N. J. Casey, Mrs. William
Quave, Mrs. Henry Terry and
Mrs. Freddie Guillotte. Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Neill spent a honeymoon
along the coast. The groom is
stationed with the u. S. Navy at
Charleston, N. C. Mrs. w. K.
O'Neill and Miss Dora Lee
O'Neill of New Orleans were
among out of town guests.
Mrs. r. H. Dessommes has re-
turned from Havana. Fla, where
she spent several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. George McEwen
and family.
RAYMOND Jackson motored his
wife and daughter home last
week prior to his entering q
school of oil instruction in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Zeringue
and sons of New Orleans spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob O'Neill. Returning to New
Orleans they were accompanied
by their daughters who had been
guests of the O'Neills.
Mrs. Beryl Parker is a patient
at the Gulfport Memorial hos.
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Thomp-
son have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. p. c. Kylavos of Chicago
and Mrs. Thompson's father, c
L. O'Quinn of Laurel.
Mrs. James hickman Q
daughter of Boga)usa, La, spent
the weekend with Miss Char
lottee Schrieber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Agozzin.
and son of Philadelphia, Penn.
are visiting her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Tom Murphy.
Wallie Edwards of Dallas, Tex.