The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 143, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 18, 1946 Page: 3 of 4
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The bride was given in marriage
her uncle. J. Stewart Plowden.
e was gowned in an exquisite
iel of antique Chantllly lace
pearl tone satin, created by
with a sculptured neck-
e, moulded bodice and fitted
sleeves which tapered to a1 point
over the hands, embellished with
appliques of the lace. Bands of
the adornment extended the length
of the voluminous skirt which ex-
tended i n tJo a toutt
train. Her veil of illusion,
which completely enveloped the
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dress, depended from a period. phey's gown was fashioned of
coronet of the l*ce and her only | diwty rose lace and she wore a
ornament was a single strand of matching hat and an orchid cor-
pearls. She carried a bouquet of j sage.
large, purple-throated orchids with | Immediately following the cere-
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Bangs, of course. Let us
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that'll keep you looking
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The Eugene Cap Treatment with Eugene Creme.
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and swimming season!
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MAMMAL
BEAUTY
smaller spray orchids and -lilies
of the valley, caught with cas-
cading white satin streamers.
Mrs. James A. Elkins, Jr., at-
tended the bride as -matron of
honor and bridesmaids were Miss
Jean Parkins of Columbus, Gai,
cousin of the bride; Miss Loise
Henderson, Mrs. Garth C. Bates,
Miss Hally Tom Nixon of Corpus
Christi, Miss Helen Reid of Oran-
ge and Miss Mary Morrison of
Graham. They wore identical
gowns of flesh-colored marquiset-
te, styled with fitted bodices, bou-
ffant skirls and rollarsof tucked
marquisette. Period headdresses of
matching tulle and cascade bou-
quets of pink Rlnmeilins 'hnd baby
callas, caught with matching satin
streamers, completed^ their ensem-
bles.
Charles W. Murphy attended his
brother as best man. Groomsmen
were Mr. Elkinjs. Jr., Alex Gal-
braith, Rrichard C. Hudson, A. D.
Lee, Saunders Gregg, and Joe
Wessendorf and ushers were Geor-
ge 11. Hlack, C. E. Tooke, Dr Jack
Winston and W. L. Golston.
Mrs. Plowden was attired in a
blue Chantilly lace, encrusted
with silver beading. Silver acces-
sories and a corsage of orchids
completed ber costume. Mrs. Mur-
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of Dr. I>. Juyn«* St Son.
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mony a reception was held at
Houston country club. Three large
standards holding bouquets of
white gladioli decorated one end of
the ballroom and arrangements of
greenery were placed at the other.
The bride's table was adorned
with white blossoms and tulle and
held the large wedding cake which
was embossed with orchids. Slim
white tapers in crystal candel-
abra completed the decor.
The couple left immediately fol-
lowing the reception for a wedd-
ing trip ifter which they will
make their home in Houston. For
travel the bridetchose a rose beige
spit designed by Adrian, with
matching accessories and a corsage
of brown orchids.
Mrs. Murphy is a graduate of
Hockaday preparatory school and
junior college and attended the
University of Texas. She is a for-
mer resident of Orange and has
many friends here.
Mr. Murphy attended Hill school
and Dartmouth university. .
Out-of-town guests included the
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Flato of Corpus Christi and
Robert Turpln, Miss Felicite Tur-
pin, Miss Margaret Helen Turpln
and Mr. and Mrs, F.. L. Reid of
Orange. "" *
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Monday afternoon at 2:3fl o'clock
at the W. O. W. Hall. Mrs. Mag-
gie Arlington, guardian, presided
over the business routine.
Mrs. Icy Berwick was elected
and installed as corresponding sec-
retary.
Next Monday aftertnoon at-2:30
o'clock the Woof I man Circle will
meet at the lodge hall.
TRIAS.
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Amigas Class To
Sponsor Book
Review June 27th
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The Amigas Class of the First
Baptist church wilj sponsor a
book review at the Navy Town
recreation hall, Sixth and Knox,
on Thursday night. June 27th, at
eight o'clock.
"David the King" by filadys
Schmltt has been selected as the
bo<>k to be reviewed. Mrs; Wil-
liam Cox will be the reviewer.
This w'll he Mrs. Cox's first in-
troduction as a reviewer in Or-
ange, however, she has been re-
viewing elsewhere for the past
ten years. ...
• In addition to the review of Da-
vid The King, there will be a
short and interesting
Tickets may be secure
any member of the Amigas Cli
or by dailing 890. The public if ]
Invited to hear ^his review of om
of the greatest Biblical historic*,
navels of our time.
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Canton Orange 27
And Aux^li
Meet Tonight
Canton Orange 27 and the :
dies' Auxiliary will meet th
evening at eight o'clock at th
1. O. O. F. Hall, It was
today. All members of th
organizations are urged I
attendance.
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in h 1u. ro jar of Mainline, polrolcum )plly.
Tliorc'# miulitj, too. Honthina ilrmwina
fot clmpiMHt'skin', minor burii>-iK'al(i«sau
bi uiiKw, minor cuts, oltafos. Get Moroliuc.
U. D. G Meets For
•QllatioaAnd
Program Monday
Installation of officers was hw|d
at the meeting of the Pelham
Chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, on Monday evening I.
at the Woman's Club. Twenty j
members were in attendance
Mrs. Hunter Beaty opened the {
program by leading the group in
the-Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Clara I
Howard introduced the g;ucst '
speaker, W. H. McMullen, Boy '
Scout executive gf the Trinity- I
Neches area, who -spoke on "The
Life of Jefferson Davis," A piano j
solo, "The Missouri Waltz" was
played by Sally Ann Nimitx after ;
which Mrs. H. A. Watts sang "My I
Old Kentucky Home'' with Mrs. j
Charles Cottle as accompanist. j
Mrs. C. M. Tilley was In charge
of the installation of the follow-
ing new officers; Mrs. Clara How- |
ard, president; Mrs. Cassie Lan- |
dry, first vlre president; Mrs. i
Alex Lott, second vice president;
Mrs. A. D. r.'iIps, third vice pres- j
ident; Miss Lillian Mitch'ell, sec-
retary; Mrs. D. A. Glidden, cor-
responding secretary; Mrs. Kath-
erine Howard, historian; Mrs.
Hunter Beaty, treasurer, and Mrs.
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service where you see the Humble sign. There's a friendly
Texas welcome waiting for you; ice water; genuinely helpful
mce; clean, sanitary rest rooms; and products second to
ThiKsummer, break your trip with refreshing stops at
Humble stations — Humble station men invite you to be their
guest on Texas^highways to vacation.
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C. M. Hilje.v, registrar.
At the close of the installation
ceremony, Mrs. Howard present-
ed Mrs. Hunter Beaty, outgoing
president, with a gift. Mrs. Watts
sang, "Let Us Call You Sweet-
heart", dedicated to Mrs. Beaty.
The program ended with the
group singing "Dixie" with Mis.
Watts leading and Mrs, Cottle at
the piano. A social hour livus en-
joyed and refreshments were
served with Mrs. Kather/ite How-
ard presiding at the punch bowl.
Ttie table Was covered with a lace
Cloth lied centered w'\(h a bou-
quet of 'daisies. Summer flowers,
with red and white, the U, D. C.
colors predominating, were used
in decorating the club room.
The next monthly meeting of
the chapter will be held on the
third Mopday- evening in July.
Rainbow Girls ,
Make Final Plans
For Assembly
Final plans for attending Grand
Assembly in Amarillo this week
were made by the Rainbow GirL
at the regular meeting held Mon-
day night at the Musonic Temple
with Miss Claudia Dorrell. win thy
adviser, in charge.
Announcement was made that
the girls planning to attend Gruntl
Assembly are to meet Wednesday
morning at 4:30 o'clock ut the Ma-
sonic Temple 'where they will
leave, by bus for Amarillo. Twen-
ty - nine members of Assembly
No. 48 are expected to attend, In-
cluding Miss Bobbie Jean Marsh,
a delegate, and Mrs. Sue Lewis,
mother adviser, whose expense
are being paid by the Rainbow
Girls. The Grand Assembly is to
open Thursday and the girts, will
return to their ttome^'ori Sunday.
At last night's meeting Mi«>r
Edna Beth Cswyer was initiated*
into the order. Visitors from the
Port Neches assembly were pres-
ent, including several mothers
and members of the advisory
board.
WOODMAN CIRCLE MEETS
MONDAY AT LODGE HALL
The regular weekly meeting of
the Woodman Circle was held on
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 143, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 18, 1946, newspaper, June 18, 1946; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth308389/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.