El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 6

Six EL PASO HERALD-POST. Saturday, Feb. 18, 1956- Spring Wedding Planned by Marriage To Be Held April 14 Former TWC Co-Ed To Become Bride The engagement of Miss Mary Agnes Dunig an to Clyde Luce Bynum was announced today by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L.

Dunigan of 918 East Kerbey street. The couple will be married in a spring rite on April 14 in St. Patrick's Cathedral. Other details of the wedding will be announced at a later date. Miss Dunigan, better known as Mickey, was graduated from Loretto Academy and attended Texas Western College, where she was active in campus activities.

She was business manager of El Burro, the campus humor magazine, and a member of the KV0F radio staff. She was also a member of the Psychology Club, the Newman Club and Alpha Epsilon Rho, national honorary radio fraternity. She was named to the honor roll at Texas Western. Her sorority is Zeta Tau Alpha, in which she i held the office of historian. Last May Miss Dunigan represented El Paso in the Royal Court of the Cotton Carnival in Memphis, Tenn.

Miss Dunigan has one sister, Patricia Ann, a freshman student at New Mexico A. and M. College. Her younger twin brothers, Thomas Lea and Joseph Leo, attend St. Patrick's School, where the bride was a teacher last semester.

Mr. Bynum, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bynum of Oklahoma City, attended schools in Oklahoma City and received a B. S.

degree in bacteriology from the University of Oklahoma in 1954. He received a commission in the United States Army at that time and was stationed at Ft. Bliss. Mr. Bynum's fraternity is Delta Tau Delta.

He Miss Mary Agnes Dunigan (Betrothed to Clyde Luce Bynum) and is doing post-graduate work Oklahoma City University. is now a bacteriologist for the Oklahoma State Board of Health, Mr. Bynum is a cousin of Maj. George G. Gragg of El Paso.

Henderson-Crawford Attendants Named Miss Marjorie Louann ald Sharon Henderson, are for their marriage which Feb. 24 in the First Christian Zendt will officiate at the double ring rite. The maid of honor and only attendant to the bride will be her sister, Miss Sandra Crawford. Bill Pasteur will be the best man. Ushers named are Ed McAlpine, Chuck Lancaster, Mike Finerty and Terry Thomas.

Mrs. Helen Reynolds will preside at the guest book at the church. Following the ceremony la reception for the immediate family and wedding party will be held at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Blanks. The affianced couple are both popular students at Texas Western College. Miss Crawford is the daughter of Mrs. Berry Bell Crawford of El Paso and James E.

Crawford of Gainesville. The prospective groom's mother is Mrs. Nellie Mae Vanderweide of Alamogordo, and his father is Howard Henderson of El Paso. A series nuptial courtesies have been planned before the marriage. Among the parties was a luncheon given today for the bride by two of her aunts, Mrs.

Blanks and Mrs. J. M. Patrick. The party was at 1 p.

m. at the Flamingo Hotel with 13 guests attending. The luncheon table was centered with a bouquet of white carnations and gold leaves. Miss Crawford has selected white and gold for her wedding theme. (February Bride and Her Honor Attendant) Guests were Mmes.

Crawford, Miss Marjorie Louann Crawford Miss Sandra Crawford Bride and Her Wedding Attendants Mr. and Mrs. Kleinschmidt are making their home in Austin following their marriage Feb. I1 at St. Patrick's Cathedral.

The bride was Miss Irma Hernandez before her marriage, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Hernandez of 127 South Verde avenue. Her attendants included Miss Elvia Hernandez who was her sister's maid of honor; Mrs.

Joseph J. Rey, another sister who was bridesmaid: Misses Patricia and Leticia Martinez, junior bridesmaids: and Becky Hernandez, her sister's flower girl. Left to right: Miss Patricia Martinez, Miss Leticia Martinez, Mrs. Kleinschmidt, Mrs. Rey and Miss Hernandez.

Bill Kleinschmidt served as his brother's best man, Winston Farquear was groomsman and ushers were Ted Rodriguez, uncle of the bride: Manny Pacillas, Henry Martinez and Conrad Ramirez. A reception at Hotel Paso del Norte followed the ceremony. Members of the houseparty, were Miss Heidi Ramirez, Mrs. Arturo Martinez, Mrs. M.

L. Corona, Mrs. R. R. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Chemali, Mr. and Mrs. G. M.

Saldna, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Rivera, Mrs. Carmen Mills and Mrs. Salvador Siqueiros.

The groom, who is associated with the General Motors Acceptance Corp. in Austin, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. V. A.

Kleinschmidt of 805 Coffin avenue. (Photo by Achilles) Mary Agnes Dunigan, Mr. Bynum Ensign Thad H. Harden Is To Marry Miss Beverly Ann Bushfield In Dallas Oak Lawn Methodist Church Will Provide Wedding Scene An Easter wedding date Ann Bushfield and Ensign marry on April 1 at the Oak Dallas. Mrs.

Myers Is Honored At Shower Mrs. Johnny Mack Myers, the former Miss Betty Kathleen Ellis, was entertained with a shower given by Mrs. D. L. Crossland and Mrs.

E. J. Thompson. The Thompson home at 1408 Fairfield drive provided the party setting. A pink and white floral centerpiece was featured.

Punch and small bridal cakes were served. The honoree appeared in a turquoise winter cotton fashioned with the torso line. Special guests were Mrs. William B. Ellis, mother of the bride, and Mrs.

R. L. Myers, mother of the groom. Twenty other guests were present. The couple were married Feb.

5 by the Rev. F. Lee Willshire at the Grace Methodist Church in Alamogordo, and they are now residing at 525 Prospect avenue. Parents of both the bride and groom are residents of El Paso. The newlyweds both graduated from Austin High School.

The bride attended Texas Western College where the groom is a sophomore student now. Miss Sally has been set by Miss Beverly Thad H. Harden. They will Lawn Methodist Church in A formal announcement was made at a recnt luncheon given by the bride's mother, Mrs. George Bushfield.

The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bushfield, reside in Dallas. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard H. Harden of 2408 San Jose street. Miss Bushfield attended the University of Texas. Ensign Harden, who is in Naval Air Training in Pensacola, graduated from El Paso High School and the School of Architectural Engineering at Texas University. A member of Lodge 1111 AF and AM I in El Paso, Ensign Harden belongs to Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma and Scabbard and Blade fraternities.

Master Point Bridge Games Are Announced Mrs. Corrine Berry, tournament director of the Cortez Bridge Club, has announced a master point game will be held at 7:30 p. m. Saturday in the Terrace Room of Hotel Cortez. Reservations may be made by callng Mrs.

Katherine Brown at 3-2681. Recent tournament winners are E. V. Blackmore, Don Thompson, Mrs. Leona Ronan, Mrs.

Paul Womack, Mrs. 0. B. Harris and Mrs. Berry.

All bridge players are invited to attend the regular match point games held every Tuesday and Saturday. McCarson (Engaged to John Wooldridge Dittmer) Dittmer McCarson Engagement Told Word was received of Miss Sally McCarson of John Wooldridge Dittmer, Dittmer of 1216 Baltimore The betrothed couple are ning to be married in April Grace Lutheran Church of land. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ingram Kleinschmidt Miss Beverly Ann Bushfield (Engaged to Ensign Thad H.

Harden) -Photo by Canales Crawford and her fiance, Donannouncing the attendants will be solemnized at 5 p. m. Church. The Rev. F.

E. Henderson, Walter Stowe, George Bales, Gober Wright Gus Lowenstein, Nancy Oughton and Edna Lancaster. Also, Misses Della Haddad, Crawford, Mary Patrick, Margaret Davidson, Sandra Robbins, Donna Bonar and Janice Bernard. The honoree selected a navy blue sheath and adorning the ensemble was a corsage of white carnations which was given to her by the hostesses. Her mother wore a black shantung frock having a wide white bertha collar.

Mrs. Banks appeared in a pink suit which she wore with black accessories and Mrs. Patrick wore a purple suit with black accessories. Cake Walk Dance To Be Held By Optimist Club The Pan American Optimist Club has issued 300 invitations for its annual cake dance to be held at 9:30 p. m.

Saturday at the Casino Social Mexicano in the Lower Valley. Mrs. Carlos Campillo is chairman of the dance. Invitations were handled by Mmes. Robert Garcia, G.

B. Castillo and Mike Martinez. Pie Sale To Be Held A pie sale and social will be held by the Ysleta Rebekah Club at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Lower Valley Community Center.

All Rebekahs, Odd Fellows, their famlilies and friends are invited to attend. Christine Bowley Is Honored at Luncheon Miss Christine Bowley was the honoree at a bridal shower and luncheon today at 1 p. m. at the Flamingo Hotel. Hostesses were Misses Connie and Cecilia McMaster.

Miss Bowley is being entertained prior to her marriage to Lieut. J. L. Smith Jr. during the summer.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Bowley of Welders, Chalfont St. Peter, Bucks, England, where the couple will be married.

Lieutenant Smith, who is stationed with the U. S. Army in Baumholder, Germany, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Smith of Winter Haven, Fla. A pink theme was used for the personal shower. The T-shaped table was covered with a pink cloth and centered with an arrangement of pink stock, garnet roses, pink candytuff and tiny butterflies perched on pussy willow. The shower gifts were placed around a small white umbrella tied with pink satin ribbons.

The honoree appeared in a moss green sheath frock designed with a peter pan collar and she completed the ensemble with black accessories. Miss Bowley was presented with a corsage roses intermingled with miniature silver wedding rings. Guests included Mmes. William Roberts, Don C. Anker, Roy C.

Fletcher, Abraham Lincoln, Don Styer, Jack Michalski, Harry Forwood, C. L. Miller and J. Toman Family Night Party Set by B'nai B'rith The annual B'nai B'rith Women Family Night Party will be held the betrothal of an El Pasoan to this year on Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.

Midland, Texas. Her fiance is at the Southern Union Gas Co. a the son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Hospitality Room. street. B'nai B'rith Girls will assist' their parent organization in servMid- announcement was made by ing refreshments. Mrs.

The Harris Mr. and Mrs. James M. McCarson, the future bride's of Mid- Kaplan is chairman of the event, parents land. She attended school in Mus- and she will be assisted by Mmes.

kogee, and has one sister. Robert Brown, Emmanuel ZimMr. Dittmer attended El Paso merman, Lawrence Salzman, HenHigh, Cathedral and is a gradu-ry Lane and Fred Scheiner. ate of El Paso Technical Institute. Tickets have been sent to all He served with the Air Force and members.

All B'nai B'rith Women is employed with the Pioneer Gas are urged to attend and to bring Co. in Midland. His sister is Mrs. their family and friends. P.

G. Hart of El Paso. I Piano and Accordion Recital Is Planned The Gonzales Piano and Accordion Studio will have a recital at 3 p. m. Sunday at the Music Hall of the El Paso Music Co.

The studio is operated under the direction of Mrs. Magda S. Gonzales. Those who will participate are Elizabeth and Richard Aguirre, Linda Gupton, Bonnie Vega, Mary Lou Salazar, Elisa Molina, Manuel Venegas, Helia Flora Santillan, Nydia Rebecca Fraticelli, Alfonso Munoz Quevedo and Cesar Tovar. St.

Clement's Guilds Will Hold Gatherings St. Clement's Church will hold its Guild meetings as follows: The Elizabeth Livesay Guild will meet at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Robert Hoover of 711 Cincinnati street.

Two groups meeting at 10 p. m. Thursday are the Della McKie Williams Guild with Mrs. William Elliott of 4301 Trowbridge street and the Ellis B. Hayes Guild with Mrs.

John Curtiss of 3000 Copper street. and Misses Nancy Saunders and Bonnie Toman. Robin Sayes A Page From The Diary Of A Charming Woman Dear Diary: to Mannequin Manor, I wish I could tell the world about it. And believe me it's the best wasn't it lucky I didn't settle for second best? So Dear Diary; you know all my secrets. For five weeks I have given you a daily report on my progress and to make sure I don't slip again, I am taking their continued improvement course that meets once a week, just to make sure I stay on the ball.

Good night dear diary, Linda Fleming This can be a page from of any woman the 1 life reading this column-if she wants to bequin Manor offers the you must do is want this way-all to happen to miracle -don't you? It's good I have you to tell my most intimate thoughts to. Reading over the pages I wrote just two months ago, it's hard to believe there could be such change. To be honest with you, it's hard to believe that I could ever have slipped into that awful rut, me, who was always the one who was interested in every thing, and active in so many things, all of a sudden having nothing to add to a conversation except mundane recitation of what my problems were. Ugh! Could I ever have pulled out of it if it hadn't been for that lucky chance of hearing about Mannequin Manor. Well at any rate, I did hear and I did attend that wonderful self improvement class.

It should be called personal miracle class. Think of all I've learned-skin care, not just any skin care, but skin care just for me. And makeup planned just for my individual type and I now have once again the measurements I had as a bride, after four children too. Look at all I learned about clothes. At the party the other night, I looked around at all the other women and you know I felt just a little smug and Jerry felt so proud, he looks at me that way again a look I haven't seen in years.

OH! Lucky day, the day I went down EUROPEAN SUMMER TOUR 1956 Visiting Holland, England, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, All Italy, France. Features 65 Days-Leave June 8- Return August 11. Sail in famous "Nieuw Amsterdam." flagship of Holland America Line. Choice of first. cabin or tourist class aboard ship.

Excellent itinerary visiting the high spots of Europe. First class hotels and transportation throughout Europe. Experienced European Tour Conductor. Party limited to 20 members. Book Now While Space Is Available.

EWALD'S STEAMSHIP AIRLINE AGENCY Lobby Hotel Gateway El Paso, Texas Ph. 3-4582 Mannequin Manor School of and Modeling Self-Improvement 605 E. Yandell 3-3996.