The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 41

4-D THl NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Sunday Merninj. 11. 195? ith Miss rai empleton Brandon; Millar Vows Told -if .1 '7: To Wed Mr. Rountree Miss Kane, Mr. Baird Engaged; Miss Barclay, Mr.

Burns To Marry V'- I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce Tcmpleton of Tulsa, formerly of Nashville, announce, the engagement of their daughter, Mary Faith, to' Charles Alvin Rountree of Oklahoma CitV. son of Dr. and Mrs.

Charles Ross Rountree, also of Oklahoma City. The bride-elect, a graduate of Harpeth Hall, attended Vander-bilt university and Sweet Briar college in Sweet Briar, Va. She received her B.A. degree from the bniversity of Oklahoma at Norman in June, 1958. She holds membership in Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.

She is employed by KOTV, television station. The bridegroom-to-be is a graduate of Casadv preparatory school in Oklahoma City and received a B.A. degree from the r. Xj Lm iniTT-f- I daughter, Barbara Sue, to James Samuel Barnes, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Silas Samuel Barnes of Gallatin. The wedding will take place on Oct 16. The bride-elect is a graduate of Eat Nashville high school. Mr. Barnes was graduated from Gallatin high school and is employed by the Ford Motor company.

Miss DeWire, Mr. Carnahan Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

DeWire announce the engagement of their daughter, Alice Kaye, to James William Carnahan, son of and Mrs. James O. Carnahan. The wedding will take place Nov. 14.

Tfte bride-elect was graduated from Goodlcttsville high school, where she was a member of National Honor society. She is employed at National Life Accident Insurance company. Mr. Carnahan was graduated from East Nashville high school and is employed at Kroger company. MISS JOYCE to wed HAROLD MISS MARY FAITH TEMPLETON to become bride of CHARLES ALVIN ROUNTREE Miss Allen Announces Nov.

7 Wedding Plans PIEDMONT, Calif. Mrs. Ar-dagh Mam Millar became th bride Saturday of Frank G. Brandon of San Francisco, formerly of Nashville. The bride is the daughter of Capt.

Edward Veitch of San Raphael, and Mrs. Marie B. Veitch of Piedmont. Mr. Brandon, formerly of New York, is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Newman Brandon of Nashville. The wedding took place at tha home of the bride's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G.

Hills Jr. here. Attendants were Mrs. Hills and another sister, Mrs. Luis de Herrera.

Joe T. Brandon of Los Angeles attended his brother as best man and Mr. Hills was the grooms man. Following a short wedding trip, the couple will make their home in Piedmont. Mrs.

Brandon serves as vic president of the Oakland Junior League. Mr. Brandon, a graduate of Vanderbilt university in Nashville, is executive vice president of Sommer and Kaufman Sho company in San Francisco, a division of Genesco. Miss Smiley, Mr. Blachvell Are Married Miss Brenda Ellen Smiley, daughter of Mrs.

Lawrenca Isham and Edgar H. Smiley became the bride of Melvin Douglas Blackwell, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Alton Blackwell at a ceremony Sept. 25.

The wedding took place at th home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Butler Smith with the Rev. XV.

J. Bunn officiating. The bride wore a fall model of blue wool and carried a white prayerbook marked with a white orchid. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Black-well, brother and sister-in-law of the bridegroom, were the only attendants. A reception was held following the ceremony. The serving table was covered with a lace cloth, and decorated with a wedding cake encircled with small white chrysanthemums. Mrs. G.

B. Batson assisted in serving. Later in the day, the couple, left for a wedding trip to Look- out Mountain. They are making their home on Harwood drive. The bride was graduated from East high school and is employed at Travelers Insurance company.

The bridegroom attended East high school and is employed at Hardaway Construction company. Vows Foretold Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Qifalln of Hanson, announce tha engagement of their daughter, Carrie Lou, to Billy Russell Men-ser, Ron of Mr. and Mrs.

Lesli Menser of St. Charles, Ky. AND 1 RID AY MGHTS 'TIL f) Miss Rosalind Allen, daughter of Dr, and Mrs. Clifton Judson Allen, today announces plans for her marriage to Jphn Claude Barker, son of and Mrs. Claude Cecil Barker, all of Kings Langiey, Hertfordshire, England.

Dr. Allen, father of the bride, and Dr. H. Franklin Paschall, pastor of First Baptist church, will officiate at the ceremony, at 5 p.m. on Nov.

7 at First Baptist church. A program of nuptial music will be presented by Mrs. Thomas XV. Lee, organist, and Roupen Gulbcnk, violinist. The bride will be given in marriage by her father.

She has chosen as her attendants Miss Joy Barker of Kings Langiey, sister of the bridegroom, who will be maid of honor, Mrs. Judson Boyce Allen of Baltimore, Mrs. John Victor Cricchi, Miss Mary Katherine Davis, both of Washington, Mrs. Luther W'ilbur Kersey of Portsmouth, and Mrs. George Frank Tidey of Richmond.

Va. Gordon Kennedy Jr. of Washington will he Mr. Barker's best man. Groomsmen will be Robert Moore Allen and Judson Boyce Allen of Baltimore, brothers of the bride; James P.

Guenther, Gilbert S. Merritt Vows Said CEDAR HILL, Tenn. The Rev. and Mrs. Macon Burke announce the marriage of their daughter, Theressa Lucille, to Billy Sory Osborne, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Osborne of Adairville, Ky. The ceremony took place Sept. 26 at Cedar Hill Methodist church with the Rev. William P.

Jones of Adams, officiating. MISS MARY VIRGINIA GEER to many LT. GARY SUTTON POOR MISS ALICE LOUISE BARCLAY to wed THOMAS JOSEPH BURNS JR. University of Oklahoma in June 1957, where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Mr.

Rountree served in the U.S. navy for two years and is now employed by the First National bank of Oklahoma City. He holds' membership in the Bachelor club of Oklahoma City. The wedding will take place Saturday, Nov. 28 at First Presbyterian church in Tulsa, followed by a reception at the Tulsa club.

Miss Kane, Mr. Baird Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Kane of Hopkinsville announce the engagement of their daughter. Joyce Ann of Nashville and Hopkinsville, to Harold J.

Baird II. son of Mi. Will Collier Baird and the late Mr. Baird. The wedding will take placa Nov.

28. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. J. E. Smitn and the late Mr.

Smith and the late Mr. and Mrs. George Kane, all of Beaver Dam, Ky. Miss Kane attended Murray State college in Murray, and was graduated from the University of Kentucky in Lex- ington, where she was a mem- ber of Alpha Gamma Delta so- rority. She is employed at WLAC-TV.

Mr. Baird is a graduate of Vandcrbilt university, where he was a memDer or rneta Pi fraternity. He is associated with Insurance Company of North America. The bridegroom-to-be is a member of the Bachelor club of Nashville. He is the grandson of the late Mr.

and Mrs. XV. XV. Baird and the late Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Grimes. Miss Barclay, Mr. Burns Mr.

and Mrs. Haven A. Barclay of Birmingham announce the engagement of their daughter. Alice Louise, to Thomas Joseph Burns eon of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Joseph Burns of Hermitage, Tenn. The wedding will take place Nov. 28 in Birmingham. The bride-elect was graduated from the University of Alabama school of dentistry, department of dental hygiene, where she was a member of Alpha Lambda Delta sorority. She is employed by Southern Research institute in Birmingham.

She is a granddaughter of Mrs. John E. Barclay of Lakeland, and the late Mr. Barclay and D. W.

Correll of Des Moines, Iowa, and the lata Mrs. Correll. Mr. Burns was graduated from Mid-South Electronics institute. He is connected with International Business Machines.

He is a grandson of the lata Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Thoma-son of Nolensville, and the late Mr. and Mrs.

James Burns. Miss Geer, Lt. Poor Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.

Geer of McMinnville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Virginia, to Lt. Garv Sutton Poor. USAF, stationed at Sewart AFB. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles B. Poor of Augusta, Maine. The bride-elect was graduated from McMinnville Central high school and is now a student at Middle Tennessee State college at Murfreesboro. Lieutenant Poor is a graduate of Cony high school in Augusta and received his A.B. degree from Colby college.

Waterville, Maine, where he was director of the college marching band, a senior staff officer in AFROTC and a member of Kappa Delta Rho social fraternity. He is administrative aide to the division commander and public relations officer at Sewart AFB. M'ns Carney, Mr. Carver Mrs. Ernest D.

Baier of Orlando, announces the engagement of her daughter, Peggy Eileen Carney, to A2C Donne R. Ca-ver, USAF, stationed at McCoy AFB in Orlando, son of Mr. and Mrs. Artie Carver of Nashville. The ceremony will take place in Janaury, The bride-elect, daughter of Harold F.

Carney of A jo, is a graduate of Ajo high school. Airman Carver attended East Nashville high school. Miss Cof(ea, Mr. Barnes Mr. and Mrs.

L. B. Coffee announce the engagement of their it? ANN KANE J. BAIRD II and William Allen Sherwood of Mars Hill, N. cousin of the bride.

Immediately following the ceremony, the bride's parents will entertain at a reception in the church parlors. A number of pre-nuptial parties has been planned in honor of Miss Allen and Mr. Barker. Oct. 17 is the date chosen bv Miss Lucille Corkran, Mrs.

Sam Corkran. and Mios Alva Braueh for a coffee honoring Miss Allen at the Corkran residence on Lealand lane. Mrs. Chester Smith and Mrs. Melvin Harris will entertain at a dessert on Oct.

20 at the Smith residence on Woodmont boulevard. On Oct. 22. Miss Allen will be complimented at a luncheon given by Mrs. Charles Hudson at Highland Crest.

Dr. and Mrs. Allen will entertain at a dinner at their home on oodmont boulevard on Wednesday, Nov. 4, following the arrival from England of the bridegroom-to-be, his parents and sister. An open house to welcome the Barkers will be hosted bv Mrs.

James Sullivan. Mrs. William L. Howse, Mrs. Donald F.

Ack-land, and Mrs. P. Edmunds on the evening of Nov. 5 at the Sullivan residence, on Wilsonia drive. Following the wedding rehearsal on Nov.

6, Mr. and Mrs. XV. Maxev Jarman will be hosts at a rehearsal dinner at their home on Woodlawn drive. The bride-elect will entertain on the morning of the wedding at a brunch in honor of her bridesmaids.

Among those who have already- entertained for Miss Allen are Mrs. Charles Treadway, Mrs. Jerry Lambdin, and Mrs. Portia Ward Clark. OrE.

MOSDAY tiki Uir x' X. I CAIN-SWAN Co. iniUH i trt CtRidl StwiK MISS BARBARA SUE COFFEE fiancee of JAMES SAMUEL BARNES MISS PEGGY EILEEN CARNEY will wed A2c DONNIE R. CARVER Miss Hinson, Mr. Davis TIMr- and Mrs- Jhn Bethel Hinson announce the cngage- ment of their daughter, Betty Zane' to Walter Stanley Davis of Columbus, son of Mr.

and vu Ui Tenn. The wedding will lake place Nov. 12. The bride-elect was graduated from Cohn high school. She is employed by Berry Wholesale Drug company.

Mr. Davis is a graduate 'of Waverly high schoql and the Southern Academy of Clinical Technology. He is a laboratory technician at the Bartholomew County hospital in Columbus. Miss Ridenour, Mr. Parish The Rev.

and Mrs. Roy Ridenour of Manitou, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kerby, to Howard Parish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Parish, also of Manitou. The bride-elect is a senior at Oakland City college, Oakland City.

Ind. Mr. Parish is employed by the U-C Milk company in Madison-vllle, Ky. AAUW Plans For Year Announced The plans for the 1959-60 study groups, Nashville branch, American Association of University Women, are announced by Mrs. Levera Hume, co-ordinator of study groups for the Nashville branch.

Study group leaders for the year are Mrs. R. E. Horton, in-, ternational relations; Miss Mary E. Williams, drama; Miss Mazie O.

Tyson, status of women; Mrs. Florence M. Pearcy, modern fiction; Miss Katharine E. Allen, international relations (evening) Dr. Rhoda Edmeston, book review; and Mrs.

Everette McFadden, social and economic issues. Committee chairmen for the year are Mrs. Walter XV. Tant, arts; Miss Mary Joan Finger, fellowship; Mrs. Lincoln Roberts, elementary and secondary education; Mrs.

Herbert Weaver, higher education; Mrs. Harold W. Bradley, international relations; Mrs. James Todd, legislation; Mrs. Norman Bowers, mass media Mrs.

Everette McFadden, social and economic issues; Miss Mazie O. Tyson, status of women: Miss Edythe Moore and Miss Marv Kathryn Goodwin, bulletin; Mrs. Irving L. Colin, finance; Mrs. Levera Hume, historian: Mrs.

E. XV. Stevick; Mrs. Rolland S. Ahrhams, nominating; Miss Adelaide Fields, notification; Mrs.

Holoise C. Mader, program; Miss Martha Ann Martin, social activities: and Miss Betsy K. Ewing. publicity. President of the Nashville branch is Miss Ida Long Rogers, director of student life at Pea-bodv college.

The general theme for the year is "The College Woman-Individual and Citizen." M.s, Tom Parrish, 731 Grcely drive; workshop, Christmas decorations. Hemingway, 11 a.m., home of Mrs. Jack Cohen, Carlton drive; Mrs. Charles Yancey, associate hostctjs; Myron King, guest speake "Flowers In Art." West Meade, 11 a.m., Centennial club; Mrs. Charles Anderson, Mrs.

D. W. Binns, Mrs. Harry Lane, hostesses. Elmington, 12:20 p.m.

home of Mrs. M. 13. Lavender on Byron avenue. FRIDAY -Hampton, a.m..

Sloan Hall. Vine Street Christian church, Mrs. Gwcn Pilkington, hostess; Joe Erwin, guest speaker. Hillsboro road, 10.30 s.m., home of Mrs. Sam Sharklett.

4322 Granny White road; L. A. Wuest, guest speaker. i 1 'X, 4 i i 5 A' 1 I Mi i MISS ALICE FAYE DeWIRE engaged to JAMES WILLIAM CARNAHAN Garden Club Calendar Bend Or the River Club To Hear Mrs, Tune Mrs. V.

J. Tune will be truest speaker and judge at a meeting of Bend 0' the River garden club Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. II. A.

Moody and Mrs. Harry Phillips will be hostesses at the meeting, which will be held at the former's home on Riverside drive. Woman's Club Slates Garden, Bridge Meetings MISS betrothed to gene D. Jackson and Mrs. Walker Raiford.

The schedule for the day will feature work on the following categories: autumn landscape in a low, flat container (Mori-bana influence); October charm, featuring chrysanthemums; and miscellaneous. Mrs. Harry Nlchol. director, will preside at the meeting which precedes the coffee hour. Registrars will be Mrs.

Robert L. Green and Mrs. L. O. Harda-way, Mrs.

VV. M. Goodlett. general chairman, has appointed Mrs. Jennings Empson to be chairman for the bridge luncheon on Thursday at 12 p.m.

Mrs. R. Verner Perkerson, Mrs. Paul Mortimer, and Mrs. Cedrlc Hunt will welcome guests.

Mrs. Fred H. Wolf will be In charge of arrangements. The club will be decorated with fall flowers arranged by Mrs. Wolf.

Mrs. W. M. Lanier, and Mrs. A.

L. Tanfield, Mrs. Clarence A. Cox and Mrs. Tanfield will be rcsistrais.

BETTY ZANE HINSON WALTER STANLEY DAVIS Mid-State Deanery Tea To Be Today The Middle Tennessee Deanery of Catholic Women will entertain st its annual silver tea this afternoon at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth B. Schocn on Golf Cluh lane, The tea table will be overlaid with a cut work cloth, and the centerpiece will feature chrysanthemums in fall shades of bronze and yellow. Tile silver candelabra will hold yellow tapers. Chairmen for table arrangements arc Mrs.

O. K. Galhraith and Mrs. Jules Schneider. Mrs.

Tom Robei ts, chairman of hospitality, and Mrs. Finley Mcll-waine and Mrs. C. J. Lynch, co-chairmen will be assisted bv a group of Cathedral council members.

Chrysanthemums in pink and orchid shades will be used in the reception rooms and for a tihle shrine in honor of Our Lady of Good Counsel, which will be arranged by Mis. Louis Murray. our beauty salon presents a "high fashion" hair style for YOU An elegant, ethereally-light coiffure created just-for-you by our trained, talented operators! And the soft Rayette Wave helps keep your hair lovely, natural-looking fun and easy to manage! Rayette Waves from 10 hair shaping from 150 Use your charge for all Beauty and Slenderizing Services! No appointment is necessary, but if desired call AL 5-4651! Btuuly Salon Cain-Sloan's Third floor Guest speaker at a meeting of the garden department of th. Woman's club to be held Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. will be Mrs.

Phil Lee. Her subject is "Landscape There will also be a bulb exchange and a plant and seed sale to be sponsored by the members of the department. Receiving members and guests will be Mrs. Clifford R. Allen Mrs.

J. R. Cox, Mrs. H. B.

Craig, and Mrs. Charles Nickens Jr. Hostesses will include Mrs. Mary Nevins Brown, Mrs. Lu- Marriage Told MADISON Kv.

Mr. nd Mrs. James G. Dollar announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Stcenr, ti William Kranklin Hughes, of Lexington. son of the late Mr.

mid F. Hughes ot Lfyette. Ind. The wMdlng took at First Baptist church with Dr. Harold D.

Tallant officiating. MONDAY Vaughn's Cap Gardenert, 12:30 p.m., home of Mrs. M. H. Proctor, East Valley road; "Shrubs, Planting, and Care." Donelson African Violet, 11:00 s.m..

home of Mrs. A. J. Bottiger, Cook road: luncheon and of officers. TUESDAY Cellevue, 12:30 p.m., home of Mrs.

C. O. Thompson, Harding road; tour of Mrs. H. H.

Bailey's garden. Lipscomb Lea, 11 a.m., home of Thomas C. Whitfield, Gate-wa lane; Mrs. Herman Waddell, guest speaker. THURSDAY Oak Valley, home of Mrs.

Vernon Salisbury; Mrs. Ben Muse, associate hostess; Mrs. Charles Terrill, "New Harrison Trilchler, guest, speaker, "Soil Management and Landscaping." Windemere, 10.30 a.m., home of.