The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 31

11 wppiwpiiiiWii.il pppnar-i Society THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 11, 1944 HBP iHllHll BBhL BBp' 1 rllt DT riruiirt niri imiuiinr i uiuu ivj To be solemnized Saturday evening, July 8, at Christ Church, Episcopal, the wedding of Miss Betty Cabler Kcefe and Lt. Byron Brittingham Harless, I'nited States Army Air Forces, will be an interesting event of mid-summer. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edward Keefe, are today announcing their daughter's engagement.

I tv JoImi us Above: Notable visitors in Nashville are Robert Hulling Kelly, I'nited States Navy, and his bride, the former Miss Hazel Babcock Watts of Maiden, Mass. They are pictured at the home of their hostess, Mrs. William W. Crandal! in West Hud Park. Commander Kelly, on leave after duty in the Pacific, was second in command of the motor torpedo boat squadron which took (Jen.

Douglas MacArthur off Corregidor before the fall of the Philippines. Miss Dorothy King To Wed Left: The marriage of Miss Emily Jean Clements, of Henderson, and Ensign Jere McGill Mills, I nited States Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Mills of Nashville, took place Wednesday afternoon at St. Ann's Episcopal Church, Annapolis, Md.

The hride is the daughter of Mrs. William Elliott, of Henderson, and Lt. Cmdr. A. F.

Clements, I'nited iLar.i Mullen on Friday States Naval the following ushers Mai. Joseph Daniel. Maj. Regnold Mason and Maj. James Murray, all stationed at Maxwell Field, Ala with the United States Army Air Forces, Capt.

Thomas Gore and Capt. FRANKLIN, Tenn, June 10-(Spl) Miss Dorothy Mason King, daughter of Mrs. James Mason King of Franklin, and the late Mr. King, has completed plans for her marriage to Lt. Col Mar cus Alfred Mullen, I'nited States Army Air Forces, stationed at Walker Field.

Victoria, Kans son I of Mr and Mrs. Edw in Jav Mullen, of New Rochelle, N. Y. The ceremony will take place Friday eve-Hiing at 8:30 o'clock at the Franklin Methodist Episcopal Church and Holmes Bennett, stationed at 'Smyrna Air Base with the I'nited States Army Air Forres, Maj. Thomas OrtKihundto, I'nited States Army Air Foices.

stationed at Casper. and Col Bert Muen-ter stationed with the United. Stale Army Air Forces at Moody Field. Valdosta. Ga Mrs.

Clarence Reinschmidt of Coral Gables, who is the guest of her paients. Dr. and Mrs. James Jones in Mt. Pleasant will entertain at a luncheon Monday In Mt.

Pleasant to compliment Miss King. Mrs. Edgar Dden will entertain at a tea at the Centennial Club Monday afternoon. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Fred Cowden will ron- will be an outstanding event of the summer season.

The bride will be given in marriage by her brother-in-law, John Hillinan Ewin. The Rev. Faxon Small, pastor of the Waverly Place Methodist Church of Nashville will officiate. As the guests assemble a program of nuptial music will be given by Mrs. Bess Buford, organist.

Mrs. John Hillman Ewin Willi attend her sister as matron of! honor and the bridesmaids will he Miss Virginia Mullen, sister of pliment the bride-elect at a seated tea at her home on Westbroo Ave nue Mrs. W. D. Driskill will entertain at a luncheon at the Hermitage Hotel Wednesday and Mrs.

Howard Johnston will honor Miaa King at a tea at the home of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Ft. T.

Nolen in Franklin Wednesday afternoon. On Thursday Mrs Walter Richardson will entertain at a luncheon at the Hermitage Hotel. Following the wedding rehearaml (Continued on Page 12 the bridegroom, of New Rochelle. N. Miss Marion Latta.

of Nashville and Miss Bert Oliver, of Dsyton, Ohio. Dorothy Elsie Ewin and Judith Mason Ewin. nieces of the bride will serve as flower girls. Edwin Mullen of Coral Gables. Fla, will aerve as his brother's best man.

Completing the person- Baa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaK asaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaf afl WUf A fsapBH bbv ffidjf tl of the wtddina; party will be Capt. and Mrs. Henri Postiaux, pictured at their apartment in Royal Oaks, are cos-mopolitan new additions to Nashville's Army group. Captain Postiaux, a naturalized American citizen who was a member of the French Army before the fall of France, is stationed at Berry Field. His wife is the former Countess Christine Ostrowska of Po-dolia, Poland.

Engagements Announced Beta sorority, a member of Chi I Delta Phi literary organization, and prominent in other campus organizations. Miss Van Sant was grad-i uated from William Woods College in Fulton before attending bilt. Mr. Green is a graduate of the Country Day School in St. Louis, i He attended Harvard University.

Cambridge. Mass and Westminster College In Fulton, being a member iless of DeLand, Fla. The marriage will take place Saturday evening. July at Christ Church, Episcopal. I The bride-elect was graduated from Pea body Demonstration School and in 1942, received her S.

degree from George Peabody College. She was a member of the Peabody chapter of Pi Gamma Mu honorary social science frater- nity. and of the Vanderbilt chapter of Sigma Delta Pi honorary Spanish fraternity, serving as treasurer of the latter during her senior year. jSince her graduation. Miss Keefe has been connected with-the David- Ison County office of the Tennessee I State Department of Public Welfare.

Lieutenant Harless received his B.A. and MA. degrees from the University of Florida at Gainesville, jand did graduate work at Harvard University, Cambridge, and Columbia University, New York City. He was a member of Sigma Epsilon social fraternity, and was also affiliated with Kappa Phi Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, and Phi Kappa Phi scholastic fraternities. Prior to his induction" in the Army, Lieutenant Harless was an instructor in psychology at the University of Florida.

He is now assistant director of Psychological 'US BBr tBBJ BBS illllllll nh V' Am BaraLaaaVJ bW b1 JOHNSON-FOLK LOS ANGELES, June 10 (gpl Mrs. K. M. Johnson of Los Angeles announces the engagement af her daughter, Elinor, specialist Instructor, second class. I'nited States Naval Reserve, to Reau Eates Folk, chief yeoman.

United States Navy, stationed at Pensacola, son of Mr. and Mrs Reau Estes Folk of Nashville, "enn. rhe bride-elect, who has been rloned at the Naval Air In Pensacola, is now in Seattle, where she will soon complete a special course at the Link Celestial Naval Training School. Mr Folk will arrive Sunday In Seattle and the wedding will take place there during his l.Vday furlough. After their marriage, the couple will return to Pensacola.

Mr. Folk is a graduate of Webb School at Bell Buckle For two years he attended Vanderbllt University, where he was a member of Phi belt Theta fraternity. After 'ophomore year. Mr. Folk went II world cruise for nine months.

then attended the University London for a year. Upon his return to this country. he studied at the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University in Wash of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. JACKSON HEWGLEY COLUMBIA, Tenn June 10 (SpD Lt. Col.

and Mrs. Waverly Hayes Jackson announce the engagement of their daughter Josephine, to Thomas Bryan Hewgley, son of the Rev. and Mrs. John D. Hewgley of Nashville.

The wedding will be solemnized Wednesday evening, June 28, at the Garden Street Presbyterian Church here, with Mr. Hewgley, father of the brldegroom-to-be Before her marriage on Saturday afternoon in Houtzdale, Mrs. James E. Fly was Miss Vivian Alma Kammrath, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.

A. Kammrath of Houtzdale. Mr. Fly is the son of James E. Fly of this city and Mrs.

Beulah A. Fly of Dayton, Ohio. The couple will live in Philadelphia, following a visit to relatives here. Nashvillians Cooperate officiating. Miss Jackson is a gra BMn Program at Thayer Columbia High School, took an active part in the Marriage Announced Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley O'Connor announce the marriage of their daughter, Margaret Luclle, to Lt. Leonard Edward Shea. United States Naval Reserve, son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. L. Shea of Valley Falls, department. Her father, Colonel Jackson, after a year's service In A varied program of entertaln-Alaska and the Aleutians, Is sta- ments for convalescent service men tioned in Fresno. Calif.

at Thayer General Hospital has outdoor treasure hunt is planned for 7 o'clock that evening. On Thursday everting, a moving picture will be shown by the Red Cross. A program of games has been arranged for the afternoon from 2 until 4 o'clock. That eve- Mr. Hewgley, a graduate of Mid been planned for the coming week dle Tennessee Teachers College In according to Mrs.

Elizabeth B. Orr. chief recreational worker of the Murfreesboro, will receive his M. A derree from Columbia University i Research Unit No. 1 of the Army Forces, at Maxwell Field.

VAN SANT GREEN FULTON, June 10 Spl 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris Van Sant of Fulton announce the engagement of their daughter, Fran American Red Cross at the hos-' ning Post No. 5 of the American I R. I.

New York City. In August. He served one year in the United pital. Legion will sponsor a party at The ceremony took place Wed- On Monday evening, known as the hospital with Sydney Groom as nesday. May 10, at Old St.

Mary's Hobby Night, members of the chairman. Catholic Church in San Francisco. Nashville Chess and Checker Club. Entertainers To Appear jCallf. States Army, being stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.

SCOTT BREEN CHICAGO, 111., June lO-(Spl) ington. D. C. lor two year, in September 1M1, Mr. Folk enlisted in the navy, and was stationed in Norfolk.

Va. For the past year and six months, ha has been on duty in the public relations oTfice of the Naval Air Station in Penaacola. KEEFE HARLESS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edward Keefe.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Betty Cabler. to Lt. Byron Brittlngham Harless. United States Array Air Forces, stationed at Maxwell Field. Montgomery.

a group or stamp collectors, anai Games have been planned for ueuienant nnea is at present on four artists will visit the men. afternoon. That evening! duty. Mrs. Shea has returned The artists, who will sketch for the; an orchestra and other entertainers Nashville and is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis B. Scott of ces, to Pfc. John Raeburn Green, second. United States Army, stationed at Fort Meade, son of Mr.

aqd Mrs. John Raehurn, Green of St Louis. Mo. No date "has been set for the wedding. The bride-elect was graduated on June from Vanderbilt University in Nashville.

Tenn. She was president of the Gamma Phi June 24 will be the date of the marriage of Miss Josephine pence Lehmann, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. W.

I aim of I ban to Hugh J. Miser of Apple-ton. son of Dr. and Mrs. W.

L. Miser of this city. The bride-elect is a graduate of the University of Illinois in Champaign, where she was member of Pi Beta Phi sorority and won many campus honors. patients, are Miss Harriet Buell. from radio station WSM will vlait her parents at their home.

2M Dr. Byrd Bowie, Mtss Margaret the hospital, and a moving picture Leonard Avenue. She will return North and Miss Louise Lasseter wm be shown Sn Francisco later this month Chicago announce the engagement their daughter. Betty Lou, to Phillip Paul Breen, petty officer, second class. United States (Continued en Page 12 Bj On Tuesday afternoon, from 2 On Sunday afternoon.

June 18to rejoin her husband, and they until 4 o'clock, Mrs. S. T. Marsh! will make their home there at tb will (ivs lnstrucUons in bridge. An, (Continued on Page 12-B) jMayflower apartments.

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