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TOUR MORNINC NEWSPAPER THE SHREVEPORT TIMES, SHBEVEPORT, LA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11. 1942 SEVEN Miss Wedgeworth Is Honor Guest At Party Series To Wed Former Shreveporter Cook-Stevenson Nuptials to Be Held Thursday Fashion Horoscope by Colette Jjj tall, 5tiinj-l)M A Of Interest In this vicinity Is ths announcement made by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Franklin Stevenson of the engagement and approaching mar-! riage of their daughter, Marjorie, to James Hill Cook, ensign, United States Naval Air corps, son of Mr. Lesson in Square Dance Is Enjoyed At the Country Club Monday Evening Swing your partner! An enthusiastic group gathered at the Country club Monday Xor another lesson In 6quare dancing.

The club will entertain with square dance Monday evening of each week from 8 until 10 o'clock, with Raeburn Btiles acting as master of ceremonies. Among those noted dancing were: Mr. and Mrs. N. C.

McGowen, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Harris.

Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Wheless, Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Welch, Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. O'Brien, Mr. and, Mrs. W.

C. Woolf, Mr and Mrs B. J. and Mrs, Llfford H. Cook, of Grand Cane.

The wedding will be solemnized on the evening of March 12, In the Noel Til "Memorial Methodist church. Miss Mrs. Rupert Bcott entertained with a lovely luncheon party Tuesday In her home on Pierre Mont road, complimenting Miss Mary Frances Wedge-worth, popular bride-elect of John W. Landon. Colorful bouquets of King Alfred jonqullf, violets and other spring flowers formed the floral decor for the reception suite.

The luncheon table was centered with an effective bridal bouquet of white Iris and spirea, cascading down the table and arranged with wedding bells on white satin streamers. Miss Wedgeworth was presented with a lovely gift of silver, and dainty wedding bell place cards marked covers for the guests. Enjoying the occasion were: Miss Wedgeworth, Mrs. A. L.

Wedgeworth, Mrs. W. O. Alfred, Mrs. W.

W. Alsup, Mrs. L. M. Elgin, Mrs.

Sam Caldwell, Mrs. A. B. Anthony, and the hostess, Mrs. Scott.

Miss Wedgeworth was named honor guest at a delightful luncheon In the Zephyr room of the Washlngton- iMm vonen, Mrs. t. J. Heard, Mr. and Helen Janelle Stevenson, sister of the bride, will serve as maid of honor and only attendant In the wedding.

The bride-elect is the grand daughter on the maternal side of Mrs. Don't emphasize angularity with sagging, mm- Nancy Wesson Shackelford, and the Mrs. Herschell scivally, Mr. and Mrs. C.

F. McClendon, Mr. and Mrs. John Guyton, Mr. and Mrs.

Randolph Marston, Mrs. N. H. Wheless, Jr. Mr.

and Mrs Lurford McGuffin, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Lanford, Mr.

and Mrs. A. R. Carmody, Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Weyland, Mr. and Mrs. Prank late Mr.

Joseph Henry Shackelford, and her paternal grandparents are loose 1. ines. Wf ri-M-T Vl rV Mrs. Mary Young Stevenson and the WJt 111 i I Do clump out in soft tex Youree hotel Monday, given by Mrs. R.

M. Taliaferro and Mrs. John 8. Luncheon Parties Will Be Noted at'' Style Show Today The Junior League will entertain with Its last luncheon style revue of this season today In the Zephyr room of the Washtngton-Youree hotel. Latest spring fashions and early summer creations will be presented, with Mrs.

Charles Lane, announcing the revue. Mrs. Edward P. Neild, and Mrs. Donald Laskey will serve as hostesses at the Junior League table, and numerous luncheon parties and Informal gatherings have been planned.

Mrs. W. E. Connell and Mrs. Grover Skoog will entertain with a lovely luncheon party at the Junior League fcelley, and Mrs.

W. Foster Hughes, Miss Doris Minge Dlxey and J. B. Thornton, Mr. and Mrs.

Felix M. Rives, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barlow, Dr. and Mrs.

Ralph Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McDowell, Mr.

and Mrs. Gordan Gano, Miss Mary Mar-ton, and Mrs, Floyd Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glasscock, and ther. Taliaferro.

tured tweed nipped-in waistline, short pleated skirt, curves in hat and shoes to soften thin figure. A long modernistic arrangement of St airTA pastel sweetpeas, candytuft and fern formed the unusually-lovely central CMetfo lull tynOtntt late Mr. William Henry Stevenson, both pioneer families of Claiborne parish. Miss Stevenson is a graduate of Byrd high school and of Louisiana Tech, where she received her B. S.

degree. She was vice-president of Kappa Delta sorority and selected in Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities. Ensign Cook is the grandson on the maternal side of Mr. and Mrs. David Beauregard Talbert of Keatchle, and his paternal grandparents are the late Mr.

and Mrs. Lodrlck Monroe Cook of Grand Cane. The bridegroom-elect is a graduate of Grand Cane high school and Louisiana Tech, where he ioeived his B. S. degree.

He was a member of Theta Kappa Nu fraternity. He received his training at the naval air station in Jackson- ornament for the table. The place of the honoree was marked with a gift of silver, and attractive place cards adorned with a bride and groom laid covers for the guests. vllle, and was commissioned at Miami, last October. The bride and groom will make their home in Norfolk.

where Ensign Cook Is now stationed. Theta Alumnae Gather With Mrs. J. E. McKean Invited guests for the affair In FLIER KILLED Merldan, March 10 (JP).

Second Lieut. Frank H. Pulley, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Pulley of Red Oak, and a member of the 313th pursuit squadron, stationed here at Key field, was Instantly killed today when his plane crashed near nearby Duffee. The cause was not determined. The pilot was on a local training flight. cluded: Miss Wedgeworth, Mrs. A.

L. Wedgeworth, Mrs. G. N. Ashworth, Miss Doris Marie Morgan daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Morgan of New York, whose wedding to Cleveland L. Atkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric L.

Cannon of this city, will be solemnized in the near future. Mr. Atkins is in active service with the United States Navy. Mrs. M.

E. Dodd, Mrs. David A. style revue today, complimenting two Making up the mind about doing something properly implies thought, reasoning and drawing onclusions from premises. Herndon, Mrs.

Warfield Ward, Mrs. John A. Richardson, Miss Cath Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae club met Monday In the home of Mrs erine McPhee, Mrs, J. K. Findley, and the hostesses, Mrs.

R. Taliaferro attractive rwmt brides, Mrs. Ransom Hunter and Mrs. Norman Hunter. A round reflector mirroring a large yellow egg filled with pansles aDd daffodils and placed in an orchid nest will form the unique and ef J.

E. McKean on Preston. It was their first meeting of the new year and Mrs. John S. Taliaferro.

and the newly-elected officers presided: president, Mrs. Victor H. Lune-borg; vice-president, Mrs. J. E.

McKean; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. John Alban. fective centerpiece for the luncheon table. Miniature yellow rabbits with a matching bow attached and In an Miss Timberlake Will Be Bride of Wallace Foster orchid nest will mark covers for the Everootjo'c Eneiried! Wo NEWS MFFEEiEOT! During the business session plans guests. Enjoying the affair will be: Mrs.

Ransom Hunter, Mrs. Norman Hunter, X. a I Mrs. R. A.

Hunter, Mrs. J. B. Shores, Mrs. Joe Flowers and the hostesses, Mrs.

Connell and Mrs. Skoog. Interest centers In the announcement made today by Col. and Mrs. Edward J.

Timberlake, of the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Marjorie Campbell, to Lieut. W. Wallace Foster of McDill Field, Tampa, Fla. The were discussed for the coming year and It was decided to have more program meetings with speakers and book reviews. A home nursing group 1 being organized by the members Of the club and other defense work was planned.

An Informal social hour was en-Joyed by the following members present: Mrs. Clarence L. Yancey, Mrs. Jerrel R. Atkinson, Mrs.

James A. Van Hook, Mrs. Hall McCord, Mrs. Victor H. Luneborg, Mrs.

Robert Strickland and Mrs. John Alban. THRIFTY MENUS wedding will be solemnized at o'clock Saturday tfernoon, March 7, In the chapel of Barksdale Field, with Chaplain Choat officiating. THl RSDAY BREAKFAST Bananas over Cereal Bacon Enriched Bread Toast Jam or Syrup Coffee Milk Enriched bread Is one of the least Miss Shirley Timberlake, who attends school in Washington, D. will arrive this week to be her sister's only attendant.

Lieut. Jack Hipps of Barksdale Field will be the best man. The bride-elect was graduated from expensive of foods providing necessary vitamins of the vitamin group (thiamine, nicotinic acid), and iron. Like all good bread. Enriched Bread Is easily digested by the nor National Park In Washington.

D. C. last year. She is the granddaughter -irr-l -III VV-V5 V' "UZ DOES 113 --J- -ASn FAR WHITES I mal person. of Col.

Edward J. Timberlake, retired, of St. Petersburg, Fla. Lieutenant Foster Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

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