Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 11

GOING ABOUT 11 Mr and Mrs A Holland of Rockport were In charge of the music and dancing siipervl in pleated Inset which formed a cha- Corpus Christ! Caller-Times Wed Jan 1 1958 pel train for the full flared skirt Lace motifs were repeated on the tiara from which her Illusion veil fen Mrs Jerry Fondrcn was her sister-in-law's matron of honor Women News YOUR STSdPrceen Group Entertained At Dance at Live Oak Club of Austin taffeta dresses in ROCKPORT (Sp) A prrtccn frosted greenery with small red holiday dance sponsored by theji-nndlcs and colored balls sur-Ladics Assoc Li I ion of the Live rounding a giant candle of the APPLIANCE DEALER EASY TERMS NUECES FURNITURE CO 317 CHAPARRAL same hue and flanked with tinseled Christmas trees Mrs Wayne Smith of Aransas Pass poured punch and the other hostesses Mrs Ellis Clark of Rockport chairman Dr Gladys Autcn of Ingleside and Mrs Nor-veil Jackson of Rockport served FatU Watkins They wore empire lines with full circular skirts and Sabrina necklines which dropped low in back Their tiaras edged with seed pearls held slwrt maline veils The matron of honor was In mauve and the bridesmaids pale pink The bride carried a white Bible with a white orchid showered with Roman hyacinths and her attendants carried white carnation nosegays with silver trim The church was decorated with large arrangements of white Chrysanthemums and Woodwar dia trees and white wrought iron candelabra held many white tapers Duane Davis was best man and groomsmen Included two brothers of the bride Bobby Fondren and Jerry Fondren and Mullins Ushers were Kenneth Lehman and Eldin Lehman both of Mart Both the bride and the groom were graduated from Ray High School and he is a senior student at the University of Texas Oak Country Club was held Friday In the ball room of the club house Huge gold medallions were suspended from the ceiling and arrangements of pine boughs and wreaths were over the doors and windows with other sprays covered with glitter and colored balls at vantage points about the room A mnrine arrangement of draped shrimp 1 nets and drift-wood with shells star fish and other specimens of the sen were colored pink and covered with glitter and occupied a prominent place In the decor while a "White Christmas" was featured on the piano The tea table was covered with scarlet taffeta edged with silver ribbon and embossed with red velvet poinsettins in a darker shade of red Centering the table was an arrangement of GUARANTEED NEW INNERSPRING MRS DONALD RAY HANDER to make home in Austin Miss Sara Ann Fondrcn Is Bride of Donald Ray Hander New Year Gets Dancing Entry In Homes Clubs By ASS DODSON Women's Nows Editor The midnight bell' tolling a brand-new year found Corpus Christians dancing to a holiday downbeat as (hey welcomed IMS- There were many parties with homes as the settings for and others at clubs A full bouse of merry-makers observed the New Year at the Town Club Corpus Christ! Country Club and Privaleers Country Club At the Palm Court of the Nueces Hotel the Beachcombers met for the year-end celebration They entertained with a formal dance with the ploying for dancing More than 200 attended the dar and early-morning breakfast Miss Vaughan Entertains at Annudl Fete The college set welcomed the new year a the gala and traditional New Eve party at the Ben Vaughan Jr home 2757 Ocean Drive Miss Genevieve Vaughan entertains annually on the last evening of the year with friends calling to see a New Year arrive Miss Vaughan is home for the holidays from Bryn Mawr College Collegians will be among the guests today too at the Island home of the Vaughans -at Port Aransas when Mr and Mrs Vaughan are hosts for a ian 1 party beginning at 12:30 o'clock i the afternoon The party is in honor of Miss Caroline Constance Baxter the first of the season's debutantes to be introduced Gierharts Hughes9 Arc Party Hosts Miss Nancy Jackson and her fiance Lt Billy Kingery were honored at a New Year's Eve party Mr and Mrs Gierhart 41 Hewlt were hosts In their home with their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Sam Hughes as cohosts The Hugheses are visiting here tor the holidays and have been Joined by his mother Mrs Earl Hughes of Chagrin Falls 0 Guests were greeted In an all-white setting of bells White glittered bells banked the mantel and the serving table was accented with white candles clustered with white flowers and bells Many Dance at Country Club's Parties Many small cocktail parties proceeded the New Year's Eve dance at the two country clubs Mr and Mrs Gilbert Horak who had 20 guests at their table entertained at their home 130 Southern for cocktails A poinsetta table setting was used for the party before the Corpus Christl Country Club dance Twenty were guests of the Hulen Hunts for the Corpus Christl Country Club dance They met at the Hunts 356 Santa Monica for a pre-dance party The Rossis and their table of guests tor the Corpus Christl Country Club party attended Charles Rossi cocktails party before the dance began Out-of-town guests in the party were Mr and Mrs Paul Rossi of Evansville Ind who are here with their daughter Ann and Eugene Rossi of Mexico City Jake Sfephens Orchestra played for dancing at the Corpus Christl Country Club where there were 400 for the party A midnight breakfast followed At the Privateers Country Club Dr and Mrs Thomas York and Mr and Mrs John Warning were cohosts at a party of 30 Red Orchestra played for dancing with 400 guests present A breakfast was served from midnight to 2 am Among the out-of-town guests were Dr and Mrs A Strauss of Kelly Field who are visiting with his mother Mrs Grace Strauss here $490 Down $490 Month i old motfreu with bast quolitv 231 coil springs Guaranteed for 1 0 years Picked up and delivered back same day I OVER 20 YEARS IN CORPUS CHRISTI AMERICAN MATTRESS COMPANY "BUlDfRS OP PIN rrnoiNC" lots MORGAN I -BLOCK VrCST OP tORT TUI-8509 Mr and Mrs Donald Ray Hander will make their home In Austin following their marriage Monday evening at the Second Baptist Church The Rev Arden Hander brother of the groom officiated The bride is the former Sara Ann Fondren daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome West Fondren 1302 York The groom ii the son of Mr and Mrs A Hander Jr of 4001 Herndon The long sleeved dress was of white satin The Sabrina: neckline was outlined with Alencon' lace motifs detailed with seed pearls The fitted bodice came to a point In front Alencon lace motifs set off a in mi ij i A NOMINAL DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE YOUR COAT OR SUIT LN OUR LAYAWAY t' STORE HOURS THURSDAY 9:30 A to 5:30 i li qP DRESSES REDUCED COCKTAIL-STREET-CASUAL MOM! SHBI 4 100 Cashmere Coals Nm Were 12500 COATS 5 goo 3 00 HAPPY NEW YEAR 5 f'S 78 Reg to 11995 2595 dresses Reg -to 8995 Choose from such fabrics as Forstmann Stroocks and Einiger find Roth- 4995 dresses ooaaoeeoaeeeeeee moor Lilli Ann and many famous brands inngJCTiMi ii 11 ill s' 5' i a wjj h'TT KA-- fc SrOUTSWEAU 2 pc Coordinates Reg 1995 Matched skirts and tops in all wool pastels Skipicorths Have 25tli Anniversary KINGSVILLE (Sp) Mr and Mrs Norman Skipworth observed their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday with an open house The silver theme was carried out in house decorations There were several money trees ornamented with hanging silver dollars A large silver bell was placed on the TV About 175 guests attended Mr and Mrs Skipworth received with their son Baker Other sons are En Norman Skipworth who is stationed at Brunswick Me and Pvt Donald Ray Skip-worth who is stationed In Darm-itaadt Germany Mrs Ski pw orth's sister Mrs Fred Curry of Burton and Mr Curry assisted In receiving Miss Carolyn Sue Curry and Miss Susie James presided at the guest book Miss Frances Ann Curry displayed the gifts Members of the house party were Mrs Dclmar Ashworth Mrs Ed Gossett Mrs Bolar Brown Mrs Malcomb Smith and Mrs Ralph Russell Mrs Cecil Garrison Mrs Rex Cornelius Mrs Bill Wallace Mrs Lolland Mrs Muriel Davis Mrs Jim WiL liams Mrs Reba Martfn and Miss Carolyn Gossett 1 Mrs Skipworth th former Treba Baker of Hamburg Ark came to Kingsville In 1926 Mr Skipworth was born and reared In Kingsville They were married Dec 2fi 1932 here and have lived here ever dnoe Now to V2 off ROBES I to 25 to 33 off fvj 3 I 1 I I 1 'spy- Clearance of our fall suns i a 100 WOOL SUITS 5995 suits Now 6995 suits Now 8995 suits Now ii BETTER SKIRTS goo Reg 2295 NOW Included are nylon quilts nylon lined dusters velvet hostess robes and many 1 other items of lounge wear Good Health Good Wealth Good Luck for i I 1 Is ft hi I I 11995 suits Now If Choose from sharkskins flannels mens- I I i wear worsteds tweeds and wool crepe Short and long jacket suits and all 3 from our regular slock Including Roth- moors Lilli Ann Gallant Kolmer and if i many others Junior Misses and half sizes Designer skirts folly lined or partially lincd- and novelties Cashmere and wool blonfo wontw woolens 10W wool tweeds worstrfs Colors black beige camel green red blue multi-color 1 I 22 3800023033 SWEATERS 590 Reg 895 A wonderful selection of colorful sweaters in slip -over styles and cardigans Both long and short sleeve for immediate wear r- "Jr'- Complete Line of APPLIANCES tj i i- if I I FAME-NAJIE GIRDLES 3W Reg 598' -i --1 -V: Orlons All Wools Wool and Nylons Cardigans KNIT SUITS s28 NOW 1 4 4 ii f- 1 i i 5 ilollywood-Velle BIIAS 98 1 IP -4 Famous make panty girdle in small medi j-um and large White only ORIENTAL Reg 250 values to 4500 4 Our entire stock of fall artd winter suits re duced for the first time Many white and pastels I included as well as jeweled knits -vANV IS AKnlv' 1 'li' lA'A 1 laundry Dry Cleaning 3 Waihatarlumi Our once a year sale of these nationally advertised bras -tvs- lUi 17 ffmrt I 1 CAGE'S at 6 POINTS TEXAS' OLDIST GI DIALIR Locally Owned end Operated 1710 ALAMEDA TU4-3SIS PAfcl 1 3V 1 lira 1 jl I iaiii 4.