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0 MM MbM tKMt which sttt will be at home with Mr, and cinnati, Ohio for short vtatt, Uwwe to Mrtfwdtot church at Mtot Georgia of Louisville, Kentucky whtrt she will fat morning in the (From Wednesday's Daily) Mr. W. T. Owen of Alexandria, wit visitor to friends In Huston today. Miss Lillian Bowles and Miss Frances OMMela, of Collinston, have returned home after a visit here with friends.

Mrs. g. Hurley and children of drove, are guests of Mrs, Hurley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

L. Brothers. Attorney J. W. Elder and Mr.

O. E. Hodge left this morning for Monroe, where they went on a business mission. Mrs. Pat Oivens of Monroe is visiting here in the home of Mr.

Qivens' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Oivens. Miss Lessie Belle Dough of this city, is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Streetman at Standard, this week.

Miss Frances Meek of Bradley, Arkansas will arrive tonight to make a short visit with her friend, Miss Elise Glasgow. Miss Elva Leggett returned home yesterday from a very pleasantly spent visit with her friend, Miss Merle Burke, at Alexandria. Miss Hattie Brothers, teacher In the high school at Baskin, is home for the holiday season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. "Sandy" Brothers.

Miss Lou May Odom spent last week Uttiton and at Wnwboro. MiM Annie Hope Jonw toft jfcster- to spend her vacation days with he? parents near Arcadia. Miss Eleanor Simpson returned last evening from Vleksburg; where she has been teaching music the past year. Mr. and Mrs.

Pat Maroney and son, of Olbsland, were among those on a business and social visit to our town today. Miss Sarah Bryant, who has been the FWttn, U. are here for ttrtf with relatives, and are guttta of Mr. and Mrt, Bufene Liner and family. Rev Walker will Join his little family here Sunday, and together thvy will visit relatives and hi various portions of the parish.

Mr, and Mm. Thomas Walton Shields announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter AUine to Mr. Clyde C. Johnston on Sunday, June the fifteenth one thousand nine hundred and thirty D. F.

McLaurin and Allen Williams, of the Leader "gang," made a record breaking motorcycle trip to Jonesboro during the early hours of the morning A few minutes in going, a few in returning, with business transacted there during the interim, and the boys were back in their paces in the shop before their colleagues missed them, leaving some doubt in the minds of other of the employees, whether they really made the trip. (From Friday's Dally) Messrs. Eugene McGrider and Allen Waldron of Alexandria, were business visitors in town this morning. Master P. J.

Woodard of Dubach, is Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. W. ft. 0hirman.

Miss Addie Staples, who teaches at Montrose, Colorado, has returned to Huston for the summer with her brothers, Messrs. J. Will and Loye Staples and their families. Miss Lois Thompson's many friends here will be delighted to know that she Will arrive In Ruston this week to make an extended visit with her aunt, Mrs. E.

S. Kidd. Mr. J. H.

Dutsch of Crystal Springs, Mississippi, visited Mrs. Dutsch and the children Sunday, leaving in the afternoon to return to his place of guest of friends and relatives here since business. the Tech commencement, left today to! Miss Marian Lawrence who has been return to her home at Calhoun. Miss Merle Whitman of Lake Charles, teaching at Vidalia has returned to Ruston to spend the summer vacation arrived Friday afternoon for a visit of; with her parents, Dr. and Mrs.

C. H. several days as the guest of Mr. and Lawrence. Mrs.

J. H. Jones and family. Mr. and Mrs.

C. P. Dlgby and Miss Elisabeth Trousdale. one of the 'daughter, Miss Thelma, have gone for instructors at the Tech, went over to a visit of several days at Pecos. Texas, Monroe Friday morning to spend the they are guests of Rev.

and Mrs. day with relatives and friends. Winston Borum, formerly of this city. the guest of the Fowler children in the (home of Mr. and Mrs.

D. E. Fowler. Mrs. E.

W. Hilburn has been on a Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Mabry have Mrs. J. D. Head of El Dorado, Ark- gone for a week-end visit with their jansas, spent the week-end with Mrs. daughter, Mrs.

Fannie Grigsby at Ar-j Hc ad. who is the guest of Mrs. F. H. catna Gill during her six weeks' stay in our Mrs.

J. G. Hicks of Columbia, was ty the guest of her sister, Mrs. N. M.

'r. Moreland Lewis of Charlotte, Caroline who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Lewis, a bridesmaid In the wtddlng of er school mate. She will arrive in Huffton about June 90 for the summer vacation. (From Tuesday's Daily) visit with her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday.

Mrs. Pearl Lowery and daughter, Miss Pearl, and Mrs. R. W. Patterson, of Bernice, were visitors in Ruston on H.

M. Hogue, of Haynesville. is leaving today for a business trip through Texas and Oklahoma before returning home. Hon. Guy H.

Holloway of Farmer- Miss Billie Hightower has had the I vl one of the candidates for district 1 jt wiiv taiotl Monran Lindsey values-We have, pleasure of entertaining this week, Judge the appl oachln Democratic in Farmerville with relatives while at- mi received a new shipment of ladies Missee Hasseltine Brooks and Mary prlmar election was a visitor in Rus- tending the commencement exercises felt hats ln whlte and a11 81 1 shades, v. Bailey, lovely young girls of Oak! t0 Saturday and a pleasant caller at of the Farmerville high school. A read valuc at IM each Grove. 1 tnis oflice Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. Harris and little Miss Mau Jackson and Mr. and Barr, of Farmerville. r.

it, Mrs. N. M. Kinman and Mrs. Floyd James left last night for daughter, Peggy Jo, of Shreveport are i Mrs Jackson and others from; Betty Jo, left Friday for Layafette, Memphis Tennessee where she has visiting their parents, Mr.

and Dubach, were among the Tech visitors where they will join Mr. Kinman and gone to lsit her parents Dr and Mrs Charlie Davis, for a few days. in town yesterday jm ake their home in the future, Mr.lj. Ayers rs. James was accom- Miss Judith Crymes, sister of Mrs.

During the past few days friends; Kinman having gone into business at: pan ied as far as Monroe by Mr j-wncs Clyde Rogers, who has been a member have enjoyed a visit from Misses Fayejthat place. iand Mr and Mrs Allcn BarkHdalc of the Farmerville high school faculty, Baughman, Gussie Fenton and Olivia Miss Hannah V. Brown of Mrs Krousel and children left has returned to her home at Meridian, i Mississippi. Mr. George P.

Bush of Arcadia, form- prly a resident of Ruston and con-! Llttle 'nected with the Leader force, was ai ni ht visitor in Ruston yesterday afternoon. Dr and Mrs K1 of Mounds, The Misses Helen James and Frances Mr. Bush is now publisher of the Blen- were am those in the city yesterday Davidson have arrived from Sherman, ville Democrat at Arcadia. to attend the Hood-Young wedding, and Texas, where they have been students Mr. T.

L. James returned yesterday ere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest at Kidd-Key Conservatory of Music, the guest of Mrs. Louise Wyrick, for last evening for New York city, where days, returned home to Monroej they will enter a steamship and go to Miss Jennie V.

Reed of last evening. Miss Brown came overj Germany. The Leader wishes the to arrive to-1 for the graduating exercises at Louisi- Krousel family a most pleasant so- vi. in Ruston. ana Tech.

journ in their native country. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Brice of Shreve- were the week-end guests in the from Ashville, North Carolina where he recently accompanied his son, Mr. T.

L. James, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T.

L. James, and little Jacqueline will remain in Ashville for the summer months. Mrs. J. A.

Cleaton left yesterday for wivii ncr rcieti'iVGs, ivxr. i Epps. land will spend the summer vacation Mrs. Minnie T. O'Neal, Mrs.

L. H. Iwith their respective parents. Thurmon and Miss Maudie May Thurmon, motored to Monroe this morning Misses Lettie Drear and Marie Asand Thomas and Carl Bracken for the day with friends. left this morning for Tallulah, near Messrs Audrey Craton and Leanord! which place the young people will Harvey left this morning to return to'spend their summer vacation on the Harvey Couch, at Pine Bluff, their home in South Louisiana where i homesteads of their parents.

with whom Mrs. Cleaton anticipates the wi spend their vacation with I Col. John F. Hardin of Vicksburg, Mrs. Sam Griggs.

On returning home they were accompanied by Mrs. Brice's young brother, J. B. Griggs, who will The Business and Professional Wom- ib is having a picnic ing at Memorial Park. I of fun is scheduled to begin at 6:30 I o'clock, and games and light refresh- visit to their deltguhtful summer home i homefolks.

near Little Rock. Mrs. Jack Terral of Farmerville, has or the Illinois Central railway ifnes, Mrs. R. W.

Davs is leaving today for returned home following a visit near was a busness visitor in Ruston yester- Galnesvllle, Georgia where she will at- hl city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. day and in the afte rnoon a pleasant! tend the commencement week activ- Holloway. Mrs. Terral is remem- ca ed a the Leader office i Ities of Brenau College.

Her daughter, i bered here as Miss Lessie Holloway. Miss ffilda Snannan and Miss Nodie Miss Mary Olive Davis, and Miss Mary Misses Edna Protnro and Francelia Naremore members of the hieh school Leckie, also of Ruston, are members Tech students, left yesterday faculty a stronK Arkansas will ar Thomas Davidson, who will spend a the graduating class at Brenau. evening for their home at Gibsland, rive at home today'to spend their vaca- period of several weeks wi th them. (From Thursday's Daily) wnere they wl11 end their vacation Hnri wifh hmr Afri tc MI OO mQ Afte a Pleasant visit of several wee Miss Gertrude Jones and Clara Rich- with tneir respective homefolks. ardson, of Olla, were in town for a visit Mr and Mrs Dave Bra dley and little assistant general freight agent lts wUl be a big part the celebra Mr.

and Mrs. Comvay Liner of Monroe, were Sunday guests in the iiome of tixeir parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Liner. They were accompanied home in the evening by their nephew, to friends at Tech this week. L. L. Harmon was a business visitor Susan, of Longstreet, were visitors in town yesterday and the guests of thoir at Camp, the early part of the i relatives and Mrs Cooper on Col- week.

lege street. Mr. and tion with homefolks. Miss Sharman will be with her parents, Mr. and W.

R. Sharman. with her sister Mrs weeks Simonton, Miss Johnnie Stayton loft Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Nash, of Haynes- return home to Kcatchit Little Miss ville, motored over and attended a Marguerite Moi a who had been the phone meeting here last evening. They iguest Ol a week in the SImoill on on come again today and join their and httle 4 Miss Mary Rose Colvln il(; Miss Mary Dutsch and Miss Sara an rs Greaves of Haynesville, I sisterj Miss Louise Pontenot in a vaca Miss Stayton. Frances Murphy left yesterday to visit were visii ln town yesterday and were I tion trl to vme pjatte where i Miss Judith Grimes who has been with relatives at El Dorado. accompanied home by their daughter, will nave the pleasui of reunion witll visiting her sister, Mrs.

C. S. Rodgers Miss Elizabeth Alford and Miss' Mlss Carolvn Greaves who will spend other members of their family here, left this morning for Meridian, Treble Louise Mannery of Dorchite, vacatlon ln the home of her par-j A group of young married pe opie en- i Mississippi where she will visit for a in the city attending the Tech gradu- i er joyed a delightful picnic outing on the ifew da vs before entering Pcabody eol- ation exercises here today. Mlss "orotny Wise left today to; famous chautauqua grounds near here le se at Nashville, Tennessee, where she Mrs. Jack Temple, Miss Ruby Cook! end the summer months visiting rel- evenlngf where a gen eral good time 1 1 st on her master's degree durum Miss Pearlie King made a visit toi" iv in the est.

She will visit was had in pleasant comraderie i ing the summer. atives to Seattle, Washington. Wllll CIUC1 iw. 4 friends at Jonesboro yesterday after- a at land Luncheon was prepared and spread on Mr. and Mrs.

K. C. Hightower and noon. Misses Blanche and Zoe Heard left this morning on a motor trip to Houston, Texas, where they will be guests of ast of a V1S1 from her sister Mrs has had picturesque grounds and the oc- children accompanied Mr. and Mrs.

icasion became one of the most delight- John Allen Hightower to Shreveport Sunday to see Charles, the little son a 1 ortnlttht I01tm nis friends for several days. Miss Gladys Hancock, popular member of the Cedar Grove faculty, has arrived in Ruston to spend the summer jj er ends vacation with her mother, Mrs. W. G. Mrs Hancock.

Mr. Morris McKnight who works in Monroe came over for the commencement exercises at Louisiana Tech this morning in order to receive his de- J.W. Mowison of Somerville, Tennes- stay to Those participating in this of the latter, who is a patient at the were: Mr. and Mrs. Tigner Conger, Mr.

Shriner's Hospital. The little boy was and Mrs. Joe Baughman, Mr. and reported doing nicely and it is hoped our I Abe Harris, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond he will be able soon to be returned to Heard, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mashaw, Mr. his home. that an operation for the removal of her 1 and Mrs Armstrong, Dr.

and Mrs.j Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Mathews, form- I Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Roy residents of Ruston, but who have r.

and Mrs. Bob Wynn, Mr. and Mrs, been living for a number of years at HIP jf i i Allen Barksdale, Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Globe, Arizona, arrived here today, and me iocai sanuanum, weanes- Mr and Mrs Fred a te a sort stop over with relatives, left day. Mr. and Mrs. C.

O. Phillips and Mr. gree, having completed the require- land Mrs. D. O.

Cox and daughters, Mr, and Mrs. W. E. McBride, Mr. More- for Farmerville where they will visit and Mr.

Ardis Lewis and Mrs. Mathews' mother, Mrs. Frea ments during the fall quarter. Messrs. Herbert, Ragan and Clem Misses Genevieve and Ray, were here from Bienville yesterday to witness the' Miss Evedyn Ponder.

(From Monday's Daily) Mr. J. D. Head of El Dorado, i i i ncau ui A Dickard, were all at home this week.i«T ad atlon ceieuiony at Louisiana to frlends in Homer thls we coming to visit their mother, Mrs. W.

E. Dickard, whose continued illness is anxious numerous friends of Tech. Theodore he nnri I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morton of Plann ing Cherry Ridge community Caddo par-' ish, were visitors In town today.

They otuumt. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Patridge of Preaus. They will then leave to wit- ness the graduation of their two lovcl.

daughters from Mt. Hulyoke College. Rev. Robert W. Vaughan of the I Mr.

Morris McKnight of Monroe was Methodist Orphanage, who spent three week-end visitor of homefolks here, weeks at the Muthodist General Con' Miss Myrtis Sharman has for her ference at Dallas, Texas, returned home i guest this week, Miss Stella Turner, a Saturday, having spent a week In 1 charming girl of Fort Necessity, La. South Louisiana before his return to i Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cole and child- his home here. Mrs.

Vaughan uccom- enjoyed a week-end visit to rela- panied Rev. Vauyhan to Dallas, and were accompanied home by their 1 OI lives and friends in Missippi. returning here visited in Lake daughters, Miss Helen and Miss Ella Chicago, have returned to their home; Mr and Mrs Jeff KWd Qf Afcadla for a fcw days Mrs. O. E.

Foster of Hico, who has been visiting her Mrs. MM U) Mae who will spend their vacation at: in tne Windy City, following a mosti fc th Ml i delightful visit with relatives here, dur-! tneir Ml and Mla their home. Mrs. Lee Cargill left last night to visit relatives in Monroe. Dr.

J. B. McBride of Ansley, was a business visitor in Ruston yesterday. Mrs. Fred Adams is visiting relatives and friends in New Orleans this week.

Miss Katherine Ragan arrived home this morning from Franklin where she has been teaching. Mrs. Berta Helm of El Dorado, Arkansas, is the charming guest of Miss Alma Herrington. Attorney Joe D. Barksdale of Shreveport.

was a visitor in Ruston this morning, coming here to confer with his law partners. Miss Edith Carroll leit this morning to return to her home at Columbia, after a pleasant visit here with relatives and friends. Mrs. C. L.

Upchurch and daughter, Mrs. A. Summersill, and Miss Lillis Barker spent the day pleasantly with friends In Monroe, Monday. Miss Ruby Harris of Slmsboro, was the guest of Miss Wllma Lann and other friends here during the weekend. Messrs.

James and Will D. Cameron of Hcarne, Texas, were here for the week-end with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Myers and family. Mr. and Mrs. V. M.

Davis and Miss Dorothy and Margaret Davis returned home last night from Mineral Wells, Texas, after a visit of two weeks. Miss Mary Barksdale has arrived in Ruston to spend the summer vacation after teaching in Birmingham, Ala- bnma during the past year. The Child Study Club will meet in a short session of business Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 in the home of Mrs. Louis Langford. Misses Dorothy and Mary Lois Texada, have gone for a visit with their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Texada, at Alexandria. Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Perkins and children, Jeanne, and Arnold, of Baton Rouge, are guests of Mr. Perkins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Perkins. Mrs. Ruth Andrews and children, Gerald and Jessie Ruth, of Dexter, New Mexico, have arrived for an indefinite visit with the family of Mrs. Andrews' mother, Mrs.

J. M. Colvln. Mr. James Brooks of Quitman, who suffered some kind of stroke a few days ago, was brought to Ruston last evening and this morning was taken to a hospital in Shreveport for treatment.

Miss Minnie Lee Adams and Miss Frances Cole, of Wlnnfleld, were today's visitors from that place, coming over to make reservations as students at Tech. Mrs. John Davis, nee Mack Ledbetter, of Cotton Valley, is here for a visit of several clays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Ledbetter and sisters, Misses Mary Lou and Frankie Ledbetter. Mrs. Nic nee Savery Lewis, only daughter of the Editor, arrived in Ruston today on the noon train from Newport, Rhode Island, for a visit of several weeks with her parents. She will be joined here by her husband, Ensign Nash, in about a week or ten days. Many friends deeply sympathize with Mr.

and Mrs. Rufus Frasier in the grave illness of their little yon, Junior, of and Tbi church was beautifully dworataf In white and green. The altar was butt- S. Kidd here Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Ross DeLee of Shreve- Mrs Ben Thompson and son, Mr. in this city, returned from Ah'xamlna port, arrived this morning to visit their Wa dron and ot ner Thompson, of Alexandria were where she witnessed the graduation of sister, Mrs. P. G.

Grambling and Mr. visitors of relatives here over the week- her neice, Miss Evelyn Owen daughter Grambling, and to be present at the I A says that "possibly end of Mr uld fc Ovvun f(jniu graduating exercises at Tech this! uanc think 'applause' is simply Miss Loulse sellers has returned from of this city. Miss Owen graduated with morning, when Mr. Prentiss Grambling; applesauce with three letters omit- a visit to E1 Dorado. Arkansas and has honors and won in addition a gold received his diploma.

After puzzling over this one for: enro ed at Louisiana Tech for the for some specially designed bit of mi- John Farrar and son, Billy, 'Quite a while, checking and double- summer school. legiate work. stopped over with Ruston friends Wed- checking, we are constrained to ask: Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Sharman and Rev. and Mrs. C. W.

Smith and lit nesday, enroute from Bernice to three? Misses Mamie Hilda, tie daughter, Morine. will leave Wed- son. where they will visit relatives Ruston friends are glad to have Mr. visited with relatives at Dodson Sunday nesday morning to motor to Austin, for several days. Mrs.

Farrar is re- and Mrs. Rut us Fraser back again after 'afternoon. Texas, wht-n- they will wjtm-ss the membered better in Ruston as Miss a residence of several months at Oak Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thurman of graduation of tlu-ir son ami brother, May Coleman, formerly a resident here.

Grove, West Carroll parish. Mr. and Shreveport, were week-end visitors in Mr. Hmith, tnmt the Uimvi- Mtes Hazel Smith of Harris, a Mrs. Frasier are again at home in their Ruston and guests while of rela- sity Texas.

Monday wht-u Informer Tech student was married to pretty little bungalow on East tives. will u- av.aiuVd his Mu.su-r's Uegr.u. Rex EZell, of Epps, at the Methodist Mississippi avenue. Mr. and Mra.

R. O. Miss Audrey Tray lor of Monroe Yoimy Mr. will prububly iv.st church at Athens, Tuesday in the Stinson who have been occupying the spent the week-end in Ruston with wink- wuh his j.uivuU ence of a number of friends. They left Frasier residence have moved into the parents Mr and Mrs Truvlor "i'- "'id Smith alter which he Immediately following the ceremony Fred Crosby home across the street.

she returned to Monroe this morning will u-aeh. to make their home at Epps. i (From Saturday's Daily) Little Miss Juanita Jones returned Friends in of Mi, Mildivdj Cards from Miss Myrtis Davis, who Miss Louise Sellers is visiting in El yesterday to her home at Hodge, after Maya will be interested tu know that! in company with Mrs. W. K.

Dorado, Arkansas. a week vislt in the home of her uncte sh is a member of the graduation cituh i Mrs- James Thompson and Mrs. Attorney J. W. Elder left this morn- land aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Jones, from Randolph Macun Woman's college Ooison of Delhi, tra making a motor on abuslness trip to Monroe. Mrs Walter Brook8 of NecessU at Lvnchbuig, Virginia.

Mays will trip through the north ami tett; Mr. Jaek Mitehain, of FannervHte, is registering at Tech today for the receive hei'diploma on Tuesday and up- thejr ait fearing io guert ol mother, Mrs tern of wiwol, cEurtnglon itaving Lyiicitburg will go to ciu- 3 has been under care of physicians and nurses since he was stricken Saturday, Junior is a fine little feliow and many wishes are being expressed for his recovery. Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Almand announce the arrival of a dainty little daughter this morning. Mrs. Almand will be remembered here as Miss Allene Braswell. The maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Braswell while the paternal grandparents are Reverend and Mrs. C. F. Almand of Lake Providence.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ousler are having the pleasure of Mr.

Ousler's mother, Mrs. W. H. Ousler, his brother, Mr. Charles Ousler, and his sister, Mrs.

Paul Latham and daughter, Dorothy Anne, of Greenville, Mississippi, and Mrs. Ousler's mother, Mrs. J. W. Head, of Shreveport, who will be their guests for several days.

The Misses Mury Olive Davis, Mary Leckie, Charlotte Davis and Caledonia Cooper arrived today from Brenau College, Gainesville, Georgia, where they have been attending school. They were accompanied by Mrs. R. W. Davis who attended the graduation exercises at which time her daughter, Miss Mary Olive, and Miss Mary Leckie received their diplomas.

Miss Hazel Meeks who also a student at Brenau will arrive homo later, being delayed due to duties as president of Alpha Chi Omega soro- y- It is with tenderest regret that Ruston friends see Mrs. G. Ray leave this week for her new position as dean of women in Louisiana College at Pineville. Mrs. Ray will be sadly missed in tier church work, In social circles and a friend und neighbor in the community in which she has lived so Hut Louisiana College should be in its choice of one so ably (jualified for the position ahe will fiti us ranks, and a round of good wj.shi.'!i wiil follow Mrs.

Huy to her new work iu which will gain lor many other staunch friends and admit ITS. Hood Wedding Ih-auUrul IJveul uf fcarly Summer. The marriage of Miss Theuus. Hood of Ruston, to Mr. Duvlci Crawford.

Yuuuy, of Smtveport, tin ing ixx'iul event of the week. ceremony was solemnlwfd, Trinity ed with palms, ferns and wttito Tall tapers, tied with tulle, in cathedral candlesticks, shed a soft glow ottr baskets of spring flowers. At the organ amid southern smilax and tall white candles, Mrs. 3. L.

White effectively rendered the nuptial music, Mr. Kendall Hearn sweetly sang, "At Dawning," by Cadman. The bridal party entered to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march. Mrs. O.

W. Reynolds, of Little Rock, wore a French model chiffon of powder blue with lace hat, and accessories of ecru, and carried an arm bouquet of Premier roses. Miss Mary Frances Young, sister of the groom, was attired in a similar gown of Mile green chiffon, with lace hat, an imported model, and kid shoes of the same tone of green. She carried Premiere roses. Mrs.

James McMahon, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and was beautiful in a French blue chiffon with lace hat and accessories of the same shade. Her bouquet was also roses. Little Miss Gloria Dawn Tabor, neice of the bride, in a smock frock of green and wearing a leghorn hat, dropped rose petals to make flowery the pathway for the bride. The bride entered on the arm of her brother, Mr. Malcolm Hood.

Her brunette beauty was enhanced by an oriental satin ensemble of old ivory hue. An Imported model lace hat, off the face and draped to the side, and shoes of the same rich old tone, completed a true bridal picture. She carried a bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies. Mr. Young chose as his best man, Mr.

Gordon Adgar of Shreveport. The ring ceremony was performed by Dr. George S. Sexton, of Shreveport, assisted by Rev. H.

M. Johnson of Ruston. The groomsmen were Messrs. Jack Fullilove of Shreveport and Marvin Phillips, of Monroe. The boutonniere of the men was a single bride's rose.

Mrs. J. Hood, mother of the bride, was atlred in lavender chiffon with lavender lace hat, and she wore a corsage of sweet peas. Mrs. Frank Young, mother of the groom, wore a flowered chiffon, Orchid and fuchsia shades predominating, with a black lace hat.

Her corsage was also sweet peas. Mrs. L. M. Hicks, of Sweetwater, Tennessee, grandmother of the groom, was in gray chiffon, with black lace hat.

She wore violets. The out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. L. Frank Youngk, Miss Mary Frances Younf, Mr.

and Mrs. T. E. Amiss, Miss Marie Amiss, Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Barnes, Mrs. H. E.

Elder, Mr. Hary Elder, Mr. Gordon Adgar, Mr. Jack Fullilove, of Shreveport, Mr. and Mrs.

Malcolm Tabor, little Gloria Tabor, of Oil City, Mrs. Geo. Reynolds, Little Rock, Ark; Mrs. Hicks, Sweetwater, and Dr. and Mrs.

W. B. King, of Mounds, La. Many lovely gifts were received among them a complete chest of silver from the groom's family. The bride's gifts to her attendants were toilet sets in pastel shades.

The groom presented his groomsmen with gloves. Mrs. Young, who is the daughter of Mrs. J. E.

Hood, graduated from the Louisiana Polytechnic Institute and was a popular member of the 1927 class. Since then, she has been teaching home economics. Mr. Young Is the only son of Mr. and Mrs.

L. Frank Young of Shreveport. He Is a graduate of Centenary and is a member of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Prior to the wedding day the bride was honor guest at numerous social affairs, among them several beautiful showers. After a motor trip Mr.

Young will take his bride to their new home which he has Just completed and furnished, in ChenJore, where he Is in the lumber business. Pierian Club Meeting Saturday Afternoon Clones Club for the Summer. Mrs. J. G.

Ray and Mrs. C. C. Goyne were hostesses to the Pierian Club on Saturday afternoon, at the last meeting of the season. The meeting was held In the home of Mrs.

Ray's sister; Mrs. W. E. Leckie. The president, Mrs.

Ray, dispatched the business of the club, which brought to a close a very successful year, in hei' usual easy manner. The club's scholarship fund now amounts to $669.30, and is being used by four young women who are Tech graduates, as students. The program of study for the year, the subject of which was "Art," in its various branches, was arranged by Mesdames Paul Davis, W. C. Simonton and John Staples.

It proved to be one of the most fascinating and instructive which has been undertaken by the club. A "Quiz" was conducted by Mrs. Simonton to test the memory of the members, and to ascertain tlie amount of knowledge gained. At the close of the business session, the outgoing president turned the gavel over to Mrs. Poole Roblson, the newly elected president, wtio accepted it with a few well chosen remarks.

During the social session the served a refreshing ice course, after which the guests were privileged to inspect the rare and beautiful collection of claim and bric-a-brac which the home of Mrs, Leckie so fittingly. These works of art are Spanish Ul character, and come mostly from Mexico. Marriage Robert F. Wyrick ol (Q Siuith ol Ruatott,.