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-Section A-Page Eight Miss Germain, W. M. White Wed in Cathedral Ceremony Miss Gloria Katherine Germain and William Marlow White Jr. were married in a ceremony held in Holy Rosary Cathedral in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Mr.

White, who attended Texas Western College, is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Dan White of El Paso, the grand nephew of W. R. Dorris and Mrs.

Fred Wilder of El Paso and the grandson of Joseph Plummer Dorris and the late Mr. and Mrs. Dan T. White. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Marlow White Sr. of Sacramento, Calif. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Grace McMorris Germain and the late Charles William Germain.

The double ring wedding ceremony was held on July 18 with Rev. J. Kutarna officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, J. Ronald Germain.

She wore a gown of white, French brocade styled with train at cathedral length. A crown of petals and pearls held her veil of illusion and she carried a missal topped with a white orchid from which fell streamers of stephanotis. Joseph Plummer White of San Francisco was his brother's best man. Following the wedding trip to Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia, the newlyweds will make their home in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The bride was graduated from Qu'Appelle Diocesan School in Regina and is one Bridegroom's Family Is From El Paso Mrs.

William M. White Jr. (Miss Gloria Katherine Germain) of the seven women television in Sacramento and American producers in Canada. River Junior College in Sacra- The bridegroom was graduat- mento. At TWC, Kappa Sigma ed from El Camino High School was his social fraternity.

Mr. and Mrs. Hawes Feted at Open House Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M.

Hawes will be honored at an open house at 5 p.m. tomorrow by his parents Mr. and Mrs. M. D.

Hawes of 1139 Caper road. The refreshment table will be covered with a hand-embroidered white cloth and centered with a floral arrangement of summer flowers. Greeting guests with the honorees will be Mrs. Hawes and her daughter, Miss Lyda Hawes. Mrs.

Hawes will wear a pink sheath with white accessories Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Hawes for the occasion. Her motherin-law has chosen a white sheath with navy accessories.

Miss Hawes will be attired in a white pique dress. Assisting with courtesies will be Mrs. W. C. Massey of Sierra Blanca, Miss Lela Weatherby of Ft.

Davis and Miss Lovey Neill. The honorees have been teaching in Nashville, After a brief visit in El Paso, the couple will reside in Austin where Mr. Hawes will work toward his doctor's degree in history. Miss Wade Is Honored At a Surprise Shower Miss Beverley Wade, whose marriage to Paul Mueller will be an event of Aug. 21 in Christ Episcopal Church, was honored at a surprise kitchen shower.

Members of Xi Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi were hostesses for the fete. The residence of Mrs. David Sills, chapter president, was the setting for the party. The refreshment table was covered with a white lace cloth and centered with a white cake decorated with bride and bridegroom figurines. Yellow roses, the sorority flower in bouquet arrangement, were flanked by tall white tapers in white holders.

Miss Wade is the daughter of Mrs. Paul Wade, a member of Xi Psi Chapter, and a charter member of Beta Sigma Phi. El Paso Museum of Art Open House Is Slated The Women's Architectural League of El Paso will be hostesses for an open house from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow in the Museum of Art for the opening of the "Homes for Better Living" exhibit presented by the El Paso Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Also to be shown will be a display of maps and graphs of the Chamizal Settlement prepared by the El Paso Department of Planning.

Refreshments will be served table covered with a treen imported cloth, centered with a tall antique brass Hadassah Study Group to Meet The Hadassah American Affairs Study Group will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in the homes of Twin Mrs. Hills Herbert drive. Schecter Mrs. Irving Heller will lead the discussion.

El Paso Herald-Post Women Page Edited by Bessie Simpson Miss Hart Is Honored At Bridal Shower Mrs. McNutt and Mrs. Howard, Hostesses for Prenuptial Party Miss Dorothy Jo Hart, whose swagged with miniature wedmarriage to Don Marczeski Jr. ding bells and small sweet is an event of Aug. 29, was peas.

Lilies of the valley, the inspiration today for a white roses and fern flanked miscellaneous shower given by the arrangement. Mrs. Jack McNutt and Mrs. Fresh arrangements of mulHerbert A. Howard in the ti colored roses adorned the Howard residence at 269 Chan- Howard residence.

ticleer place. The bride chose a turquoise Miss Hart and Mr. Marczes- and white frock, and was preki will repeat wedding vows sented with corsage of in Our Lady of the Valley lilies of the valley centered Catholic Church with Rev. Eu- with a sterling silver demitasse gene P. Geary officiating at spoon.

the double ring ceremony. Special guests at the shower The refreshment table was included Mrs. Joe Howard covered with a candlelight lace Hart, mother of the bride, Mrs. bride and Everett J. Bradt, grandmother bridegroom figurines.

Addition- of the bride and Mrs. Walter centered, al decorations included white Marczeski, grandmother of the tapers in a silver candelabrum bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Ussery Are Wed Sixty Years Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Ussery Sr. Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Ussery who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary yesterday, are being honored at an open house and buffet supper today by their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

James W. Ussery of 7205 Armistad avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ussery were married on Aug.

7, 1904, in Denton. Decorations carrying out the Jaycee Wives Set Meeting Jaycee Wives will hold a general meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Robert Crowther of 508 Ridgemont drive. Emblems for the Jaycee uniforms and possible changes in the 1964-'65 yearbook will be discussed.

Mrs. Craig Leibsle, president, will preside. All wives of Jaycees are invited to attend. Business Club Meet Is Scheduled Paso del Norte Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a business meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the private dining room of the Ramada Inn.

Mrs. Richard Cates, club president, will preside. Work will be begun on the club handbooks. Special reports will be given by Mmes. Erika D.

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New roads are opening up this long isolated virgin territory. Choice 75x125-ft. lots: $600 to $1000. Liberal terms. PHONE 565-2744, EL PASO (During business hours) or write EMIL KIEHNE, 5-BAR RANCH STORE, RESERVE, N.M.

EL PASO HERALD- Saturday, August 8, 1964- Miss Waters, Mr. Holsapple Marry in Chapel Rites Lee Chapter Luncheon Is Slated Robert E. Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, will meet for a salad luncheon at 12 noon Friday in St. Clement's Episcopal Church. Co-chairmen in charge of the luncheon meeting are Julia McIntosh and Mrs.

Naomi Jemson. The business meeting will be concerned with the preparation of the chapter's slate of autumn actvities. Ocotillo Chapter To Meet Girls, who will hold an initiation. Mrs. Daphne Thrasher will have charge of the reception in the banquet room to follow the meeting.

Mrs. Helen Fischer, worthy matron, and George Reusch, worthy patron, will preside. They invite all members of the Order to attend. Ocotillo Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Red Room of the Masonic Temple.

Special guests will be the members of Five Points Assembly, Order of Rainbow for WSCS Schedules Meeting The meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service of Glen Arbor Methodist Church originally scheduled for Aug. 4 will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, in the church sanctuary due to a conflict with the Workshop in Christian Leadership. Mrs. William Lowrimore and Mrs.

Amory Hale will be hostesses. Program topic for the meeting will be "Women in the New Age." The executive committee of the WSCS will meet at 9:30 a.m. Monday at the church. Chapter 4 OES Meeting Announced El Paso Chapter 4, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a stated meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 'Red Room of the Masonic Temple.

Mrs. Mary Horton, worthy matron, and James W. Ivie, worthy patron. invite all visiting members of the order to attend. Patio Party Omega Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi is holding a patio party at 8 p.m.

today in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 0. Cass of 4808 Yandell avenue. JOIN THE YWCA SWIM DANCE SPORTS MASSAGES VAPOR BATHS THRIFT SHOP Franklin YWCA 532-4452 At 7 p.m.

today Miss E. Lorraine Waters and Carl Dwain Holsapple are repeating wedding vows in Ford Chapel of the First Baptist Church with Rev. Hobart Bennett officiating at the double ring for their daughter's wedding are Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Waters of Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia.

The bridegroom's are re Mr. and Mrs. C. Holsapple of 1200 Likins parents, drive. Mrs.

Chris McEachern is accompanying Don Forrester as he sings traditional wedding songs before an altar decorated with baskets of yellow and white gladioli and chrysanthemums flanked by tapers in white candelabra. Trails of English ivy and pompons are adorning the sanctuary. The bride, who is being given in marriage by her father, is wearing a white long sleeved silk organza formal gown over taffeta which sweeps to a chapel train. The rounded neckline At 7 Che Gadabout bout A distinctive rendition of the traditional "Happy Birthday" tune by Los Churumbeles de Espana rated enthusiastic appreciation from Mr. and Mrs.

Orlando Barera and their guests, Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Bulkan. The occasion was Mrs. Barera's informal birthday party, in the Mardi Gras Club of the Sheraton-El Paso Motor Inn.

For the Asking A new, 28 page booklet on, "Why Didn't Someone Tell Me About All These Uses for Vinegar?" It's a booklet filled with valuable suggestions on the uses of vinegar from removing grease and paint spots and odors to vinegar's many uses in cooking. Get a free copy by writing: Speas C-0 Miss Lorene Freeman, 2400 Nicholson avenue, Kansas City, 64120. Among those dining at the new Southwest Country Club Melba and John Chauvin HAND-BLOWN GLASSWARE Visit our shop, and see our craftsmen at work. Glass ITEMS PRICED blowing--almost a lost art, the old world, and Mexico. The public is invited from to visit and watch.

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S. A. Phone 2-30-03 16 of September Ave. No. 1500 ACROSS FROM HOTEL SYLVIA'S Mrs.

Carl Dwain Holsapple (Miss E. Lorraine Waters) is accented with lace applique in rose design and the bodice is styled to a V-shape. The front panel of the gown and the train are studded with tiny pearls and sequins. Her three tier fingertip veil falls from a lace headpiece which is studded with pearls and crystals. She is carrying a bouquet of cymbidium orchids, white miniature roses and English ivy.

MRS. IAN WATERS is her sister-in-law's matron of honor. She is wearing a pale blue princess styled silk organza formal gown with a floating back panel. A contrasting blue bow of French satin accents the bust line. Her headdress is a Chanel bow with a pale blue veil.

She is carrying a bouquet of yellow roses. Ron Holsapple is serving his brother as best man. Seating guests are George Austin, Garry Feldman, Louis Brown and James Wood. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Waters is wearing a blue shantung gown with pink whose guests were John's sister and brother-in-law, Margie and Dwight Clark of Ruidoso.

The Clarks are houseguests of the Chauvins and plan to spend a few more days in El Paso. Women Are Chatting About black velveteen, the runaway favorite for dressup occasions with the younger set. -Sweaters that this year are long and lean, often ribbed and often paired with slender skirts or well-tailored trousers. -More beauty masks. Here's one with buttermilk: Mix a half cup of buttermilk and enough cornmeal to form a stiff paste.

Spread over face and neck. Being granular this mask is especially absorptive and good for oil skin. Simply remove with warm water. -The new colors for fall which include glow green flame orange red-hot red blaze yellow. Also the fact that sizzling stripes star in combinations like pink and orange or red and yellow accessories.

Both are wearing cymbidium orchid corsages. A reception immediately following the ceremony will be held in the church. Miss Judy Barrett is presiding at the bride's book and Mrs. Fay Moore is assisting with courtesies. FOLLOWING a wedding trip to Ruidoso, N.M., the couple will reside in Chicago, where the bridegroom is a student at Moody Bible Institute.

He is majoring in missionary aviation. The bride is a June graduate of Moody. The bridegroom was graduated from Burges High School and attended Texas Western College. Out of town guests who are here for the wedding include Mr. and Mrs.

Ian Waters of Wollongong, Mr. and Mrs. George Ross of Dallas, Mrs. Lina Bundy of Springfield, Ill. and Mrs.

George Davey of Wollongong. anniversary theme will be used at the party which relatives and friends are attending. Their other children who are here to celebrate the anniversary with their parents are Mrs. Louise Lewis of Duncan, Mrs. Peggy Jewell of Bakersfield Calif.

and Charles L. Ussery Jr. of Travis AFB, Calif. The couple's other children are Mmes. Pauline Henry of Henryetta, Mrs.

Tilda Mae Anderson of Allen, Okla. and Mrs. Marie Autrey of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs.

Ussery have 33 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren. Pilot Club Luncheon Meet Slated The El Paso Pilot Club will meet at noon Wednesday for a luncheon and business meeting in Hotel Paso del Norte. Club president, Miss Charlotte Crawford, will preside. Mrs. J.

W. Godfrey, the club's finance committee chairman, will report on the new project which is sponsorship of "The Dorothy Carnegie Course In Personal Development." and plaids are vibrant in red and yellow combinations. Among the vacationers Bess and Jack Clark and children Frank and Rochelle, off for a camping trip Lee Chauvet, combining business (Wall Street Journal office opening) with the fun of weekend in Houston. Pet Peeves. all the fun parties and get-togethers turning up in the same week while a month can go by without anything much to do! Lunching with a party of friends at the Empire Club John Mason with another group, Mrs.

Cambell Weaver. BABEE-TENDA THE ORIGINAL SAFETY-CHAIR FOR YOUR. BABY LO 5-6697 3701 E. YANDELL compote filled with fresh fruit and trailing greenery. Other table appointments will be of brass, and twin punch bowls will be of crystal.

Receiving guests will be the new director of the Museum, C. Clay Aldridge and Mrs. Aldridge; Mrs. Maurice Schwartz, hospitality chairman for the Museum; Duffy Stanley, president of the El Paso Chapter of the AIA; Mrs. Stanley; Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Daeuble and Mrs. Robert Fouts, president of Women's Architectural League and Mr. Fouts. New Franklin Lodge New Franklin Lodge 133, Ladies Auxiliary to the Railroad Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen will meet at p.m.

Wednesday in Penn Hall. Mrs. E. H. Eiting will preside.

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