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Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 2A: William F. McFarland divorced Martha McFarland.
F. C. Garrett died .** Mrs. Emaline Perkins died .** Margaret Hankins divorced W. H. Hankins.
Page 4A: Eva Hall was appointed guardian for Jessie Cunningham, a minor. Ivan W. Hiatt divorced Blanche W. Hiatt.
Page 1B: William Gregg Miller drowned .**
There is a photo of the Johnson family. Four Johnson sisters graduated from Drury college .**
Page 6B: Eugene Gadd and Miss Alice E. Barr were married .**
Page 8B: Colista Mae Coonis sues to divorce Earl R. Coonis. They were married September 20, 1926.
Mary E. Carter sues to divorce Herschel Carter.
Robert J. Rotzinger and Cleo Fay Holt, both of Springfield, were married yesterday in Springfield.
Page 2C: Miss Juanita Barrett and Mr. Lyle Davis were married .** Miss Angelina Danzero and Mr. Merrill Benning are engaged to marry .**
Miss Marjorie Courtney and G. John Errickson were married .** Miss Marion Shook and Mr. John Carl McCluer were married .** Page 3C: Miss Christine Farmer and Mr. Carl Jones are engaged to marry. Page 6C: Prof. A. J. Trapp died .**
Page 8C: Miss Frieda West and Merrill Sevier were married .**
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Glosser celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary .**
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Four sisters, an graduates of Drury college, and th ilr mother sod father. Mr. and Mra. J. B. Johnson, 1230 Summit avenue, are shown In the above photo taken as Drury held Ita ! '-seventh annual commencement istructor at Springfield Seulor
Lucas Wat Wednesday. Left to right: Helen Johnion, ':4. expressinn fairy school: Eralya, 21. Mrs. ond Mr. Johnson, Eleanor, '28, and Irah, caching at Fairfield, Wasb, since ber graduation. .
3. Miss Ivah Johnson has been
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Graduates of Drury of 1928, the first mao ever to enroll an a student in the college ja the 1870's and the
aus La whoes mind originated the Idea which resulted in the founding af :"e college are shown in the photo
TA Resting lett to right: Miss Evalyn Jnhason, who made the second highest average grade, 112,' for bet c Cis college courat: Judge John Turser Walte of the Missouri supreme court, who, rode' s' mule', to Daury :Opted 1The first opened in September. 1177, Mim Meanor. Johnson' tuin' mistet of Erna um
Stadt suident of the class who avd'arsd IL for her college street, Gurkt M Hufroce" [Www tad originated the thought of founding Drury. and Mrs. Harwood The Harwoods now tre Dylan's Cal. He is 1 years old. The photos were taken following the o nimencemsot exercises Wednesday.
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Thomas R. Glosser, a Master Mason Since 1863, Came to Southwest Missouri in Covered Wagon in 1860; Aged Couple Enjoys Good Hleath
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Furriel Disputed to The News CUBA, Mo. June 2-Mr. and Mrs 1 Tlom: is R. Glosser. 88 and 86 `years old. residents of the Ozarks region for 63 years, last week cele. brated their sixty-fifth wedding an. niversary. They were married In ' May 1563.
1 Mir. Gosser came to Missouri with · him parente in a covered wagon in 1860 from Mansfield, Ohlo. Mrs. Glosser came to Cuba from Chill coth, lows In 1835. They have lived
continuously In Crawford county since that time.
Mr. Glosser never asked for pub- lic office during his long residence here and never was Involved' in a law sult. The Glosser family Ilved quietly In the Ozarka hille here and both Mr. and Mrs .. Glosser en. joy unusually good health, despite their advanced age.
Mr. Glosser was elevated to the rank of master Mason In 1863 and I, the oldest charter member today of Cuba lodge, A. F. and A. M. No. 3:2.
The marriage of Frieda West to Merrill Sevier at Carlyle. IIL, on Baturday. May 26. has been an- Bounced by Mira. L. West, mother of the Delde . The young people are ! talented musicians and traveling with a company in vaudeville at the wwwat time. Both are well known' and highly respected Monest young couple.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
James E. Morrison, 18, and Jeszle 1. Cunningham. 10. both of Spring- Meld: F. Lyle Daria. 85, Joplin, and Juanita Barrett, 11, Springfield: William Blepp. Ei, Springfield, and Linda Qimlift. 04. Hartville: Joe Melton 23. Springfield, and Emma Frances King. 11. Nixa: Robert J. Rotsinger." 11. and Cleo Fay Holt, 19. both of Fordland: Rolphes Q W'agermana, 11. Stootland, and Cola A W'Uson St. Carthaxo: Bert R Rowen. M. and Mat Bile. 22. both
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Farmer, 760 West Scott street. anno :nce the arragement of their daughter. ( hristine, to Mr. Carl Jo: . . of this The wryding will the piste Sitter part of June. -
LEBANON MAN WEDS Sporid Dispatch , to The Nero
LEBANON, Mo., June 2-Eugene Gadd, prominent stockman of Leb- anca and Mice :. Alice .E. Barr. of BL Louis, were married in St. Louis yesterday, Recording to word re- ceived bern today. Miss Bars was bors and reared in Lebanon but has lived in St. Louis for several
PROF. A. J. TRAPP. 95-year-old pioneer school teacher and sur- veyor of the Ozarks, is dead at the i home of his daughter. Mrs. David ---- Bush at Pleasant Hill. He was a native of Johnson county. Mo. and was educated at the old Chapel Hill college. 8ix children survive. -
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Shook-McCluer Nuptials Beautifully Solemnized
Pomp and Ceremony Mark Wedding of Popular Springfield Couple Held Yesterday, Bride and Groomon Motor Trip to Several Cities
: POMP and. ceremony_held full-sway-yesterday when Miss Marlon Shook, pretty and popular Springfield' society mald, became the bride of Mr. John Carl McCluer, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCluer of George Street road, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. .. Shook. 605 South Fremont, avenue, at 12 o'clock.
Miss Shook was charming in larkspur blue over crepe satin and woaring. a.flesh colored picture, hat, with shoes to match. She carried a shower bouquet of Annie Laurie roses. The maid of honor. Miss Helen McKee, of St. Louis, the bride's only attendant, wore a truck of flesh georgette trimmed In blonde lace with blonde hat and shoes to complete the ensemble, carrying a bouquet of pink roses.
The ceremony was performed by the Reverend C. H. Briggs before the fireplace in the Shook realdence, Improvised as an altar with flower and forns and art baskets of peonleg serving as the decorations and carrying out a pink and white color scheme. Mr. Ed Shelpman acted as „. best. man. Little Miss Frances_McVey opened the door.
Preceding the ceremony Mr. Frank Shadday sang "Roses of Picardy." During the services Miss Frances Bowman and Miss Josephine Um- burger, at the piano and violin, played "To a Wild Rose." To the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march the procession began and at the close of the reading of the vows the couple marched out as Liebestraum was played.
Only members of the two familles and a few guests were present at 'the wedding. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. M ..... of 'St. Louis, Mrs. Ralph McGinty of Chanute, Kangas, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dugan of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
A large wedding cake formed the centerpiece of the wedding dinner :able. containing the usual symbols, a ring, a button, a thimble, and a place of allver. Four tapere surrounded the cake.
The couple will leave soon for a honeymoon on a motor trip, visiting Memphis, St. Louis, and Oklahoma City.
ES curry. Brrickson
Wedding Announced
"Miss Marjorie Courtney" formerly of this city, and G. John Errickson of Chicago were married at the St. Marks English Lutheran church in ØL Louis at high noon on Saturday. June ?. The bride was given in marriage by ber brother, Mr. R. W. Courtney and attended by her aunt, 'Mra C. H. Reeder.' Mr. Erwin .Xemmits of Chicago acted as best MAL. The out-of-town, guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wobb M. Elliott, Mrs. Loins Kemmitz, Miss Bertah Merz Gad Raymond Errickson of Chicago, Fund Mr. LA XML. R. W. Courtney Find Rachael Relaty of this city. EST. und HIL Errickson will be at aise in Detroit, Mich., after Bept. 1.
DEATHS
F. C. GARRETT
Funeral services for F. C. Gar- ! rett. who died at his home three miles east of the city on Divielon Street road Thursday afternoon. wIl be held at : o'clock this afternoon at the Herman H. Lohmeyer Fu- neral home. Burial will be at 3.30 orlick Mr Garrett, who was widely known in this Iorally an . aturk- mor. Is survived bis his wife and itre children. Cecil. of Den ... r. Col. Mrs. Ester Tucker, Kansas City. and Miss Irma Garrett. of - Trzas: and two sisters, Jir. A. B. Bethel. of St. Charles. and Mrs. . Joseph Caylor. of Springfield.
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SS J. Barrett 1 Wed To 1 "T. Davis 1
T AS.wedding of Miss Juanita Bar- Hito. Mr. Lyle"Davis took place cindy drentheodins ToMockako [ :th .. ";om of the bttdi;parents .: Mir.]
«»,,performed by Reverend F. 1. .ris. the father of the groom. ! of ·; bride descended to the font .. stairs where she was met by : her father .. who gave her away .. The' entered the room through an, Use .marked off by white satin : ribbon. Mis. Barrett wore a wrd- A+SEHR (! white satin trimmed with rhinestones. Her vell was of tolle, held on with a hand of lace and wreath of orange blossoms. The bridal bouquet was of white rosee and Illes of the valley. Miss Mary tart. Bintham, atÃ'i'at the maid of honor, was dressed in a pastei abade of pain seen contseite and carried pink roses The four brides- maJde followed. Miss Forence El- liott in orchid george :: e. Miss Agnes Bingham wore pink georgette. Miss Losse Molit dressed In yellow rvortette. and Miss Helen Snider In partel bive. The four brides- ee!ds carrie 1 corsage bouquets with ribbon -" streamers. Little Miss Lawrene Davis acted as flower girl. wearing a dress of pink satin, and Mary Helen Barrett in pale green matin acted as ring bearer.
The groom and the best man, Mr. Allan Daris stood before an im- provised altar of ferns, field dalales. honeysuckle and roses. Musical numbers were given preceding and during the ceremony. Mr. Claude Love accompany by Mro. Ciny Jones sang "At Dawning." Mrs. Clell Adams sangi !: Oh l'romise Me." ac- companied- byarMr. Howe ; Steole !: Him .: Bigele; ; played "Lohengrin's ':Adding. March" through out the emony. 80
The house was decorated In . or scheme of green and
ng fern and garden flow .. . .: ... G.ning room had a wedding ca. . centerpiece on the table which held the armbolle ring, thimble, silver piece, and button. Van Fleet roses added to the beauty of the.room.
The bride's going away ouit was of tan with matching accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Davis plan to take a short trip to several large cities In the middle west, and upon their return will reside here.
Out of town questa who attended
the wedding included Mro. HI. S. Coleman of Birmingham, Als., Rev- ervod and Mrs. - F. L. Davis of Meyonda, Tyras, Mim Mary Pat- tarvon of Haskell, Texas, Miss Holen Balder of Kanmas City, Mo., and Mr. Rod Mcg Hacry Berrett of Kansas City. Mo. Two hundred attended the wedding .
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Dansero.Banning. Engagement Announced
A very charming party took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Danzero which served to announce the engagement of Miss Angelina Danzero to Mr. Merrill Banning of Nashville. Tenn.
The evening was spent playing bridge, and at the close of the game the high score favor was presented to N'as Hattie Hindman, second high to Miss Della Stevenson while the consolation favor was given to Mus. Goldle Jean 'Shleids.' 'The cut prize was presented 10 Miss Edith Widmeyer.
After the bridge game. little Miss 3. Ama Ragio entered the room carrying two large hearts while an. nounred the engagement and the fact Inal the wedding would take place in July. Refreshments were Derved to the following guests.
Thank Hhadmas Hatte Hindman
Holes "Drydes
Catherine Golven ?".
Gotdk J. Shleide Mao Mann
Trasce Cey
Catherine Tood ----
Mary Campbell
Uitlas Fullet
Barias Podla .
Holas Castroll MarcoHno Nervů
Agawe Hardesty Gertrude Eprohs Lars Heckenlively
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Xar Dịu
Okra Stambach
MRS. EMALINE PERKINS
Funeral services for Mru Emaline Peridas, Il, who was found dead Friday afternoon in her apartment ---- Jat itt North Jefferson avenue, will be held at the Alma Lohmeyer Fu- neral bome at 2:30 o'clock today. Burial will be In Hazelwood come- . tery. Yra Perkins"was found as- , physiated in her rooms by a neigh- Unr child. She is survived only by : a son. James Porking, ' She was the 'widow of L. P. Perkins, early day. Kpringfield hotel operator.
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Judge Warren L. White in circuit mort yesterday granted Margaret Hankine a divorce from W. H. Hankins. .
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Former Missourian Drowna in Colorado;" Will Be Buried Here
. The body of william Gress. I'll- ler. 39. former Mlaourian who was drowned In the Fort Collins lake neur Wellington. Col." Friday, will arrive In Springfield Tuesday for burini. ' Funeral arrangementė were incomplete last night.
Mr. Gregg formerly lived at Har- old. Mo. and was living st Welling- ton, At the time of his death. Hle
was fishing in the Fort Collins lake with a companion when he fell Into the water. He was unable to swim.
And had disappeared before his companion could rench him. Hus Dolly was recovered five hours later.
He Is survived by his wife, two daughters, Marcia and Maryanna. and a son, William Gregg Alller. Jr. and aix waters, Mrs. A. Har- man and Mira. W. C. Utley of Springfield: Mr .. . J. A. Looney. Creighton. Mo .; Mra. Reu Wright. Richmond. No .; Mrs. C. Comba. Long Beach, Cal .; and Mrs. Claud cowen. Purcell. Okla., and . one Sentber, Frank Miller, Springfield.
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Albert Berg was killed .**
Ralph S. Jones died .**
Page 5: The first train came into Springfield May 3, 1870 .*
Page 7: Births reported .**
Miss Myra King died .** Mrs. Flora Belle Oliver died .** Mrs. Emaline Perkins died .** F. C. Garrett died .** John Blackburn died .*
Page 17: Divorces granted .**
Roy Ellis, 26, of Sonora, Calif., was killed at work during the construction of the Pardee dam. He was formerly of West Plains. His brother Eddie Ellis accompanied the body back to West Plains.
Page 18: Miss Marion Shook and John Carl McCluer were married .* Miss Juanita Barrett and F. Lyle Davis were married .** Miss Ethel Hill and Perry Horne were married .**
Page 19: Miss Angelina Danzero and Merrill Banning are engaged to marry .** Miss Marjorie Courtney and G. John Errickson were married .** Miss Christine Farmer and Carl Jones are engaged to marry .*
Page 22: There is an article about Mrs. Elizabeth Tabor .**
Page 28: Card of thanks .**
MISS MARJORIE COURTNEY WEDS JOHN ERRICKSON.
Allas Marjorie Courtney, formerly of
wingfield, and O. John Errickson'or Micago, were married at st. Mark's : English Lutheran church in st. Louis at high noon yesterday. The bride wus tiven'in merrtage by her brother. R. W. Courtney of Springfield, and attended by her aunt, Mrs. O. H. . Reeder. - Erwin Kemmitz pr-Chicago acted as best man. The out-of-town questa were Mr. and Mrs .. Webb M. Elliott, Mrs. Louise Kemmite, Miss Bertha Mers and Raymond Errick- son of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. n. W. Courtney and Miss Rachael. nainey of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Errichson will be at home in De- troit. Mich .. after Sept 1. ,
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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT OF CHRISTINE FARMER.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Farmer. 766 W'est Scott street, announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Miss Christine Farmer, to Carl Jones of Springfield. The wedding will take place the latter part of June.
MISS MODENE MMDITH
IND E.SCO KELL MARRY.
The marriage of Mla Imogene smith. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A Smith, 1317 Summit avenue, and Mr. Faro Kell took place at 8.30 "ilor Monday evening at the home of her parents The Rev John T. Wta uciforined the ceremony. The . hide was attended by Mina Luc!lle Birke an maid of honor and the bride- groom by . Jom Adams of Aurora as croomsman. The ceremony took place hefora an Improvised altar of Terna and thewer. Miten Helen Morton ard Heron Morton played Lohengrin's ... " :.. ....... 5 0w processional .:: d "I Love You Truly" during the rremony. Following the wedding service a supper was served to about 30 guests .. Mr. and Mrv. Kali will be at home at Goaway after a short wed-
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MISS JUANITA BARRETT AND MR .: LYLE DAVIS MARRIED
1 Beautiful Ceremony Celebrated Last Night at Home of : Bride's Parents.
.One of the lovellest weddings of, the ring shaped wedding cake, the -- the season was celebrated last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred -. center of which was filled with pale pink roce buda Burning white tapers In sliver candirsticks added to : W. Berrett. 1331 Washington avenue. the beauty of the table decorations. ; when their daughter, Juanite, be-
Mr. ecd Mre. Davis left last night : "came the bride of Mr. Lyle Davle of' for . ahort honeymoon, after which Joplin. Mo. A green and white color , they will make their home In Joplin. scheme was observed throughout the ' The bride's traveling costume was @ decorations with white roses. honey ! tan ensemble with harmonizing ac- suckle, delsles and ferns the favored cessorica. flowere. The etairway was entwined ; Both are graduates of Drury col- lege. and of the name class. Mrs. ; with ferna and honeysuckle. while at Intervals were placed small bou- David is a member of Delta Delta : quets of roses and delsles from which Delta mrority and Mr. Darle le hung white An'in atreamers. The t assle from: the stairway to the altar www formed of white satin ribbon. Several amiall white pedestala were . - Out-of- town quests'il the wedding were: Reverend' and Mrs. F. L. Daris of Floydada, Tez .; Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Daris of Joplin; 'Miss Helen -- : Snider' of Kansas City, No .: Mra. H. 8. Coleman of Birmingham, Ale .; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barrett of 'Kansas City, Mo.,. Mrs. H. 8. Coleman of Birmingham. Att .: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barrett of Kansas City. Mo .. and Miss Mary Patterson of Haskell, Tex. placed along either aide of the aisle to hold the ribbons. The top of each pedestal held a shower bouquet of the roses and daistes. The back of the altar wan banked with palma. 'and ferna while the arch over the efter wsa of Isttire work entwined with honeysuckle. detsies and pink and white roses. Tall art baskets of ; the flowers were placed on either side ! of the altar and meny baskets of ! : the .romen. ,and delalcan were placed throughout the house.
Tha Reverend F. L. Davis, father of the bridegroom, read the single ring service. The bride wea given away by her father. . .
The bride's dress was white satin trimmed In rhinestones. She wore . a long white tulle vett whir" was caught to her head with a lac+ band . and orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of white rose buds i . and filles of the valley. Little Law- rene Davis, the flower girl, wore @ deluty pink frock and scattered pink ---- and white rose petals along the alale. Little Mary Holen Barrett was the ring bearer. She was cherming In a pale green satin frock., The mald of honor. Miss Marguerite Bingham. wore pals steen georgette and warted Stok fosts .: "The bridge charming in -. georgette+~frocks .i'm pastel shades_ _ They work-cottage. bouquets of roses and sweet peas. Miss Lobis Moist wore yellow, Mix Florence Elliott. orchids Mist. Agnes Bingham "was in pink and Mise Helen Snider wore blue.
Allen Daris, brothier of the bride- groom, was best .man.
: Preceding the ceremony Mra. - Clell Adams sang "O Promise Me," accom- panied br Mre. Clay Jones, and Mr. Cloude Love sang "At . Dawning." Mra. Howe Steele played Lohengrin's wedding march as the bridal party passed- down the sinte to the altar and Mendelssohns wedding march after the ceremony.
A wedding supper was serred im- mediately after the service. The cen- ter of the dining room table held
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Over' 300 guests were present at the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Juanita Bar- rett. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Barrett. 1831 Washington avenue, and F. Lyle Davis, son of the Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Davis of Floydada. Ter, took place at # o'clock last night. About 200 guests attended the wedding, which was one of the most! elaborate of the season. Miss Barrett bas been honored at many accid af- fitre ince the announcement of her engagement to Mr. Davis. The last of these was a dinner given by her parents Friday evening. She was complimented Thursday by members of the Delta Delta Delta alllance.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs .-- I .. J. Johnson of Springfield, Mo., announce the; barth of . daughter, Lorene, May 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ray. 8517 Ben- ton avenue, announce the birth of daughter June Lat the Springticid Baptut hospitala
A daughter was born to Mf. and Mrs. R. H. Luce, of Rogersville June I at the Springfield Baptist hospital. =
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McCLUER-SHOOK WEDDING CELEBRATED YESTERDAY
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Popular Young Couple Left on. Motor Trip Immediately After Ceremony.
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A very charming honte wedding was Alpha Lambde and Lambda Alpha; celebrated at noon yesterday when Lambda high school sororities. She · Miss Marion Shook, daughter of Mr. ; and Mrs. W.E. Shook. 605 South Fre.
le & graduate of Senior high school and attended State Teachers college here Mr. McCluer is a graduate of mont avenue, become the bride of Western Millury Academy and a John Carl MeCluer, son of Mr. And member of Delta Phi Omegs fratern- Mra. J. W. McCluer. George street Ity. Both are well known and pop- ular members of local social circles.
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rond An alter was formed in front of the mentle which was banked with palms and ferna with fall art basketa of peonies on elihier side. The center of the mantle above the ferus held a large bowl of roses and four tall cream tapers in silver can- dlesticks. A pink and white color sheme predominated throughout the decorations with many bowls of pink roses end peonies artistically placed about the house. The aingle ring ceremony wea reed by the Reverend Dr C. H Briggs
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. The bride war charming In a frock ,
' flesh ship trimithed with sliver In.ce She wore . flesh colored transparent , picture hot trimmed with veivet rib- bon and alippers the shade of her : dress. Bhe carried & shower bouquet . of Annie Laurie roces Her only jew- eir wen a diamond hat pin, the gift of the hridegroom. .
Miss Hele: McKee : St loum. cousin of the bride. was mald of hon- for. Bbe wan gowned !! flesh georg- otte trimmed with hlord lace and : wore a small firth het :rimmed with Ince. She carried Optimi: , 19925. Ed- ward Shepiman was best man.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Jore- phine Umbarger played & vlohn solo. "Licbestmaum" i Liszt, accompanied at the piano by Mias Francea Box - man. Mr. Prank Shady. of Joplin. | sang "Roses of Picardy " He wel also accompanied by Mine Bowman. Miss Umbarger and Miss Bowman played Lohengrin' were'ne match as the bridal part' appie bed the alta:
and played "To a Wild Rose" (Mac -! Dowells softly during the ceremony.
Immediately after the ceremony the wedding. breakfast was sorved In the dining room. 'The center of the table hold the white wedding cake. The center of which was filled with pink roFed, -; "
Mr. and Mro. McCluer left for & motor trip to St. Louis. Oklahoma City and Memphin Upon their re- turn they will make their hone with Mr. McCluer's parenta. The bride's traveling costume was a tan en- semble with a tan felt hat and acer cessorles to metch.
Only relatives of the young couple and a few close friendn were present at the wedding. Out-of-town guente were. Mer. W. E McKre of St. Louis Mrs Ralph MrGinty of Chanuta, Kans., and Mr. Jemen Hliggina of St. LouLA.
Mrs. McCluer le a member of Thu
The opening of the Bride's Month brought a rush of marriages to Springfield society. Two of the most Interesting of. these"wert "the mar- Tlages of Mine Marion Shook to John Carl MoCluer and Miss Juanita Bar- rett to F. Lyle Davis, both of which took place estarday ....
Beautiful simplicity marked""the wedding of Miss Marlon Shook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shook. 635 Bouth Fremont avenue, and John Carl McCluer, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. MCCluer of George atreet' road. " The ceremony took plece at the home of the bride's par- ents at high noon yesterday. Nu- merous parties have been given by society hostemses complimenting Miss 8book. During the past week Miss Catherine Burman, Miss Dorothy An- derson, Mies Frances Bowmen and Mrs. William Hardesty have enter- Lained charmingly in her honor.
Engagement of Miss Danzero Is Told by Parents
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Friday nigtis at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' Di" Dansero. 955 Weet Walaut of their daughter; Miss Angelina Dan- sero, to Merrill Banning of Nashville, Tens Bridge was the diverion of the evening, ""High score" "favor vis. awarded to Him Hattis Hindman, seo- ond to Mies Della Stevenson and con- solation to Mis Choldie Jean Bhlelda. Cut favor went to Miss Edith Wid- meyer. . .
After the bridge game little Miss to Ann Ragle entered the entertaining rooma carrying two farge hearts. which announced that the wedding will take place in July. Questa of the evening were: Misses Vinnie Hindman, Hattie Hindman. Helen Dryden. Cetherina Gelven. Mery Gel- _ren, Goldle Shields,- Dells Stevenson, Mao Flenn. Francea Coy, Edith Wid- meyer, Catherine Toon, Lorene Wil- son. Mary Camphell. Lillian Fuller, Sa- vina Felin, Helen Cantrell. Marceline Nerud, Agnes Hardesty, Lillian Con; ley, Gertrude Sproha, Jewell Banning. Lure Heckenlively. Leola Danzero. Angeline Danzero; Mesdamen Emry E Dllday. Jack Ragic. Gien Stambach, und Edgar Eagan
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