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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1952
Page
11
Miss Nan Foust Clapp and David Truman Steele were married last night at St. Mary's Church. A wedding breakfast hosted by Miss Helen Brown and a rehearsal dinner at Rockford Road preceded the ceremony with about thirty guests including out of town visitors and two flies.
Co hosts Mrs Frank Smith and Miss Shirley Allred hosted at Cedrow to honor Mrs Dane Guyer former Miss Marcelene Garner. Honoree received a corsage of pink rose buds carnations and gypsophila with pastel ribbon. Delicate refreshments served to eighteen guests including the honoree mother Mrs W N Garner and mother in law Mrs R D Guyer.
A week of gatherings from buffet suppers to luncheons and card parties marks celebrations for Miss Helen Jacobs. Activities include a Wednesday junior club bridge luncheon at the YWCA, a Greens home luncheon, outdoor supper at Ardmore Circle, a Friday hostess luncheon, a Saturday bride’s luncheon at Asia Restaurant, and a Sunday wedding rehearsal and ceremony at Wesley Memorial Church. Names tied to hosts include Herman Bernard Gilbert Bernard Stan Taylor Adolph Gayes M Abeles Sara Wagger Betsy Dean Wagger Jean Martin M C Kellam William Wrenn Don Martin Clarianne Massey Tom Kellam Massey Kellam and the Jacobs family with relatives in Sylva and Washington DC.
A noon luncheon and swimming party honored Miss Diane Wagner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brownie Wagner, as she turned twelve at Emerywood County Club. Guests included Libet Ripley, Jane Ripley, Carolina White, Patty Ingram, Dana Metcalfe, Sheila Wwer, Eleanor Garst, Marsha White, Nancy Poston, Judy Metcalfe, and Mary Lynn Wagner.
Final pre nuptial events for Miss Nina Wilson and Roy H Watts Jr were held at the home of Mr and Mrs R H Lee on Homestead Avenue after their marriage at Deep River Friends Church. Guests numbered about twenty five including wedding party families and out of town relatives. The gathering followed a church rehearsal and featured nuptial music and a cake cutting.
Miss Irene Elizabeth Hutchison and Robert Wallace Swinson wed at Grace Methodist Church Greensboro in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe R Hutchison, wore satin with seed pearl embellishments. groom is son of Mr and Mrs George W Swinson. After a Florida trip, they will live at 2010 Clemmons Street Greensboro.
Mrs Joe Gray will entertain members of the Pentagon Club at her home 615 Gatewood Avenue Monday evening. The hour for the meeting will be cut o clock and light will be election of a
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