Senior Girls To Again Be Feted At Tea
Lavchun Fort Sill Panhellenic plans a Panhel Tea for all senior girls entering college this fall at Hotel Lasetonian. The event features a centenary table with targeted Valentines and a formal business program.
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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1957
Page
18
Lavchun Fort Sill Panhellenic plans a Panhel Tea for all senior girls entering college this fall at Hotel Lasetonian. The event features a centenary table with targeted Valentines and a formal business program.
Announcement by Mrs. Virginia Davis reveals the marriage of Carol James Hasenbeck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hasenbeck, and Tom Craham of Stillwater. The couple, both connected to Elgin and Ponca City, married on November 10 at Guthrie with attendees from A&M College circles.
Mrs J P Shalvey is named hostess for a Beta Omicron chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting. The gathering is set for 1 30 p.m. Tuesday at her home 1722 As Joseph P Shalvey will attend the session with assistance from Ms Bansell and Fred.
Lawiey high school graduate Susie Crawford of Chickasha, Oklahoma, attends OCW and serves as assistant director for two scenes in the OCW Seals annual water show. The event runs February 28 and March 12 at Fort Sill with Susie among the candidates for queen, to be crowned opening night.
Karen Denison hosts a Junior club gathering at 7 30 p m in the home of Karen Demitsney 1912 Glenn. Janice Callicott presides with many members including Carol Scott Carolyn Rhody Su ganne Jones Marilyn Lewis Nancy Joyner Duffy Hawkins Kes Au vell Claudia Looney Ray Haines derry Sasser Janey Johnston and others attending.
The wedding of Martha Bell Yearwood Line to Sel Bill Line was conducted by Rev J W Webb at Saddle Mountain church south of Mountain View Oklahoma. Maid of honor Evelyn Yearwood and best man Abby Line attended a reception at the bride’s parents home with cake decorations and a three tier cake. The couple will reside in Oklahoma City where the bride works at the state capitol and the groom serves in the Marine reserve. Mrs William D White will host a Pas Nolle Grands club meeting Tuesday evening.
Cyril special wedding report says Mr and Mrs James Spears wed in the Cyvil Assembly of Ledchurch the couple plans a short trip then reside in the Mahaney duplex. The bride Grace Burcham Elgin daughter of Ed and Mrs Burcham wore nylon taffeta with a blue carnation corsage. Best man Jack Spears Navy stationed at Long Beach California maid of honor Sarah Burcham Elgin. Rev Henry Jacobs officiated at 7 pm January 21. The bride trained as a practical nurse and worked at Cyril hospital. groom a Cyril High School 1952 graduate and APCO employee.
Interested young couples are invited to attend a church party for the Young Married Couples Sunday School class at Heal Heights Presbyterian. The event is set for 7 30 p m Monday in the church educational building.
Four new members and a guest join the Carolyn Hunt club gathering at 2 pm hosted by Mrs. Harold Shari at 3208 Ananta. Mrs. J Willard Johnson presides. new members include Mesdames George Gill B K Fowsler Jack Russell and Joe Bertham. Plans for a progressive dinner party are set starting at the Brittwin home 24 N 36th with additional members listed.
More than 100 members and guests attended the Quest club day tea at Lawton Golf and Country Club. A spring fashion show featured ensembles and shoes by Scott's Apparel for Women and furs by Phil Hornstein with Mrs. Grant H Neuteboom and Mrs. Lawton Burton presiding.
At the Frederick meeting committees were appointed by the program. Members Vera Jones Irene nt Mari McBee Estelle Faulconer Helen Kelly and Salle Stephens were named to study the sick leave program.
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