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*WICHITA DAILY TIMESSCNDW. JANi:.\RY 1. 1M2MAOS 'V A- BBSS ^ BW/M A. BBSS MK$* A* M.W. c. T'AYLOfLBarrondervin ;* lly Gas* hat her g; Rose dlss A1-wath aa a real■ Barton Messrs. 1 WhiteSeries of Beaatif td Pre-NuptialParties Honors Popular WichitansIN THE PICTURES ~ Mrs. A. Lee Whitt, talentedexpression student, wilt take pm of the leading parts in the play, “This Thing Called Love,” which is to be presented at the Woman's Forum clubhouse Thursday evening. Mrs. Whitt formerly worked in the Abilene Little Theater.2.RenfroWho WUlBecome January Bridesmm ©am*2.—Mias laughteri hoft ofson of tit were chapel 27, Rev. ipresslvaEven though June ii recognised as the month of brides, the first month of the year is a favorite of Cupid’s and the past week-end was filled with beautiful social events honoring Miss WiU$tte Jarrell and Mfias Jennie Morgan, two charming daughters of prominent Wichita Falla families, whose weddings have been announced for January. Misses Joline Woods, Mary Du*fr~ lney and Elisabeth- Langford wereMrs. LeRoy Eddy Is a recent marriage Miss Claudia Mae Hlt; af Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Herd of t t 608 East Erwin street. TvlesBeautiful Interpretation ofAlfred Noyes’ PoTheme for ChoralMrs. Ira L. Cain Jr. is another recent bride and was before her marriage Miss Ouida Mae Spoonts. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Spoonts of this city.hostesses Saturday at a beautiful luncheon and handkerchief shower at the Forum clubhouse.The long dining table was beautiful with masses of honcydew roses In errata! bowls, trailing sprays of tom linking the bowls and stressing the two colors chosen by the piquant brida-eicf.Ibt handsome gift presented by the hostesses and the bones of exquisite handkerchiefs brought by the guests were wrapped in the same lovely colors.PinAA Aflirafe afriMudnff fSi* hridatCarnival FreaksHostesses forWriters LunchMiss Helen Ramming of Floydada was an attractive holiday visitor in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Chester Wynne. She is s student at Miss Hockaday School for Girls in Dallas, and was honoree at a delightful dance given for the school crowd by her aunt, at the country club while here.Reorganized under the direction of Mrs. Pearl Calhoun Davis one year's inactivity, the Wichita Falls Woman's Choral club will sent its opening concert of the year at the Woman's Fomm Tui night, Jan. 5, at 7:30 o'clock. The program is being given for the era! public, and there will be no admission charge of any kind Departing from past practice Sn4p~----The writers department of the Woman's Forum will present clever program arranged with un-UBiml mtfrnotlon ~Thiirdnv at nnftnMrs. W. C. Taylor, also a bride, was before her marriage Miss Vivian Barner. She is the daughter of Mrs. J. D. Barner of 1705 Kemp boulevard, and is a well known business woman of the city.the matter of program construction,the Chora! club will use but one composition in its concert. The number chosen is a setting of Alfred Noyes’ poem, ’‘Slumber Song® of the Madonna, the musical score being the work of May A. Strong.Chamber music furnished by the Raub String qrartet will precede the appearance of the choral club, and a violin and cello from that group will be used with the piano on the accompaniment of vocal numbers.Inspired by the original story of Christmas, the Noyes poem is a fanciful and appealing interpreter tlon of moods attributed to Mary,licaey, and is exceptionallychosen for presentation by a cl of trained women’s voices.In literary text and musical s it has the fine texture of old Its figures are etched with c and grace, and with exes fineness.Mrs. Kenneth Bebb, soprano sing the solo which comprise first movement in the cycl well as the recurrent obligato sages is succeeding parts o: composition. With Mrs. ’W Olmsted at the piano, the alt;paniment throughout will in violin and cello supplied by M the mother of Jesus, as she con-1M. Miller and Edwin A. Beb
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Wichita Falls, Texas, US
Sun, Jan 03, 1932
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