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Browning, and from Galveston, J rc Herbert and Harris Kempner; from El Paso. Mrs. Harry Hutchinson.MMiss Alice K. Easley Weds0! i ot tk atWalter Roseborough TaberBrilliant Home CeremonyBsoWlt;gfstlt;*.Mk# ■r*«nr * * * » *(Beaumont Enterprise)Distinguisheti oy a setting ofiissic beauty, the marriage of Miss i lice Keith Easley. daughter of Mr. j id Mrs. Chester Arthur Easley, to | ralter Roseborough Taber, was ilemni2ed last evening at 8:30 clock at the home of the bride’s! andmother. Mrs. J. Frank Keith,! SO Calder avenue, the litual being ad by Rev. J. A. Smart, who also irformed the ceremony at the arriage of the pride’s parents. Throughout the house decorations ire characterized by extreme sim-ieity and stateliness, calla lilies tting the dominant note. An altar is improvised beneath the arched trance leading from the vestibule id a wreath of southern smilax rmed the background against lich calla lilies in effective ar-ngement made lovely contrast-iree wroughttTomorrow’sEntertainmentsThe Child Psychology Clubmeet at 9:30 a. m. in the federated club room.The Self Culture Club will meetat 3 o’clock in the federated club iMember of Pioneer FamilyMr. Taber is a member of one of Brownwcod’ leading pioneer families, a son of Mr. anu ivirs. J W. Taber.' His father, J. w. Taber, came to Brownwood at the age of eight with his mother, and living with hisuncles, M. J. and S. R. Coggin, six years after the death of his father. William Farrington, who was lieutenant in the Civil War under Colo-jwi nel Holder of Miss., Company F. lie jdied of wounds received in the Battle of Gettysburg. Mrs. Taber, grandmother of Walter Roseborough Taber, was a real pioneer woman with a wonderful heart, helping every one with whom she came in contact. She was instrumental with her means and by soliciting funds tobilaroom.(Offenback),by Wiegland.A reception followed and refreshments were served from a lace laid table centered by a floral mound of:yellow roses and valley lilies.Wide interestironrning white tapers were placed T .., intervals behind the prie Dieu ' tere the principals knelt for the wice.eandPlahr'i ■'man'iage bFcause o1' Ul° Pr2 of the principals, both lt;aid in building the First Methodist) Church ol Brownwood. WalterRoseborough Taber was oorn in the old Coggin home on Austin Avenue-Through the financial influence of the Coggin and Taber families many “Papillion,” arranged j accomplishments were made in theupbuilding of Brownwood. The ground on which Daniel Baker College is builded was given by the! Coggin family, who also bequeated !a large sum for the building of a) Fine Arts Budding ior Daniel BakerCollege and also scholarship funds! to aid Brown county boys and girls through college. Mr. Taber’s family.gaSCIScS.Cl Ii r fi tine i*5]iattachesthetoeminenceR.whofof whombeen social favorites. Mrs.Taber is a granddaughter of the i originally from North Carolina, laterJLalate J. Frank Keith and Mrs. Keith.and W. C.Lr. John A. Hart ith, Jr., groomsmen,J foot of the stair, drew ribbons ich formed ail aislei.*Ir Keith during his lifetime hav-moved to Mississippi, and Mrs. Taber’s family, the Roseboroughs,orsJ.tpa*t ing been identified with Beaumont’s1 originally from South Carolina,mov--iuume development from pioneer days un-jed to Mississippi in 1848. Walter■. Missanorking her entrance dowm the iad stairway, wore a distinctive vn of eggshell chepe de chine.hioned with long full skirt grading from ankle length in front j demitrain in back. A decolette *k struck a becoming note, and acteristic isen shoes offset a striking lovely tume. Her flowers were yellownet roses.fm stairway to altar, dowweddmg par^passed. ;anthropies. Her parents, Mr. and and college circles here. He is now’ «I Mrs. Easley, are leaders in society associated with the Shell Petroleumand Mr. Easley is a well-known club Company of Houston, with which man of the city. Consequently company he has been conne^ea fortheir daughter’s social contacts j two years, have been wide.lissO'Brien was followed by two i le flower girls, cousins of the j 3e, Cornelia Clark, daughter of i Clark, and Margaret Wiess, ighter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry ess of Houston, strewingals in the bride's path.*e dainty frocks oi white chil-Mrs. Taber's outstanding char-her genuine friendliness and she has made for herself a distinct place in Beaumont circles. She was educated at i Baldwin school in Bryn Mawr. of which she is a graduate, since that time has enjoyed vantages of travel. She soentroseI year following graduation Grand Central Art schoolthe succeedingatMr. and Mrs. Taber left forBiloxi, Miss., to visit. Enrout? they will visit Mr. Taber’s Aunt. Mrs. G. D Shands, in New Orleans, and his Cousin. Mrs. P. H. Shands, whose husband is a prominent banker of New Orleans. Upon their refit! i they will be located in Corpus Christi, where Mr. Taber will repre-the rent the Shell Petroleum Company, ithea k dai Rut noc \mebinwe?weithePa..andad-»•.#• %Thev I Yor andEurope where she studiedGraduating RecitalBroadcast'hebiide. entering with her aer. by whom she was given in rriage. was met at the altar by Taber and his best man, Bar-Kidd of Dallas. Miss EasleyJe a picture cice as she descended the sta^ler gown of ivory satin framed i cloud of tulle which made the . Fashioned with full skirt,111year in in various art academies.Mr. Taber is a son of Mr. and Mrs. J W. Tabei oi Brownwood. and since coming here several yearsago to make his heme has been . . , ,a popular member of younger so-1 ir^ graduating recital.On Friday evening. May 3, MissNita Myrle Ussery, pupil of Lyman Stanley, was presented in a pleas-Bv wav of’IMaDirMaHaiMaLanRinMoitieHelJaciBilland'em cireles- Mr’ *r;J Mrs- Tablt;r left immediately after Ihe cere-mony for a wredding trip, the destination of which was not disclosed. They expect to return with-„ in ten days to make a short visititly lifted m front and contin-1. thpnrp rnrn]1lt;. rhristit intn a ararvful froin in horl- neiC’ tiience ,0 COrpp.s GniiStlI where tney will make their home.Mr. Taber being associated with, the Dutch Shell Petroleum com-into a graceful train in back bridal cosaime was embellished 1 !eplum of point d’Alencon . Long tight sleeves were fin-d with cuffs of the same lace the tulle veil was caught by a . ith of orange blossoms encir- ding!Jnovelty, the program was broadcast over radio station K G K B, fromthe private studio of Lyman Stanley at Howard Payne College. A number of friends were present in the studio. Miss Ussery is an accomplished musician and she de-musicianudience by her technique and ability.lighted hero»-:pany.i exquisite program of given by Mrs. Lena Milam and. Alice Kent, violinist'1, and- Rae Kent, pianist. Wedding :h from Lohengrin was given rocessicna! and during the r?ony the musicians gave av rendition of Gaul’s Adora-** OthertheOut-of-town guests for the included, among otherl a cap made also of point lace.; and Mrs. J. W. Taber of Brov. n-carried a cluster of calla lilies. . wood, and daughter, Mrs. Earlmusic J Jones of Colfax, La., and Miss Virginia Taber; Mr and Mrs. James j tasy Impromptu.W. McCartney of Brownwood; and j from Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Underwood Nazro, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Averill, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wiess, imzaoeth. Caroline and Margaret Wiess Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Sharp, j t wuici iiuniu-ib piitycu lui- Miss Martha Wicks, Malcolm Love’t;Ik the services were ‘Salute and Ben Thompson; from Dallas -The first group of numbers played included; Prelude. E Minor, by MaeDowell, Scherzo lt;from Sonata» bv Beethoven, German Dance. Be*1-%/ w it-hoven, and RJiapsody. G Minor, by Brahms. The second group consisted of three Chooin numbers: Fan-V a iseWthe_ . I thatBrillante. i f{ i M J ■Scherzo in BOp. 34 No. 1. and Flat Minor. The concluding group included Rond a Capriccioso by Mendelssohn. concert Etude. D Flat, byLis/f. and Cracovienne Fantasy,!Paderewski.Miss Ussery was assisted by Miss■nourM* Elgar), ‘•Barcarolle”1 Miss Hattie Louise Slaughter, MUG shrillInez Petsick, pupil oi Cameron Mar-lt;y.davalarallin t'MosarecegTlt;
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