I tDMHte AH ©we ^,^r*r?rEX ASMRS. RAYMOND E. LONGee brides and a bride-elect are presented in today'si bride-elect Miss Russell, has scheduled a Sunday on ceremony during which she will exchange vows erman L. Hardin Jr.o of the brides, Mrj. Miller and Mrs. Galke, were the e principals in Saturday evening services. They are ner Miss Helen Avis and Miss Elnora West, respec-Mrs. Long is the former Miss Patti Giegling whose je was a recent event in Lawton, Okla.CHILI SUPPER SET BY GIA TO B OP LEit supper is scheduled nd International Auxil-* Brotherhood of Loco-ginemen for Wednesdayo’clock in the IOOF Hall. The menu includes homemade chili, cakes and pies. Rosa Goen, president, announced that the public is invited. A small admission feeBRIDE'S PARENTS REVEAL MARRIAGEMr. and Mrs. C. O. Giegling have announced the marriage of their daughter, Patti, to Raymond E. Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Long.The couple was wed Sept. 26 in Lawton, Okla. Their attendants were Miss Joyce Wilburn and Virgil Jeter.The bride, now a senior in Wichita Falls High School, isWell-Known Couple PlansSunday Weddins CeremonVthyMiss Dorothy LaNlta Russell will be attired in a gown of white satin and chantllly lace when she becomes the bride of Herman L. Hardin Jr., during rites to be conducted Sunday afternon at 3 o’clock at the (Lamar Baptist Church.The gown is designed with a fitted bodice that features a sweetheart neckline, and Elizabethan collar covered with lace and edged in seed pearls. Theisiknel trim lt;c o1«a nntiwl r»n tVi*§ 'ifls ofivsleevcuffs of the long fitted sleeves. The skirt is full extending into a cathedral-length train and has an overskirt of chantilly lace. She will wear a Juliet cap of lace edged in pearls from which extends her fingertip veil of illusion. She will carry a cascade bouquet of white orchid and feathered chrysanthemums atop a white Bible.Miss Ann Hardin of Austin Is to be maid of honor. She has/pAitHnitfMl nn PhPA MC\