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tors-fi-tdhoill-ro-inlethislongns.,hotai1staner.us43,ms.•asled,edot.fr*In-hehahoIV-ir-ud10.in-pe,icaledvisAtMr. and Mrs. Zarhtry Ortti, Jr.Miss Bernice Durand and Zachary Ortiz, jr., WedMlui Bernice Durand became the bride of Zachary Ortiz, Jr., at a 9 a.m. nuptial mass and ceremony Saturday at the Pnjarlto Catholic Church. Fr. Schall read the double rlnc service. .rriTnni«i VZ /t f to bring out her glamour *md colonial bouquet or cov„ up hpr ,n piir,s•ion*. tu. *‘L* v i* .itWhite Chrysanthemums deviated the church (or the ceremonyThe bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Durand, Pajarito, was given# in marriage by her father. She wore a gown of white satin designed with a court train. Her veil wss of fingertip length. Miss Durand carried a pearl rosa ry and a white carnationsPate Luchetti, soloist, accompanied by the organist, Nato Hernandez, sang Because and Ave MarlaMiss Mary Helen Garcia, Santa Fe, a University student, served her cousin as maid of honor. She wore a gown of gold taffeta trimmed In lace. Yellow accents were In her hat of yellow roses and colonial bouquet of yellow and brown.Purdy E. Durand, the bride’s brother, served as best man. .The wedding breakfast and re-ceptlon were at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Zschary Ortiz, Sr., Pa-Jnrlto, the bridegroom’s parents.The table was covered with an Imported lace tablecloth sent from Korea by Mr. Ortiz to his mother. Candle and chrysanthemums were placed on the sides of the wedding cake.Mr. and Mrs. OrtJr left for Sun Diego. Calif., on ihelr wedding Irlp. They will make their home In San Diego.Mr. Ortiz recently received his discharge from the Army after serving In Korea.Mrs. Ortiz' father is the owner of the Durand Motor Co. She Is aNightcap IntroducedTo Cover Pin CurlsNEW YORK, Oct. 29 (INS) _ A lady need not look like acreep” in her sleep this year, ilrA lingerie company has put out the Komfy Kap” which guaran-at 7:30 with Mr; and Mrs. L. A. B. Parker at 2044 Santa Cruz-dr, Herbert Rauch, president, announced that members will eval-nale the story •'Checkmate In the current Cosmopolitan. A discus-slon of new plot outlines will he rs »* « .1 . - by Col. Wilfred McCormick,lr-* *NIr8,PrUz ** th* °w,ner adviser of the writing club. lr jof the Durand Motor Co. She■ li » Co-hostej.es will be Mrs. J. A. ,rll CMduite of Albuquerque HishlMeDonoush and Miss Hazel and .Browning Commercial'Lov^School.A/EiMwasby tcorpSati:MqueUr.hcejitA:wasthe1801FtwenA:weritlonnriviTthO'idenaclhPrcPlaTt a dt p. m Day,M sis* brid‘7thentesslt;YOPLTtnouincslt;;Me/0:30thecoinslateNCARThe “K.K., sheerest of all nlghtcapi In fashion history, is made of a wisp of nylon, lavishly shirred ivlth elastic thread. It is made in the form of a band-three inches wide, unstretched— which Is looped around the curls and tied in a bow at Its rlhbon-ends.When the elastic shirring is stretched, the cap will expand os wide as six inches, easily concealing the most elaborate of hair-pin, curler or chignon arrangements.It comes in six colors, is tagged at SI .3D and la also recommended by the makers for wear In open cars on windy nights.A b-et lliar ner ncr ner low. .mr'r ; day« .LOS AUTORES MEET TONIGHTLos Autores will meet tonightIn.nd:esm-sr-iteiey■mGabo Bloch. Mil S. Wellesliy, has been called to Mobile. Ala., by the death of his brother. Alex Bloch, He Is expected back Friday or Saturday.' Cast Iron skillets and Dutch ovens improve with use because fat fills the pores of the pan andmakes food fried In the pan lesa likely to stick and the pan less likely to rust.PLEDGED BY CLUBMis* Wilda Miillron, Albuquerque, Is one of M co-edi at East Texas State Teachers College to be pledged by one of six aocial clubs at the Commerce. Tex,, college. She has been pledged by Ialdlshan Club. A sophomore, Miss Mllliron is majoring In music and Is a member of ihe ETSTC band and orchestra.CHofvolamdsjPatwll8minceltilun
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Albuquerque Tribune
Albuquerque, New Mexico, US
Mon, Oct 29, 1951
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