The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 345, Ed. 2 Thursday, May 31, 1951 Page: 4 of 33
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The ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
ABILENE. TEXAS
Page 4-A
Thursday Evening, May 31. 1951
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MRS. HERBERT JAMES BILHARTZ
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bilhartz
ABILENE BRIDE—Mrs. Jimmy Frugia was Jolene Joyner
of Abilene before her marriage May 20 to Pfc. Frugia. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Nathan C. Joyner, 750 Pecan
St. The couple will live in Wilmington, N. C. The bride-
groom is stationed at Camp LeJeune.
is it
Honeymoon in Mexico; Wed Here
Mr. and Mrs Herbert James
Bilhartz are on a wedding trip to
Mexico City following their mar-
riage Wednesday morning at 10
headdress of yellow split carna-
MRS. HERBERT EMERY GIVES REVIEW
OF "SOUTH PACIFIC" FOR NURSERY
tiepridesmaids were Mrs. John The play taken from "Tales of
Nicholson of Amarillo and Cliffa
South Pacific” by James Mitchen-
er was reviewed by Mrs. Herbert
Er Emery of Dallas, when she was
low organdy over taffeta, styled | presented by the Sunshine Nur
. . ■ .. , like that of the matron of honor, sery Wednesday afternoon 0 the
The bride is the former Billie She carried an orchid bouquet of Community YMCA. Some 250 at-
Mae Rogge, daughter of Mr. and gladioluses and wore a headdress
Mrs. C. F Rogge. 2949 Hickory of orchid carnations. Miss Estep
chose orchid organdy with a bou-
quet of cream gladioluses and a
matching headdress of carnations.
o’clock in the First Methodist
Church here.
St. and the bridegroom is the son
of Mr and Mrs H. J. Bilhartz of
4082 Potomac St.
The Rev. Marvin L. Boyd of
Plainview read the double ring
ceremony before an altar decorat-
ed with white gladioluses and gyp-
sophila. Tapers burned in branch-
ed candelabra garlanded in huck-
leberry The altar was banked
with commodore fern.
Mary Ellen Hayes, organist,
played "Air in A Minor" from
"Toccata and Fugue in C Major;"
"Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring.”
“Adagio’ from Sonato No. 3 and
•Arioso in E Flat," all by Bach
and traditional wedding music.
MRS. GEORGE VETETO
Photo by Thurmans
Jean Estep of Abilene, the bride's
cousin. Mrs. Nicholson wore yel-
Jay Dietzer of Abilene served
as best man. Ushers were James
Ball of Albany, George Robinson,
Bryce Jordan and Clifton Rogge ,
the bride’s brother, all of Abilene.
A reception was held at the
bride's parents’ home. The newly-
weds were assisted in receiving
tended.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tiffany sang
selections from the Broadway hit.
"South Pacific," preceding the re-
view. Numbers by Mrs. Tiffany
were "Bali Hia” and "Wonderful
Guv." He sang "Younger Than
Springtime," and together they
gave "Some Enchanted Evening."
They were accompanied by Mrs.
During the tea hour before the
review, Mrs. Harville Barber and
Mrs. Jim Jennings presided. Green
organdy covered the table, which
was centered with a green crystal
punch bowl, encircled with daisies.
A tropical setting was created on
the stage with palms and bird of
paradise.
Mrs. Don Knight was in charge
of decorations.
Bobbie McClendon Is Bride of
Capt. George Veteto in Terrell
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McClendon of his brother’s best man.
A reception was held following
Terrell are announcing the mar-
riage of their daughter. Bobbie1
Louise of Abilene, to Capt. George was ---------- -----------
Veteto of Fort Hood. He is the cloth and centered with a heart-
the ceremony The bride’s table
laid with a white cutwork
Dub Wooten.
Mrs. Emery chose a Brouno
original of white organza embroid-
guests bv their parents and the lered in gold. Her flower was an or-
guests by their parents nd the chid. Wearing grey organza was
wedding party. Mrs. Tiffany, who also had an or-
The bride's table was laid with chid corsage.
• cutwork linen cloth and center- Mrs Charles Passel, Panhellenic
ed with an arrangement of white member of the Sunshine Nursery
gladioluses and stock. A three-board, introduced the reviewer and
tiered wedding cake was served the Tiffanvs
by Mrs. Clifton F. Rogge, the We______—-------------------
bride's sister-in-law, and other re-
freshments were served by Pearl my Wheeler Is
Currie of Paint Rock. Others in 7 . D: .
the houseparty were Clara May Honored on Birthday
Bowden, Helen Barnhart of Aus-
tin, Billie Graham, Mrs. Willard ALBANY. May (RNS) - Hon-
uiv^ Estep of Paint Rock, Mrs. R. H. oring her son, Jimmy Wheeler, on
which Cooley of Clovis, N.M., and Mrs. his seventh birthday, Mrs. W V.
Damon Weber of Austin was solo-
ist. He sang 'I Love Thee,"
(Grieg) and "O Perfect Love.”
The bride, who entered the
church on the arm of her father,
was gowned in white satin and
marquisette. The gown was de-
signed with appliqued floral motif
on the bodice and skirt when — w ~-.........-•« -------- -------. .ori
ended in a chapel train. Her fing- Addie Mae DeVore’of Oklahoma Wheeler entertained members of |
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son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Veteto
of Valley Mills.
The double ring ceremony was
read by the' Rev. W. L. Trice of
shaped cake. White candles light-
ed the table which was appointed
in crystal.
the Baptist Seminary. Fort Worth,
in the Terrel home of the bride's
parents May 25, at 8 o’clock in the
evening. Baskets of white stock
and greenery decorated the impro-
vised altar.
Given in marriage by her father
Out-of-twon guests at the wed-
ding included Mr. and Mrs. Lelsie
Veteto, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robin-
son. Fort Worth; Mrs. Joe Veteto
and son, Bobby Veteto, Valley
Mills; Pfc and Mrs. Ardenne
Lockhart and Mrs. T. M. McClen-
don, Abilene.
_______._____ -_________Leaving on a honeymoon, the
satin designed with lace yoke and bride traveled in a brown linen
] dress with lighter tones of brown
the bride wore a gown of white
long, tapering sleeves. She carried
a colonial bouquet of gardenias, around the yoke. She wore brown
Her only attendant was her sis- accessories.
ter. Mrs. Ardenne Lockhart of Abi-
lene. She wore a blue linen dress
The couple will live at Fort
Hood, where the bridegroom is sta-
tioned. Mrs. Veteto was graduated
with eyelet embroidered yoke. Her _____________
colonial bouquet was of yellow iris, from Pampa High School and at-
Leslie Veteto of Fort Worth was tended West Texas State College.
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ertip veil of illusion was caught to
a tiara of pearls. She carried a
bouquet of white roses cascading
from the throat of a calla lily,
festooned with net and satin
streamers showered with white
rose petals.
Mrs. Heartsill Cribb of Amaril-
City, Okla. the first grade and their teacher.
Guests from Dallas, Austin, Mrs. Elmer Smith, at a birthday
Paint Rock, Albany, Amarillo, party after school in the back yard
Sweetwater, Plainview. Oklahoma of the Wheeler home.
City and Clovis, N. M., were pres-
ent.
Attending were Jimmie Wheeler.
Johnny King, Carolyn Garvin, Jack-
ie Mitchell. Ann Speck. Gayla
For traveling Mrs Bilhartz ie Mitchell, Ann Speck. Gayla
chose a pink suit of salyna clothTownsend, Bobbie Morrison, Linda
to, the bride's cousin, was matron with natural and coffee brown ac-Williams, Danny Bruce, Butch Ed-
of honor. She wore a gown of pas-
tel green organdy over green taf-
feta, fashioned with wide foldback
collar and tiny covered buttons.
Her crescent bouquet was of yel-
low gladioluses with matching sa-
tin streamers and she wore a
Little Qaluc Apiond
cessories. She wore a corsage of mison, Russell Hill. Bettie Sue Bu-
white rosebuds, erger, Sammy Wink, Edward Flan.
The bride attended high schools agan, Linda Welch. David Long
in Abilene, Lubbock and Sunset Sandra Burton. Danny Dunn. Billie
High in Dallas. She attended Me- Peace, Larry Abling Macon, Mary
Murry College where she was so- Nancy Aylor, Emmett Smith, Jerry
Joist for the McMurry Oratorio So- Parr, John Ed Price, Claudene
ciety and the University of Texas, Hash, Floyd Ledbetter. Nathan
The bridegroom attended Thomas Daniel, Billy Eugene Hettinger
Jefferson High School at San An- Jimmie Lee Barter, Mrs. Elmer
tonio and was graduated from the Smith, Mrs. F. E. Dodson, grand
University of Texas where he was | mother, and Mrs. Eugene Snyder
a member and officer of Phi Mu aunt of the honor guest, and his
Alpha Sinfonia.
cousin Robert Eugene Snyder.
Hawaiian Dance Attracts 150
Guests to Abilene Country Club
Hawaiian music, ■ leis, palms’Pugh who were host to Dr. and
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some 150 members and guests
Johnny Pineapple, whose Hawai-
ian name is Kaonohi, and his is-
land orchestra played for dancing
in the newly redecorated ballroom.
And guests themselves lent a col-
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dresses, gay cottons and gaudy
sports shirts.
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from Houston Also at the table
Elizabeth Verret of New Orleans,
La. who was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs Norman Finley Also in
the party were Mr and Mrs. John
Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Barr
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crider.
Brunette Mrs. Barr wore a vivid
red cotton, designed with strap-
less bodice and full., full skirt for
dancing.
At another table were Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Holly who were en-
tertaining Mrs Jack Hughes and
Mrs. French Robertson. The Jack
Simmonses also were in the group.
The Hollys were particularly en-
joying the music from the islands
which they have visited Mrs. Hol-
ly wore a sarong-type evening
gown in a purple and white silk
print with gold sandals.
Mrs. Robertson's soft silk dress |
was Hawaiian in theme with its
leafy pattern in tones of green
and coral.
Enjoying the hula dances of the
grass-skirted dancing girls were
Peggy Carswell and S. B. Rob-
eri' and Mr and Mrs. Ray
O'Brien, Jr. Miss Carswell wore
a strapless short black dress with 1
a lei of white flowers.
At another table were Mr. and!
Mrs. Edd Robinson who were host
to their daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Krieger, Mr. Krieger and Dr. and
Mrs L J. Webster
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dobbyn
were entertaining Mrs. Edith
Blandford and the W. V. Careys
were host to Lt. Comdr, and Mrs.
Laudius Wilkes.
Nearby Mt Dr. and Mrs. D. F.
were Mr. and Mrs. James W. .
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Applauding the Hawaiian com-
edy routine were Mr. and Mrs.
R J Jones, who were at a table
with Mr and Mrs. Garvin Cathey,
Mr. and Mrs W W. Wilson. Mr.
and Mrs Bob McKissick and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Grissom.
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of guests who included Jeaneane
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Other dancers were Mr. and Mrs.
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Jim Johnson and Ann Canada, Mr.
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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 345, Ed. 2 Thursday, May 31, 1951, newspaper, May 31, 1951; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1648591/m1/4/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Public Library.