The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 14

Page 2B THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, PLANNING A SKI TRIP? BE SURE TO TAKE OUR PROTECTIVE GLASSES ALONG Sunglass The Plaza in Shack, Inc. Highland Village 366-4298 Candle House II 170 Highland Village 362-2624 CLOCKS OFF HOWARD MILLER SETH THOMAS CORNWALL BATTERY CLOCKS OFF Candles a mark of gracious living. Look 2 OFF CHILDREN'S BUSTER BROWN AND FAMOLARE'S SELECT GROUP THE LITTLE COBBLER 128 HIGHLAND VILLAGE 366-7653 MISSISSIPPI Thursday, January 15, 1981 Brasfield, Vinson united in double ring ceremony Miss Evelyn Irene (Lynn) Brasfield and David Wilson Vinson were married in a 4:30 p.m. ceremony Dec. 27 at Tannenbaum, the home of the bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. F. E. Brasfield Jr. of Edwards.

The groom is the son of Dr. J. W. Vinson and the late Mrs. Martha Varner Vinson of Jackson.

The Rev. B. I. Anderson, pastor of Alta Woods Presbyterian Church, performed the ring ceremony before an altar which was improvised in front of the fireplace and brick chimney that reached to the cathedral ceiling of the great living room. On either side of the altar were matching Christmas trees of native cedars which featured red velvet bows, red ornaments and miniature white lights.

The focal point of the area was an antique brass container on the mantel which held a massive arrangement of red poinsettias, native red berries and native cedar. On both sides of the fireplace were brass hibachis containing large potted poinsettias accented with cedar and red berries. Red candles in brass candlesticks completed the setting for the candlelight service. A. program of classical music was presented for the large gathering of friends and relatives before the ceremony by Jerome Sampson, concert pianist from New York and Jackson.

Mrs. Gena Everitt presented nuptial rendentions. The bride's wedding gown of silk chiffon featured a Victorian neckline over a fitted bodice of Schiffli embroidery and Alencon lace outlined with seed pearls, full bishop sleeves, deeply cuffed with Alencon lace and seed pearls and pleated skirt which ended with a deep flounce of smaller pleating that extended in a chapel train. Her mantilla was English net and Brussells lace. She carried a cascade of orchids, white roses, stephanotis and ivy, as well as a handkerchief brought from Switzerland.

Her jewelry consisted of pearl earrings which belonged to her mother and a single strand of pearls which belong to her grandmother. Mrs. Rickey B. Blakeney was her sister's only attendant. She wore a floor length gown of Christmas green Qiana and carried a bouquet of spruce and cedar and red poinsettias.

Dr. Vinson served his son as best man. Ushers were Rickey Dean Blakeney, brother-in-law of the bride, and Frances David Harpale Jr. A candlelight reception and buffet was held immediately following the cermony. The bride's table in the formal dining room held the traditional tiered wedding cake which was decorated with fresh Christmas flowers and red satin streamers, and a massive arrangement of red poinsettias, cedar and red berries.

Mrs. James Hobson Kenna, Summerville, S. and Mrs. Julien Gibbens of Mesdames Gray, Waite perform at club's meeting The Chaminade Club of Jackson was given a special holiday treat recently by two of its members: Sue Gray, soprano, and Cheri Waite, flautist. Mrs.

Gray, who was accompanied by Mrs. Leslie Johnson, opened with "Scena Di Berenice" by Haydn. Mrs. Waite was joined by Rae Shannon, pianist, Sybil Cheesman, flautist and Andrew Cox, cellist, for Bach's Trio Sonata for Two Flutes, Continuo, and Piano." She also performed "Theme and Variations" by Chopin. Mrs.

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Box 16708, Jackson, Miss. 39206 Edwards assisted in serving. Presiding at the buffet table were Mrs. Joel Varner of Jackson, Mrs. Louie Little of Centreville, and Mrs.

Roland Crawford of Edwards. Others who assisted i in receiving were Mrs. Lucille Noble Harpole, Mrs. Francis David Harpole, Mrs. Carl Tillman, Edwards; Miss Kathy Varner, Miss Mary Louise Varner, Mrs.

Ray Boone and Mrs. Dunn Lampton, McComb. For their wedding trip to Disney World, the bride left wearing a navy and beige two-piece ensemble of suede. With this she wore a navy blouse and natural accessories which included a cross-stitched purse made for her by her sister. The couple will make their home in Jackson, where the bride is associated with the State Auditor's office and the groom will manage his father's farming operations.

White, Farnham set wedding date Mrs. Robert Eugene White announces the engagement of her daughter, Susan Nevel, to Daniel Lee Farnham, son of Mrs. Guy H. Farnham and the late Mr. Farnham, all of Jackson.

Miss White is also the daughter of the late Mr. White. Miss White is a graduate of the Jackson Preparatory School and the University of Southern Mississippi where she was a Dean's List student. She is a member of the Mississippi Opera Chorus and serves on the board of the Mississippi Opera Guild. She is associated with Deposit Guaranty National Bank in the management training program.

The future bridegroom is a graduate of Murrah High School and the University of Mississippi. He is an independent oil lease broker and is a member of the Mississippi Association of Petroleum Landmen. The wedding will be at 4 p.m. Feb. 7, at Covenant Susan Nevel White Bill Ray Photography Presbyterian Church.

The announcement of the engagement was made at a tea given by Mrs. Robert L. Berman, Mrs. J. Wade Hampton McKoy and Mrs.

John H. White Jan. 3 in the home of Mrs. White on Eastover Place. Mrs.

Porter presents program about buttons to DAR chapter Members of Magnolia State Chapter, Daughter of the American Revolution, received the informal presentaion of "Historic Buttons," presented by Mrs. Dred Porter at the chapter's Jan. 3 meeting. Mrs. Porter's hobby of button collecting was presented in categories as to historical, mythological and calico.

Mrs. Charles C. Richmond, Regent, presided. She was assisted in the DAR Ritual by Miss Elizabeth Harrell. The secretary's report was read by Mrs.

Carolyn L. Johnson. Mrs. G. J.

Cain presented the chapter's Outstanding History Teacher award to Mrs. Linda Anglin. The National Defense Message was given by Mrs. Herman Marx. Reports of the treasurer and Registrar were read.

Mrs. Herbert D. Forrest necessary and may be made by calling Mrs. Don Canada, 981-2782 or Mrs. Keith McKey, 924-4254.

A free pre-school nursery is also provided. The cost per person is $5.50. The club has no permanent membership or dues and all ladies are invited to attend. Your Diet Center Counselor She'll be with you through thick thin! LOSE WEIGHT QUICKLY SAFELY PERMANENTLY YOU WILL LOSE 17 TO 25 LBS. IN JUST 6 WEEKS And you'll learn to keep that excess weight off You can do it Jane Brock, R.N.

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Waite completed the program with three movements from Claude Bolling's "Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano" assisted by Miss Shannon, Cox, and Gary Robinson, percussion, followed by "Theme and Variations on Greensleves," assisted by Betty Rosenbaum, harpist. Guests were Mrs. J. C. Shannon, Mrs.

A. J. Chancellor, Miss Jannette Sudderth, Mrs. Ruth Marty, Mrs. George True, Mrs.

Gary Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Evosick, Lauren Godfrey and Mrs. Godfrey. Members present were Mesdames William Mallette, Fred Purser, T.

A. Middleton, Dorothy Cassity, John Gibson, William Dollarhide, Ryan Rogers, H. A. Gusack, 0. B.

Walton Dan Shell, Hugh Young, Frank Polanski, A. C. Hopton Moncure Dabney, Frank Cabell, P. T. Kossen, Joe Jack Hurst, Steve Edwards, W.

F. Goodman Louie Odom, Frank Hagaman, Mary Pleasants Smith, John Bass, Bert Minyard, Robert McNally, William Herm and Miss Con- nie Day. Luncheon set by Christian Women's Club The Jackson Christian Women's Club cordially invites women in this area to attend New Year Luncheon at the Jackson Country Club, Thursday, Jan. 15 at noon. Bonita Bridges from the Consumer Money Management Center will give hints on lightening budget-making chores.

Special music will be presented by Susan Lueking of Clinton. Jewel Adcock of Jackson will also be featured. Reservations are Weight Watchers Inf'1 inc. 1981 owner Weight Watchers Trademark. and Mrs.

Wesley E. Childress were guests. Those attending were Mesdames C. C. Richmond, Herman Marx, Bruce Nicholson, Shelby Lilly, Carolyn Johnson, J.

P. Harkins, R. G. Nichols, Percy Clifton, R. C.

Brown, J. 0. Fuller, W. H. Howie, A.

D. Owings, Gladys Cotton, Eugene Berry, Will Westbrook, E. B. Jordan, J. T.

Morris, E. B. Conner, G. J. Cain, P.

K. Chamberlain, Lucille Hoover, B. F. Johns, R. W.

Bullen, C. E. McRoberts, Sherman Noble, Herber Simmons, 0. L. Stinmann, J.

M. Burge, D. W. Williams, J. A.

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