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Emily Dale Hosmer de Montluzin
b. August 6, 1915
Engagement announcement, New Orleans Times Picayune, Sun., Nov. 15, 1942, section 3, p. 14. [Note: first 1-2 lines, printed on p. 11, cut off in microfilm copy]:
Weddings and Engagements
Continued from Page 11
Dale Hosmer of New Orleans, to Mr. Rene de Montluzin, Jr., also of New Orleans, pharmacist mate, United States Coast Guard, stationed in Connecticut, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rene de Montulzin of Bay St. Louis, will be celebrated Saturday, at 5 o?clock in the afternoon at Christ Episcopal church In Bay St. Louis, and with an informal reception later at the home of the bridegroom-elect?s parents.
' Miss Hosmer is a daughter of Mrs. Harry Hosmer, now of Dallas, Tex., formerly of Greenwood, Miss., who, with her son, Mr. Harry Gayden Hosmer, will come from Dallas for the wedding.
The attendants on Miss Hosmer will be^ Mrs. Richard G. Drown, Jr., as matron of honor; Mrs. J. Bruce Pascal and Miss Clara Reed, the latter of Bay St. Louis Starkville, Miss.
' i\|r. de Montluzin will have as his best man. M-f^Benjamin C. : Eastwood, and/ as gvoomsmen, ! Messrs. Richard G. Drown.VJnj and J. Bruce Pascal. He will have other friends also as ushers.
There will he a number of relatives and friends from her*^go?ing to the Gulf coast for the \vetfttmg7' which will claim much interest here and also rat Bay St.~Ltrms' and elsewhere- in Mississippi.
Miss Hosmqrjis-a graduate of the University of ??.ssissippi and Mr. de Montluzjn i.; graduate of j Loyola university this' city.	j
[Note the following errors: parag. 1, 11. 1-3: Emily Dale Hosmer should be
described as being from Greenwood, MS, and Rene de Montluzin as being from Iiay St. Louis, MS; parag. 2, 11. 1-2: ?a daughter? is an error for ?the [only] daughter.? Corrections supplied by Emily Lorraine de Montluzin, September 2007.]