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EANS STATES, SUNDAY, JUNE
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mogabgab of Bay St. l,ouis. Mis.*., an-i nounce the engagement of their daughter Elaine Gloria to Mr. ! Robert M. Doniiny of East , Hampton, L. I., son of Mr. Charles M. Dominy and the late Mrs. Doniiny,
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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT ! OF DAUGHTER
I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mogabgab I entertained at a cocktail party on I Saturday evening of last week to | announce the engagement of their j daughter. Miss Elaine to Mr. Robert M. Dominy of East Hampton, N. Y.
Receiving with Mrs. Mogabgab were Mrs. Jos. R. Scharff and her house guest Mrs. Jos. Vaccaro, Jr., and Mrs. P. G. Rappold, Jr., The honoree was lovely in a dress of flesh net and gardinia corsage. The ladies in the receiving line wore summery gowns and gladlola cor-corsages in pastel shades. The reception r.ooms were decorated thru- ; . out with gladiola and hydrangeas in pastel shades, and also in the i . dining room green and white flow-!
. ers were used in profusion. The j r centerpiece for the table was of, r shasta daisies, Queen Ann lace and j fern with green candles in silver j candelbra. Outlining the table was' a garland of daisies and fern. |
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ENGAGED?M i s s Elaine
Gloria Mogabgab, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mogabgab, whose engagement to Robert M. Dominy of East Hampton, N. Y., son of Charles M. Dominy and the late Mrs. Dominy, has been announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mogabgab entertained at a reception at their ; home last Saturday evening, the ; occasion being the announcement ' of the engagement of their daugh-
?	ter, Elaine, to Mr. Robert Dorn-j iny of East Hampton, Long Is-J land. The wedding will take place I in the earlv fall.
Personal and General
ENTERTAINS BRIDE-ELECT
Mrs. Joseph R. Scharif enter-. tained at her home in Carroll ave-. nue on Saturday afternoon honoring Miss Elaine Mogabgab who will be married in August to Rob-i ert Dominy.
The house was decorated in . spring flowers and in the dining ; room the lace covered table held i a center piece of white asters, j gladioli and white clematis with i maiden hair fern, in the center of which was a cupid holding a wedding ring. This was arranged by Mrs. Rhea Bonck.
An inverted white umbrella, under which the honoree sat, held the gifts and the hostess pulled the ribbon which showered the gifts upon her.
Miss Mogabgab wore a trousseau gown of white with a matching hat. The hostess served a plate with an iced punch.
LOCAL WEDDINGS	j
AWAITED
Bay St. Louis' social world is on j tiptoe waiting for the many weddings 1 to be celebrated here this week.
On Saturday there will be that of l Miss Christine Fairchild to Paul I David Magriel and which will be celebrated at the Episcopal Church. This wedding will be very simple and very quiet with only the family and a very few close friends present.
On Sunday morning there will be the Colson-Lamer nuptials which will be celebrated at St. Claire?s Chapel at Waveland when Miss Elaine Lamer of Waveland will become the bride of Joseph Colson of this city, at 8 A. M.
On Sunday evening at 7 P. M. at the Methodist Church Miss Elaine Mogabgab will become the bride of Mr. Robert Dominy. This will be quite a large wedding with Miss Mogabgab in bridal array and a re- | ception following the ceremony.