Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05

AlE&DAf CALENDAR
HI Lo Bridge CLUB will meet with
Mrs. y. W. Markusxon at 3 p. n.
tuesday Tournament Bridge club
Will meet with Mrs. Louis Brulay
~ Her home on Levee street AZ )
p. m.
The Tuesday Bridge club will be
entertained at tire home Of Mrs.
Ilifford HUM in For. Brown.
bANTA-C0LE NUPTIALs
"A Wedding Of widespread interest
throughout the Valley was that Of
Elss Mary Dorothy Banta, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Banta Of FL
taruin, and Robert Claude Cole. son
vile.
The quiet impressive ceremony was
Performed at the home Of the brides
parents on Billings Circle in III Jar
GIN. ferns and cut flowers formed a
simple background for the occasion.
Miss Banta was attended by Miss
Elizabeth wiIlbanks of Olmito, and
fnrman Willis, also Of 0lmito. acted
rs best mar.
The bride presented a beautiful
picture in ar ensemble suit of white
6eorgette crepe with white Access
series. Miss Willbanks was radiant
IN a French creation Of yellow chiffon
aud crepe. Rev. o. c. Grove official
ed with a most impressive ceremony,
H. the presence Of about twenty-five
relatives and friends.
The ceremony was followed by an
elaborate dinner for the guests. Cow
ers were laid in the dining room.
The brides table which held the we'd
ding cake was appointed with the
usual bridal decorations. The cake
was cut for symbols Of the future by
Miss Dorothy Cole, sister Of the
groom.
Mrs. Cole has enjoyed a most popu-
lar young ladyhood in the Valley.
She is a graduate of Brownsville high
school and has attended the junior
college.
Many handsome wedding gifts at
tested the unusual popularity Of this
young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole left Immediately
after the dinner for an automobile
tour. returning here before leaving
for Oklahoma where they will make
their future home.
The first % a series Of delightful
affairs honoring Mrs. r. c. Kennerly
Of Houston. Tex. and Mrs. William
eros, of Los Angeles, Calf. daugh-
tsrs Of Judge and Mrs. Oscar &.
Dancy wss given on Saturday aft
ernoon when Mrs. Alberta Kirby en-
tertsiaed at bridge.
Elaborate decorations were carried
out in a color motif Of pink ana
white. Ferns. plants and cut flow
ers we're used in %profusion. The
favors and refreshments were dis
tinctive in the same coler.
The honorees we're presented with
necklaces. The prize for high score
vent to Mrs. r. Grocs. a set Of
sherbet glasses. Mrs. John Hunter
captured the second trophy. a bridge
score set. and the consolation award
fell to Mrs. W. +. Aldridge, a deck
Of cards.
The guests included Mesdame II.
G. kennerly. VIM. Gross. W. T. Aid
ridge. Albert Fernandez, Wallace
Harwood. John Hunter. T. A. Kinder.
y. Q. Macintosh. Cubsn A. Monsees.
Frank G. Pierce. Jr.. and Henry
srev. Misses Mary Msttingly and
nufh Aonsees.
FAREWELL PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. {. p. Barreda. Miss
Celia Sobrino. Mrs. J. r. PuteSnat
and Mrs. Augustine Celays, Jr.. are
leaving tonight (TuesdayD for New
Orleans where they will sail for Cuba
for q months vacation trip. As a
farewell, friends gathered in their
honor at a dinner at the Matamoros
cafe last night.
A farewell talk was given by Or.
Adolfo Calderoni and another bv
Judge Francisco de p. Morales. 70
which response was made by Mr..
Barreds. Those who participated in
n enjoyable event were Mr.. and
Mrs. n. r. Barreda. Or. and Mrs.
Adolfo Calderoni. Mr.. and Mrs. Lie.
Francisco de p. Morales. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jose A. Champion. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Manautou, Mr.. and Mrs. Policarrio
Farias, Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Martinez
and Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Alfonso.
NEW OFFICERS ACTIVE
TIE first business meeting Of the
fiscal yea of the Hope Chapter.
Order Of the Eastern Star was held
Monday evening.
Two Of the officers uho were not
present at the installation az Off
DON'T Make allow