Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-02

8A4INDAt LfAEtDAh
Regular meeting If the U. d. c. nj
The home Of Mrs. y. X. Wells on Eliz-
sbesh street ~ $3.50 p. m
TO DE MARRIED
bliss Helen Louise Bogardus. head
81 the English department Of The
Brownsville high school, left Friday
morning TOR her home in Dallas,
where shn has gone 10 make plans
n Tor her marriage soon TO Frank NJ.
eanek Qnannh. Texas. The we'd
HnWill take place at the home Of
~arents. MIR. ard Mrs. w. l. Be-
eral courtesies in the form Of
ell Inequalities were extended
Bogardus and Mr.. Hook, who
been visiting in Brownsville the
week, by members OF the high
klool faculty. At the hone Of Dir.
I'D Mrs. John r. Harris Thursday
evening they we're present ~ Il 6
arlock dinner given IN observance
/ Of the birthday Of Miss Ann Ken
drick. another teacher IN the high
sch1oi. Another honored guest ut
the function was Miss Eva Salter cf
San Antonio also visiting here for
several days.
Fed Eapers. red roses and red gar
nishes on the food carried out IN
attractive color scheme.
1t Is interesting to note how the
birthday cake trophies were dis
tributed after the cutting. Miss Bc-
gardus drew the ring. Mr.. Hook
found the COOL luck piece, Miss Salter
Won the thimble, Frank Rrbarth
drew the bachelor button. Mrs. Har-
ris received the heart, and Mr.. Har-
ris cut the good sport piece.
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
drlck. Miss Salter. Miss Rogardus,
Frank Rubarth, Frank Hook and
Buster Collins OF San Benito.
Thursday evening a surprise show
err was planned for Miss Bogardus mt
the home Of Mrs. Del Perkins. the
honor guest, and her fiance being
asked 10 the house for a short visit.
After they had arrived the members
Of the high school faculty began to
come one by one until they were I'll
present. A Japanese parasol had
been filled with handkerchiefs and
as Miss kendrick repeated a verse
OF poetry about April showers she
opened the parasol, showering the
little gifts all about the bride-elect.
Those present were Misses Irene
kehoe, Ann Kendrick, Elizabeth Web
ster. Beatrice Harrison, Myrtle Jen-
nings, Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Har-
ris, Mrs Portilla, James Starting, M.
i. Fitsche Ralph Webb, Mrs. Del
Perkins and the honor guests, Miss
Bogardus and Mr.. Hook.
Students Of the high school gave
a womanless wedding in the high
school Thursday afternoon for the
amusement Of the school faculty and
for their departing teacher. The
ceremony was performed by Fritz
Ball as minister. Roy Rutledge in
white lace curtains took the part
OF the bride and David Bettir was
the important looking groom.
Scattering pieces of rose bushes
and bits of vegetable tops from
fancy w~astebeskets in the path of
the approaching wedding party, San
tbs Ccyaras and Firman Tabcr as
flower girls led the way while. "Oh,
Promise Me That You Will Darn
Ay socks" was softly sung. Carroll
Grove acted as best man and Dfen
Weller was maid Of honor, botn In
fitting costumes tor the occasion.
Attractive ri1g bsxrer was Edwin
Edgeworth, carrying a head of cab
bage In which the ring had been IN
bedded so deeply that the leaves had
to be torn away, one zt a lime, to
lind the article before the. ceremony
could be completed. The facu4.y
members as witnesses TO the wedding
wept copious tears.
MRS. DICKINSON HONoRED
Mrs. ID. p. Gay, Jr., entertained
with a Mexican supper Wednesday
evening h~onOring Mrs. Z. E. D.cka.
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