Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-10
MISSION


Miss Lynne Harrington and Mr..
y Sisfford +. Peterson were married
inarsday evening at 8 o'clock at
me residence of Ar. ard Mrs. Ray
mond Brooks in this city. The
\ ceremony was performed by the Rev.
thomas Doss. the beautiful ring
ceremony being used. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks and Miss Esther Clark wit
messed the ceremony.
The bride has been a popular
teacher in the Mission public schools
lor several years. and the groom Is
also well known here. having made
MS home in the Mission vicinity for
many years. The newly married
couple went immediately after the
I ceremony to the homo Of the groom
on South S~haryland where a recep-
ton had been prepared for them by
the sister Of the groom. Mrs. Lit
Tie. and where they will make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Hooper left
Tuesday for their vacation, gong
overland. They will probably make
their first stop at Corpus Christi.
going from there to San Antonio and
other points. Mr.. Hooper expects
70 return in about ten days, while
his wife will be away a month or
more.
Rev. and Mrs. G. ID. Peake are
spending the week in Austin.
Mrs. Lillian Reitz is here from
Huntsville. visiting her mother, Mrs.
Pitcher and her sister. Mrs. Al
Whitlesey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ragag Griffin and
children and Mrs. White are here
from North Texas visiting at the
home Of Mrs. II. &. Dawson.
Mrs. j. w. Holt mas returned
home from San Antonio. where she
was OF a business engagement: also
taking in some of the good things"
Of the biennial.
Mrs. ID. c. Decker and son Arthur
Dee expect TO leave Tuesday for an
extended vacation TO be spent with
Mrs. Decker's relatives in Kansas.
Mrs. Willard Ferguson and daugh-
ter Mrs. Esther Ferguson and grand
son Billy wrote from Boston that
they were leaving for Andover.
: Ohio. from whence they will. by easy
stages. return to the Valley in a
month or 80.
Mrs. George Agnew was hostess 70
the Wednesday Bridge club at her
s.home this week. with three tables
Of players. Out-of-club guests
were Mesdames VI. +. Armstrong, j..
D. Moore and Herbert Melch.
The Oroinki bridge dub met at
the home of Mrs. Raymond Brooks
on Wednesday. four tables of play
ers enjoying the game. Mrs. W. r.
Parrish and Miss Lynne Harrison
won high score. with low going to
Miss Evins. The guests were Mes
danes o. V. Bridges. W. p. Braden,
G. F. DORM. J. F. Ewers. W. r.
Parrish. G.. l.. Moody. s. L. Hardin.
w B. Roberts. z. 2. Condor, W. o.
Brown. w. Hawkins, Mrs. A. s. Nc
Henry. Misses Marjorie Parkhill,
Lynne Harrington. and Lottie Evins.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. d. Hooks came
from I'll Paso with their children
Tuesday for a visit here at the
home Of Mrs. Hooks brother and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Volz.
Mrs. Edward 0ppenheimer and son
Edward. Jr.. who left last week for
Galveston. there TO take a boat for
Paris. France. report an excellent
passage so far. Their boat stopped
over one day at Havana. Cuba. Civ
ing her passengers n day for a
visit to that spot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Dondlinger, Mr..
and Mrs. II. S.eb5ins and DR.. and
Mrs. Regain spent last Sunday on the
banks of the Rio Grande at Roma,
enjoying a fishing and outing.
Mrs. A. l.. Brasher returned Mon
day from Dallas where she witness
cd the graduation Of her son Lloyd
at the Baylor college. Lloyd remain
ed owe at Houston to take the state
board examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manor Of
Weslaco and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bar
nard Of Donna were guests at the
home Of Mrs. ID. r. FIELDER Sunday.
Mss Jessie Norton has returned
from San Marcos for the summer va
cation. also Miss Msrcell Parks
from Baylor at Bolton.
A. A. Brsck and Miss Dora Brack
are here from San Marcos visiting
their daughter and sister. Mrs. d. F..
Strickland.