Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19
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cloth Of gold with over-drapes Of
rose tulle and gold lace. The bodice
was heavily embroidered with Sc
gums, pearls and rose crystals. Her
train was made of rcSe crepe over
cloth Of gold and was embroidered
with the same jewels. A large bOu-
quet Of rose-red g~eorgette peoples
completed the embroidery Of the
train. Her train bearers we're Marcie
Peterson. Juliette Hyden. and Janet
Cramer and they wore tulle frocks
in pastel shades. While the mem
bers Of the court bowed in homage
to their sovereign, she assembled the
dais before the throne and was
crowned. Her crown was q dainty
cap OF silver mesh with q tiara Of
rhinestones and pearls
! After the crowning OF the queen.
her royal subjects presented q fete
for her entertainment. The chill
dren OF the kindergarten dressed as
the children OF Mother Goose,
danced before the court. A clever
little flower dance was given by
the smaller children of the Sam
| Houston school. Mary, Mary, Quite
Contrary" her garden flowers, bees
and butterflies entered into the
gaity Of the dance. "A group OF
children from the Sam Houston and
junior high schools presented a very
pretty number. They were cleverly
costumed IS canaries. blue birds,
Orioles, robins, woodpeckers and
birds OF paradise, and presented a
beautiful picture. Little Miss Doro-
thy Mae Smith. dressed as an elf,
in a green costume. trimmed with
tinkling bells. charmingly enter
tanned the assembly with q playful
dance.
Pupils Of the junior high school
dressed in bright peasant costumes
added the Old English tone to the
program by presenting a number of
very good folk dances. A dainty
fairy dance followed. Jewel Morse.
q pupil in the conservatory OF fine
arts. delighted everyone with an in
terpretative dance Of Grecian mo-
TIT. This was followed by marching
drills given by girls Of the senior
high school and college. Other mem-
bers Of the college dressed as dryads
gaze a beautiful Grecian ballet. One
Of the cleverest numbers was q COM
bat by the Warriors Of the King,
Katie Belle Boyce and Ida Mikulik.
One wore q suit Of silver armor with
a silver helmet crested with q blue
plume. and carried q silver sword
and a shield In silver and blue. The
other knight wore armor Of gold
with orange plume and orange coat
OF arms on the gold shield. Their
costumes were most unique and
their duel with swords was cleverly
done.
Three groups OF junior high school
wound the May poles which con-
cluded the program. The poles were
wound In the same pastel shades
which were used throughout the fete
and large tulle butterflies were
poised upon the top of each pole.
The winding OF the May poles rs
In old England. was completed Just
at shutdown and brought to a fitting
close one OF the most beautiful and
unusual May fetes which has ever
been presented by the Edinburg
schools.
ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE
MI. and Mrs. A. L. Morgan were
hosts to a few Of their friends on
Friday evening, with two tables OF
bridge. A blue and white motif was
used In the floral decorations and
in the tailies and accessories. A
salad course was served at the close
Of the evening. The honor scores
were made by Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Jones. The players we're Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. McHenry, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Douthlt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan.
EVENING BRIDGE
One Of the most charming parties
OF the season was given on Thurs
day evening by Mrs. G. L. Fortson.
Petunias were used in profusion
about the room and struck the color
note OF the chosen theme Of or