Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

BIRTHDAY PARTY
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Fred
Akard entertained at her home OH
South Fifth street IN honor Of her
daughter. Mary Lou. on her seventh
birthday.
Those present were Imogene
johnson. Joanna johnson, Wayne
johnson. Alice Calder, Mary Lou
Akard. Junior Akard, Leila Sabin,
and Mary Jean Burton.
All Of the children received bal
looms, and on their chocolate ice
cream they found a little cupie dol
and each was presented with a
candy corsage.
Little Mary Lou Akard cut her
birthday cake and served 1t TO her
guests.
BON TEMP CLUB
Wednesday afternoon the Bon
Temp club was entertained by Mrs.
Ann Wise at her home on Soutl.
First street.
Those present were Mrs. Lamar
Gil. Mrs. NJ. II. Dryer, Mrs. Charles
Kennedy. Mrs. George Lochrie. Mrs.
Z. II. Jameson, Mrs. Art Baughman,
Mrs. Howard Campbell. Mrs. 4. p.
Bostick. Mrs. Bond Carroll. Mrs.
VIM. j. Gerron, Mrs. b. L. Jenkins.
Mrs. j. X. Smith. Mrs. George b
Calder. Mrs. Kate Keepers, and Mrs.
II. K. TONNE.
Guest prize was won by Mrs. E.
II. Jameson. two fancy handker-
chiefs, while Mrs. o. X. Smith re-
ceived the club prize Of two fancy
handkerchiefs.
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the games.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
The Thursday afternoon club was
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Abe Wise on South First street.
Those presen: were Mrs. M. II.
Dryer, Mrs. II. A. White. Mrs. Ed
Starr, Mrs. Lamar Gill, Mrs. Jessie
johnson. Mrs. II. A. Bull, Mrs. Z. l..
Bull, Miss Louemma Reeber, Mrs.
w. w. Grayson, Mrs. X. c.. Fawkes.
Mrs. j. p. Bremen and Mrs. Davis
K. Decker.
High honors were won by Mrs.
Dryer. a boudoir pillow, while Mrs.
Fawkes received high guest honorS,
q guest towel.
Refreshments were served after
playing had ended.
REASONOvER-BAUGH
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. johnson at San
Perlita the wedding Of Miss Mil
drena R~easonover, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Reasonover Of
Raymondville and Howard Baugn
Of Morton, Miss, took place. The
home was beautifully decorated III
pink and white and green. The
fireplace vas covered with ferns and
pink rose buds and it was before
this that the couple was married.
The music for the wedding was fur
nished by radio station KRGV at
Harlingen. They played all during
the ceremony. Many messages of
congratulation were read to the
newlyweds from their friends in the
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ceremony owe their radios ana
phoned in 10 the station.
The Rev. Davis, pastor of the
Methodist church at San Perlita, Of
ficiated. using the ring ceremony.
The young people were accompanied
TO the altar by Mr.. j.. II. Mathews
and Miss Katie Swayze.
The bride was attired in a PINK
silk lace gown and pink lace hat.
while the groom wore a dark blue
business suit. Miss Swayze wore a
white flat crepe dress and white
hat. The brides travelling dress
was a dark brown satin gown with
hat 10 match.
The out Of town guests were the
brides grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Wilke and her aunt, Mrs.
Chester Cherry Of Ballinger. Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl.
Fackelman, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Hays, Mr.. and Mr.. Reasonover,
Walter Lynn, Katie SwayEe, j. II.
Mathews, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Horace
ReaSonover and the brides brother.
Jake, and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Brazil
and daughter, Jermay.
Immediately after the ceremony
the bride and groom left for an ex-
tended trip through the north. They
expect TO be back by the first OF
the month.
PERSONALS
L. L. Bost and Verne Sabin left
Saturday noon for Port Arthur,
where they will attend the Ameri-
can Legion convention. Mr.. BoSt
will continue on to his home in
Ozark. Ark, and Mr.. Sabin viii re-
turn to Houston and Angleton.
where he will visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble Render and Mr.. and
Mrs. y. d. Ralph and families be-
fore returning the last Of the
week.
State Chaplain I. A. Boone OF the
American Legion and his family
left overland Wednesday for San
Antonio. They will visit with NJ.
Boone's parents. while Chaplain
Boone attends the state convention
of the American Legion IN Port Ar
thur.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Caudle and
wife returned Sunday afternoon
from Kerrville where they have
been for the past month.
Mrs. Charles johnson and chill
dren and her mother, Mrs. G. j..
Stafford and Miss Iona Clancy left
MOnday for San AlrOnOi for a two