Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31

and Rev. w. w. Lee. Baptist minis
Following the church service, a re-
ceptlon was held at the Stonewall
Jackson hotel. after which the
bride and bridegroom departed On
q wedding journey to Mexico City
and Monterrey.
The church vas decorated for the
ceremony with tall baskets Of white
chrysanthemrms and ferns. Five
decorated the altar.
Before the ceremony. Mrs. James
ID. Ward sang oh. Promise Me,"
and Bonds Il Love You Truly" She
wore white brocaded taffeta while
Mrs. Z. r. Morris. who accompanied
her at the piano. was dressed In
white satin
Wedding Party
As the bridal party entered. Mrs.
Morris played the Lohengrin we'd
ding march. The ribbon bearers,
Carolyn Crews and Dorothy Dodds.
were attired In white taffeta.
Five Of the ushers approached
the altar down one aisle and five
others down another. The ushe-s
we're Allen Farnsworth. Houston
Munson. ". r. Hood. all Of San An
tonic: Hubert Herren Of Harlingen.
Oliver Flato of Laredo: Albert Her
vey. Lanier Mccall Carroll ThoIs-
as. James Vesmirosky. and Thomas
Roberts, all OF San Benito.
Nine bridesmaids approached the
altar in the same manner. They
were gowned in white taffeta with
long white gloves and satin slip
pers. They carried bouquets Of REQ
roses. They we're Misses Jane Am
erman. Ella Rhine Greenwood.
Mary Alice Graves. Agnes Cox and
Helen jenkins. all Of Houston. Vir-
gina Pierce Of Gonzales. Elizabeth
Pipkin OF Kingsyille. cousin or the
bride, Gladys Hood. sister OF the
bridegroom: Hazel Wade. Of San
Benito.
Mrs. Warren Scott OF san An
tonic. served A. nlatron OF honor.
She was dressed in white satin With
iOAE. Willie gloves.
Katherine Ewing of Sinton, the
Junior bridesmaid. was escorted by
Tom Marchbanks. Jr.. brother Of
the brioe. ST.. a dressed as a
miniature bride.
Miss Mary Frances Marchbanks.
sister Of the bride. served as the
maid Of honor. She was goTned In
white satin with accessories to
match.
Reception
The flower gni. Ann Stanley. wore
white tafieta.
The brlGe SLsIed or the arm o.
ner father. L. T.. Aiarchbanks. Her
gown was ol white satin with a lace
yoke and satin tram, the lace CAP
Of her long tulle and lace veil was
caught with orange blossoms. Tne
bride carried Gala lilies and heT
only ornament was a long string OF
rock beads. a gift from the BRIDE
groom
Kennie Hood acted as best man
Tor his brother.
Rev. Marshall ana Rev. Mr.. Lee
pronounced the words OF the we'd
ding service.
During the service. Mrs. Morris
played The Flower Song softly
and at its conclusion she PLAYED
Memberships wedding march.
At the hotel the reception roor
was decorated with red roses and
tall red tapers. Those who presid-
ed over the service we're Mrs. John
It. Lomax, Mrs. Davis Wade, Mrs.
s. S. Dodds. and Mrs. Z. L. Bar
more.
Others In the house party in
Cluded Mrs. McMUry Richey. Mr..
G. r. Lyle. Mrs. w. e. Thomas. Mr..
J. w. Sweeney. Mrs z. H Downs,
Mrs. 5. Fl. Crews. Mrs Frank q.
Sublett. Mrs. II. G. Marshall, Mrs.
j. e. Bell. Mrs. A. q. Marchbanks.
Mrs. Frank T. Phillips, Mrs. Leigh
Stanley, all of San Benito: Ms.
James Ewing of R~ohstown, and Mrs.
Ralph Graves Of Houston. Mrs.
Ewing and Mrs Graves are sunts
Of the bride.
Wedding Cake
Girls serving were Misses Mary,
Elizabeth Phillips. Barbara Dod5s.
Kate Jones' Betty Phillips. Mar
Thomas. Charlotte Hinkly and
Chrissie Bowie.
There were tvo large caTs uly
wedding cakes.
Miss Agnes Cox OF Houston caught
the brides bouquet.
The brides book vas presided
over by Misses Laura Mae Booth
and Elizabeth Cowgirl.
Mrs. Walton ID. Hood, mother Of
the bridegroom, wore a bronze las
dress with accessories TO match.
Mrs. T. z. Marchbanks. mother Of
the bride. was gowned In powder
blue chiffon.
The brides travelling suit was Of
pale green tweed with tan trim
mings and tan accessories. The
green hat was faced with tan gal-
derias.
Party Entertained
The bride L. a graduate of San
Benito high school and attended
RIGS Institute in Houston for thr-s
years. The bridegroom is a gradu-
ate OF Alabama University.