Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

I'd junior college classes as her at
ing placed the crown on the queens
head after g brilliant assembling Of
her court representatives.
Colored lights played over d beau
tiful winter stage scene. and the
queen was enthroned with q brilll-
antly hued Aurora Borealis back
ground. Glittering icicles and snow
mounds contributed TO the realism
Of the winter setting. and In front
OF the stage especially beautiful de-
corative features were the blocks OF
ice colored In the same hues of the
northern lights. In numerous BRILL
liant shades OF red. green, blue la
vender, and orange.
Coming OK Court
Jack Ferguson as King Winter.
announced the coming OF the queens
court, ~abdicating IN favor or hts
son as the young king" Duchesses
and ladies-tn-waiting to the queen
were gowned ln elaborate evening
dresses harmonizing In colors with
the general northern light theme.
They were close-fItting princess
styles, with flared skirts. Attendants
ere atttred In evening dress. and
the court personnel was as follows:
Ayeliffe Cobo]ini, princess, Bob
Goodrich, prince, Shirley Slower,
duchess, Bill Cabler, duke and Max
Inc Marler, ladyzin-waitIng. from
the junior class; Estello Cavazos,
duchess, Harbert Davenport, duke,
and Rachel Barnes. Iady-in-waitinF.
from the senior class; Georgia Sing
er, duchess, James Worley. duke.
and Anna Ruth Langford. lady-in-
waiting, sophomores; Pauline Mar
Ter, duchess, Walter Underwood.
duke, and Eleanor Richardson, lady
n-waiting. Junior college.
Immediately preceding the queen
was her princess, Miss Cobolini, who
wore a lovely green beaded gown
with silver train, and carried an
arm bouquet OF silvered flowers.
Little Elaine Caldwell IN q cunning
Eskimo costume Of green, trimmed
Ia White fur, and her train bearer.
Queen Enters
The queen entered with her train
bearer, Gertrude Gotke, in a white
eskimo costume, and Louis Bogus
In a white satin cape suit, carrying
the crown on q satin pillow.
Her MaJesty's costume was a beau
tliul princess gown OF delicate egg
she SATIN made in silhouette style.
with skirt drapings Y lace and tllle.
a deep cape collar OF the tuIle and
lace tel about her shoulders, and a
train OF cream c0lOred satin and
silver trimmings was several Yards
p length. The queens crown was
fashioned OF pearls and her slippers
were silver. she carried an ela0or-
ate arm bouquet OF silver flowers in
futurlstlc design.
After the browning or the queen.
the entire court vas entertained by
eugene Roy and Nell Sanders IN
appropriate costumes who gave an
zee skating dance, and by Curtis
Llghtfoot who played xylophone
solos and also furnished music for
the entrance If the queens court.
Alice Warden. as Jack Frost" the
court jester, entertained the audi
ence, throwing snow flakes over thg
crowd.
Dance for Court
Following the court assemblaqe
came the queens dance In the CAFE
terra OF the school with the South
bound Shutters playing. Margaret
A--derson and girls OF the Gamma
80 sorority decorated the room beau
tlfulIy in a snow and ice scene, with
Eskimo iglooS and a huge snow
man a. the chief features.
The carnival attractions were nu-
merouS, including side shows, crazy
mouse, fortune telling. freaks. ana
many others, all III charge ot home
room teachers Of the high school
Mrs. Douglas Fes5enden and Miss
Ann Kendrick were directors cf thu
coronation proper, and Miss Mary
McCollum and Antonio CiSneros de-
signed and set up the stage de-
corations and settings. Miss Edmou
was in charge Of the carnival fea-
lures. Miss Rachel Barnes was chair
man OF the senior carnival com
mittee' and Argyll McAllen super
Vlsed the purchasing Of supplies
MISS Lillian KENNY was IN charge
OF the ticket sales.
The affair vas staged for benefit
OF funds for the Palmetto high school
s--nual, and was highly compli-
mented BY the several hundred stu
dents and patrons oi the school IN
attendance.
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