Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Muptial Rites
Unite Couple
From Weskaco

the first Baptist church, with Rev.
4. w. Goss, pastor, officiating.
The choir loft was banked high
with ferns making q lovely back
ground. Tall candle holders with
pink tapers graced the altar OF
ferns and queens crown. A beauti-
ful white wedding bell hung from
the center Of the altar. Further
emphasizing the bridal colors or
pink and white, we're floor baskets
filled with pink roses and daisies
and tied with huge bows Of tulle.
On either side OF the altar was a
white lattice with pink roses ana
ferns attractive.y entwined. The
pews were marked with bows OF
maline and corsages of roses and
ferns.
William Paine OF McAllen sang
Because, accompanied on the
organ by Mrs. Paine. Mrs. Gilbert
Ramsey played the wedding march.
The bride "a given In marriage by
her father. s. v. Brandon. She was
beautiful in a blue lace imported
gown, long lace mits and picture
hat OF eggshell horse hair braid.
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brides roses and ferns.
Mr.. Richard Wayne Cole OF
Temple accompanied the groom as
best man
Mrs. Stephen Moncrief OF Hous-
ton was matron of honor. The
bridesmaids we're Misses Mary Lou
Use Hensley Of Fort Worth, Ada Wee
Williams Of Houston. Google May
Couch and Pauline McCalip Of Wes-
hco. They all wore pale yellow
organdie with accessories 10 match.
and carried shepherds crooks
tied with large bows Of yellow NAL
Inc and daisies.
The little flower girls were Gladys
Andrews. They wore shepherd
dresses and also carried the shep-
herd crooks.
The ushers we're MeSsrs. Stepn-
en- Moncrief OF Houston, FREQ Tur-
ner, Herbert Weary and Louis
Drake Of Mercedes.
Immediately. after the ceremony a
reception was held at the home OF
the bride for a number Of close
friends and relatives.
The bride is a graduate OF the
Weslaco High school and Of Baylor
University. She spent the past two
years with her brothers in Chicago.
The popular young couple will be
at home 10 their many friends in
Dallas.
WEDDING SUPPER
49, - wHA-A - tL~ nHn
don-Rancier wedding Monday eve
ming, Mrs. j. II. Couch and daugh-
ter, Miss Coggie Mae, entertained
with a wedding supper. The table
was laid with a beautiful center
piece Of roses. queens crown and
daisies and ferns.
A two course supper was served
to the bridal party and Mr.. and
Mrs. s. V. Brandon. parents OF the
briN Mrs. 5. c. Rancier. mother
Of the groom, Rev. and Mrs. z. w.
Goss.
MID WEEK CLUB
ENTERTAINED
Mrs. J.. p. Willmoth delightfully."-
entertained the Mid-Week club
wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. K. w. Anderson. Cut flow
ers were used in the decorations.
High club favor was won by
Mrs. John b. Lane. high guest TO
Mrs. Z. r. st. John and low TO
Mrs. s. b. Ballard.
A salad course was served to six
club members and two guests. Mes
DANES z. r. ST. John and Seth
Duncan.
FOUR GUESTS
Mrs. w. r. Kingsbury entertain
ed the Contract Bridge club We'd
nesday afternoo. cut flowers were
used in the decorations. High club
score favor was presented TO Mrs.
Blake williams, high guest 70 Mrs.
w. G. MacKay and low 20 Mrs.
Clifton Davenport.
A salad and sweet curse was
served to four club members and
the following guests. MeSdames w.
s. Kay. Geo. Heron. Clifton Dav-
export and w. @. MacKay.