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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-21
BY MARY MARSHALL
.COLORS ARE
BRIGHT AND
DAZZLING
Peppermint Green and
Vivid Red Look Well
Under Clear Sun of
Summer.

bright days are with US
- once more and bright
colors are in order. The
dress that seemed 10 you a
little too vivid to wear in
town on a gray day in spring
will look not 4 whit too
bright under a clear summer
sky. Bright red and bright
blue will be much in evidence
wherever you 60. Pure white
will be smartest Of all and
will often be combined with
bright red or blue-some-
times with both. There are
bright yellow tones that are
sure 10 be much worn as sum
mer advances and greens of
the peppermint or emerald
sort are extremely good.
The interesting thing about the
color situation at present is that
while bright colors will come as
a matter OF course during mid
summer. IT Is expected that they
are to remain in fashion. Not
quite such vivid colors for au-
tumn perhaps but still distinctly
brighter than those usually
launched Id September and Octo-
Der.
The new bright browns have
made their appearance in Paris.
They are slightly reddish and
quite luminous. There are new
yellowish greens. too. that while
fairly deep IN tone ara still rather
bright. and various bright blues
are expected 10 be in favor
through the summer into the
autumn.
The makeup specialists say that
much OF the becmingneE OF vel
low depends on makeup. Unless
IL u naturally becoming to YOU.
therefore. don't use It. or else
Ase makeup that c~ounteracts the
sallow tones IN the skin. Roe.
red shades are suggested. every
thing OF the orange red that is
so often used il rouge and lip
stick.
Bright colored handkerchiefs
+ n Of the small details Of
fashion. They re carried in the
evening with white or lighter
dresses-and they are carried in
the DAYTIME. too. For evening.
chiffon. plain and figured is much
used.
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New Scarfs

There are all sorts Of attractive
scarfs. many OF them made OF
red. white and blue. There are
lots OF clothes accessories in
those Colors. anyway. They are
wor with white sports clothes.
There are. tor instance. scarfs
made in triangles Of the three
colors. Oddle chunked together.
There are scarfs Of the three
Colors in wide stripes. others
with the center portion OF the
scarf white. the ends striped red
and blue. These scarfs. striped
and triangles. are made Of tie
finest wool crocheted in a loose.
lacy stitch.
Other scarfs are made Of the
three colors striped lengthwise.
in soft silk crepe. Still others
are made Of two colors on one
side. lined with the third color.
A crepe de chine scarf is al
ways useful. durable and becom-
ing.
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THEY ARE
NO LONGER
MASCULINE
Their Long Lines of
Slenderness Carry Out
Silhouette of Flaring
Long Skirts.

DAJAMAS and still more
= pajamas. Every time you
go shopping you are reminded
OF their varied usefulness.
Longing pajamas. sleeping
pajamas, paJamas for boating.
for the beach, and the new
dancing pajamasl One must
indeed have a very deeply in
grained prejudice against this
erstwhile masculine fashion
to resist the temptation of
buying dozens OF them.
Actually there is nothing
the least bit mannish or even
boyish about most of the new
paJamas. They may be as
frivolous as you wish. Gone
completely is the old notion
that a sleeping pajama had TO
be simply tailored and devoid
OF dainty ornamentation.
There are charming new lace
trimmed sleeping pajamas
that are as feminine as any OF
the more traditional night
gowns could hope TO be.
Pajamas for beach wear are &C
cepted now as a matter Of course.
They are 30 taken for granted
that Il is hard 10 realize that only
a few years ago they were IN
heard of and that quits recently
we regarded them as a mere fad
that was not likely TO survive.
They did survive because they
really proved useful. Women
liked them not only because they
produced the long slender lines
that came into favor with the
new longer skirts. but because
they proved 10 be the most prac-
teal type OF costume TO wear
over a bathing suit.
This summer We shall hear
quite a DIT ABOUT nshlng pd1amas.
since surf fishing has become a
fashionable pastime. The best
sort for this purpose are made
OF Jersey in two pieces a pair Of
trousers and jacket 10 be worn
over a bathing suit.
There are special boating pa
jamas also. not much different
from beach pajamas in construc-
ton but usually carrying out the
nautical motif in color or de-
sign. A pair OF white jersey
trousers is combined in one set
with a closely buttoned sailor
jacket of dark blue jersey with a
sailor collar Of white with red
braiding. Another boating pa
jana costume is made of white
pique with creased trousers and
a double breasted jacket sugges.
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Handbags

There are some lovely hand
bags IN bright colored leathers
that look specially well with
white clothes for summer. White
Is very popular this year. and
bright accessories are good with
lt They give Il brightness and
character. and help make 1t ba-
coming. Lots az girls who can't
wear white very well and who
would look awful In bright red.
look charming in a white dress
worn with red accessories. The
same holds true OF other colors.
too. in conjunction with white.
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With Eyelets

Hats MI embroidered eyelet
linen have made their appearance.
They may be ~ white wv pastel
tone and are made with " not
very wide. hoppy brim and are
usually banded in with ribbon.
Then there are corsage fioFafs
~ white eyelet embroidery a e
petals r cut with raw edkes.
and put together with yellow CT
black centers.
Eyelet embroidered hlouses are
II excellent style. They are
daintiIy made and trimmed, often.
with valenciennes lace But they
are durable. so far a. Tubing
goes. and therefore a boon for tina
summer wardrobe.
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tive of a navy officers uniform.
There is something trim and
nautical about all these boating
paiamas without the slightest
suggestion OF negligence about
them. and II there ever was any
feeling that pajamas were a little
too suggestive OF the boudoir GER
tainly any such suggestion Is lack
ing in these new nautical paiama
costumes.
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W. have a fur coat that ! would
like 10 have remOdeled for next
autumn It was new winter he-
fore last and needs a new lining
and Is worn on the sleeves.
Would you suggest having no made
shorter IN is not quite long
enough nOw2' This is "a readers
question.
Our advice would bn tn nut the
coat in storage now and tO have
ID remOdeled ar repaired IN An.
gust or September when YOU can
zee the new fur fashion lOr your
self. The new fur coats W. un
derstand are ~ ~ made in forty
seven VT forty inch length-that
~ fun length over a street dress
NJ average length IVY y long three
quarter length. Jackets of va
Gus lengths Y also pred ctedA f0r
next autumn. and sleeves Wiz ne
more deliberately treated.
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capes. too. The capes add 10 the
warmth OF the coat. OF course.
But they add also 10 ID. becom-
ingness. When the coat lis Of
very thin cloth. Of course the
cape does not make q burden or
IN. even for warm DAYS. And for
cooler DAYS the warmth Of the
cape is desirable.
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Knit Cotton

Cotton knit pull-0ns arc among
the charming things for summer
They are made m all
c0lors White ones arc banded
and neck and waist with color t1
give character and snap ~ their
design.
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Pastel Sports

Pastel colored silks are used
for sports dresses III the most at
trctive sort-some sleeveless with
jackets. some short sleeved. and
some long sleeved. There is a
figure woven III these silks. in
tn damask fashion. Of the same
color.
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CROSS STITCH

We have had so many -
quests for c~ross-stitch designs
that this week we have more
of them for our readers. II
you want then, send your
stamped. self-addressed enveI-
ope TO Mary Marshall. care OF
this office, and trey will be
sent 70 you.
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Stitched Hats

Tafeta is stitched and formed
into the most attractive and com
Portable little hats. They are
made with small brims that shade
the eyes. and the pull down
snugly and becomingly at the
back.
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LONG GLOVE
is STILL
In A o X
Ii May Be Discarded in
Warm Weather But
Next Autumn Will
Call Ii Back.

GGXXTHAT about gloves
w for evening wear
this summer? y" asks Y reader
II presenting an interesting
query. iii am planning tn
spend a few weeks ~ a smart
hotel where guests dress for
dinner and expect 10 attend %
number of house parties. WHA
gloves be worn AZ danceA
And ii 80 what sort should "
wear '
IL il hard "a predict because
no one knows precisely what will
be- the disposition WI well dressed
women about evening gloves dur
ing the warmer months. At many
important dances recently women
have worn gloves but have taken
them or. 70 that toward the mid.
de az the evening almost III one
was wearing them. Still. evening
gloves are undoubtedly smart and
u Is "A good plan tn have them
"a safe plan. too. because what.
ver women 10 about gloves this
summer they Will surely he worn
again with enthusiasm next au-
tumn and winter.
Gloves should be long enough
10 come nearly 20 the elbow or to
extend Well over the bend of thc
elbow. White or very light pastel
gloves are the best choice Long
lace mits. in white Or black ur
ecru. are sold ar most Cf the smart
stores and have been worn enough
Tor evening no make them an
accepted fashion Ol the season.
I'm France women w wearing
very sheer silk fshret gloves for
evening and we hone to see them
IN this country before long one
w their attractions Ivy that they
show rings. braceletsaand CLEAN
ing fingers nails quite distinctly.
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Here are sandals for wear with
three kinds OF paJsmas. at t-p.
hrocaded and plain satin. FOR wear
with evening PaJawas. center.
boudotr sandals on kid. ~ bet
tom. ruhber-soled beach paIanas,
with bands az printed cotton.
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Some Of the little evening
Jackets made Of transparent
velvet have much stirring as
trimming. Wide rufled cuffs are
shirred from wrist 10 elbow.
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Silk Net Is Cool
For Summer Wear

For coolness-silk net lingerie.
II washes well and is smooth. soft
and airy. Il may be bought plain
Or lace trimmed.
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Sleeveless sports frocks of
linen r worn with gaily printed
scarfs around the shoulders.
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Flowered black tafeta negli-
gees, the flowers OF bright color.
are edged with pleated rufies Of
the same material. They are
crisp and attractive for summer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-21

Wide fur cuffs edge the elbow
sleeves Of some Of the evening
Jackets OF satin.
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Moire silk is fashioned into
some smartly tailored bath robes.
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Q McCIurc Nflrsfafer Syndicate
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-02

tie weekend with her uncle and
aunt II Edin6ug-
Mrs Harrison Csp4n and little son
Of BeeTLIle arc here spending the
holiday vacation With her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. M. K Pred.
Mrs. George B-o1feI and daughter
are here from Iowa visiting az the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. =. w. Grove.
These T0Tz women 0En land Oh the
Seyen-uiIe line and are here Iook-
ing after Their properly
Ms L D1nont Of Fhzr and Mrs.
Glenn Bel O. Shamrock are visit
ING here. and spent Friday with Mrs.
P z Kruege-.
8 l. Hardin returned home Sun
day evening from q visit with his
parents II The central section Or the
state
Mis- Helen stone -esa-ed 20 he-
home n Mineral We--S last Sarur-
CAY after q visit her with her uncle
and aunt. Lr- and Nrx ~ :. Arn-
strong and family
Lr. and ArS. Tracy Card ana
family and Ms Butler we're guests
q tie Z II Card family u McAEer
Sunday
Miss vfv1en Card was Fl AcArer
Fnczy. = guest a. Al afternoon az
fair given by her cousin. Miss Ma-r-
tne Card
Mrs Harley Wallace returned TIE
fES o. the week 20 her hone II
Dallas after = visit here with her
mother Mrs Z J. S-rahie and
ether relatives and friends
Ar- and Mrs r y. Smith. their
son Bob and their guest Mss Mary
Lee RzSco. were II Brownsville and
AaEzro-oS last Saturday fc- Z
Gays stay Mss Myrtle Bsss Rome
accompanied them
Herberr Foote. father OF Ms
Wh-tleer and AEss Eizzbe-h
F0o1e. her sister. are here from
their home n Toronto. Canada. and
E1l spend the rs--@- II TIE valley
III and Mrs Ben Dune. ~ q.
Houston. have returned 70 Their
home after Z very pleasant visit a.
TIE home O. tEe- uncle- Col Sa-
-uel NJ D11fss and wife here
Ar- and NJ 6 NJ EarEr0vs and
dzugh1s-. Ms S-e-a- Sper. : fez
Gays visiting and resting u San Al
to11os rer-rnd Ire first O. the week
Mss E--et Lsz-hsrS Vas her-
1-cn San An-un10 for : short hozt-
Gay visit wla hs- parents NJ and
Mrs. j. d Lsz-ze-S
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Mrs. 3 Trainer and r=o cf he-
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streane-s n the same tones trail
ing from the fans Balloons. typical
of revelry. noated from the tables
at which dinner vas served While
faTurs OF horns and caps accented
the carnival idea
A program q song& guitar MUSE
tap dancing and hula dancing was
presented during the evening
After midnight the entire party
went 70 z CoEtez cafe u Mzta-
mcrCS-
About 1e1 members and guests q
the club were present.
The Los Amigos New Year dznce
8 che O. the most anticipated o.
the annual holiday events TIE Or
ranaEz-ton Is q social club mos- Of
the members residing n Hs-lngs1
: san Benito- c. VI G. SteTe1-
son IS president
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afternoon TIE pretty birthday cakes
ndoEned With candles we're cut and
poD cnrn =zs sE-rd 70 The sixteen
Children present
PERSONALS
Mr. and M-s. Ben Kelley are
spending the holidays With Mr-
ReLeyS parents fl Waco
Miss Dorothy Flowers is spend
Ing . few days with Mss Kather-
lie Vaughn Of Weslsco.
Rev. and Mrs Gift NJ EppS and
daughters returned Saturday fron
Sonora where they spent Christ
mas With Hrs Eppis parents
Mss Marjorie Crammer OF Kings
vie Is spending the holidays With
her parents, Lr. and Mrs. c. 3
Grammar
Paul Campbell Of -. Worth ras
the guest o. Mr- and Mrs. ~ Z
Campbell for the holidays
Mrs Guy Cage and so1s Eere
the weekend guests OF M-. and
Mrs s. = Melton
Tom Hartley left Sunday night
for Austin where ne VII transact
business
Mr.. and Mrs Rert Coate and
children spent Christmas day with
friends Il Donna
Mss Helen Goldberg Is spending
the holidays with her pzrentA Mr.
and ArS- J. , Goldberg Mss
Goldberg Is attending school ~
the University.
NJ. and Mrs. s = TTlton and
children are visiting - Houston
With friends
Nr- and Ms I'd Ma1le enter
tanned q few o. thes- tr5er6s O.
Christmas day.
Mrs. Loren Duroc- entertained
the Missionary Society st her home
On Tuesday afternoon
Mss The-na S-ocun VII leave
Saturday for Nashville, Tennessee
where she Is attending school a.
Ward Be-nant-
H-. and Mrs. II =. F.zpztrrk
Is recovering from INJURIES sustain
ed n an automobile accident last
week
Nr- and Mrs Bart Melton and
Ms L " Flowers and children
Visited o. the horne or Mr. ard
Ms = z Vaughn @ wexlaco C
Sunday.
Mrs a 4 Kelley and son Erwin
and Ms W Z Moses and chill
d-en left fo- Gregory, Sunday aft
ernooa-
Mr. ard Mrs. Murphy a-d darEh-
Er E-l-e O. Alice. are sperdinT
the Chrk-nss holidays Win Ms
W c Baker
A-S- Ava PTcSSsr and czuzh.e-
LA Lee OF Brownsville are s1e-d-
ing this week 81 the hone OF Re-.
and Mrs j. a Reed
Nr- and Mrs. 9 = Melton had
rs thar guests On Christmas czT
Mr- and Mrs Z " Fso-Es al
Children and Lawrence E1ox
George Thomas had e rs dr.
rE- guests On Christmas dz- "
and Ms Bz-T --=f.cu ard Bart y
Kisses Nay F1Ee-S md C-v<-a,
Herring ard Mr- Hezo Van Zz.s
and Mrs. =. W. Eoy- C. yrsSEz
Mr- and NJ Lc-s1 Dun rad
Is their guests q Christmas czy,
M-- and Ms GLscr Bel and Ez--
y. ". and N-z GYM Ber q.
S1zE-ock- and Nr- ard MrE Cr.
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In Society Circles A Complete Page for Valley Women ss==

eh16rez. Ey. C ~ vs<nz Es1-
sen 90 Exrbu-g- MIl6re1- Ber-ce
and Harry EzrzgG
Mr. and MrE- 6rhmit CT MlwHn-
lee. Ezsco1Ez1 E-zgec Pray -
EpeEG tire w-l.e- |1EFE& 80 1Ee-
VzZley hoxne e Eor1a M@M4nG
Lr- and Mrs Wezha--. wh0 hMwE
heen ocupy4ng Tie hnEnE O. IL. anc
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PERSONALS

M ard Mr. 2 = Newport were
guests ~ the hone Of Their brother
and family. E-. and Mrs. W. : Eez-
pm q Ez-llTen On Christmas daF.
Mrs j. Pierce q Tsyo- boulevard
Eas O Sunday E1ss- at the home OF
NJ ard Mrs P ". Rhoades-
Mr. ard Mrs WIN. Russell and
house guests. M and Mrs. PoT
Warner and family Of Dallas we're
n Br0ErsE1lie and Matsmorcs On
thursday
sf-- and Hfrz. George Urban
te-talned Nr- and Mrs Z @. Ais
meyer. Miss Grace AISn1eyer and
FIR and Mrs. r. G. Pope st Monday
luncheon
Ar- ard Ms Peter we1srau we're
Sunday guests Ct the home Of Ny.
and Mrs. Nett williams OF Shsry-
land
Mrg- J. :. Tanner left Sunday eve
ming for Lafayette. La. TO spend the
holidays with relatives and attend
= family reunion
Mr. and Mrs T. 7. Taylor and
daughter joan and brother David,
VINO have been guests &c the home
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C Nr. s1d Z-x Conway Gz-1rE1ca
left for their hc-ne u Elrm en- Fri
DAY.
Mr. ard Mrk George EErsEn C.
terrsined TIER Children ard fam
lies 60 Christmas dinner. Those
Who ent0yed the day Eere: Mr- and
ErE Richard Hansen and scn- Mr-
and Ms Milton Hansen and rw0
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Mission
SHRETNER DANCE

EVENT or HOLIDAYS 49,
OF C the biggest affairs o. rns
holiday season wss the -Sch-ensr
0znce, 60 tie E6lnbEg County
cab. with :. g SaumonS Jr- =
Waite. IT. OF this ciEy. Tom Fos
Szn Bsnito and John William
r1fffn Of NcAIIen. Schre1ner STU
ferrs. Is hosts
TIE large hzI hzd been hand
sorGy decorated IN the Christmas
ronf. ard I colcred o-che-ra en-
razed for the nuS1c- About p
co1nles enjoyed tripping the light
fzrrax-zr Until = late hour
Ii. and Ms T 3 Sanno1S- II
ard Mrs. 7. 3 Waite and Mr. snc
Ms. Edward Oppenhe1Eer q this
civ aided = the chaperuntcg O the
ro-rz people as did NJ and Ms
Griffin and Mr- and Mrs. Gar1l1g
@ NcALen-
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INFORMAL OPEN
H0TST Held

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BTETHDAT PARTY
FOR MISS BRTTTO~

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q E---aE sEel-ls Ehfl they En-
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Clifton 5-z-zete- and Tia Eenrn
and jean DeTE1R we're fortunate ~
finding TIE treasure.
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n-ng > delightful Ee-1er rozst was
enjoyed y about twenty guests.
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WATCH PARTY
FAREWELL

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TWO CHILDREN
CELEBRATE

MIS- Joe Hi gave 2 party Sat-
-rdzT afternoon II celebration o.
Cdar1e1es and DarE-n's birthdays
The decorations we're II keepInr
with the Christmas season
Numerous games we're enjoyed b.
the happy youngsters Later IN the
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Cornings. Goings

Ms Ruby Crab has returned
hone after spending ten days VS.
ting relatives and friends e E0u<-
tnn and Suzzriznd