Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-11

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Mrs. Nancy Yeager Swinford OF
Houston sang "At Dawningr and
IL Love You Truly accomp- led
by Mrs. A. H. Flrnhaber. Miss
Margaret House played "A violin
SOLO accompanied BY Miss Sara DO
Bramlette. LOhengrin Wedding
March was played for the entrance
OF the bridal party and Mendels-
Sohn's Wedding March Us the re-
ceSSional. During the ceremony Mrs.
F.rnhaber softly played "Lieber-
stratum by List.
Miss Louise Ellis. sister OF the
bride, was maid OF honor an her
only attendant. She wore "A beauti-
full brown crepe dress with brown
accessories 10 match and carried an
arhl bouquet OF yellow and bronze
chrysanthemumS.
The bride entered with her faith
er. r. l.. ELS. who gave her IN
marriage. She wore a beautiful
brown crepe dress. trimmed I'm
eggshell. with brown accessories w
match. The bride carried a shower
bouquet OF yellow roses and lilies
OF the valley.
The bridegroom and his attend
ant were attired III dark suits. Mr..
Howard Hefley Of Corpus Christi
was best a
Immediately following the cere-
mohy al the church. a wedding
breakfast was served the bridal
party, out Of town guests and
those who had entertained for the
bride at the Casa Ricardo hotel.
For travelling, Mrs. Keller wore
a tailored dress OF brown crepe,
trimmed in beige satin with a red
fox neck piece. Her accessories were
OF brown. Mr.. and MRS. Keller LEFT
after the breakfast for a wedding
trip which takes them 70 points IN
west Texas and New Mexico.
Mrs. Keller, one OF Kingsville's
most beautiful and popular girls ~
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. L..
Ellis. She Is a graduate OF the
Texas State College for Women az
Denton.
Mr.. Keller Is a native of New
York City. He holds a position with
the Cities Service OIL Co, as COM
bustion engineer for the state OF
Texas. They will make their home
In Fort Worth.
Out OF town guests we're. Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Clarke and daugh-
ter Eloise Of Odem; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leland Austin. Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Shook, Mrs. Nan Shemood. Misses
Willie Eargle. Lorraine Morrison,
Gladys Sedyich, Dorothy Hopkins,
Elizabeth Alley, Pauline Rieton,
Clara Dollahite. Mildred Dodiuet
and DruSell McRinnOn.
MUSIC CLUB OPENS
FALL SEASON
The McAllen Music club held IT'S
first meeting or the fall season
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Z. M. Card.
The program was furnished by
guest artists. Miss Leta Schwingel
gave a group OF readings: Mrs.
Henry Eardman, accompanied hy
Mrs. Paul Jones At the piano. sang
several songs; Mr.. Robert Osborn
gave several piano numbers, Mrs.
5. L. Harde OF Mission. accompan-
led by Mrs. r.. A.SDimmick sang m
group OF songs: Mr.. Terry Terrell,
accompanied by Miss Huldah WAL
don az the piano. gave several
numbers on the violin: Miss CAL
don also gave several piano solos.
Following the program a social
hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Roy TEL
ford presiding at the punch bowl.
About seventy-fiye guests and
members we're present.
TO ENTERTAIN
CLUB AND GUESTS
Mrs. w. r. Crawford will be hos
tess Tuesday to the members and
guests or the Hoit-Hammond IN
dustrial club. Miss GLADYS Dowling.
new county demonstration agent
will be guest OF honor.
DRAMATIC CLUB
AT DANKS HOME
The menberS Of the lie Swing
Dramatic club we're entertained
Friday evening at the home OF
Miss Grace banks.
Bunco vas enjoyed during the
evening and at the end OF the games
prizes were awarded % Miss Doro-
thy Garner and Mr.. Buddy Bourne.
Guests were Miss Leta SchwingelS
club sponsor, Mrs. banks. Mis-
June Carstein. Minnie Lee Stri 4,
Edna Erikson. Elizabeth BrittAN,
Frances Fields. Barbara Schmuck
Jean Sampson, Margaret Highee,
Margaret Cramer. June Emitham,
Dorothy Garner: Messrs. Buddy
Bourne. Dewitt Haden. Charles
Redman. Maurice Cramer. Bon