, 1934-12-08
Style Shout
Featured At
Festivities

N1ENMA0A ~ AAA AAHAaAMN
MISSION, Dec. "a gorgeous
array Of citrus costumes paraded
the stage Of the school auditorium
as the style show OF the Texas Cit
rus Fiesta was given Thursday
night under the direction OF the
Business and Professional Women's
Club OF Mission
Small symmetrical grapefruit
trees with fruit on them, and two
large floor baksets OF p-oinsettiaS
we're the stages only decoration.
Entries were: Miss Barbara Rus
sell, Wilson School Of Mission who
was winner Of first prize; Miss
Alicia dc Ia Cara, East Side
School OF Mission who won second:
Mrs. Vera Dell Wallace, Sharyland
Home Demonstration Club, who
was third.
Miss Mary Lee Yoakum. High
School Dramatic Club: Miss Eliza
beth Dunnaway, Harrington Garden
Club: Mrs. John Osthoff, North
Mission Home Demonstration club;
Miss Jane Kruse, Miss Elizabeth
Spencer, and Miss Vivian Bigger,
San Juan Music and Dramatic
Club.
Miss Iris Volz. Junior Tuesday
Club OF Mission: Little Anne Smith
Marjorie Ann Clapp. Clay Proctor.
Grady Donald, Ravis Dean Whit
tleSey. Mary Ellen OSburn, repre-
Sented the Mission Music club.
Miss Kathleen Dubois, Weslaco
Business and Professional Women's
Club: Miss Jean Strawbridge. home
economies class Of Sharyland High
School. Miss Lucille LanEham.
Langham and Rosette: Dorothy
May Smith. Woman's Club OF Ed
inburg; Homer Espino, Roosevelt
school Of Mission.
Miss RuSSellS dress was a model
OF 1865, Miss de Ia GarZa'S was a
Spanish model. and Mrs. Wallace,s
was m evening gown with re-
movable cape and long train. Miss
Ruth Urban was chairman OF the
committee Tor the sponsors. and
Miss Wilmuth Morgan was the an
nouncer.
Helping the club with the pro-
gram for the show were The Mis-
sion Choral Club under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. T. z. Wiedemann. with
Mrs. A. j. Shary accompanying.
Members appearing IN the chorus
were MesdameS John Reuss, Loren
Williams, ri. Ellis Thomas. K. Il.
BealS. "A. n. Strahle. Albert Whit
tleSey. q. r. Storms. Tracy CARD
Leo MARCEL, r. M. Edwards, and p.
Q. Avery.
Miss ELAINE Utzman and Miss
Marjorie Izenbury OF McAllen gave
two dance numbers. and two very
clever dance numbers were given
by pupils from the Jane Daugherty
School Of D~ce IN Harrington. Tap
dancing nunl5ers were given by Miss
Tennie Bell BOggess. and Tom
HumasOn. Jr, accompanied oy his
mother, sang two solos.
Bill Gartland's Junior Legion
Band Of the McAllen Post furnish
ed band music for all intermissions
and added 70 the enthusiasm
throughout the evening with stir
ring numbers. OF outstanding in
tereSt IN their part OF the program
was the rendition OF I'm Looking
for an Angel" In especially clear
notes and tones by one OF the
very junior members, a little girl
OF about ) years.
The building was packed TO capa-
city for the event, and the show was
one Of the prettieSt and most out
standing Of the fiesta season.
yellow chrysanthemums we're us
ed profusely In the guest rooms,
and formed a beautiful ,erterpiece
for the table when Mr. and Mrs.
Ollen Rome we're hosts al a tur-
key dinner al their home WeGnes-
day evening.
Seated with the hosts we're Mrs.
Max Melch Of Burbank. California,
and Mrs. Gus Rome, DR.. and
Mrs. LLOYD BraSher. Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Melch. Miss Lavenia Bour-
geois. Miss Mamie Rome and Mr..
j. M. Nash.
Mrs. Ray Goodwin was hostess
al an informal dinner TUESDAY eve
ming complimenting Mrs. G. Z
Godby Of san Antonio who Is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Conan
Wood.
Sc 'cd with the hostess we're Mrs
|ccd. Nl7 & L H-rdin ard the
honor guest. Alter dinner. bridge