, 1934-11-18
Touches
Put on Details
For Coronation

HARL1NGEN, NOV. 17--Ine parts
to be taken by the girls who are TO
participate In the annual Valley
Md Winter Fair queens corona
ton to be held this year on Tues
day night, Nov. ~ at the Mercedes
high school have all been assigned,
according TO Mrs. 5. r. Jennings.
director
Mrs. Jennings has written the
scenario for this yeor's coronation
which will get away from the
stereotyped duchess and ladieS-in-
waiting affairs of the past and
pertain 10 the Valley.
The opening scene will show the
Maid Of the Valley asleep In the
woods. Around her will be some
OF the Virtues of the Valley but
presently Selfishness, Envy and
jealousy win creep in. The Maid
Of the Valley then calls on the
Spirit of Nature TO help her drive
out the evil beings. The Spirit Of
Nature complies by sending Bearers
Of light who attack the evil forces
In the Valley.
With the triumph of Light, the
Maid revives and welcomes more
virtues to her domain. Then, sur
rounded by her loyal subjects. she
Is crowned queen OF the Valley. "A
garland of Flowers 10 feet long will
feature the coronation ceremony.
Assignments made are as fol-
lows: Youth and her handmade
ems. Marizelle Taylor, Elizabeth
Brown and Marie Jackson. Browns
vile: Beauty and her handmaidens
Vivian Bigger and Elizabeth Spen-
Ger, San Juan, Romance and her
handmaidens. Margaret Sutphen,
Clara May Young, jean Kruse.
Betty Farnsworth. Rosam o d d
Towns, Donna; Flowers and her
hanumaidens, Frances McCabe,
Edith Claire Mallernee and Jose
phene Yeoman. Rio Hondo.
Faith and her handmaidens, Hell
en- Shrader, Frances Shouuist.
Mary Thompson, Raymondvlle:
Hope and her handmaidens. Irma
Vandever, Ray Foote, Dorothy Sale.
Edinburg; Courage and her hand
maidens, Margaret Thomas, Nell
Roland. Velma Barley, Weslaco;
Friendship and her handmaidenS.
Carolyn Cramer, Ruth Wood, Mil
dred Turner, Elsa: Tolerance and
her handmaidens, Dorothy Jean
Pattee, Virginia Pattee. Harriet
Pattee. Port Isabel: Contentment
and her handmaidens, Mary Agar.
Wilma Vinsant. Maurine East, San
Benitos FruitfulneSs and her hand
maidens, Frances Anderson Geneva
Dorland. Mary Elizabeth Cope Mer-
cedes. JOY and her handmaidens.
Helen Rabinowitz. Gwendolyn An
derson. Jane Belts, La Feria; Energy
and her handmaidens. Geneva Cad
cell. Jackie Roe, Amelia VanDen-
bark, Alamo: Remembrance and
her handmaidens. Sidney MAY
Lockhart. Margaret Lockhart, Do
Iothy Jernegan, Pharr: Prosperity,
and her handmaidens, Evelyn JOY
ner. Marie Potts, Maurine MeLel-
land, Harrington; Truth and her
handmaidenS, Louise LOckhart,
Catherine Hooks and Milder Hodge,
Mission.
Various schools OF dancing in
GLIDING Jane Daugherty and Joe
Crixell OF Brownsville. Markoleta
Gree Elstner. san Benito: and
Garri-Brant. San Benito. and Do
rothy Kirkpatrick. Edinburg, will
have pupils participating in the
allegory. representing the various
spirits that appear on the scene.
Joe Lyday will be In charge OF
musical Accomplishments while
Mrs. Harold Caul will be the Voice
reading the rhymed lines from be-
hind the scenes.
Name OF the queen is being with
held until the coronation itself. The
Queens Ball will follow at the
Harlingen High School. Tickets
have gone on sale over the Valley.