, 1934-12-30
WesLaco Folk
Enjoy Varied
Social Notes
Especial 70 The Herald)

II Especial % The Herald)
WESLACO, Dec. 29.-Mrs. Bryan
Hutto was charming hostess We'd
nesday to members Of the WedneS-
day Luncheon club. The home was
adorned with red candles, Christ
mas stars, and cedar leaves.
The luncheon was served at quar-
tet tables to Mesdames George
Harren, Gordon Kethley, Fred Tur-
ner, Fred Rives. Bruce Walker
Fields Hampton, Roper. Henry Link.
Charles Sheriff., Tom Bruton,
George Buchanan, and w. @. Mac
Key. At the conclusion OF the games
OF bridge high for club members
went TO Mrs. Gordon Keithley, while
Mrs. Tom Bruton was presented
with the guest favor.
Mrs. Frank Edwards was charm
ing hostess Friday to members OF
the Alathean class Of the First Bap-
fist church at their annual Christ
mas party and business meeting. AS
Mrs. Virgil Russell Is leaving soon
TO make her home In Marble Falls
this was turned into a farewell par
ty In her honor.
Mrs. o. B. King conducted the
social hour. Following the scrip
ture reading by Mrs. Emery, Mrs
Z. w. GoSs offered prayer. Mes
danes j. L. Stone and 3. l.. Har-
rington gave a duet. Mrs. waiter
wagers told q missionary Christ
mas story.
A radio announcement from K.
II. q. ". told Of the RusSelS leav-
ing soon. The guests then went 10
the dining room where they were
seated at a long table. and refresh
ments were served. Following this
the gifts were placed on the table
In front Of Mrs. Russell, who open
ed and displayed them.
Twenty-Five members and two
visitors, Mrs. GoSs and Mrs. 0. E.
Ridenous enjoyed this lovely hospi-
tally. The next meeting will be the
third Friday in January.
Outstanding among the social
Inequalities OF the week was a one
o'clock luncheon given az the Wes-
laco hotel by Mrs. P. p. Doss, COM
plimenting Weslacos recent bride
Mrs. Kenneth Haggard formerly
Miss Mary Louise Stebbins and
Mrs. Lamar Smith Of Birmingham
Alabama.
The rooms were attractively dec
Grated In moss and other holiday
motifs and colorS. Guests included
members Of the Llano Grande
Bridge club and intimate friends OF
the honorees. The centerpiece OF
the dining table was a large ar
rangement of gladiolas with a min
iature bride and groom rising from
the center.
Following luncheon all enjoyed
bridge with Mrs. Lester Skaggs re-
ceiving the club trophy, Mrs. Harry
Eolether the guest favor. and Mrs
Davis an award also. The bride was
presented with a lovely canape sill
yer service by the club members.
Out OF twon guests were Mrs. Da-
Wis of Fl Paso. Mrs. Lamar Smith
OF Birmingham. Alabama. and Mrs.
j. Mauk OF Iowa.
The Weslaco Garden club was
host wednesday. December 26 at a
lovely flower show at the Weslaco
Hotel. Members of other garden
clubs Of the Valley and all inter-
ested In flowers were guests and
were urged to bring unusual plants
for the show.
Punch was served by the active
hoStesSeS.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Turner was thrown open Friday for
the Christmas meeting Of the Liter
beautifully adorned in Christmas ef-
fects.
During the Christmas program
Mrs. w. +. Keeney told the story
Of the Christ child. Mrs. B. Hutto
gave a musical number. Gifts were
exchanged. Refreshments were Serv-
ed from a beautifully lace laid tea
table.
OF interest TO q wide circle OF
friends was the wedding Saturday
morning. Dec. % OF Miss Louise
(Maizie) StebbinS. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry L. Stebbins Of Wes-
laco to Mr.. Kenneth Haggard Of
Alabama. The marriage took place
at the home Of the bride at 10
o'clock with Rev. w. L. Shepherd
officiating. reading a most impress
sive and beautiful ceremony.
The bride, attired in black crepe
with trimmings OF MORE and rhine
stones, wearing shoulder corSages Of
Rardenia circles with pink sweet
peas, entered on the arm OF her
father. The improvised altar was
OF fernery intersperSed with tropic-
al plants, and f.anked BY tall floor
baskets Of beautiful La France
pink roses.
Miss Margaret Thomas, maid OF
with net trimmings. Mr.. Glen DoSS
acted as best man.
The home was beautifully and ap-
propriately adorned with flowers. In
the sun room was 2 large bowl OF
gladiolas. with a miniature bride
and groom rising from the center.
The living room was decorated with
pink roses. with candelabra bearing
white candles on the piano. Only
intimate friends OF the young couple
attended the wedding.
Following the wedding the guests
were invited into the dining room,
where the bride cut the beautifully
embossed cake. topped BY a minla-
ture bridal pair. The cake was sur
rounded by wee pink rose buds and
fern.
The young couple left at once
for New Orleans. where they viii
spend their honeymoon, before
going on TO their home. which will
Be In Sheffield. Alabama.
Mr.. and MRS. Curt Wilson and
daughter, Annette, Of Milwaukee are
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