, 1935-09-29

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setting.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and her only attend
pnnt was Mrs. Sam A. Patton. a
Kister-in-law. who served as matron
Of honor. The bride wore an early
fall model Of wine crepe. made on
tailored lines with collar and vestee
Of heaWV white silk threaded with
nold and black accessories. Her
flowers. worn In corSage. were
pompon asters in white to compile
ment the white accents Of the COS
tune. The brides praer bock and
handkerchief, used at the weddings
OF her mother and grandmother.
added bits Of sentiment to the oc-
casion.
Mrs. Patton, mother Of the bride.
was attired in a soft green crepe
and Mrs. Sam A. Patton. matron Of
honor, wore brown crepe with
matching accessories. Her corsage
was or yellow surA,urst roses.
Mr.. n. II. Dunn attended Mr.
G~roesbeek as best man.
The bride, graduate OF the
1 local high school and a former stu
\ dent Of the Brownsville junior col
lege where she was president OF the
yWCA and a member Of Gamma
XXI sorority. Is q popular member OF
church and social circles OF this
city. For the past year and q halE
abe has been employed a society edl-
OF the Valley Morning star.
Mr.. Groesbeeck Is manager OF the
Groesbeeck Service Station at Har-
rison and F Streets. He has been
connected with the Magnolia OH
company for q number CT years ano
came to Harrington eight months ago
from San Antonio.
Following their return from q
wedding trip to state points. the
couple win make their home at the
Fields Apartments In L street.
A pretty pre-nuptial courtesy hon
cring Miss Mamie Angltn, popular
bride-elect Of October. was the tea
and shower given In the late hours
Of Wednesday afternoon at the Wo-
mems building when Mrs Morris
Chaudoin. Miss Essie Mcleod, Mrs.
II. o. Anglin and Miss Lois Ballard
entertained jointly.
The brides colors of pink and
green predominated In the floral
decoration o. the reception room
and nj the tea table, laid with q lsce
cloth and centered with pimk glad
foli. Plate favors vert pink POM
DOR asters IN keeping with the gen.
eral color theme.
Mrs. E. H. Hare presided at the
silver tea service and Mrs. Flynn
W. Long poured coffee. The tea
dainties were served by Mrs. T. w.
Anrlin. Jr., and Mrs. Charles Ang-
lin Miss Lois Ballard was In
charge OF the brides book
Mrs. Harry Eagleston, at the piano
furnished the musical background as
che guests viewed the many lovely
gifts displayed on tables about the
room.
THOSE present we're Mesdames
CLYDE Hollon, s. T. Benedict. Harvey
4. Richards, Flynn ". Long. A. A.
Kimmell. A. w. Elmore. Dan Bolts,
viii q. Fields. w. o. LiSton, A. T.
VI McClendcn. Ira H. Eells. j. II. Rod
rers. q. chaney. 4. Fl. Liston. Char
ies Anglin. Jack Little of Edinburg.
ID. X. Parr OF McAllen. r. Z. Coma
way and Misses Myrtle Benedict.
Glaudice Grimes. Elizabeth Bart
lett. Nora Flesher and Mrs. =. W.
Anglin. ST.
initial meeting for the club year
of the Music Lovers club VIII be
held wednesday afternoon nc the
Woman's building with Mrs. Lloyd
gtiernberg. president. In charge.
A program Of contrasts between
early and modern music has been
arranged with Mrs. ID. ID. Norton as
leader. Those TO assist on the pro-
gram are Mrs. L. A. Barrier, Mrs. L.
u. Van Pelt. Mrs. j. @. Britain,
Mrs. II. M. Dace. Mrs. Hubert Her
ren and Miss Mary Elizabeth Challes.
Members of the program committee
win serve as hcstesses.
the annual assembly luncheon
which marks the opening OF the club
\ wear for members Of the study club
viii be held Saturday. October 5 at
f2.45 D. m. at the Macy Tea House.
In keeping with the years course
on latin America with special en-
uhasis on Mexico. a Mexican theme
will be portrayed In every detail OF
decoration. menu and program.
c.. u. Edwards of Donna viii De
ruest sneaker for the tonic. Early
Civilization and Archaeological Re-
search IN Mexico"
Honor guests win be Mrs. volney
w. Taylcr. Brownsville, president OF
fhe Texas Federation Of Women's
clubs and Mrs. E. G. hammers.
AIamo. president Of the Valley Fed
Grafton.
POSSESSES win be the officers ss
follows: Mrs. Paul Brown. presi-
dent: Mrs. +. 9. Herren. first vice
urrsident: Mrs. j.. g. CroSsett. sec
end vice president: Mrs. Flvnn ".
long. recording secretary: Mrs. A.
D. Newell. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. @. W. Diehl. treasurer: Mrs. j.
I. Foster. historian: Mrs. Polk Horn
edav. uarliamentarian: Mrs. A. z.
McC1endon. critic: and Mrs J. J.
Murray. press renorter.
wrist OF a series OF art lectures and
art criticism classes sponsored by
lhe MO Grande Valley Art League
WfIl beh ED Saturday. October . nc
ere Woman's buil:/ng. Mrs. J. j.
MURRAY. president Of the Art League
and MRS. Zen Sanders. director and
exhibition chairman. are urgine that
All these interested IN the study OF
ar and IN painting make srrange-
ments 20 attend the class which
viii be held In the morning and the
lecture at q p. m. Il.
Mr. Harry Anthony DeYoung. art
instructor and lecturer Of San An
fnrio. who held a six-dav school here