, 1935-08-20
Miss Bloom
Is Bride Of
Mr.. Mcbride
Especial 20 The Heraldl

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w~HARLTNGEN. August 90 The
marriage Of Miss Annette Bloom,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4.
Bloom and MIR. Charles Mcbride,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8. Mcbride
was solemnized Monday morning az
2 o'clock at the Sacred Heart OF
MARY church with the Rev. Father
Antoine officiating.
Attendants were Miss Virginia Nc
Bride. sister Of the bridegroom and
Mr.. Paul Bloom, brother Of the
bride.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore an carry
fan model Of navy blue crepe with
harmonizing accessories.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for a wedding trip
TO Monterrey, Mexico after which
they will be at home to their friends
in Harrington where Mr.. Mcbride is
associated with his father in the
Mcbride Confectionery.
Announcement Of the en9agement
and date of the wedding Of Miss
Merle Davenport, daughter OF Mrs.
ID. G.. Davenport. and Mr.. Eugene
g Daniel Of Houston, formerly or
Harrington, was made at a prettily
appointed bridge party given FRI
day evening at the home of Mrs. ID.
w. Schuepbach when Miss Helen
Summers and Miss Dorothy Holland
were co-hoStesses. Mrs. Martha
Summers and Mrs. G.. A. Holland
assisted In h~oSteSses duties.
A color theme Of white and silver
IN the game table accessories was
emphasized by the tallieS In the
sorm OF wedding bells OF silver In
which were concealed the import
ant message, "Merle and Gene.
August 81"
At the conclusion of the games
the hosteSses presented the hor-
Gree with a breakfast set Of ruby
glassware and to Mrs. william Pen
ny, and Mrs. Max Medley, pretty
gifts were awarded. Misses Martha
Lois and Billie Dee Schuepbach as
sisted In serving the dainty salad
course
The personnel Of invited guests
Included Misses Mary Elizabeth
Challes, Ida Campbell. Maurine
McLelland, Mary Anne Powell, Edna
Mae Kimmell, Jean Jennings, Fran
ces Kaufman, Josephine Rodgers,
Kathleen Brown, Nadia Lakeland.
Frances Roberts, MeSdames B. @.
Davenport, Clyde Hollon. Roe Dav-
enpuI. J.. A. Hathaway, Bob Knight,
George Goetzke, Jr., Merce Lack
land, william Penny, Max Medley.
Alton Hutson, Ed Ascot, Troy Nc
Daniel, Altus Lyles, Blair Westbrook,
McAllen, Herbert Gabbert, McAllen.
II. c. Adamson, San Benito. and
Misses Blanche Patton, Virginia
Perry, Mildred Ormesher, Mrs. Frank
Drury and Mrs. Polk Hornaday who
anne after the games Of bridge were
concluded.
Misses Juliadel and Virginia
Wshler OF Raymondville were hon
or guests at a masquerade party
given Friday evening by Miss Ger
aluine McKenna at her home.
Guests were members OF the Senior
department Of the Methodist church
school and friends Of the group.
Upon arrival the guests were In
v1ted TO the rea Of the lawn where
"a band OF Gypsies were camped."
Here they met the hostess parents.
MFR. and Mrs. Gerald McKenna.
Airs. r. M. Patterson and Mrs. J.. n.
Powell, teachers IN the school. Miss
Pearl Waller and LuVerna Me-
Kenna all attired In Gypsy IS
time. IN the nearby GYPSY tent.
guests had their palms read.
Following an evening Of games on
the lawn, punch, cookies and can
dice were served Gypsy-styie from
the campfire.
Present were Freddie Jackson and
guest, Billie Haygood Of Dallas. Mary
Ellen Osborn. Donnagayle Kenney.
patsy Hipp, Marion Boone, Dorothy
Byfield, Helen Fender, Ava Sue
Martin, Edith Thompson. links
Maxwell. Helen Frances Conner. 10
M~archbanks, LaDonna Polhemus.
Eloise Allen, Delorene Eads, Jack
vauter. Jack Fordham. Dale Chau-
Coin, Sewell Lawson, Tor STAFFORD.
c III. Hamilton. Bob Groulx. DAY.
ton Durham. Ralston Brown, Charles
cole, Martin Vernon Atchison,
james Swift, Wallace Driskill. Ed
wsrd Hall. Louis Bogus. Joe San
GERS and Mae CASTOR. Lorraine Cod
ner Betty Conley, Elmer Gibson. N.
". Corley. Gwendolvn Krauss,
James Gibson and William KrausS