, 1935-02-24
Hdningen Girl
VIII Be Wed
Saturday

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rage Of Miss Mildred Hodge to Mr..
Shelby J. Longoria Of Laredo was TO
have been solemnized at 8 p. m. Sat-
urday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Hodge, parents OF the Drloe'
The ceremony to be read by the Rev
Herbert McDermont. pastor the Pres
byterian church Of Donna, was 70
have a garden setting. Mrs. Howard
Adamson of San Benito was TO be AZ
the piano for the nuptial music ac-
companying Mrs. Frank Chastaln
who was TO sing the solo.
The brides attendants include
Mrs. william Farrier. Miss Hortens'
Longoria Of Laredo, Miss Elizabeth
Langford Of Wichita Falls. Billie Dee
and Martha Lois Scheupbach and
little Gloria Longoria. Fred Lon
goria was to be best man to Mr.. Lon
goria.
The couple was TO motor TO
Brownsville Sunday where they were
to take a plane for Mexico City. Al
ter a few weeks spent touring the
West coast Of Mexico they will re-
turn to Laredo. their future home.
A delightful hospitality OF the
week was the dance given Tuesday
evening at the Woman's building by
Mrs. Stanley Yount honoring Miss
Mildred Hodge and Mr.. Shelby j.
Longoria and MI. Yount. The birth
day anniversaries OF Miss Hodge and
Mr.. Yount being one day apart, was
the inspiration for the courtesy.
A gala environment was effected
In the club room by the use OF hun
dreds Of bright colored blossoms
and festoons Of lace paper. Tall
baskets Of pink and white gladioli
and bowls of orange blossoms added
a note OF charm. Punch was served
throughout the evening and a
Brownsville orchestra furnished the
music.
Members Of the choir OF the Bap-
tist church we're entertained Thurs
dav evening at a delightful informal
supper party following the regular
weekly rehearsal. The gala affair
was IN the form OF a steak barbecue
and was held OF the lawn OF the ID.
w. Day home. A delicious supper
was served to about 30 members Of
the choir. Foster Tebbe Is the newly
elected choir director.
Complimenting husbands OF the
members the Past Matrons club of
the Order OF the Eastern Star enter
tanned with a dinner party. Thurs
dav evening in the social hall Of the
Methodist church. Following the
dinner the group adjourned 10 the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John r. San
ders for a recreational program.
The dinner was served at tables
arranged In the form OF a star with
each point Of the star REPRESENTING
one Of the colors OF the order. The
s~tar-shaped place cards. the candias
flowers and minis Of each ta1e
were Of the same color.
Mrs. John Y. Sanders welcomed
the guests and DR.. Edward Milligan
responded for the husbands. A vo-
cal duet. IF I Knew You and You
Knew Me" was sung bv Mrs. Edward
Milligan and Mrs. +. G. Bennett. &C
comuanied at the piano by Mrs. L. A.
Boone.
Amusing contests furnished diver
sion for the after-dinner hours.
Present were MeSsrs. and Mesdames
Roy Hand. Reuben Euhank. John r.
Thompson. Morris Chaudoin. Morris
Weed. Sanders. j. w. Fonville, j. I.
Coursey. Mrs. Z. c. Bennett. Mrs.
L. A. Boone. Mr.. Leigh Cairn Of
Iowa, Dr.. and Mrs. Milligan.
Members Of the intermediate Bap-
fist Young Peoples Union were n
tertained Thursday evening with a
George washington birthday party
In the parlors Of the Baptist church.
Approximately 80 members are in
this group. Mrs. L. p. Oehme is in
charge.
Mrs. NeStor r. Smith was hostess
to members Of the Sunshine class
of the Methodist church school at
her home for a social and business