, 1935-05-05
IuniOrSenior
BanquetAnd
Dance Giuen
Especial % The H6Isldl


HARLINGEN, May A. Annual
tunior-senior banquet, a high point
IN the social calendar Of the local
high school students, was held FRI
day evening at the Madison hotel
with more than 200 in attendance.
Green and white, senior class
cclors. predominated In an effective
decorative scheme. Sllvered leaves
and tall green tapers which formed
center decorations for all tables was
n harmony with place cards and
programs OF white and green with
touches If silver.
waythe Van Hoy, junior class
president, presided, and gave the
welcome address to the seniors and
faculty. Don Granger. president Of
the Senior class gave the response.
Entertainment numbers of the
program included a vocal solo by
Mrs. Henry Carlisle. musical selec-
tons on the vibraphone BY Lowell
Oehme and dance numbers by
pupils Of the Garri-Brandt Studios.
Special guests were Superintend-
emf and Mrs. K. 9. Deering, MIR. and
Mrs. d. M. Denton. Miss Annie
Rooney Hill. Mrs. Herbert Chiswell
and Miss Ina Gillespie junior class
sponsors; Miss Corinne Verser and
Mrs. Martin Hamilton, senior class
sponsors and other members of the
high school faculty; Mrs. Frank
Davis, Mrs. q. A. Holland, Mrs. j.
M. Green and Mrs. Frank ChaStain,
senior Class Mothers; Mrs. Del
Groulx, Mrs. j. w. Rollins, Mrs.
John F. Sanders. Mrs. Reuben
Eubank, Mrs. Hill Ingram and Mrs.
J z. Fitch.
Immediately following the ban
uuet, the tunior-Senior dance was
Held in the dining room OF the
Madison. Music was furnished by
the Frances Kowalski orchestra OF
Brownsville.
Members OF the Primera Garden
dub presented the program and
were guests of the Harrington Gar
Gen club at the regular meeting
held Thursday afternoon at the
Woman's Building.
Mrs. Charles II. Simmons. vice
president. presided in the absence
OF Mrs. Ben Sanders. president.
Mrs. w. M. Darden acted as secre-
tary in the absence of Mrs. z. II.
Hare. During the business session
Il was voted to hold the Spring
Flower Show during the May Fiesta,
project Of the Junior Chamber OF
Commerce. The next meeting OF
the club was designated as Plant
Day when the members will bring
plants, shrubs and cuttings as DON
ations TO be distributed among the
Latin-American residents, when It
Is expected that a Garden club viii
be organized among the Latin
American women. who have been
asked TO meet with the Harrington
Garden club at DiaZ Park.
Mrs. r. White, president OF the
Prinlera Garden club. was IN charge
of the program. Mrs. Elmer Spurrier
talked on the care Of shrubs In the
summer. outdoor Living Rooms"
was a topic OF interest discussed by
members Of the guest club.
Mrs. LLOYD Stiernberg was elected
president Of the Music Lovers club
at a business meeting Of the club
held wednesday afternoon at the
Woman's building. Other business
included the election 70 member
shin OF a number OF women and the
decision TO meet twice monthly for
the ensuing year. Announcement OF
programs completed for the local
observance Of Music Week included
a program TO be given Sunday aft
ernoon at the Methodist church by
the various choirs OF the city; a
Joint recital by the Women's Choir
III club and the Mems Chorus un-
Ger the direction of David l. Orm-
csher. which will be given at the
Methodist church and a Fine Arts
program to be given Tuesday eve
ming at the Woman's Building by
the Music Lovers club.
Other events scheduled for the
week include a band concert by the
High school band under the direc-
ton of Joe Lyday and the senior
class play TO be given Friday eve
ming at the high school.
Miss Lucille Ehlers and Miss
Blanche Patton left Thursday eve
ming for Dallas where the marr1-
age Of Miss Ehlers and Sam Allison
Patton was to have been solemn
lied Saturday.
Miss Ehlers is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Ehlers Of Rio
Hondo and is well-known in this
city where she has been employed