, 1935-05-10
Miss Jackson
Honored With
Pretty Event
Especial to The Herald)

Wahler will take place Saturday
morning at Z o'clock at the Meth
CdiSt church, q miscellaneous shower
was given recently at the Woman's
building with Mrs. w. r.. jackson
Ct Brownsville. Mrs. O. w. Coston
Of San Benito. Mrs. T. e. Campbell
and Miss Blanche Baker as joint
hostesSeS.
A profusion Of vari-colored spring
flowers adorned the assembly room,
with pink and green, the chosen
bridal colors, predominating. The
same color theme prevailed at the
lace-laid table where punch was
served with angel food cake squares.
Miss Juanito Baker and Miss Freddie
Jackson presided at the two punch
bowls and Miss Billy Jane Jones and
Miss Blanche Baker assisted In serv-
ing.
Program numbers which preceded
the presentation Of the gifts includ-
ed a vocal solo by Mrs. Frank Chas-
tain accompanied az the piano by
Miss Maurine McLelland, a tap
dance by Frances Jennings. accom-
panied by Miss Katherine Rives. and
two readings by Mrs. Douglass Can't
well.
Miss Blanche Baker presided at
the hand tinted guest book IN which
were registered the following: Mes
DANES Charles Huntley. A. j. Pol
lard, II. Chatfield, Harry Collins.
Douglass Cantwell Berniece Utley.
III II. Schander, Otha Wyrick. Anna
Buckler. e. L. Byrns. Luther wy
rick, A. j. Rabel, John r. Sanders.
Gerald McKenna, Julia Waller.
Warren Galloway. Gaines Jasper.
Cecil Early. J. w. Rollins, ]. II.
White, r. L. Hill. May Foster, Harry
Eagleston, Pennie Sue Williams. l.
II. Smith. j. L. Coursey. q. @. Al
len, A. z. McClendon. G. w. Letter.
lex, A. M. Letzerick. Otto Gavenda.
Ben H. Sanders. T. J. Sidener, II. L.
Richards. w. W. Houser. Evelyn
Dague, Mildred Selby, Paul l. Raper.
A. r. Wilson. and Misses Annie Mae
warner. Pearl j. Wahler, Margery
laley. Elvie Letzerich. Rosemary
Kbnkel. JOY Russell. Betty Berley.
y Elizabeth Peters, June Byfield, Jerry
| McCaSland Winnie Lee Reeves, Hell
en- HouSer. Pauline Raper, Bill Jane
jones. Freddie Jackson, Juanita
Baker.
Miss June Byfield, popular bride
elect Of the week. was honoree at a
lovely shower and bridge given by
Mrs. Dan Murphy Monday evening
at her home In Stuart Place.
Gifts designated for the bath and
kitchen werep resented the honoree
in a novel form by means Of a treas
| IRE hunt. Upon arrival each guest was
4 given a rhymed verse. AS each verse
\ was read. clues were given for enc
Of the treasures" When the hon
Gree had found them all. tables were
arranged for games OF bridge. a
group Of young men arriving in time
for the games and for the refresh
ments served IN the dining room.
Miss Lou Evelyn Brindley presided
nj the punch bowl and Miss Dorothy
Byfield served cakes.
Those present for the shower we're
Misses Mary Frances Jackson. Joy
Russell, Jerry McCaSland. Dorothy
CoSke. Elizabeth Peters. Buena N.Y.
ers, Betty Berley. Rosemary Kun
kel. Birdell Henderson. Virginia
Lund. Imogene Hayes. Dorothy Hen
derson. Anette Bloom and Blanche
Baker.
The musical program presented
Monday evening al the Womans
building by the Women's Choral
club and the Harlingen Male Chorus,
under the direction Of David L. Or
mesher. was ar enjoyable feature OF
this city's observance Of National
hEc Week and was the first pub
lie appearance Of these two musi-
cal groups together.
The program was as follows:
Greeting" Choral club and male
chorus: vocal When Song is Sweet"
BY San Souci and Love. the Ped
dler" by Edward German. sung by
Mrs. Edward Milligan accompanied
by Mrs. Josephine Pollard Huntley;
Spring Song" by choral club;
sons OF Men" Cadman. by male
chorus accompanied by Foster Teb-
be, solo-"Your Quest" Mamma
yucca and Der Quin Ton" Cor
nelius. by Miss Mildred Ornesher ac-
companied at the piano by Miss Vir-
ginia Perry and violin obligato BY
Mckinley Davies. "Serenade" by
Mrs. Edward Milligan and Choral
club: Winter Song" Billiard. by
Male chorus and Tick, Took by
Choral club and male chorus.
Modern Crusaders" is the topic
Of study for the Thursday meeting OF
the Study club with Mrs. j. G.
Atchison as director. Mrs. Lloyd
Thompson will discuss the Life Of
Pasteur;" Mrs. L. E Snavely will
tell Of "Sir wilfred Grenfel" and
Mrs. J. M. Green will give News
From Byrd and Little America"
winston Harwood. Jr. was host TO
a large group OF friends Of the
younger high school set az a Sea
venger" party given Friday evening
and which started at the home Of
hts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. winston
Harwood. When all clues had been
followed the group returned TO the
Harwood home where prizes were
awarded the successful contestants.
Mrs. Howard Edward Butt, Mrs.
Hugh Barton Clapp and Miss Eliza
beth clapp have issued cards for a
y-nnnnfinr hOnOrinu Mrs Milton