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Miss Huffman
Is Bride Of
A. Thornton
(Special to The Herald)
SAN BENITO, Sept. 10.—Interest
ing U> a large circle ol friends was
the wedding Saturday morning of
Miss Eloise Huffman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Huffman and
Mr. Albert W. Thornton, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Thornton.
The marriage beautiful for it’s
simplicity was held in the home of
the bride's parents In Ben Lora
Lane. ,
Beiore an improvised altar of fern
and pink roses the young couple
pledged their vows. Reverend C. S.
McKinney, pastor of the First Bap
tist church read the marriage lines.
Only the immediate families of the
bride and groom witnessed the cere
mony.
The bride wore a becoming frock
of blue triple sheer with matching
accessories. Her corsage was fash
ioned of pink sweetheart roses and
fern. Following a wedding trip to
Corpus Christ! and Victoria the
young couple will be at home in the
Phillip's apartments.
• • •
Preceding the departure of Mrs.
Vestal Staats daughter of Mrs. An
nie Ratliffe for Fort Worth, her
mother entertained with a pretty
afternoon bridge in the home of Mrs.
Staats’ sister, Mrs. Arthur Moore.
During the games of bridge, Mrs.
Clark Creps was high Mrs. Ratliffe
remembered her daughter with a
pretty gift.
The guest list included Mesdames
Staats. Arthur Moore. Clark Creps.
Harry Bickle. Robert Bone. Paul R06
sell Charles Ludden. Frank Ludden,
J. P. McGeehee. Asa Agar, E. E.
Wilmeth, I. M Phippenny and the
hostess.
• • •
Included in the many courtesies
given honoring Mrs. Vestal Staats
of Fcrt Worth was the creakfast of
smart appointments given in the
heme of Mrs. I. M. Phippenny. Fol
lowing an interesting series of games
trophies went to Mrs. Arthur Moore.
Mrs. Ratliffe and the honoree.
A delicious breakfast was served
after the games to Mesdames Staats.
Paul Rossell. Rcbert Bone. Harry
Bickle. Arthur Moore, Annie Rat
liffe. J. P McGreehee. Clark Creps.
and Mrs. Phippenny.
• • •
Thirteen delegates of the Wo
man's Mislsonarv Society of the
First Methodist church attended the
Cameron-Willacy County Z:ne meet
ing which was held in Harlingen
during the past week. Those going
werp Mesdames Neely Newman. J
W. Baird. J. E. Thompson. Henry
Alsmever. L. W. Humble. J. R. Gil
bert. j. M. Graham. H A. Doan.
Forest Wilson. A. W. Fitzpatrick.
Guy Castleberry, W. T. Morgan.
Fred Hartman
• • •
Mrs. W F. Brackmeyer was high
when R. A. Ewing entertained the
members of her bridge club this
week. A trophy also went to Mrs
Beniamin Shoemaker. Three tables
of plavers enjoyed the games.
• • •
Lateral T club members met in
the home of Mrs Arthur Graves in
regular session when the prise for
contests during the afternoon went
to Mrs. C M Wilds. During the meet
ing plans were completed for a cov
ered dish luncheon which will be
held September 19 in the home oi
Mrs C. I. Worley.
• • •
Mrs. W. G. Place entertained the
El Jueves Bridge club during the
past week at her home when awards
went to Mrs. Melyin Gilbert and
L. W. Humble. Guests in addl
t«l to the members were Mesdames
A. C. Smith and L. W. Humble. The
next meeting of the club will be with
Mrs. M. B. Huffman.
• • •
Miss Mae Moore has arrived to
assume her duties for the year in
Hie San Benito Public schools.
Mrs. Vestal Staats. daughter of
Mrs. Annie Ratliffe and sister of
Mrs. Arthur Moore, who has been a
guest in the city for the past sev
eral days has returned to her home
in Port Worth. During her stay here
she was complimented with a num
ber of informal affairs.
Robert Freeman and Charles Lud
den have gene to Zapata where they
will be for a few days In connection
with river observation.
Hiss Maureen East and Mrs Jack
Elliott underwent tonsilectomies at
the Valley Baptist hospital Satur
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark former
ly of this city and for the past sev
eral years residents of Mission, have
returned to San Benito where they
Will make their home on North
Crockett Street.
Mrs. I. R. Gilbert has returned
to the citv after visiting with her
daughter in Victoria
Milton Kirby, brother of Dr John
Kirby has gone to Missouri where
he will again attend the University
of that state
Mr and Mrs. J. B Nosier have
had as their guests during the past
week. Mr and Mrs. Henry Poetter
of Austin.
Mr- Orar Gerst and son. Jimmie
are row living in the city after an
at^crc* of many years during which
Hrr" they have made their hrtne in
D^rns
C'vde Whittle an Instructor in the
loc’l schools has arrived to assume
his duties.
Mr and Mrs. Pat Murohy have as
their guests. Mr and Mrs. Milton
Alves and children. Clarence and
Flovd.
Miss Kate Robertson, daughter of
Mr and Mrs Frank S Rcbertson
has gone to Newman, where she has
accented a position In the schools as
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Mrs. George Espy has returned
to the city a.wer visiting in the home
a her daughter. Mrs. O. B. Dodds
in Corpus L'nnsu.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hmkly and
daughters, Mary anu Helen have
anived in the ci.y alter a vacation
«.np spent in Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Elder de
parted Sunday for Laredo, where
they will make their hetne. Mr. E-d
er will be the manager of one of
the Piggiy Wiggly stores in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. B.wie are
at home agam fo.lo&ing an extend*
ed trip through the northwert.
Mr and Mrs. I. V. Jolly, Jr., and
son. Jimmie and Mrs. Elizabeth Don
aldson and children c<f Houston and
B. S. Neylor of Weslaco spent two
days during the week at Del Mar.
Miss Bess Porter and Mr. and Mrs.
W. Gordon of San Antonio were
guests in the heme of Miss ’Dorothy
Porter during the week.
Mrs. L. H Tracker and two daugh
ters, Mr*. Leonard D. March ol
Brownsville and Lorraine Thackei
were guests at a coffee given in the
home of Mrs. J. E. Weir of Donna
when the announcement of the ap
proach and coming marriage of Mrs
Weir s daughter, Miss Georgia Mae
Norwood was made.
Mrs. Betty M. Dace has opened
a studio in the Stonwall Jacksor
hotel where she will give instruc
tions in violin.
Mrs. E. W. Edwards is home fol
lowing an operation which she un
derwent at the Santa Rosa hospita
in San Antonio.
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CORRECTION
Through an error, it was stated
that the recital to be given by pu
pils of Mrs. W. W. Underwood tc
be held Friday evening at 8 p. m
was held in the Epworth Leagui
room of the First Methodist church
The recital will be held in El Jar
din school house at the date anc
hour mentioned.
Bridge Group
Is Entertained
In Edinburg
(Special to The Herald)
EDINBURG. Sept. 10.—Mr*. C. 8.
Collier entertained the Hl-Lo Bridge
club Friday afternoon.
Mr*. C. E. Bryan was awarded
the trophy.
e e e
Miss Mae Hamme honored the
members of the Order of the Rain
bow Girls Friday afternoon with a
theatre party at the local theatre.
Following the show, the girls
were invited to the home of Miss
Hamme for refreshments.
• • •
The Althean class of the Baptist
Sunday school met Friday after
noon at the church and named Mrs.
E. C. Umland. Jr., as president.
Other officers included Mrs. C.
R. Gernenta. vice president Mrs. L.
R. Scarborough, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. O. C. Hollis, report
er; and Mrs. J. T. Magee, teacher.
• • •
Mrs. R. 8. Hibbetts entertained
Friday in honor of the tenth birth
day of her daughter. Clara Beth.
Guests were entertained at the
Aztec theatre and were served re
freshments later at the Jack 'n Jill
Ice Cream Parlor.
Mrs,. W. A. Robinson was compli
mented Friday night when a num
ber of friends gathered at the home
of Mrs. 6teven Heacock.
The honoree was presented with
many lovely gifts which were given
to her in a basket carried by little
Diane Trolinger and little Dorothy
Ray McWhorter.
• • •
Mrs Wenonah Roach Ware re
turned Friday from Alpine where
she has been teaching in Sul Ross
Colelge.
Miss Mozelle Van Cleve has re
turned home from San Antonio
where she has been visiting her
sister, Miss Mabel Van Cleve.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Berrldge and
Dr. E. S. Hayes returned Friday
from a visit in Monterrey. Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. George of
Mercedes spent Sunday in Edin
burg with relatives and friends.
Hallie Rigsby, niece of Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Aldrich, left Sunday for
her home in Corpus Christi.
Mrs. R. B. Curry, Mrs. Marvin
McAskill and J. D. McKinney are
in Austin on business
Mrs. Dorothy Kirkpatrick 8cott
and son of Lockhart are visiting in
the home cf her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W Kirkpatrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Cam Hill and Cam.
Jr., spent Sunday in Port Isabel
with friends.
—.—o —-.
Society Calendar
WEDNESDAY
Evelyn Hayes will be hostess to
• members of the Little Women's
club.
Hie ladies of the Central Christ
! ian church will serve a Penny Sup
I per at the chufch.
Mrs. R. E. Green Is
Hostess To The
Ween Frac Club
Mrs. R. E. Green entertained
members of the Ween Frac Bridge
club at her home Friday afternoon,
having as out of club guests, Mrs.
Sam L. Lockwood, and Mrs. Lee
Adamson.
During the games of bridge, Mrs
Adamson was high with Mrs. Henry
Smith being second high.
Mrs. J. Douglass Ireland will
entertain the club next week Club
members playing were Mesdames
J. Douglass Ireland, Henry Smith. E.
E. Dickason. F. E. Mac man us and
Floyd Jonea
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Collegians To
Be Honored
With Dance
The L. L. L. club will give a
farewell dance Wednesday evening
in the patio of El Jardln hotel
honoring a group of college stu
dents who are leaving soon to begin
their studies.
Included In the group are: Emi
lio Tamargo. of Saltillo, Mexico. A.
W. Reed. Jr., R. L. Marques Jr..
Frank Henggeler, all of whom will
attend Texas A. and M. at College
Station; Ismael Zarate, Jr., Raul
Garres, Joe Fernandez, Jr., Rey
naldo Garza. George 8amano, Misses
Amali and Virginia Runyon, Univ
ersity of Texas at Austin; Misses
Eva Gavlto and Ofella de la Garza,
Texas A. and I. at Kingsville.
Officers of the L. L. L. club are
Carmela Alonso, president. Lucin
da M. Garza, vice president; Zoila
Marques, secretary’; and Josephine
Henggeler, treasurer.
o —
Surprise Shower Is
Given Monday Nite
For Bride-To-Be
Miss Mary Mason. Miss Alberta
Browne, and Miss Judith Calderoni
Jointly entertained at a surprise
shower Monday evening honoring
Miss Concha O'Reilly, whose mar
, riage to Mr. E de la Rosa will take
; place Wednesday, Sept. 11 at the
Sacred Heart church.
A miniature wedding cake adorn
ed the center of the refreshment
table, a bridal theme being carried
out in all appointments.
The bride-elect was the recipient
of many lovely gifts. The hostesses
presented her with a particularly
handsome favor.
- - **
RETURN FROM TRIP
Misses Effie and Constance Kab
elaris have Just returned from a
month’s visit in Torreon, Mexico,
where they were the guests of their
uncle. Mr. John Kabelaris. and fam
ily. Mr. Kabelaris with his two
daughters. Misses Olga and Con
stance. accompanied his nieces
home, and visited relatives here and
in Harlingen over the weekend.
Teachers Are
Honored At
Reception
WE8LACO. Sepc. 10. —Outatand
ing among the social hospitalities
of the past week-end was a delight
ful informal reception tendered
the Weslaco faculty Friday evening
on the spacious lawn of the hlglt
school, with the Parent-Teacher
association and Mother's club as
hostesses.
After an interesting musical pro
gram and greetings from Superin
tendent F. C. McConnell punch
was served from a beautifully lace
laid tea table, presided over by
Mrs. Seth Duncan, president of the
P.-T. A. and other members.
Following this the faculty re
ceived the guests in their respective
rooms, as both school buildings
were open for inspection. Members
of the faculty honored at this oc
casion were Superintendent F. C.
McConnel; high school teachers
Fred E. Kay. principal. G. W. San
sing, Miss Doris Thompson, Mrs.
Henry Link. Mr Leonard Kelly.
Mrs Ruth Coole. Miss Leona
Friend. Lloyd P. Kelts. J. H.
Thompson. H. H. Johnson, Mrs
PhU Dixon. Miss Claudia Mercer.
Arthur A. Harris. T. F Daniels,
Mrs. C. H. Hoge. Mr R. Cummings.
Stephen F Austin teachers—T. D
Hudspeth, principal. Mrs. J. Berry.
Miss Olivia Young. Miss Leoline
Horton. Miss Clara Brand n. Miss
Kathleen McCreary. Miss Lila Mae
Jordan. Miss Opal Klutz. Mrs B
Engle. Mrs. Dessa Carr. Mrs. Arthur
Harris. Miss Hazel Rogers, Miss
Virginia Sappington. Mrs. Chas.
Pearre. North Ward school—Mr O.
R. 8cott, principal; Mrs. Evelyn
Weaver, Miss Katherine Stoltz, Mrs
Catherine Martin. Mrs. Olive West
brook. Miss Fr I’kie Thompson. Mrs.
J. L. Couch. Mrs. R. A. Emerson.
Miss Myrtle Fawcett. Miss Grace
Morrison and Mrs. Monty Rich
ards.
Mr. and Mrs C. Lester 8kaggs
entertained Thursday evening with
a whit* wing barbecue in hchor of
the Weslaco Rotarians and their
wives. About 65 guests enjoyed the
evening together .
• • •
Charming among the hospital
ities of the past few days was a
i waffle supper given by Mrs. W. F.
Andersen and her daughter. Mrs.
Erma Gilpin, complimenting Miss
Julia Andersen on her birthday.
• • •
Mrs. R A. Rowland was hostess
Friday to members of the Llano
Grande Bridge club and a few
guests.
Mrs. Don Ransom and Mrs. W
P. Powell were club guests 8core
trophy went to Mrs. J. A. Knapp
Mrs. Sidener will be next hostess
• • •
Mrs Paul Fawcett was named
honoree at a delightful surprise
i party complimenting her on hex
birthday. The evening was spent
in popular games, Refreshments
were served.
• • •
Weslaco schools opened Tuesday
I with a large enrollment New teach.
era were enrolled to take the places
of Miss Nell Fields, Mr Berry and
Mr. N. Tarrant New teachers In
troduced were Mrs. Henry Link,
Mr. Kay and Mr. Cummings.
• • •
Miss Ruth Black of Blossom, Tex,
la the guest of her sister, Miss
Louise Black, high school super
visor.
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Bach and
sons have returned from a trip to
Eureka Springs, and other points
in the Arkansas Osarks
Mr. and Mn» Joe Daney have re
turned from a summer spent in
various points of Colorado
Mrs. Laura Rondeau of Boston
is the y.rst of her daughter and
family. Mrs. L. W. Derhy.
Mr. J. C. Pike, son of Mr. and
Mrs A. 8. Pike and Miss Annie
Merle Anderspn were married Sat
urday night at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. E. W Goes.
Mrs. Alderdice Is
Hostess To The
Friday Bridge
Mrs J. B. Alderdice vu hostess
the latter part of the week to mem
bers of the Friday Bridge club and
a few guests.
During the games of bridge. Mrs.
Herbert L Thomas was high and
Mrs R. F. Breeden second high
among the club members, with Mrs.
Leland Marsters was high among
the guests.
Mrs Ralph L. Buell will entertain
the club at its next meeting.
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Return From Trips
Thru North.Texas
BAS BENITO. Sept. 10— Mrs.
Helen Moore and hej- daughter. Mrs.
Lola Payne have returned from a
trip of two and a half months
through north Texas. They visited
in several cities In the northern
part of the state, and visited In
Saltillo and Monterrey for some
time.
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evening at the Central Hi i latte n
church. .
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