El Heraldo de Brownsville from Brownsville, Texas • Page 4

Bull Fight Fans Open Fall Season A party was heW Saturday night at the Roman'e to touch off the opening of the fall season for the- Aficionados de Toros. Pena Taurina de Brownsville was the host to entertain the Ma- ladors who will appear today at the Plaza de Toros in Matamoros. Members of the Club Taurino "La Muleta" Journeyed from New Orleans, to jota the Brownsville club end Pena Taurina de ftfatumoros met with the two clubs In an evening of flamenco dances and songs of Spain, to honor the matadors, Rafael Rodriguez, "Charro" Gomez and Jesus Delgadillo, El Estudiante. Club Taurino of London, England had sent a colorful silk membership banner and a letter of greeting. Dr.

Felipe Ramirez Morilez, president of the Matamoros club, Marc A. Barrosse, of New Orleans, and Howard F. Murphy of the Brownsville club, greeted Ihe matadora the members of the respective clubs. Mr. Murphy explained that every Latin country has clubs of this kind, and that in recent years clubs taurino have been formed in the United States, includ ng New York, Dallas, El Paso, Los An- jeles, Denver, Chicago, New Orleans and Brownsville.

He said the members are devoted to the artistry of the "Corrida de Toros," to the music of Spdin and Mexico, the folk dances and a study of the language and customs of these countries. Mr. and Mrs. William Frank Freisinger Eolon Studio Miss Margaret Colunga, (William Freisinger Wed Miss Margaret Colimga, daugh- Sigma Phi sorority and is em- ler of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Colunga, ployed at the First National Bank. 215 West St. Charles, became the bride of William Frank Freisinger in a double-ring ceremony In Sacred Heart Catholic church on Augusts. The Is the son of Mr. and Freisinger of La Rev.

Gerarge Sexton officiated at 9 a.m. double-ring service in a setting of arrangements of gladioli. The bride's father gave her in marriage. She wore a gown of heavy white satin with brocade lace designs. Her butterfly veil was caught to a flower head dress.

Maid of honor was Miss Anna Maria Trevino. Other bride's attendant were Gloria Farroba, la- so, and Cortinas, dowery. The maid ol honor wore a pink lace dress and the bridesmaids wore blue and yellow organza dresses. Best man was Richard P. Gregory of Brooklyn.

New York. Ushers were Daniel Colunga and David Colunga. Reception The reception was given at the Outrigger Club following the ceremony. Miss Elaine Freisinger, sister ol the bridegroom, was at the guest book. Guests were received by the couple, their parents and the attendants.

The bride's mother wore a lavender lace sheath with matching accessories and a corsage of white carnations. The bridegroom's mother wore a Paris pink dress with matching accessories. Tile bride is a graduate of Brownsville High school and was awarded the Leslie Sills Memorial Award. She is a member of Beta The bridegroom is in the United States Air Force, serving in Frankiurt, Germany. He attended the University of Kansas and was a member of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity.

To Chicago After the ceremony the couple for a two-weeks honeymoon in Chicago, DJ. For going away the bride wore a beige and orange dress with matching accessories. Out of town guests included S-Sgt. Richard P. Gregory ol Brooklyn, stationed at'the U.S.A.- 1 Base in Del Rio; Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Freisinger, parents of the bridegroom. LaGraiige, Miss Edcouch; Mrs. Bob Bray and Mrs. Robert Lieck, Mercedes; Jamie Lovett and Daniel Colunga, Austin; Mr.

and Mrs. Ramiro Rodriguez, Laredo; Gilbert Col- imga, Kingsville, and Miss Joyce Wolle, Houston. OLD FASHIOX SAVINGS CARPETS Old Fashion Quality Old Fashion Texture Old Fashion Friecs Modern Palm 8WL at St. LI I-S97J HOOVER Convertible) Nothing cUant your Cofwwiibk only Don't Boost Of Frankness May Hurt RUTH MILLETT Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Do you pride yourself on your frankness? Do you frequently use sue! phrases as, "You know I'll tell you exactly what I think" or "To be perfectly frank with you.

Elaine Irange; Freisinger Mrs. O. C. ol La- Younger, Almanac Facts For This Date By UnitcS Press International Today is Sunday, Sept. 3, the 24Gth day of the year with XtD to folloiv in 1D61.

The moon is approaching its new phase. The morning star is Venus. The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. On this day In history: In 1783, the Revolutionary War was officially ended as the U.S. and Great Britain signed the treaty of Paris.

In 1339, Great Britain declared war on Germany after its ultimatum to Adolf Hitler to cease hostilities in Poland expired. In 1D58, the Communist party announced it had begun a system of communes that eventually would become that nation's basic social unit. A thought for today: Spanish writer Miguel Cervantes said, "where envy reigns, virtue cannot live." tlu's, but I think you should know If the answer is "Yes" perhaps you had better stop and figure ou whether the "frankness" you pride yourself on is really as sensible as you think it is. How often has your outspoken frankness done a real service for your, family, friends and acquain lances? How often has it been really helpful? Probably not nearly as often as you would like to think, more often than not perfect frankness carries a sting that hurts, a crit icism that crushes or a superior! ty that deflates another's ego. Why should anyone actually iride himself on his frankness? It's easy to be frank to say whatever comes into your mind without first wondering whether expressing the idea will be helpful or hurtful.

It is much more difficult to he diplomatic, to be gracious, to fig ure out a way to gentle a remark That takes some thought. It also takes consideration for the feel ings and beliefs and attitudes, of oiiers. And how do you know for sure that what a friand yeds is your frank opinion? Maybe the friend needs the encouragement of a tactful answer rather than the blunt edge of unadorned frankness. Maybe he could use a little flattery instead of frankness. Don't be ofraid of flattery.

Few persons get too much of It for Iheir own good. Most don't get enough. It was, I believe, Samuel Johnson who said, "Just prpise only a debt, but flattery is a present." MATfEnS OP NOTE Experts recommend that a new piano be tuned at least four times a year. Older pianos nerd drains hvo or three times year. New pianos rajulre to adjust to new temperature an3 humidity conditions.

STARCH IATER To avoid silverfish, Unens should be laundered, but not Jarched, before storage. Real Beauty Stems From Inner Charm AtlCIA HAUT Newspaper Enterprise Assn. A scene in th beauty shop where I had my hair done last week points up the fact tha: charm is an integral part 11 beauty. A woman in her early 50s was having a set and a manicure. With her was her teen age daughter who was waiting for her mother with a set anc sullen face.

Several times, fhi mother scolded her loudly for sulk ing. Reason While the mother had her hair combed out, the reason for the scene came out. The girl was p.t or' "You may not like hearing tending a parly that night and her mother refused to. let her have her hair done. Obviously, i was a matter of economics anc the mother did not intend to give up her weekly set for her daugh ter.

Finally, she attempted to make rude amends by asking the hairdresser to comb out her daughter's hair. He refused, explaining that a mere combing wouldn't help matters. The mother's face was set In grim, taut lines as mother and daughter left the shop together. Everyone in the shop was upset and everyone reacted In the same way The feeling was that the mother was a selfish and unattractive woman despite her grooming. Too-Snug Teens The teen-ager who squeezes herself into tight pants and skirts on the theory that this will make her look thinner is, fooling herself, and only herslef.

Tight clothes Invariably make the wearer 'look fatter. There's only one way to look slim: cut down "on the amount you're eating. Meanwhile, buy your clothes in the correct size for you. This shoult be a size that permits you ease both in standing and sitting, as well as walking comfort. If you've never tried this before take a look at yourself in the full- length mirror in the fitting room and se how much better you look.

Instantly, you will look If you're Bridge Club Winners Told WESLACO Winners ol the weekly master point session of the Wcslaco Bridge club held Tuesday night at the Civic Center were: R. W. Sutherland and Mrs. Ethyl Hicks of Brownsville, Brst place; Mr. and Mrs.

Lyle Hogan of San Benito, second place; Ray Erlich of For And About Women Mr and Mrs. Charles Cardenas, Jr Badger's Photo tnparo wan enaa Ar. Enroll New! Grane Alvarez SCHOOL of DANCE Toe gpaabA Ballet Folk Ductng FOR ADUITO Air CoadiiiMwd Stodto hM From Sept. Stk. to win SUH Acpl.

Jttfc R. lllh St. much overweight, avoid pants or shorts of any kind until you've lost the necessary poundage. You can compromise, this year, by wearing culottes. They'll be mucl more flattering, will allow you room for action and youll be very much In fashion.

Watch That Taper The practice of having sWrls tapered to give them a snug fit about the derrier is unsound. It's difficult to say just how it got started but a good many women are doing it. A majority of American women have a hip problem and should have their skirts eased in order to look well. A skirt that has been tapered in- Donna and M. F.

Armstrong variably shows stress and strain Weslaeo, third place; and Mrs. Betty Ann Jennings of McAllen and Hank Stanley of Harlingen and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martin of Me All en, tied for fourth place. Ernest Thompson of Elsa and Mrs.

C. C. Stokes of Weslaco, first; Mrs. Gorman Fox of Raymondville and Mis. Frank Sullivan of Harlingen, second; Mrs.

F. Goerger and Mrs. Charlee se Tharp of third; and Leonard F. Weckerling and C. U.

Lent of Weslaco, fourth, wash cloths often. on both seams and fabric rapidly. It's true that Marilyn WESLACO Miss Amparo A. and Charles Cardenas were united in marriage Sunday, Aug. 27, in a nuptial mass ceremony which took place at 6 j.

m. in St. Joan Arc church in Weslaco. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Santos Calvan and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cardenas, all of Weslaco. The nuptial mass was ready by the Rev. Luiri Marinl O.

M. The Rev. Soterino Castellanos M. I. solemnized the double-ring ceremony.

White gladioli decorated the church altars. Cathedral baskets of gladioli at each side of the main altar, were flanked by candlelabra entwined with foliage. White satin bows marked he pews. The cushions on which he bride and bridegroom knelt were decorated with orange blossoms taken from the cushions used by the bride's parents on heir wedding 24 years ago. Bride The bride, given in marriage oy her lather, wore a traditional wedding gown of Ivory peau de sole satin.

The bodice, detailed in rosepoint hand-run Alencon lace, 'aslened down he back with toy covered buttons and was styled with bateau neckline and bracelet sleeves. A self fabric rose adorned the pouf of the voluminous skirt which fell in folds to a cathedral sweep train. I'er pearl necklace and earrings were a gift of the bridegroom. In follow- ng tradition, she wore a sterling silver pin that had been worn by ler grandmother and had a coin in her left shoe. A crown of imported pearl orange blossoms icld her long veil of French illusion.

She wore white kid gloves and carried a cascade bouquet of Cattleya orchid encircled with tiny white roses, pearlettes and satin hearts. Attendants Miss Amelia Calvan served her sister a maid of honor. She wore a leaf green dress of silk organza over taffeta, styled wilh scooped neckline, cap sleeves and full pleated skirt. A satin rose with shoulder length tulle fashioned her headdress. She carried a cascade bouquet of bronze pompons.

The blrdesmaids were Miss Esmeralda Cardenas, a sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Paula Torres of King City, Calif. They wore identical dresses in blended colors of autumn golds. The Misses Chris Trevino and Nora were flower girls. Ruben Cardenas, a brother of the bridegroom, was the best man. The ushers were Santos Galvan, and Joe L.

Calvan, brothers of the bride, Gilbert Car- jride's book. Background music Juring the reception was played ay Tony Valdez. The out of town guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cardenas of Corpus Dr.

and Mrs. Carlos Bazan and Dr. Luc Beent- zhes of Galveslon, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.

Oscar Q. Quarnstrom of Brownsville, Mrs. Gabriel Garcia of Harlingen, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Femat and Mr.

and Mrs. Juan Garza of Mission and Mr. and Mrs. Joe I. Cardenas of Austin.

The bride Is a graduate of Weslaco High School and attended Pan American College. The bridegroom was also graduated from Weslaco High school and has a B. A. degree from Pan American college. He Is attending the university of Texas and is a member of Sigma Delia Pi fraternity.

He served in the U. S. Army from 1954-56, on duty Hawaii. The couple will be at In Austin. Mr.

and Mrs. Sanios E. Calvan Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Gvmjardo Cuajar do-Hill Service Read In Catholic Church Miss Hortencia Hill and Manuei Guajordo were manned In a double-ring ceremony 7:30 July 16, In St.

Joseph's Catholic church. The bride Is the daughter ol Antonio Hill and Mrs. Francisca Hill. The bridegroom is the son ol the late Mr. Pablo Guajardo and Mrs.

Valentina Castillo. church was decorated with white gladioli. Miss Zoila Gana was at the organ to play the wedding music. The bride was given In marriage by her father. She wore a floor-length gown of white net anc Chantilly lace and her veil of French lace was caught to a crown of orange blossoms.

First witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Armando Hill and second witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Camargo; Irma Cavazos was maid of honor and Juan Agulrre was best man.

Other attendants were Miss Linda Saldivar, cojines; Caridad Salinas, ramo; Miss Alicia Vergosa and Lucio Martinez, lazo; Elvla Saldivar, aras; Olga Hernandez, libro and rosarlo. Flower girls were hosts for the rehearsal gup- were Linda Sue Hill, Ttosia Casper on August 25, In their home, tillo and Rose Mary Hill. ICE COLD COOUCR 5f you don't nse an astringent any other time, become a mor time addict of this cooling lotion. Kept In the refrigerator between uses, It can be as cooling as an air conditioner. IS YOURS TRUE Graclousness and charm add to any woman's aura of beauty.

The way you walk and talk creates an atmSsphere pleasing or on- pleaslng to persons you. HEATER INSPECTION Make a note now to have your furnace inspected In the fading days of summer. doing it then vou'll be assured that when the first cold snap comes, your home will ho toasty warm. LOW NOON by Janet Henry was peanut buHer, bologna, toasted cheese, But riwy (tuck op their nottj, as you Cried, "Tuna fijJi, or nothing! It'i HUM want." I Mi my around, "Tien nothing! rsilaorant." Mt tfo door Hwy harried, to Mighbon the street. Irave lunch at your houtrf netting borne to TRANQU1I.TZINO If you've no time for a nap before an evening date, massage your entire scalp with your flnger- denas, a brother of the bride-itlps, give your hair a brisk and she has been described as "a dumpy little woman." BASIC TO BEAUTS' Keep brushes, combs, powder your beauty implements immaculately clean at all times, and change towels and FIRST IN HAIR FASHIONS! COLD WAVE 4.98 complete tndndlin; Kt and cat.

SHAMPOO SET HAIRCUT (any style). MO.VDAY SATURDAY 60S W. Kliubeth 2-90GO IJ bert Cardenas, another brother of the bridegroom, was the can- dleiighter. The mothers of the bride and bridegroom wore dresses of avocado green chiffon over satin and matching accessories. Tliey each wore a clmbldium orchid corsage trimmed in bronze.

Reception The Deception was held in the New Orleanj Ballroom of the Cortez hotel. The bride's table, covered in white linen, vas centered with a white hobnail epergne arranged with white carnations, asters and chenille hearts, centered with a nosegay of two lace wedding bells. The five-tiered wedding cake was decorated with orchids and rosei and topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom. Ramiro Uw cake and Mrs. Felipe Cortex poured the silver coffee service.

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