San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-10
TO OUR CLUB.
Miss Aubrey Gives a Dei,ghtfu, Ke

Miss Aubrey Gives a Delightful Re
ception.
"Our Club" is composed of fai
ladies only. The men are not in
unless they are invited.
A few days ago the favored ones re
ceived this necessary article and las
night they answered it in person ant
in full dress.
The ladies were there too, the fair
est the city can boast of.
| They were there in their most tasty
gowns and looked very pretty.
The bloom OF youth mot the artifi
| ciaD was on their cheeks and they
| danced with step elastic.
In the moonlight on the lawn these
bellies and beaux promenaded and
conversed.
In the aftistically decorated house,
to beautiful music, they danced and
enjoyed the numerous delicacies
served by attentive and efficient
walters, as refreshments. They were
there Co spend q pleasant evening and
no one can complain that they failed.
Miss Aubrey, q bud among the
roses, robed in a pretty gown of blue
silk with chiffon trimmings and
natural flowers, showed her enviable
qualities as an entertainer. She WAS
here and there and everywhere ad-
ministeriDg to the wants of her
guests. She was q model hostess.
Among the ladies who spent evening
there were:
Miss Lsbatt, very pretty in a gown
of silk null, cream lace trimmings
and natural flowers.
Mrs. w. w. King, gowned in white
silk and diamonds.
Miss Ward, in yellow crepe and
chiffon.
Mrs. n. D. Kampmann looked
aueenly in gown OF yellow crepe.
Miss Kennedy. of Marshall, Texas,
pretty as pink in pink organdia and
red roses.
Miss Emma Reed, in white crepe de
chine and natural flowers.
Miss Emma Bell, in white null
with white embroidered trimmings
and flowers.
Miss Epson was very hand some in
q gown of blue silk with chiffon trim
mings.
Mrs. Duval West, attired in a gown
of white net and ribbons.
Miss Fleming, in heleotrope crepe
and garniture of pansies.
Miss Annie Bee in white silk and
floral trimmings.
Mrs. Rose Aubrey, in black silk
and diamonds.
Mrs. F. F. Balm bridge, canary silk
and flowers.
Miss Eva Edmunds, cream organ
dia.
Mrs. S. G. Newton, blue silk, black
lace and diamonds.
Miss Ora Pro Nobis Newton, a
queen of beauty robed in gown OF
pink crepe, entraine, flowers.
Miss Annie Prescott, lavender silk
and lace.
Miss Louisa Prescott, white silk
null, white flowers.
Miss Gallagher, white net and rib
bons.
Mrs. Rely Gordon, pink crepon and
black lace.
Mrs. David Bell, black silk.
Miss McElroy, fresh and pretty as
morning glory in pink crepe de chine.
Miss Bessie Norton, blue silk and
diamonds.
Miss Lola Gaylord. blue silk null
and flowers.
Mrs. george Hines, very beautiful
in rich gown of cream silk, flowers
and diamonds.
Mrs. A. Devine, white silk null,
point lace and flow ers.
Mrs. Woodruff, white ottoman silk
entraine.
Mrs H. M. Aubr ey, black silk and
diamonds.
Mrs. Borden, black silk, basement
erie trimming.
Miss Pancoast, blue cause and nat
ural flowers.
The gentlemen present were: Find
lay, Geo. Hines, H. D. Kampmann,
J. Simpson, c. Bee, Ulrich, A. De.
vine, j. Il. Woodruff, Graham. Weir.
Buckley, Winstead, Turner ,Pancoast,
Walton, cambridge, r. Corner, Fry,
Captain Borden, VIM. Aubrey, d.
West. Wash, Lieutenant Langhorn,
Fl. Aubrey, H. w. Adams, Judge w.
w. King, w. G. Price and J. ].
Meyers.