San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-28
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/ heavy satin. made with a graceful
drape effect and caught at the waist
with pearls and brilliants. The dress
was embroidered in tiny pearls, as was
the court train OF satin. The becom-
ing tulle veil was arranged in BAN
deau effect and held with lilies of the
| valley and orange blossoms. 1t fell in
| graceful clouds over the satin train.
| The bride carried Il bouquet of orange
/ blossoms and lilies of the valley. The
| bridal party wore frOckS in soft rain
bow shades and carried cOrSages OF
pink roses and violets.
Miss Flowers wore charming
model Of palest yellow with French
flowers appliqued at the neck. \
| band of gold bound the waist.
Miss Evelyn Newton wore becom-
| ing lavender frock, made with a quaint
| tight bodice and full skirt. \ band
Of silver bound her hair.
Miss Rose Muir was lovely in a
gown of flesh-cOlored chiffon. with pas
tel flower trimming the bouffant skirt.
Mrs. Jersig wore a Jade green chif-
fon model trimmed with gold lace.
Mrs. Whitfield wore a pale blue
chiffon froei made with the bouffant
effect and trimmed in French flowers.
Following the ceremony, a. reception
was held at the st. Anthony. The
tapestry room was beautiful with ar
tiStic baskets of pink and white car
nations and rosebudS. The table in
the center of the room was a mound
Of pink carnations and white rose
buds. Pink tapers burned in brass
candelabra.
Receiving the guests at the door
were Mrs. Harry Rogers and Mrs. II.
:. Affleck. while in the receiving line
were: Mrs. Willis. the mother of the
bride: Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Harwell of
Tulsa. Okla. Mrs. X. +. Rowney of
Muskogee, Okla. Mr.. and Mrs. X. {.
Roos. Mrs. 4. Roos and -. and Mrs.
II. Roos. At the opposite end of the
room the bride and groom and the brid-
al party greeted the guests.
Pouring coffee at the table were
Mrs. A. L. Mitchell ard Mrs. Frank
Winerich, Mrs. W. II. Chamber and
Mrs. L. ]. Hart. Cutting the cake
were Mrs. Homer Rogers, Mrs. Arthur
Morton and Mrs. Craig Adams.
Mrs. Willis was attractive IN a
gown of orchid georgette beaded IN
crystals.
Mrs. Roos wore black lace gown
with hat to match.
Later in the evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roos left for short bridal tour, and
will be at home after about ten days
with Mr.. and Mrs. &. r. Roos. until
the completion of their new home.
The bride wore q becoming three
piece travelling suit of Poiret twill OF
sand color. The coat was embroidered
in Egyptian designs. A smart hat of
the same shade was worn with the cos
tune.
Mrs. Charles H. Noble of Washing
ton is guest at the st. Anthony for
| several weeks.
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Miss Bess Murphy of New York
| CITY will arrive soon to be the guest
of Miss Eleanor Taylor. Miss Murphy
| has been visiting in Houston and will
| take part in the Merry Whirl,' the
play that will be given April , and 6,
at the Grand Opera House, by Jack
Tobin.
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Mrs. r. L. Rowsey and Miss Kath-
crime Sue Harwell of Muskogee, Okla,
who arrived in San Antonio to attend
the Ross-Willis wedding are the guests
of Mrs. Claude Willis for several
days. e,
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Mrs. John Green and daughter, Miss
Annie Lee Green of Cuero, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.. Roos.
having attended the Roos-Willis we'd
ding Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. J. NJ Nix will entertain with
luncheon Thursday at the Merger
hotel complimenting her guest. Mrs.
Warner c. Mccall of st. Louis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walton d. Hood en-
tertained with charming dinner
party at their home Tuesday evening,
following the rehearsal of the North
way-Kerr wedding, complimenting
Miss Aileen Kerr. The table in the