San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-14

and Mrs. Fred Wagner, Mr.. and Mr..
Robert Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Edward Pennington, Mr.. and Mrs
W, s. Hendrick. Col. and Mrs. Fran
F. Wing, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Ter
rell, Captain and Mrs. Hughes, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Engelke, Mr.. anC
Mrs. A G. Digger, Judge and Mrs
George r. Talliaferro, Miss Mary
Carter, Mrs. Donald Fraser, Mrs,
Herman Staacke, Mrs. William Gun
bingham. Ralph Durkee, Major Skel
ton, John Rely, Stuart Pitcher, anC
| Thomas Butler of Austin.
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Miss Marion Ball will arrive homo
Friday from the University of Texas
where she is attending school. She will
entertain with house party of Uni.
versity students over the week end
and will attend the dance to be given
by Jimmie's Joys. Miss Ada Maver-
lick will also motor over for the week
end. and will compliment the visitors
with a buffet luncheon at her country
home on the Fredericksburg road Sat
urday.
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Mrs Alfred s. Gage and daughter,
Miss ROxana Gage left Tuesday even
ing for Los Angeles, where they will
spend about three weeks.
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Mrs. J. c. Moran of Fort Worth.
formerly Miss Abbie Duggan. is the
guest of her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
Malone Duggan for several days.
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Among those motoring to Austin
Monday to attend the Paderewski
concert are Mrs. Paul Sargent, Mrs.
Henry Drought. James Patrick Hop
kins Healy. Mrs. J. r. Leright. Wal
ter Durham. Mr.. and Mrs. Rordlon.
Mrs. Charles Hall and Mrs. Woodley
of New Braunfels.
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Mrs. Robert L. Ball entertained
with a charming luncheon Wednesday
in her attractive home on Kings
Highway cOmplimenting Miss Marian
Hearne, Miss Beatrice Stribling, and
Miss Anne Page. The Valentine sug-
gestiOn was artistically carried out in
the decorations. Red carnations dec
GRATED the home and adorned the
table. Valentine baskets held red can
dies. The plate favors, were French
confections in the form of dainty lit
tie corsages. They married. covers for
Miss Beatrice Stribling, Miss Anne
Page and Miss Marian Hearne, the
honor guests, and Miss Estelle Storms,
Miss Halle Ball, Miss Madeline Rus
sell, Miss Ruth West. Miss Eloise
Carr, Miss Joyce Mcclellan. Mrs.
Madge Hearne. Mrs. Harvey Page,
and Mrs. Ben Stribling, Mrs. Robert
Terrell and the hostess. Mrs. Ball was
assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Terrell. Following the luncheon a
matinee party was enioyrd 1T the
Royal theatcr.
Mrs. c. i. Schiwertz. complimenting
her son, Maxey Herbert Schiwetz
with a party the early part of the
week in celebration of his first birth
day anniversary. Games were played.
and prizes awarded. Dainty refresh
ments We're served to the following
Melba Randolph. Ernest Zinsmeyer,
Lillian Iinsmyer Miriam Ferguson,
Lucian Marty. Joseph Marty. Kath.
crime Marty, Pearl Hess. William
Schiwetz, Doris Hill. Rose Mousch-
NuhNS IEpulNt -hulcShON. ENbuutA hIlPS-
koy, j.. 0pperman. Harold Adams.
Franklin Ruhnke, and Herbert
Ruhnke.
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Mrs, a. ]. FriPsen COMMUNICATED
her mother Mrs. s. A. Eiselc with a
Japanese Tea at. her home l21J West
Mulberry avenue "Wednesday after
noon. The home was artistically dec
GRATED with cherry blossoms and chry-
santhemums. Over the table hung a
Japanese umbrella surrounded by
small electric Japanese lanterns. The
center decoration of the table was a
miniature Lily pond with tiny bridge.
flowers and birds. The favors were
miniature paraSOls. and chop sticks.
Japanese tea and rice and cakes were
served the guests Japanese games
were played and Drizps we've awarded
Mrs. r B. Moore, Mrs. John
Feise, and Mrs. George Wurzbach.
Those present were Mrs. S. A.
Eisele. Mrs. George c. Wurzbach.
Mrs. r. r. Moore. Mrs. Ruehla FIR
vim. Mrs. F. Fogelson. Mrs. John
Feike and the hostess.
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The Timely Topics Club will meet
at II 30 Thursday at the Mengcr
hotel in luncheon session. For rescr-
vations phone Travis GG4t.
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Mrs. Marks pupils of Bonn Avon
School will act as ushers mt her re-
cltal given Wednesday afternoon Of