San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-29
In Society

VIII tahe pace Sdturuas e'enlns, No-
vember 10.
Mrs. John Bennett will entertain
the Sealey-Taylor bridal party with a
dinner at her home Immediately fol-
lowing the. wedding reaearc>l Friday
evening, November 0.
Mrs. j. L. Jarratt will entertain
menting Miss Eugenia Taylor. The
guest list will include the two families
Of the Sealy-Taylor wedding.
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Mrs. w. i. Lupe will entertain
with a breakfast at the Country Club
Monday morning, November s, compli-
menting her niece. Miss Eugenia Tay.
lor whose marriage to George Sealy
of Galveston will take place in the
near future.
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Mrs. Edwin Meredith Sykes will en-
terrain Monday, November 5 with a
luncheon at the Country Club COM
plimenting Miss Eugenia Taylor and
the bridal party of the Sealy-Taylor
wedding.
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Miss Phyllis Corbusier entertained
Monday in her home at Fort Sam
Houston with a luncheon compliment
ing Miss Eugenia Taylor and Miss
Elsie Pancoast. The table in the din
ing room was prettily decorated with
yellow chrysanthemums. The guest
list included the honor guests, Miss
Taylor and Miss Pancoast. and Miss
Catherine Foster. Gertrude Malone,
Maria Taylor and Mrs. Jedd Roe. The
dainty place cards carried out the
bridal motif, and the guests Of honor
each received an attractive gift from
the hostess.
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Among those present on a steak fry
given Sunday evening at Woodlawn
hills, when party motored out for
supper were, Miss Dorothy Hillje,
Miss Roxana Gage, Miss Margaret
Lewis, Miss Estelle Storms. Miss Mae
Louise Schreiner, and Carlton Hagel-
stein, Victor Braunig, Rice Lynn. r.
| win Lange, Dick VanderStratten.
Amos Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walker and others.
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Greetings have been received from
from Mrs. Ben P. Converse. who with
her little son Harry Tappan Jr., is
spending some time in Boerne.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. ". Scott returned
returned from the East Sunday even.
ing where they have been spending the
last two months.
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Miss Elsie Scott returned from Dial.
las Monday morning where she spent
the week as the guest of Miss Bertha
Adkins.
Howell Mueller and Sam Lowe mo-
tored to Austin Saturday to spend the
day and attend the Texas Southwest
ern football game. Other San Anton
ians who motored over for the game
were Miss Celeste Schultz, Louis Good
rich and Bill Heusinger. Walter Ty-
nan and Oscar Powell left Friday for
Austin where they spent the weekend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Beussen
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Anita, to Forrest C. Ormond. The
wedding took place at s o'clock Satur-
day evening at the home of the brides
parents, with Rev. Mr.. Groth perform
ing the ceremony. The young couple
are at home at Ait Hammond avenue.
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The Speech Arts Club met in the
ballroom Of the Gunter Hotel Satur.
day. Miss Justine Dickey had charge
OF the program. The subject was,
"Pageantry." All of the active men,
bers of the club were present and
about 80 visitors. George McManus
made an interesting talk. Miss Dickey
also gave a brief talk. The pageantry
was beautifully illustrated by about
forty children from Breckenridge
school. The subject was, Progress
of the World" and the Breckenridge
High School orchestra furnished the
music. The table was prettily deco
rated with yellow cosmos. Place cards
painted by the art class at Bracken-
ridge High School marked covers for
the guests.
Miss Nora Blanchett of Big Wells,
Tex. spent several days Of last week
in San Antonio.
The Tuesday Musical Club will not
meet Tuesday afternoon as it is the
fifth Tuesday in the month. The next
regular meeting will be held at 8
o'clock Tuesday, November 6. The
meeting will be preceded by the second
lecture by Frank i. Reed. The lee
ture will begin at 1 40.
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The Argonne Heights School of
Childhood celebrated Halloween the
last hour Monday morning with a
party for the pupils of the school.
Games were played. Gingerbread men
were served, and the children received
place cards and favors carrying out
the Halloween motif.
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Miss Lucille Weber charmingly en-
tertained the C. W. A. Philatheas at
her home Friday evening. The house
was attractively decorated with au-
tumn leaves and cut flowers, with
witches and black cats to carry out
the Halloween suggestion. Misses
Armede Engle and Alma Allen won
prizes in the contests. Dainty refresh
ments were served to the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Adams.
Misses Vivian DE Lavan, Hula Powell.
Anne Smith. Lillian Owings. Lois Ow-
ings. Zelma Turner. Alma Allen. Aaph-
ne Stapleton, Armede and Jessell
Engle, and Jane Hunter and Mrs. De
Almond.
Mrs. John Kahler. 100 West Craig
place, left San Antonio for Waco last
week where she is visiting relatives
and friends. Mrs. Kahler will be in