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

The last large party until after
Lent, was given Tuesday evening when
the Assembly entertai ed with theiI
annual dance at the Country Club.
Receiving the guests with Mrs. B.
+. Stout, who was chairman Of the ar
rangements, was her committee, Mrs,
Henry L. Phelps, Mrs. John II. lap
ham, Mrs. Wallace Newton, Mrs
HomerT. Wilson, Mrs. Gunter Hardie,
Mrs. ]. S. Kampmann, Mrs. w. 2.
Lupe and Mrs. Lee Ransom.
Dinner was served before the dance
in the dining room. About fifteen
tables were adorned with pink and
yellow tulips in attractive mahogany
baskets. Pink tapers burned in sill
yer candlesticks.
Upstairs the ballroom carried out
the valentine motif with red carnations
and ferns banking the mantels in both
rooms. Huge basl cts filled with pussy
willow blossoms stood on either side
of the fireplaces. FeStoons of hearts
decorated the walls and windows.
Miss Eloise Carr and Dave Wood
ward led the cotilliou in which large
red balloons were given as favors,
Mrs. Stout wore an attractive model
Of cloth of gold brOcaded in orange.
Mrs. Sam Barclay was charming in a
cut velvet draptd model of a becoming
shade of old rose. Mrs. Wallace New
ton was attractive in a white chiffon
gown beaded in pearls and brilliants.
Mrs. Lupe was gowned in black Sc
0uins. Mrs. Pat Casey wore a lovely
model of soft brown chiffon beaded in
CRYSTALS with graceful lines. She wore
a corsage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. W.
b. Russ was lovely in brocaded mod
ell of silver cloth. with a purple sheen,
and made with the straight line effect.
Mrs. Gunter Hardie wore flame col
ored frock beaded in crystals. Mrs.
Taylor was charming in gown of Law
ender crepe heavily beaded. Miss Carr
was attractive in a pink chiffon model,
trimmed with French flowers. The
skirt shaded from pale pink to deep
rose. Mrs. J. L. Jarratt wore lovely
model Of white crepe beaded in pearls
and gold beads, with n cOrsage OF roses
and violets. Mrs. Terrell wore an
American beauty colored frock attrac-
lively draped with hose and slippers to |
match. Miss Elizabeth King wore a
lovely gown of pale blue made with the
long wasted effect. A band Of silver
bound her hair. Miss Eugenia Taylor
wore an attractive model of white chif-
fon trimmed with ermine. Miss Maria
TAYLOR was gowned in pink georgette.
Miss Stribling was clad in pale blue
panne velvet trimmed with cloth OF sill
yer. Miss Fincham wore a gold lace
frock made with the bouffant effect.
Miss Mcclellan wore becoming bead
ed gown of white crepe. Miss Mil
bred johnson was attractive in a gown
of pale blue chiffon. Miss Page wore
silver and red brOcade. Miss henney
was in pale pink crepe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Schultz en-
tertained with charmingly informal
dinner dance Tuesday evening at the |
Manger Hotel. A mound Of pink rose
buds and ferns formed the center dec
Grafton of the table. Covers were laid
for Mrs. Il. NJ. Bryan, Miss Lillian
Barrett. Miss Clarisse Ryan, Miss
Laura Virginia Adams. Lieut.. i. NJ.
Bryan, Lieut.. Mark Mcclure. Lieut..
W. r. Hansey Jr. and the host and
hostess.
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The guests included in other inform
al dinners at the Menger, Tuesday
evening were Mrs. Carlos A. Tomel,