San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-01

toned effectively With the rich deep red
of the oriental rugs. Receiving in the
hall were Mrs. J. f. Jarratt. Mrs. +.
l.. Hillyer and Mrs. Louis Reuter- OF
| Austin. In the drawing room a delicate
| pink color scheme was artiStically car
ried out, with pink rosebudS and tap
ers of pale k burning in silver candle
| sticks. In the music room the same
| flowers were used. The mantle was
| banked with deep pink carnations and
ferns. Receiving the guests at the door
of the drawing room were the hostesses,
Mrs. Deutsch, Mrs. Harwood and Mrs.
| Orsinger and the honor guest, Mrs. "a.
| c. DeutsCh, and her grandmother, Mrs.
J. y. Gallagher. On the opposite side
of the room, Mrs. It. Z. Moore, Mrs. A.
| K. HARDWOOD and Mrs. r. J. Powell as
| sisted in receiving. In the music room
receiving were Mrs. r. j.. NaylOr, Mrs.
| Nelson Puett and Mrs. Joseph Rochelle
of FentreSs and Mrs. George Vaughan,
Mrs. f. b. Flowers, Mrs. J. ]. Kuntz.
! The library was attractively decorated
with red roses that harmL lied effec-
| lively with the warm COlOred draperieS
and soft gray of the rug. In the dining
room, the table was adorned with a low
| OblOng mound of white roses and calen-
dulas. To complete the attractive vel
low and white color scheme, pale yellow
| taperS burned in artistic brass candle
labra on the mantle, and filled brass
| CandlestickS on tn etable. Serving COf-
! fee in the dining room were Mrs. NichO-
| las {. Hall and Mrs. Arthur Morton.
Mrs. Montgomery Fly served cake. As
| siSting in the dining room were Miss
| Ruth West, Miss Beatrice Stribling,
Miss Cornelia Vaughan, Miss Louise
Flowers. Miss Estelle Jones and Miss
Ada Miller. Mrs. Albert Deutsch wore
an attractive gown OF black beaded geor-
gette, with a corsage of violetS. Mrs.
Harwood was charming in an orchid
velvet model, while Mrs. Orsinger wore
gown of silver cloth with blue sheen
combined artistiCally with yellow velvet.
Mrs. Albert Campbell Deutsch, was
lovely in her wedding gown with an arm
bouquet of pink roses.
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Miss Louise Flowers is the guest of
her brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Flowers at Uvalde, for several
days.
Mrs. Dick Corrigan and little daugh-
ter, Armine Anne Of Houston, are the
guests of Miss Marjorie Adams.
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Miss Elizabeth Fisher returned Tues
day evening after visiting relatives for
the last few months in Arkansas.
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In Kerrville one of the interesting
events of the week was the lovely tea
given in the attractive home of Mrs. A.
c. Schreiner cOmplimenting Mrs. Walter
Schreiner. The home was artistic with
a background of pink sweet peas, pink
rosebuds and carnations. Many San
Antonians mOtored to Kerryille to at
tend the delightful affair. u
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Mrs. Henry Drought entertained with
one of the charming events of the day
at her home Thursday afternoon. The
wide reception hall was decorated with
huge. artistic Chinese jars, filed with |
bamboo and gilded barries. Yellow ia
pPrS burned in brass Candleabra. In |
the drawing room Gala lilies filled the !
similar attractive jars, and pink sweet |
peas were used in profusiOn. In the |
music room an effective yellow color |
scheme was artistically carried out with |
calcndulas, and burning yellow tapers !
In the music room yellow jonquils car
ried out the same effect. The dining |
room was aglOw with yellow tnpers. The
central decoration of the table was a
mound of yellow jonquils. Receiving
the guests in the parlor we're Mrs.
Drought. Mrs. H. P. Drought, Mrs
Walter Booth and little Miss Mary
Drought. Mrs. J. r. Lewright, Mrs !
Winchester Kelso and Miss Frances
Simpson received the guests in the hall. |
In the music room were Mrs William |
Cassin. Mrs. Eli Hertzberg, Mrs Laura |
Misn MaEnricI. Mig Erhn rL E,natkn- |