San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

Fezel, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Belzung,
J, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Steubing, Misses
. Mary Belzung Ida and Ada Seewald,
| Pauline Belzung, Dora and Adela Bor-
| man, Thelma Fezel, Ernest Feel, Otto
, Gass, Robert and Alex Belzung, Her
bert Skoland, Willie Weidner, Fritz
Seewald, Otto Fezel. and Gilbert Feel.
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Miss Adelaide PoOre, whose marriage
to Capt. Charles Lawrence Bolte VIII
take place in the early soring, was the
honor guest at charming luncheon given
the latter part of last week by Mrs.
Lester Wheeler in her quarters at Camp
Travis. yellow marigolds adorned the
/, center of the table, and, the tapers burn
ing in silver candlesticks completed the
j, color scheme, while the dainty place
= cards carried out the bridal motif and
= marked covers for Miss Poore, Mrs.
= Wilcox, Mrs. Kilburn. Mrs. Knox. Mrs.
G Christian, Mrs Kindley, Mrs. Bessell,
+ Miss Hume, Mrs. Phil Jackson and
k Mrs. Wilbur Elliott.
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S Mrs. Richard Moore will entertain
: with a dinner party at the Argonne
: Heights Officers Mess in honor of Miss
), Adelaide Poorc whose marriage will
takes place in several months, Friday
evening.
y Mrs. Louis huffman will entertain
Il with a luncheon in her quarters com
/ plimenting Miss Adelaide Poore, whose
c engagement was recently announced.
n The luncheon will take place Friday,
II February 0.
l. General and Mrs. Brown will en-
Il terrain with a dinner party Friday,
February IL. at the Argonne Heights
Officers mess.
: Mrs. T. F.. Randolph will entertain
: at bridge at . o'clock Monday after
noon. February l. at the Hutchins
Hotel.
- Mrs. Ben Richardson and Mrs. NJ.
w. Cave will entertain with a bridge
:, luncheon at the Alamo Country Club,
% Wednesday.
n, One of the lovely affairs Of the week
Id was the charming luncheon given at the
Country Club by Mrs. Rhuel Leary, and
Mrs. Robert Scott complimenting Miss
n Halle Fincham. The guests were seat
re ed at U-shaped table in the ballroom.
In the center fountain played over
green lights, and was surrounded by
OF palms and tall white lilies, making a
We charming patio effect. The table was
nd artistic with tiny bowls filled with
candy tuft and Lavender sweet peas
between large baskets of pink rosebud
at at intervals all along the table. The
honor guest received a beautiful orchiC
fan. Pale ping tapers burned in silver
IS candlesticks, and pink and lavender
RI minis filled silver bonbon dishes
nt Dainty handpainted place cards marked
10 covers for about So guests.
of =,
ne Mrs. Harry Aubrey entertained will
=, an attractive tea in her home compli
=. menting Mrs. Harold Daniel Finle.
rs of lie Havre, France, Wednesday af
,s: ternoon. Receiving the guests witt
80 Mrs. Aubrey were Mrs. Finley and he
mother, Mrs. Wheat. and Mrs. Finley
rs' grandmother, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. r
* l.. Naylor. Blue tapers burned in sill
ne yer candlesticks in the reception room
RS. and were softened by blue shades. Re
TO carnations filled silver vases. In tn
tai library n red and green color schem
is was carried out with the carnations an
'rE ferns. Frozen punch was served at
tai table at the far end of the room. Gree
Use lights surrounded the punch bowl whic
ar was filled with green ice completin
H. the effective color scheme. Mrs. Al
on, thur Morton, Mrs. Alice Hugo, an
or Mrs. Black served the frozen punch. j
yn, the dining room a delicate pink cole
nes scheme was daintily carried out wit
tia sweet peas. Assisting the hostess i
serving in this room were Mrs. Alan j
Campbell, Miss Corrine Worden an
ar Miss Foster. About so guests Gale
prt during the course of the afternoon.
RS. ~
,rf The Jewish Literary Club will hol
its monthly social to members an
friends Sunday at the Hebrew Inst
ned tute.
nei One Of the attractive parties Of ii
We week was the bridge luncheon given
W Mrs. H. c. Feldman at her home. TIL
ne. is the last of a series of luncheon
nS & given this season by Mrs. Feldman. I'll
l. home was artistic with pink and lavel
Soh der sweet peas filling silver bowls ar
ler' baskets. About thirteen tables Of pla
ers were present. A delicious four-couri
the luncheon was served. After the bridl
~. games prizes were awarded Mrs. Wi
III liam Seng. Mrs. l.. ]. Hart, Mrs. A. !
Wilke. Mrs. Albert Burke. Mrs. FraT
song. MTS. murray DEOOhS, MIS- a.
heu Seasmonds. The table prizes were lit
nor pot plants of begonias. Mrs. Feldmt
ing was assisted in serving and receivil
cKs by Mrs. Theo T.. Mumme.
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ON Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh DeHaven w
ded have been the guests of their parent
line Major and Mrs. Charles Redding W
lar liams will leave Sunday for Californi
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The following had reservation I
med dinner parties at the Country CT
ner. Saturday evening, Lieutenant Liev,
dec Lieut.. c. NJ. Tannar, Mrs. George
dies Moody, Mrs. A. c. Pennington. NJ
lain f. NJ. Sykes, Col George NJ. Russo
hose Mrs. Louis Schreiner, and Mrs. ROBE
alph Kampman.
kerr ~ ~ y
ton, Miss Elizabeth Ripley entertain
rnch with an informal bridge party. Frid
Iag- afternoon. About eight of her intimi
friends were present at the delight
affair.
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King Brig Gen. and Mrs. Dennis +. mol
we're entertained about "a guests at dim
ide's at the Argonne Heights officers m
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