San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18

candlelabras. The gifts were present
ed to the guest Of honor in a hug
heart shaped box of white satin tie,
with maline and n bouquet of swee
peas and ferns. Coffee was served il
the dining room by Mrs. Mary Wells
and Mrs. Heino Staffel, Mrs. Mile
Hanchett of Laredo cut the cake. Tn,
hostess was assisted in receiving tn,
guests by Miss Lorrayne Miller. TIT
guests present were Miss Pauline Par
ker. the guest of honor and Miss Fe
licia Cleveland, Miss Lorrayne Miller
Miss Ruth Cring, Miss India Delery
Miss Elizabeth Joyce, Miss Eda Sock
Miss Elsie Scott. Miss Frances Skin
ner, Miss Edaline Jones. Miss Mary
Brown, Miss Billy Boyle. Miss
Blanche Jaggi. Miss Charlotte Ryan
Mrs. A. +. Parker, Mrs. Quest c
Couch, Mrs. Heino Staffel. Mrs. F.
\. Jenkins, Mrs. Miles l.. Hanchett.
Miss Dice Ansley and Mrs. Mary
Wells.
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Mrs. Ray Fandy entertained with
a house warming in her home on West
Dittmar avenue. Hearts was played
and prizes awarded Misses Ella Pape.
Adeline Evers and Mary Fandy.
About thirty friends were present.
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Miss ]. G. Smith was surprised
with party last Saturday by a few
of her friends. Bunco was played ana
prizes awarded.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner enter
tanned in their home on Terrell road.
Saturday evening, with charmingly
informal dance complimenting Mr..
and Mrs. George Wizard of Little
Rock, Ark, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Cunningham. The at
tractlve home was artistic with gay
spring flowers. The guests numbered
about 40. Among those present was
Tom j. Butler of Austin, who motored
to San Antonio for the occasion.
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Mrs. Charles Zilker complimented
her little grand daughter, Miss Mar
garet Ross Whisenant, with a party
Friday afternoon in celebration Of her
fifth birthday anniversary. About 50
little guests were present. A rainbow
color scheme was carried out in the
dining room with tiny green baskets
for fayors filled with bonbons of pas
tel shades. Mrs. Zilker and little Miss
Whisenant will leave soon for Tam
pieo to join the parents of Miss
Whisenant at their home.
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Mrs. w. 9. Silliman entertained
with an informal luncheon at the
Original Mexican restaurant, compli-
menting Mrs. Louis Baker of PhiIa-
delphia, who is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. j. Lanier Nix at the
st. Anthony hotel. The table was ar
tistic with its attractive central
adornment of red tulips. Mexican can
dy filled little Mexican baskets. Place
cards with feathered birds marked
covers for Mrs. Bakkr, Mrs. Guy Nc
Farland, Mrs. W. o. Brinker, Mrs.
Halsell of Kansas City, Mrs. Hal
Browne, Mrs. W. X. Ewing, Mrs.
Dick 0. Terrell, Mrs. Vica Wick
Gould, Mrs. James Nixon. Mrs. Joseph
Lanier Nix, Mrs. J. c. Holland and
the hostess.
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Mrs. Louis Baker, who has been
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Joseph
Lanier Nix. for sometime will leave
Monday for st. Louis, where she will
visit relatives before returning 10 her
home in Philadelphia.
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Colonel Oliver, chief of the Dental
Corps, and Mrs. Oliver of Washing
ton. ID. C., are spending several days
IN San Antonio on their way to San
Francisco. The dental surgeons and
their wives entertained with dinner
party Friday evening at the Argonne
Heights officers mess complimcnting
Colonel and Mrs. Oliver. About so
guests were present.
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Misses Punkie Maverick. Miriam
Milburn. Marian Ball and Lorraine
bertrand, who motored over fOm the
University Friday morning, enter
famed Saturday afternoon with a
dance at the home of Mrs. Lewis
Maverick on Foch Highway, compli-
menting Jimmy's joys, the orchestra
OF University students, one of the
features at the Majestic this week.
The attractive new home was artistic
ally decorated with pink carnations
and ferns. Red carnations were used
IN the dining room. Dancing was en-
Joyed and dainty salad course was
served TO about sixty guests through |
out the afternoon.
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The following made reservations for |
dinner parties at the Country Club |
saturday evening: Mrs. Roy Beitpl. |
Mrs. w. Il. futile, Mrs. Conn /. |
Milburn and Mrs. Lewis Maverick.
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Mrs. Dick Ansley entertained with |
unique kitchen shower in her home |
on Bushnell Place, Friday evening. |
complimenting Miss Pauline Parker, |
whose marriage will take place We'd |
nesday evening. Rose pink carna-
tons decorated the music room. while |
red carnations made an attractive |
background in the reception hall and |
living room. A green and white col |
or scheme carried out the bridal motif |
in the dining room. Carnations
adorned the table and green can-l
dies burned in silver holders. Mrs. |
Herman Lichte served the white CO.
coanut cake balls, and Mrs. Perry
Robertson served the pale green ice.
Mrs. jess Wolfe poured coffee. In
the hall, Mrs. Felix Hill took charge
OF the guest book and the brides book.
The bride received many useful gifts.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. S.
W. Scott and Mrs. 4. J. Parker.
About fifty guests were present.
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Two interesting Valentine parties
took place Tuesday. One, bridge
tea given ~ the Alamo Country Club
by Mrs. E. S. Fomb. and Mrs. J. W.
Carrithers, honorins Mrs. w. 0. Koen
Of Little Rock, Ark, had for its per-
sonnet Mesdames Cothum. StrouJ