San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-26

branch of the navy department Mt
Philadelphia for the last several years.
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Miss Leila Pyron will leave Monday
morning for New Orleans where she
will sail for New York. She VIII go
from there for three weeks visit in
bloomsbury. Pa, before entering the
Emerson College OF Oratory in Boston:
Miss byron received her bachelors
degre of literary Interpretation from
the College of Industrial Arts in
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Allen and
Mr.. and Mrs. X. f. Porter. Mrs. Clyde
Hutchings and mother, Mrs. W. X.
Powers have just returned from a
three weeks stay in Galveston and
Houston.
Miss Minerva Townsend Gonzales
entertained her bridal party Wednes-
day evening at Ter / me on Kings
highway following the rehearsal. The
color scheme of pink and white was
carried out. The center OF the table
was adorned BY a doll dressed as a
bride. Little red hearts were at
tached to sandwiches which were
served with the refreshments. The
pink booklet favors announcing the
wedding bore miniature wreaths OF
lilies Of the valley which were tied
with dainty bows of white baby rib
bon for the girls and small white
sprays IN the favors for the boys.
These marked the covers for the fol-
lowing: Misses Emms Chords.
Florence Laux, Mary Wegcrman,
Alma Shafer and Julius II. Berlon,
Robert Townsend Gonzales, Johnnie
E. Wegerman, Howard Berry md the
hostess.
Mrs. Cur Shan entertained with a
party one day last week at her home
on West Fall avenue. the OCCASION
being her birthday. The living room
was decorated with hose buds and
tube roses. Buncp was played and
prizes given TO the following: First.
Mrs. o. Bosch. second. Mrs. William
A. Artz: consolation, Mrs. ]. Rocker;
BOBBY, Mrs. p. Werner. Tn dining
room was decorated with mink crepe
myrtle blossoms. delicious lunch
was served To the members and guests
Of the Smiling Bunco Club" Mrs.
W. Steubing, p. Werner, II. Gay,
F. c. Hoese. c. Williams, !. Rocker,
c. Bueche, +. Polaske, II. Pasche. II.
Wolfshohl. o. Bosch. William Artz.
+. Mcfarland, A. E. Bosch. Misses
Helen Jones and Elizabeth Bosch and
the hostess. The honor guest received
many beautiful handmade gifts. Mrs.
W. Steubing will entertain the club
with a party on September 3 at her
home on Dakota street in honor Of
her birthday. All members are ex-
pected TO be there et 2 o'clock. The
next club meeting ill be at the home
Of Mrs. c. Buesche. 10 Omaha street,
the first Wednesday in September Mt
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DIR. and Mrs. Howard L. Truck en-
tertained twenty-five young friends at
n very attractive children's party on
Saturday afternoon in honor of the
third birthday of their son, Mar
shall NJ. Truck. Favorite games were
played and rides on the pony much
enjoyed. The long dining table. where
the ice-course was served was decor
ated with figures of children all lead
ing toward the centerpiece Of the i'm
pOrtant birthday cake, with its three
pink candles. Place favors of toy aero
planes were given boys while the lit
tie girls received tiny fans tied with
pink ribbons as souvenirs.
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The Kappa Theta fraternity will
entertain a sunrise dance on the
morning of September 3. at G o'clock
Mt the Alamo Country Club. Invita-
tons will be sent to 100.
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Mr.. and Mrs. lie NJ. Kampmann,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy G.. Denman,
will leave Wednesday night for New
York. from where they will 90 to he
the guests for ten days at house par
ty given by Richard Neff. in his coun-
tryh ONE in the Adirondacks. Other
San Antonio guests will be DR.. and
Mrs. Homer T. Wilson, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Bennett. who have been
spending some time in the East. Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Ebbott of New York
City, and Miss Laura Rice of Houston
will also be among the guests. Mrs.
Ebbott will be remembered as Eliza
beth Camp. Mr.. Neff spent last win
ter in San Antonio, and made many
friends in the city.
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Greetings have been received from
Mrs. George Harrison Moody, from
Swampscott. Mass, where she is
spending some time with her son.
George. Mrs. Moody will return to
New York, early in September. whore
she will remain until Christmas.
George will reach San Antonio in time
to enter school this fall.
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An interesting account has been re-
ceived of the splendid work being
done by Miss Laura Lee Dorsey in
her new charge, in st. AIMS School in
Charlottesville, Va. which is directs
affiliated with the University of 'Vir
GINA. One friend of the school has
given Miss Dorsey n most generous
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