San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-20

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affair it was decided TO make the tea
, an an nual event.
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: Mrs. Eta Gibbons and Miss lone
Davenport will be the hostesses at
!; dance and bunco party for the benefit
of the Marathon officers club No.
3 at the home Of Miss Davenport,
1874 Furnish avenue from s O'Clock TO
, 10 80 Tuesday evening.
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The marriage Of James Roger
Brown of Halletsville, Tex. and Miss
Ermire Jane Wright, sister of z. v.
Wright, was solemnized at ] o'clock
Monday noon at Riverside Park Bap-
tst Church. Rev. T. V. Herndon per-
formed the ceremony. Prior TO the
entrance of the wedding party. Rev.
Mr.. Herndon sang The Red. Red
Rose" by Hastings. Mrs. II. b.
Streib played the Wedding March :"
from LUhengrin for the bridal pro-
cessional. Clarence Wright lad En-
met Lee Jr. ushers, entered frs. fol.
lowed by the matron of honor, Mrs. L.
V. Wright. Miss Edith Wright. the
maid Of honor, Immediately preceded
the bride and her brother. They were
met at the altar by the bridegroom
and the best man. George Kempen Jr
of Hailetsville. During the ceremony
Mrs. Streib played Schuman's Trau-
merle.
The bride wore handsome coat
suit of navy blue poiret twill trim
lded with beige braid with accessories
to match. She. wore a shower cor
Nge of BRIDES roses and lilies of the
valley. The matron of honor wore an
attractive navy blue taffeta frock with
IL hat to match. Her corsage was of
eweet peas Of pastel shades. The maid
of honor was sttired in a navy blue
poiret twill coat-suit, with grey trim
mings and grey accessories TO COM
plete the costume. Her corsagc con-
sisted of pink carnations and pink
tulle.
| The church was decorated with
palms and ferns. A large basket Of
white carnations and white tulle
graced the altar.
bridal party Immediately after the
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luncheon at the st. Anthony Hotel
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left imme-
diately for a short wedding trip, and
will be at home in Halletsyille after
April IL.
The regular monthly luncheon OF
the Army Civilian Club will take
place at u o'clock Friday at the
Menger, in honor of Gen. and Mrs.
Paul Il. Malone. Reservations should
be made early through the Menger
Hotel. Mrs. William A. Noble will
give violin solo.
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Miss Rose Muir entertained with a
charming luncheon at the Country
Club Tuesday complimenting Miss
l.orene Willis and the bridal party of
the Roos-Willis wedding. The table
was adorned with q large basket Of
rose pink carnations. Dainty hand
painted place cards carrying out the
bridal motif marked covers for the
guests.
The Catholic Daughters Of America
will meet Wednesday. Miss Weimer.
chairman of the Easter program re-
quests that all donations be at Mrs.
BARRIERS by Wednesday.
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Miss Leta Da!ston will be the next
regular hostess TO the Merry Maids
Musical Club at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon at the club rooms.
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The Ladies Aid of the Highland
Park Lutheran Church will meet at
80 Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. NJ. Flynn, oil Denver
boulevard.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Luke's
Church will meet in all day session
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. l.
". Seille. 1905 Monterey street. 4
Mexican luncheon will be served.
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Mrs. T. f.. George. chairman Of the
old fashioned dances for the Pioneer
Ball. announces the first practice class
for dancing will begin at 3 30 o'clock
Wednesday at the Guntcr Hotel. Miss
Mildred johnson will be instructor
and the lessons will be given free. All
pioneers arc invited to attend.
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| The parliamentary and practice
class OF the Social Welfare Bureau
will meet at 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning in room POI of the city hall
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On Wednesday afternoon at the
Ursulinc auditorium Miss Norma
Leigh Dickson will speak on the
drama of Russia. interpreting Anton
Tcherkoff's "a Marriage Proposal"
the third of the series Of interesting
lectures on dramatic art. Everyone il
cordially invited to attend.
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On account Of the inclement wealth
or. the drive for membership in the
Council of Mothers of the Parent
Teachers Association has extended the
| time for closing the reports TO Friday.
when all reports on membership and
essays must be in the hands of the
membership department not later than
@ o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. y.
+. Morris is chairman assisted by
Mrs. u. l.. Williams. Mrs Houston
Brown. Mrs. David Schein. Mrs. l..
A. Holmgreen. Mrs. c. w. Titus and