San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-03
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twenty black birds baked in 1t. Clever
stunts entertained the guests until
supper was served. Stick candy and
lolly pops served as favorS. The ices
were in the form of pumpkins and
Humpty Dumpties. A bowl of gold
fish marked covers for each guest,
and Simple Simon went atishing for
to catch the whale. Following the
supper dancing was enjoyed.
Little Bo-Beep was there with
blonde curls and a charming frock
with a yellow lowered skirt. a red
silk jacket, and red sunbonnet, and
she didn't give her sheep a thought.
Mrs. W. Il. Lupe and Mrs. W. B.
Russ were dressed in attractive
nurses costumes. and were Winding
the folk of the Mother Goose village.
Robert Maverick went as Peter Peter
Pumpkin Eater, Mrs. George Harri-
] son Moody wore frock of blue,
while Mrs. Eleanor Hcrff johnson
was charming in a pink dotted Swiss
with her hair in curls.
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Mrs. Webb Lee will entertain with
a bridge tea. Friday afternoon, April
6, at her home.
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Mrs. H. B. LOckhart and Mrs. J.
VI. krakhaur entertained with a
bridge luncheon ~ the Alamo Country
Club Monday afternoon. The table in
the dining room was in the shape of
cross, and was decorated in the Eas-
ter motif. Silver candlesticks held
white tapers. and Easter baskets held
eggs and rabbits. Following the lunch
con bridge was played, and prizes
were awarded Mrs. /. Aork. Mrs. Dab
ney. Mrs. Bruce Bruff. Miss Elsie
Boyel. Mrs. Max Melcher. Mrs. II.
Tory and Mrs. A. b. Stevens.
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The marriage of George Molteni,
and Miss Katherine Coy, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andres Coy will be
solemnized at Z o'clock Wednesday
evening at the San Fernando Cathe-
dral.
Miss Julia Ratcliff of Houston, is
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Springall,
for several weeks.
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Miss Ruth Lehr arrived home Sun
day after an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. B. I. Mcneil of Hous-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. DuBuis.
son entertained in honor of their niece
Miss Anna lone Chamberlain at their
home Saturday evening. Five hundred
and bunco were played. Prizes were
awarded Mrs. Seeger, Mrs. c. X.
Meyers, Will Myer, and II. Lathom.
Those present were Miss Anna lone
Chamberlain. the honor guet. and Mrs.
Mary Jaggi, Mrs. William Myer, Mrs
&c. G.. Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs
c. II. Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Latham. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brender,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seeger, Miss
Edna Richey, Miss Katherine Jaggi,
Miss Elizabeth Jaggi. Miss Emily
Buckley, Miss Gladys Eft. Gus
Wueste, Clifford Meyers and ]. W.
Ketchum and the host and hostess.
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Mrs. Theodore Beulah and Mrs. Will
liam Graves of Victoria are the guests
of Mrs. c. W. Beulah.
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The Junior Hadassah will meet in
Temple BETHEL vestry room at I 80
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The Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea will hold an important meeting
at o'clock Wednesday evening at
X. c. hall. Members are urgently
requested to turn in applications.
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The Agudas Achim Auxiliary will
have a benefit card party at the
Hebrew Institute at . o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon.
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The American Legion Auxiliary will
have benefit card party at 2: 30
Saturday afternoon at the Gunter
hotel in the ball room. Bridge and
five hundred will be played.
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The Fidelis Matrons of the Prospect
Hill Baptist Church will meet with
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Porter, 2015 Buena Vista
street at 2 80 Wednesday afternoon.
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Thursday night will be club night
at the Hillcrest Count Club. Dinner
Will be served between 6: 80 and Z 80
followed by cards.
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Mrs. Benno Kayton entertained in
her home Tuesday with a bridge
luncheon. The home was charmingly
decorated for the occasion in a color
scheme of red and white. Carnations
and roses were the flowers used. Mrs.
kayton was assisted by Mrs. Arnold
Peyton and Mrs. George Alkruse in
receiving her guests. About nine
tables Of players were present.
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Mrs. ]. W. Gaines and Mrs. W.
W. McCrory entertained with n
lovely bridge tea Tuesday afternoon
IN the home of Mrs. Gaines. Assist
ing the hostesses in receiving their
guests were their daughters. Miss
Marion Gaines and Miss Marion Nc
Crory. The wide reception hall and
the drawing room were effectively
| decorated with wild red buds wv