San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23

been spending several weeks in
| Iourens. $. c.. before going to New
York and points in the East. On
her return trip she will stop over in
Florida. where she is planning to
spend the winter.
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Mrs. c. a. Zilker and Miss Boleyn
| Zilker who have been touring Europe
are now in Spain. They will spend
several weeks at Madrid before re-
turning to Paris. They will sail for
America about the middle of October.
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Mrs. L. +. Graves of Houston and
little son, L. F. Graves DR.. left We'd
nesday to return to their home. after
having been the guests of Mrs. Graves
mother, Mrs. L. G. Denman.
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Louis Clark of England. left San
Antonio recently for Memphis, Tenn.
where he will be the guest of Mrs.
Will Gage for several days.
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Mrs. viii Gage has returned to
her home in Memphis after having
been the guest of General and Mrs.
Bartlett and Major and Mrs. Alex
Walton during the summer.
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Arthur Leman will leave Sunday
morning for Maryland, where he will
complete his senior year at the U. S.
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
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Mrs. Eleanor Herff johnson, who
has been spending the summer at the
Herff's summer home near Boerne, en-
tertained Saturday evening with an in
formal dinner party. Mrs. w. J..
Herff and Mrs. Johnson will return
10 San Antonio early in October.
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Mrs. Sterling c. Robertson left
Tuesday morning for Riverside, Cal,
where she will spend some time.
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Miss Madeira Robertson is visiting
former San Antonians in Washington.
She has been the guest of Capt. and
Mrs. Reed Wipprecht. and Col. and
Mrs. Walter Pick, and Col. and Mrs. |
Franklin Wing during her stay. She
will not return to San Antonio until |
late fall.
Mrs. T.. A. Lampe and son. Mr..
Alfred Anderson landed Saturday in
Montreal after n summer spent in
Great Britain. They sailed on the
from South Hampton. On
their way home they will be the guests
IF DR.. Fl. c. Anderson of Detroit. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kraus of Cleve-
and.
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Mrs. Guy Mcfarland, who left San
Antonio recently with her daughter,
Miss Ruth Mcfarland. who re-entered
Columbia University. is expected home
he early part of October.
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The marriage Of Charles Henry
Spier and Mrs. Minnie l.. Herring was
'olemnized at o'clock Saturday even.
ng. September Is. The ceremony was
reformed before an improvised altar
# smilax. ivy and ferns with Rev.
Arthur Moore officiating. Preceding
he ceremony two numbers were sung,
-"Believe Me. If All Those Endear-
ng Young Charms by Alva Willgus
md AT Dawning' by Mrs. Robert
:. HOckett. accompanied by Mrs. Will
,us. who also played the wedding
nuTcn. Lie Dflue wore gown OF
,iege delora silk with trimmings Of
brown pan velvet, brown picture hat
With drapery of brown Spanish lace, !
with accessories to match and car h
led a corsage Of white and PINK
'Oses and lilies of the valley. Mrs.
Tack l.. Awtrey. matron Of honor.
wore a white crepe meteor embroider-
ID in crystal beads with slippers to
match. a mat of orchid silk and car
led a colonial bouquet of pink rose
,trds. SEoilowing the ceremony buf,
ct supper was served. Mrs. Jack
Burke served coffee and Mrs. Robert
Iockett served punch. Mr.. and Mrs.
>pier left Immediately for an extended
motor trip through the West and uDop
heir return will be Mt home at 11J
florida street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f.. W. Billings an
Ounce the marriage Of their daughter.
lara May, TO Harry Shawcroft. The
roddAg took place in Cvalde. Texas,