San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
In Society

EOn. lne melancnOly days are ac-
8ually here, but everything else is
over or on the way. The fall frivoli-
3ies have not begun, and the summer
&parties are over. It's not quite hot
pAd not quite cold, SO milady must
6hoose between being uncomfortable
IN her fall clothes and uncomfortable
In her faded summer frocks. Most
of them choose the fall clothes to
1be uncomfortable in. For almost any
8Roman in the world will suffer tor
lure, il she looks well while so do
ing:
There's just one nice feature about
Xhe wretched in-between season. and
that is the sport of looking forward
10 the things that are going to hap
pen. There are the styles, that will
be just as ridiculous and different
and attractive as ever. The new
xltir coats, for instance; they no
longer cling but bush out in flounce
1t the bottom, and have long bell
shaped sleeves. Then there are the
Two circuses next week to look for
ward to. Most people have circus
urge, and are thrilled at everything |;
The calliope music, the little monkeys,
khe big elephants and the pink tights
of the lovely lady who walks the
.wire.
= If one is not the circus type, one
can bite ones nails with impatience
.and count the days until Zaza will
be here with Gloria Swanson. OF
course society is waiting eagerly for
The day when the girls who are 60
ing to make their debut will stop
Saying they are not going TO make
their debut. The Town Club dance
IS pretty far off, but just thinking
of It helps to liven up the in-between
Season. And then OF course there
| are weddings. So many weddings are
set for November it seems that
autumn moons serve more admirably
sSor q honeymoon than does the pale
| light of u June moon.
L The announcements have already
sbeen received of the engagements of
| Sthe following: George Sealy of Gal
weston, and Miss Eugenia Taylor, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Tay-
! Tor, whose marriage will take place
| 1n November. And the marriage of
| walter Springall Jr., and Miss Julia
( sRatcliff, the daughter of Mr.. and
31rs. j. p. Ratcliff of Houston will
take place in J ,vember. The mar
| fiage of Russell Mccormack of Los
Angeles and Miss Edward Webster,
ithe daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
aAVebster, will take place early in
November.
q Two announcements have been re-
6eived this week that will be of in
ferest to society. The marriage of
Enslie .. Oglesey of San Angelo, and
Miss Frances Weathersbee of Del
Rio, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
II tAa~ .kAA tAfr ,@1a
November =, at the home of the
bees are known throughout the state
and Miss Weathersbee is popular in
Nan Antonio, having visited here fire.
auently. She was the Duchess of Del
.Rio at the Coronation OF the Court
Of Aladdin year before last. Miss
Evelyn Newton will be a bridesmaid
IN the sey-Weathersbee wedding.
Miss Elizabeth Foxes of Del Rio and
Miss Beatrice Henry of Del Rio, who
have often visited San Antonio, are
slso to be members Of the bridal
6arty.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Cooper Pan
Aoast announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their daugh-
TER, Elsie Louise, TO Charles Henry
Noble, Lieutenant in the Fourth
cavalry, Fort Sam Houston. The
Wedding will take place Tuesday
eyning, October 80 at st. Marks
church. Miss Pancoast is a popular
member of both army and town So
Getty. Lieutenant Noble is the son
OF the late General Charles Henry
noble of Indianapolis. Miss Mary
klsher will be maid of honor in the
Aoble-Pancoast wedding, and Miss
Elizabeth Fisher and Miss Josephine
Hornor will be bridesmaids.
AZ y ~ ~
h.sOne of the brilliant events of the
week was the marriage Wednesday
efening of Albert w. West Jr., and
Miss Elizabeth King, the daughter of
br. w. A. King, which took place at
the Laurel Heights Methodist Church,
with DIR. S. II. c. Burgin performing
the impressive ceremony. Previous TO
the entrance of the bridal party Miss
Dorothy Bell sang AT Dawning," ac-
companied on the organ by Miss Kath-
crime Ball, who also played the we'd
ding March.
The church was beautifully decor
nfed in profusion of queens crown,
Killing large baskets on either side of
The altar, and festooning the aisles.
The bride was lovely in a gown Of
white crepe satin, with a train of
xeorgette with bands Of the crepe sat
IN embroidered in pearls. Her veil
or lace was becomingly arranged and
held in place with orange blossoms.
r short-sleeved gown was made long
and heavily embroidered in
The skirt was draped to the
forming hustle effect, with
spanels on either side held to the waist
By strands of pearls. Her attendants
wore blue chiffon frocks trimmed in
silver with French flowers. Mrs.
James Tillman Halle, matron of hon
or and sister of the bride, wore her
wedding gown Of white crepe satin
embroidered in pearls, gracefully
draped.
Following the ceremony receD-
ton was held in the home of the
bride. The dome was charmingly dec
Grated with pink roses and regina
corona. Mrs. Mary Jersig and Mrs.
Frank Gillespie served coffee while
Mrs. ]. I. Halle cut the brides
cake.
EMr. and Mrs. West Jr. are now To-
Gated in their new home on the Vance
jackson road.
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& Among the lovely affairs of the
week was the dinner party given IN
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gillespie, complimenting Miss Eliza
beth King and the bridal party of the
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