San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-04

ding gown of satin and rare lace with
an arm bouquet of pink roses.
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Assisting Mrs. Frank Huntress at the
tea to be given Tuesday honoring Miss
Joyce Mcclellan will be Mesdames
Hugh Mcclellan, Bruce Martindale, l..
II. HiIlyer, Roy Campbell, G. w. Pan
coast, Ben Stribling, J. Cunningham. G..
l.. Naylor, ]. i. jenkins, Talbot La
Prelle, ii. c. Thomson, William Her
ring. lone w. Scales ard Miss Marin
Fenwick. Mrs. George Martin will in
troduce the dehutantes.
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Mrs. A. G.. Lane entertained in the
home of Mrs. Wunerberger, honoring
Mrs. l.. i. WiHdrow. The house was
decorated in color scheme of blue. 4
salad course was served TO the fol-
lowing: Mrs. j. +. WuneTberger and
Misses Jackson. Louise and Gladys
Wunerberger. Kecker, Eloise Abbott,
Mildred Ragsdale. Katherine Harrison
Mrs. WindrOw and the hostess.
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Mrs. Il. T. Vanderhoeycn entertained
Mt luncheon at the Country Club Sat
urday. The table was decorated in
larkspur, lily of the valley and other
spring flowers. About forty guests
were present.
Mrs. John c. Fenske entertained Fri
day in honor of Master Robert Fenske's
seventh birthday. Palms and roses were
used rs decorations. Games were
played and prizes awarded Willard Ar.
thur Register, EVELYN Kreuger, Helen
Kotulla. Rebeccu Culver and Evelyn
Houneck. About twenty of his little
playmates were present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Dalton and Mrs.
George w. Burnside of Sioux Falls,
$. d., who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Holmgreen will leave for
California, Tuesday evening. They are
charmed with San Antonio. its won.
derful climate and many points Of in
terest.
st. Mary's Catholic Church was the
scene of a pretty wedding Thursday
morning at 80, when Miss Agnes Nc
Sorley and w. y. Warden were united
in marriage at nuptial mass, Rev
Father Whalen, o. NJ. l.. officiating
The attendants were Mr.. and Mrs. w
J. Wright, sister and brother-in-law OF
the bride. Notwithstanding the early
hour, the church was crowded with
friends of the contracting parties, MISS
McSorley being a well known and
popular San Antonio girl. The bride
was gowned in u travelling suit of brown
crepe with accessories to match. MIR
and Mrs. Worden left Immediately after
the ceremony for Dallas. In their re-
| turn they will be at home to theiI
friends on Trenton avenue.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Richard Moore
entertained with a dinner party Fri
day evening in their quarters at the
staff post, complimenting Miss AIDE
laide Poore, whose marriage will take
place early in the spring. The st
Valentines suggestion was carried out
throughout the dinner. Red carnations
filled a basket in the center or The
table, and red tapers burned in silver
candelabras The place cards were lit
tie red valentines, and red mints filled
silver bonbon dishes. Covers were laid
for Miss Poore, the honor guest, and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Z. II. Christian
Captain and Mrs. Charles Kilburn. Cap
tain Bolte, Major and Mrs. Philip Thur
Der. Lieutenant and Mrs. Clark Nit
chelI, Captain and Mrs. Wilbur Ell
lott. Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph
KindIey, Captain and Mrs. JOSEPH
Pate, Major and Mrs. Il. NJ. Wheeler
Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert f. Car
ter, Lieutenant and Mrs. Il. d. Sproul
Captain and Mrs. !. Med. Thompson
Miss Marguerite Mayer, Capt. c. G.
Lewis, Lieutenant Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur Moss. Lieut.. n. Il. Twinind
Mrs. Robert Allen OF Hartford, Conn,
and the host and hostess.
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The Mozart Society entertained with
lovely luncheon Saturday compliment
ing Miss Fireda Hempel at the st. An
thOny Hotel. The honor guests were
seated at a large table in the center OF
the room. Covers were laid for the sea-
sons debutantes, Misses Courtenay Fer
guson, Halle Eincham, Marian Hearne,
Joyce Mcclellan, Anne Page, Mae
Louise Schreiner, Henrietta Steele, Es-
telle Storms and Beatrice Stribling and
Miss Hempel, COenraad V. Bos, Louis
Z. Fritzie, David Ormsher, Mrs. j. C.
Hornberger and the directors Of the Mo
Fart Society. About 200 guests were
seated at smaller tables around the
room. A dainty pink and lavender
color scheme was effectively carried out.
Lavender and deep pink sweet peas filled
large silver baskets on each table, and
pink tapers burned in silver can
delabras. Miss Hempel sang might
Winds" and Dixie" Mrs. Marion
Chase sang Troyer's Invocation to
the sun god," which Miss Dorothy
Belle Heuermann danced, accompanied
on the piano by Miss Lleanor Macke-
sen. Nora Deusscn gave two inter-
esting readings. The main talk was
by Marshal Eskridge.
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Mrs. Richard Frederick will enter
tain with bridge party Thursday aft
ernoon at the Alamo Country Club.
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Mrs. Louis huffman will entertain
with luncheon in her quarters com
plimenting Miss Adelaide POore, whose
engagement was recently announced.
The luncheon will take place Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Abbott re-
ceived the following invitations the
early part of the week: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Francis Kenny request the
honor of your presence at the marriage
of their daughter. Alice Josephine TO
Count Byron Kuhn de ProkOk. on Feb
ruary 6 ut s o'clock at st. Patrick's
Cathedral in New York City. Miss Alice
Kenny visited in San Antonio several