San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-01
In Society

Col and Mrs. Louis Meredith Mutt
man will entertsin with a dinner party
Friday evening at the Argonne Heights
officers mess.
The West Point officers will give
a dinner party Saturday evening. Gen
ersl Lewis will be POSTMASTER.
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Mai. and Mrs. Philip Thurber en-
tertained with &C harming dinner
dance, Wednesday evening at the Ar
come Heights officers mess compli-
menting Coloney Mcintyre. The hall
was decorated in red and white. The
table decorations effectively toned in
with these colors. Huge silver plat
tiers filled with fruit were placed at
intervals on the long table. White
nscissi filled silver cups, that Major
and Mrs. Thurber had won at various
horse shows. Orange tapers that blend
ed srtistically with the yellow nut
baskets, glowed in FLYER candlestickS.
About So guests were seated at the
table. Others arrived later 10 attend
the dance that followed. Light re-
freshments we're served throughout the
evening.
The marriage of John NJ. McCue
Of Bluefields. ". Va, and Miss Helen
Heberer, will be solemnized at u
o'clock Thursday evening at st. Marks
Episcopal Church.
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Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. W. G.. Biegler
entertained with n charming dinner
party last evening in their quarters i'll
Fort Sam Houston complimenting Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Edward N. Lewis,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Denis +. Nolan,
Col. and Mrs. James II. Bradford. and
Maj. and Mrs. Anderson. The home
was artistic with a dainty background
Of pale pink carnations. Following
the dinner the guests attended the dance
given by the 23rd Infantry compli-
menting the 9th Infantry.
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Mrs. Ellen Eldridge announces the
marriage of her daughter, Ivy, TO Cap
tain r. J. Bauereisen. The wedding
took place Wednesday evening in the
Laurel Heights Methodist Church with
Rev. NJ. Burgin officiating. The bride
was attractive in smart travelling
suit Of dark blue trimmed with gray.
A becoming hat of gray and gray ac-
cessories completed the costume. Cap
tain and Mrs. Bauereisen left later in
the evening for Chicago where they
will make their home.
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The Alamo Mission Chapter, Daught-
ers of the Republic of Texas, will cele
brate Texas Independence Day and
Gen. Sam Houston's birthday with a
luncheon in the pink room of the
Gunter Hotel at l. 80 Friday. Mrs.
Hal Sewer will preside. Judge Win
chester Kelso will read the declaration
of independence. Col. Beaumont 3.
Buck will speak on General Sam
Houston. Mrs. Nettie Houston Bring
hurst. the youngest daughter of Gen
eral Sam Houston, will make talk on
her father.
A Tom Thumb wedding will be pre-
scented in the Morrill, High School
auditorium by the children of the pri-
mary grades Of Harlandale, Friday and
Saturday. March 2 and S. for the
benefit of the Harlandale schools. Sy-
bill Janice Bowers will be the small
bride, and Jack Allen will be the
groom.
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The Prospect Hill Baptist Church
choir will give silver tea at o'clock
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
A. J. Wallace. 1921 West Comerce
street. A very interesting program has
been arranged.
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The women of st. Gerard's Church
will bold a sale of homemade cakes
Saturday in Joske's store.
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The regular meeting of the Texas
History and Lcndmark Association
will be held Mt 8 O'Clock Saturday at
the st. Anthony Hotel. All members
are urged TO be present. One of the
tablets to be erected is to be sub
mitted and the program for March 6.
Texas Heroes Decoration Day at
Milam's grave will be announced.
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The Pierian Study Club met Tues
Gay afternoon at the home of Mrs.
e. ". Oeffinger on River avenue. A
very interesting program was given
On Late Poetry" With Mrs. S. L.