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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
BRITAIN SEES
BELGIUM SIDE
WITH FRANCE
Brussels Pleads for Prior
ity in Reparations
Payments.
WILSON. POINTS CITED
Foreign Minister Suggests
That English Claims
Be Clipped.
WILSON. POINTS CITED

Paris. Aug. 2S.-The Belgian gov
eminent. in its reply TO the last Brit
ish rcparetions note. stands with
France on the principal points at
contention, maintaining that the leg
ality of the Ruhr occupation JAS Deen
established by the previous action Il
the allies. including Great Bri:*n
and that evacuation of the Ruhr val
ley is impossible on simple promises
from Germany.
The reply, given out at the Rel
gian embassy here this morning,
dwells particularly upon the justice
of Belgium's claim TO priority III
reparation payments. 1t points out
that thus far Belgium has received
only two million gold marks more
than Great Britain.
Suggests Conversations.
Foreign Minister Jaspar asserts
that "the whole problem of repara-
tons and the question of inter-allied
debts are definitely bound together,
and he proposes n new method of pro-
cedurc in the negotiations. suggesting
conversations among the allies. with.
out reverting TO the old system OF
conferences.
NJ. Jaspar remarks that. IL a re-
duction in Germany's debt is neces-
sary. the balance she is obliged to
pay ought TO apply to material dam
ages only.
This might be understood as men
acins the elimination Of pensions from
the allied claims on Germany, thus
reducing the British share to an in
finitesimal percentage
Blames the Germans.
The Ruhr regime. the note says. IS
what the Germans have required it to
be by their violence and resistance
| II was intended to be an economic
operation and a simple seizure of the
pledges which the allies had right
| to take under the treaty of Versailles
If the military feature of the oc'
cupaton has been necessarily extend
ed. the note continues, the Germans
alone are responsible. The occupa
ton will be modified whenever the
German people abandon their present
attitude.
Six Of the 90 pages in the docu
| ment are devoted to discussion oi
Belgian priority in reparation pay,
, ments. The note answers in detail
! the implication in the British com
munication that Belgium has beer
| unduly favored. since the other allies
have made sacrifices while herr prior
ity has remained. s-
Mentions Wilson'S IL Points.
"Belgian priority in reparations.
asserts the note, "was recognized il
! the seventh Of President Wilson.
fourteen points. 1t was recognized by
the British government in the solemn
document giving Belgium formal as
surance that she would receive. after
the war. integral renaration for the
immense damage inflicted upon hel
solely because she remained faithful
10 her engagcl'nt with the powers
| that guaranteed her neutrality"
In spite of her priority claims, NJ
Jaspar remarks, Belgium has re
ceived in cash and kind only little
more than Great Britain or France
He then gives the exact figures in
gold marks as follows:
Great Britain 1907 .000.O
France 1.115.OO0,OO0; Belgium l..
209.000,000; the other allies 642,.
| 000, 600.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
SEVEN OKLAHOMA
STATE EMPLOYEES
ACCUSED OF RIOT
Heath Officials March Up
to Sheriff and Sur
render.

Oklahoma City, Okla. Aug. IS
DIR. A. f. Davenport, state health COM
missioner. and six employees of the
state health department were arrested
here today by I. c. Sackctt. sheriff
OF Canadian county, on charges oil
riot growing out Of their alleged
forced removal of the effects of c. F.
Griffin, a farmer, from property al
Darlington recently purchased by the
state for a narcotic santarium.
The men arrested w addition TO DR.
Davenport are W. J. Clark. {. f
Hosey. W. Fl. Flynn, John Thomas
Lee Milliuaux and DIR. \. w. Henry
DR.. Henry is TO be superintendent oi
the sanitarium when it is opened.
Learning the sheriff was in the city
with warrants for their arrest. the
men went in body TO his hotel ant
surrendered. They were released or
their own recognizanc'.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28

Following the issuing of number
of search warrants upon similar at
fidavits. Judge McCrory's attention
was called to the Texas statute gov
erning the issuance of such warrants
and he notified the district attorneys
office and the rangers that hereafter
such warrants and affidayits must
be drawn according to law.
Court Room Crowded.
Following the filing of complaint
in Justice Campbell's court, charging
Klaus, under the Dean act. with
possessing more than one quart of
Intoxicating liquor. preliminary
hearing was demanded and set down
by Judge Campbell for IL O'Clock
Tuesday. The court room was crowd
cd when the case was called, among
the spectators being five state ran
gers.
Judge W. c. Linden. representing
Klaus read a motion to ouash the
search warrant and suppress any
evidence the state might have on the
ground that the warrant was illegally
obtained. The affidavit in the first
place. Judge Linden's motion pointed
out, failed TO allege that liquor was
"sold or manufactured. as the state
law requires for the search Of a pri-
waite residence. Secondly, it was
pointed ont, the affidavit was sworn
TO by only one person. namely. {. h.
MILLER, whereas the law requires that
1.-TWO credible persons must swear
TO it. The warrant. the motion
cited. failed to prouvrly describe the
property TO be seized. merely listing
it as "spiritous, vinous or malt il
0uors."
Says Ranger Can't Serve Warrant.
Judge Linden's motion further at
tackled the warrant on the ground
that it was addressed to the sheriff.
or any peace officer of Bexar county.
'or any member of the ranger force
of the state of Texas In the case
Of search for stolen property. it was
pointed out. n search warrant might
be thus addressed but in the case of
search for liquor the law requires
that the warrant be addressed TO
1.-THE sheriff or constable" of the
county.
Miller Net Called to Stand.
Judge Linden. at the conclusion o:
the reading of the motion, sought Il
argue his case but Judge Campbell
pointed out that he already had had
occasion to rule in a similar case ana
that he was familiar with the law az
plicable thereto. At this juncture
James Callaghan. assistant district at
torney representing the state. sought
to place Miller on the stand.
This was objected to by Judge Lin
den. who demanded that the warrant
be quashed. Klaus discharged and any
property of his the state might have
returned TO him. Judge Campbell re
marked that the property was not in
Niller's possession. Judge Linden in
sisted that "the right of self govern
ment be upheld and that the only
claim the state had TO using Iiller'S
testimony was to "bolster up its I'M
lawful acts
THE court is familiar with the prop.
. osition before it, Judge Campbell
then stated. I had a similar question
in the case of the State VS.. Hunter ans
7 am familiar with the requirement
for the issuance of search warrant
7 sustain the motion TO duash. order
that the property be restored to Klaus
and the defendant discharged from
custody
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
HAS PLACATJNG EFFECT.
Belgian Note Expresses Appreciation
of British Help.
Nv HAL O'FIAHERTy.
Special cable to The San Antonio Liz
and the Chicago Daily News.

Special cable to The san Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1888.
London. Aug. 2s.-Belgium's reply
to Great Rritain's latest note on rep
arations adds one important factor
toward clearing away, the obstacles to
the settlement of Europe's outstanding
difficulty.
BY an impression in most cordial
terms of Belgiun's gratitude for all
Great Britain accomplished during the
war. especially all her help for Bel
GUM. VI. .Iaspar undoubtedly Gained
some turbulent spirits among the Brit
ish statesmen and laid a basis for
amicable conversations so artently de-
SIRED By France.
In general terms. Belgium's lates;
addition to the diplomatic exchanges
has a nacifie effect. but when criti-
cally inspected it goes little far
iher than the French reply. Belgium
dismissed the legality Of the issue Of
the Ruhr situation as being minor
phase likely 70 cause strife. and prac
tically ignores Great Britain's de
mands to know upon what terms Bel
rum and France intend to evacut'
the Ruhr.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
COURT HOLDS SEARCH OF
PRIVATE HOME ILLEGAL;
ORDERS DEFENDANT FREED
Sustains Attack on Validity of War
rant and Right of Rangers to
Serve Such Warrant First Test
Case Since Rangers Came Orders
Liquor Restored to Charles Klaus.

Holding that the search warrant upon which Ranger
c. E. Miller August % searched the private residence
of Charles S. Klaus 30S Dmar avenue illegal, JUS
tce of the Peace R. Neil Campbell Tuesday morning, fol-
lowing preliminary hearing, Quashed the warrant
discharged Klaus from custody and ordered that the prop
ery seized from him at the time of the illegal search be
returned.
This was the first liquor to come to trial under
the Dean act following the clean up campaign inaugu-
rated by state rangers during which number of raids
have been made Warrants employed in other searches
it probable will meet the fate when the cases
come to trial.
The search of Klaus home, during which Ranger
Miller claims to have seized gallon of whiskey and
eighteen pnts of beer, made upon authority OF
search warrant issued by Judge W. W. McCrory OF the
Ninety District Court The warrant was issued
after Miller had made affidavit before Judge McCrory
that liquor kept at the Klaus home. The affidavit
specifically alleged that the search was to be made at
residence
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
COSGRAVE Is ELECTED
Irish Presidents Brother Also Sue
cessful In Ball0ting.

Dublin, Aug. 2S.-President Will
liam #. Cosgrave has been elected
on the first preference vote from
Kilkenny.
The presidents brother. Philip, was
elected from South Dublin and both
General Richard Muleahy. minister
for defense, and Keyin OHiggins,
minister for home affairs. both OF the
present cabinet. were also. returned
from Dublin. c. n. Byrne. govern
ment candidate from Wicklow, also
was elected. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
GIVEN ELEVEN YEARS
Coney Slaughter Pleads Guilty to EN-
bezziement and Is Sentenced.

Denver. Colo, Aug. 2s.-Coney
Slaughter. former cashier of the Mer-
camille National Bank of Pueblo,
Colo. today. entered pleas of guilty
of two counts of embezzlement in the
United States district court here and
was sentenced TO serve eleven years
in the United States penitentiary at
Leavenworth. Kan.
The first count charged him with
embezzling S97. 800 and the second
count charged him with embezzling
$1J.4S7.
He was arrested in Phoenixville.
last April after an eight-year search.
Slaughter was sentenced to serve six
years on the first count and five
years on the second count.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
RANGERS, DRY AGENTS
FROM 116 COUNTIES
MASSED At DALLAS.
Sleuths Concentrated for Gigantic
Cleanup of Moonshine and Boot
Logging Joints, Reports Indicate.
Quiet Investigations at Fort Worth
and Corsicana Forecast Numerous
Arrests.

Dallas, Tex, Aug 2s.-Encouraged by the cleanup
in Somerve county, Texas rangers and prohibition agents
from the 116 counties comprising the northern district OF
Texas concentrating here for drive against Dallas
moonshner and booeggers reports in circulation today
indicated
Texas rangers to cooperate with the federal Off
under the leadership of E. A. Turner head of the dis
trict prohibition squad, the reports said.
1t is also said that officers have been working quietly
lat Fort Worth and Corscana for several days and that
numerous complaints and arrests are in prospect.
Waco, Tex, Aug 2S-Thirty- one men, arrested by
Texas rangers liquor raids in Somervel county last Sat-
urday and Sunday, made bond here today and were
leased pending examining trials next week County Al
torney E. L. Roark and Sheriff T. W. Davis of Somervel
county, charged with conspiracy to violate national pro-
hbition laws gave bond of $500 each Bail of the 90
others ranged from $500 to $3.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
The WEATHER
TEMPERATURES,
FORECAST.

san Antonio and vicinity: Tuesday
night and Wednesday. generally fair;
maximum temperature So to IS; light
northerly winds becoming vsrlsb bic.
. East Texas: Tuesday night and We'd
nesday, generally fair in north and west
portion; local showers in southeast por-
ton; cooler in northwest portion.
West Texas: Tuesday night and We'd
nesday. partly cloudy. probably showers
in extreme west portion. warmer in north
portion Wednesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
MAY SUCCEED KAT0
Jap Regent Summons Count to Form
Cabinet. Is Report.
Br the Associated Press.

Toxic. Aug. 2S.-Count Gombel
Yamemoto has been summoned to
court by Grown Prince Hirchito, reg
emf.
It is understood the count has been
invited to form n cabinet to succeed
that of the late Premier kato.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
Dick Griffin Beats Wilson.

Shreveport, La. AUG. =o'-IIIOh
Griffin of Fort Worth. Tex. won
referees decision from Claude Wilson
of Birmingham in fifteen rounds helt
Monday night. 1t was a fast fight
throughout. with Griffin's punching
power offsetting the Birmingham boy
speed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
Coolidge Logical Candidate.

Washington, ID. G., Aug. 2S.-Nom-
nation OF President Coolidge as tho
standardbearer Of his party in 1921
was advocated by Senator Weller, Re.
publican. Maryland. in a statement
made public at his office here
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
Blast Kills One

Wheeling, ". va, Aug. ZS.-'Ihe
man IVES killed and eleven other SER
iously burned in an explosion at the
Riverside works of the National Tube
Company at Benwood, near here. to-
day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
Used CARS FOR SALE

SKI AAahEAA
BETTER CARS-FoR LESS
s75-Touring or roadster. So cash.
SIS0-Ford roadster. Al. $40 .cSsh-
S3OO-Ford coupe. like new. 500 casa.
Dodge touring, roadster. commsrei1
truck
Buick touring and roadster.
Overland Economy -Four Use new
Many other bargains.
NBERTS MOTOR SALES CO.
eli south Flores s..
DODGE TOURING. oRiGtNAIs ENssi-
81. good seat covers. shock enscraer-
cool rubber. a bargain for cash o. ~
SonSiacr terms see this car AZ 80
Eleventh 81. owner. afternoons anc San-
day.
Other classified advertisements 81
CLASSIFIED Pages lt and is,
F0F RENT-i0s PRUiTT AVH&IE-
five-room modern bunssiow. nsNI -
psrcd and painted. garage raNst sr.t.
near Junior high school ana cersiaf -
psr month. SoS Gunter Bldr. II9x.s ,. :.
PoITEI wANTEp. APPLY P. a :
hospital
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

numerous guests enjoyed dancing the
greater part Of the evening. Mrs. Con-
ger was gowned in black lace, cut low
She wore string of Oriental pearls
Among the guests who attended were
General and Mrs. Nolan, General and
Mrs. Poore and Miss Poore, who was
prettily gowned in white, General and
Mrs. Lewis, Lieutenant and Mrs. Rose,
Colonel and Mrs. Burgess, the latter
gOwned in black lace with a hat of red
ostrich plumes, Captain and Mrs. Mon
tague and Colonel and Mrs. Shuttle
worth. Mrs. Shuttleworth wore a gown
Of crimson silk velvet made with the
straight lines. Mrs. Hunter, the wife
of Captain Robert Hunter, wore
stunning model of green georgette and
an imported French hat of delicately
blended olive shades. Mrs. NJ. CaderO,
the wife of Captain Cadero of X Com
pany, wore a fetching costume of Law
ender with hat to harmonic. Mrs. l..
+. Cianchini, wife of Captain Clan
chini, wore a costume of silver cloth
with Overskirt of rich Spanish lace,
Spanish ornaments and large cerise hat
of rare design. Others present were
Major and Mrs. Anderson. Lieutenant
Colonel and Mrs. Lewis, Captain and
Mrs. Adair. Mrs. Lewis, the wife of
Lieutenant Colonel Lewis. assisted Mrs
Conger in receiving. Others assisting
the hostess in serving were Mesdames
2. A. Wolf, Ovenshine, Shuttleworth
and Van Horn.
~ - ~
Mrs. Louis Meredith huffman enter
tanned with a charming luncheon in her
quarters at Fort Sam Houston, Friday.
complimenting Miss Adelaide Poore,
whose marriage will take place soon.
The table was adorned with mound of
sweet peas and Cupid place cards
marked covers for Miss Poore. Mrs.
Benjamin A. PoOrc,. Mrs. Edward NJ
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decorated the home, carrying out the
Valentine motif. In the dining room
the carnations adorned the table. Silver
candelabras held burning green tapers.
About twenty-four guests were pre-
ent.
The following invitations have been
received: Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Jackson Parker request the honor of
your presence at the marriage of their
daughter, Pauline, to DIR. A. Ken
meth Ragsdale, Wednesday evening,
February 81, 1923, at eight O'Clock,
Laurel Heights Methodist Church. San
Antonio, Texas.
~ y "
The attendants in the Ragsdale- Par
ker wedding will be Mrs. Quest C..
Couch, matron of honor; Terrell Couch,
ring bearer; Miss Mary Browne, maid
of honor, and Miss Elsie Scott and Miss
Edeline Jones of Utopia. Frank Rags
dale will act as best man.
" ~ -
Mrs. jess Wolfe will entertain at l
o'clock Thursday with a luncheon at
the Original Mexican Restaurant, COM
plimenting Miss Pauline Parker.
y - ~
Miss Mary Powell will entertain
from 4 to o'clock Thursday in her
home on Mccullough avenue, with a
miscellaneous shower complimenting
Miss Pauline Parker, whose marriage
will take place soon.
~ ~ -
Mrs. D. Ansley will entertain Friday
afternoon in her home with a shower,
complimenting Miss Pauline Parker.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. Felix Staffell will entertain at
tea at 4 o'clock Saturday in honor of
Miss Pauline Parker. at the home of
Irs. Hcino Staffel on Brahan boule-
ward.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

Lewis, Mrs. Dennis Il. Nolan, Mrs. Ed
ward Shuttleworth, Mrs. Foster, Miss
Katherine Foster, Mrs. Fred Wright,
Mrs. Christian, Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Harry Burgess. Mrs. Brandon. Mrs:
Pigott, Mrs. Withers, Mrs. Richard
Moore, Mrs. Paul A. Wolf, Mrs.
Thomas II. Slavens, Mrs. Edward Muir
ray. Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. CarlOt OF
Kansas City, Mrs. Sproull and Mrs.
Wheeler and the hostess.
~ - -
The Ladies of the Madison Square
Presbyterian Church will have George
Washington tea on Wednesday after.
noon, February 81.
~ - ~
Two other charming teas Of the week
were those given Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. J. McCord Watson at her home
on Summit Place. and that of Mrs. w.
d. McCarty and Mrs. A. c. Shell at the
home of Mrs. McCarty.
" " ~
Mrs. Frederick Abbott will leave
Tuesday for California to spend some
time with Mrs. Thomas J. Callihan of
Los Angeles. and Miss Alice Holman
IF San Diego.
~ ~ ~
The following made reservations for
Inner parties at the Country Club Sat
Irday evening: Mrs. George c.
Vaughan, Mrs. L. V. Adams.
- - ~
Mrs. S. W. Scott and daughter, Miss
Elsie Scott. will compliment Miss
Pauline Parker with a tea at their
home Monday afternoon.
~ ~ u
Mrs. Wallace De Witt entertained
n her quarters with bridge tea FRI
lay afternoon. The hostess was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Dewey, who
poured coffee, and Mrs. Foster. the
mother of the hostess. Red carnations
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
CORDONA COMING BAL
Mexican Pianist Will Appear at
ter Ballroom Next Sunday.

The pupils of Adeline Bardenwed
will present Senior Ramon Cardo
noted Mexican pianist, and profes
in Storms Conservatory in Berlin,
an inyitational recita. at 4 80 Sun
afternoon, February II. The con|
will be held in the Gunter Hotel b
room. The following program will
given:
Chopin, Nocturne F Major Opus
No. 1, Etude F Minor Opus %, No
Etude G Flat Major Opus 10 No.
Henselt, Etude F Sharp Major, Eft
d Major; Tha:berg, Etude E Maj
Schumann, Childhood Scenes; Schulz
List, Du Bist die Rub; Scarla|
Tausig, Pastoral, Caprice; Schulz
Tausig, Militar Marsch.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

For a good complexion, try Color
Danes Massage Cream and Beautif
Get demonstration free. Call Crock
4736. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

Reservations Music Week Lunche
Tuesday, February Is. 1 p. m. PHI
Mrs. Alfred Duerler, CIR. 1867 or N
Grace Miller, Tr. 24S2 (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

No broken hearts. All full O. can|
Campbell's, 131 Losoya. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

Valentine Hearts filled with can
Campbell's, 131 Losoya. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

DR.. and Mrs Charles Cade enter
tanned with a delightfully."- informal din
ner in their home Friday evening, COM
about so intimate friends
and relatives. Pink carnations adorned
the table, and decorated the attractive
hnrnn
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

Colonel and Mira CenEes es de
T~entieth LnsEst-y, Fsyt an ut bone
ard ter dansant 81 hFte krEonn~
Heights Officers Mess from 3 In Z
o'clO"k THURSDAY evening.
The music was well chosen and the
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Mrs. r. H. Fricdcrik entertained
at the Alamo Country Club Thursday
afternoon with a smart bridge tea.
About % tables of players were present.
Red and white carnations. white can
dies embossed with red hearts. helped
70 carry out the Valentine suggestion.
Following the games prizes we're award.
ed Mcsdames lido Haarman. II. C.. Field
man. Louis Hartung, Gerald Melliff and
North. The table prizes were also
awarded they were white satin candy
boxes with red hearts as valentines. The
guests were seated at a U-shaped table
and dainty salad course was served.
The table was adorned with red and
white carnations. Kcwpis dolls were
used as favors. Nut BASKETS carrying
out the valentine motif marked covers
for the guests.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

Mrs. Fred Kirkham has moved from
her home in McAllcn, Texas. and is
now located in San Antonio on Argo
avenue on Alamo Heights. She was,
before her marriage, Miss Elizabeth
Chandler. She attended the Universe
ty Of Texas, and therefore has many
friends in this ,itv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

The last week has been an eycntful
one, with numerous lovely teas. Mrs.
Frank Huntress entertained with an
attractive tea in her home Tuesday
complimenting Miss Joyce Mcclellan.
charming debutante of the season. The
beautiful home of Mrs. Huntrcss on
Summit place had for its background
az artistic arrangement of pink roses
and carnations throughout the house
Receiving cards at the door was little
Miss Jean Scales. Receiving tho
! quests in the living room with Mrs.
Huntress were Mrs. Mcclellan, and
Miss Mcclellan, the honor guest Re
eeiving at the opposite side Of the liy-
ing room were Mrs. !. Talbot La
Prelle, Miss Marin B. Fenwick. Mrs..
II. II. Hillyer, Mrs. Ben Striblng. Mrs.
b. L. Naylor. Mrs. John II. Cunning
lam and Mrs. John /. Jenkins. Mrs.
MARIN introduced the dpbutantcs. Mis-
Beatrice Stribling. Miss Henrietta
Steele. Miss Anne Page Miss Halle
Fincham, Miss Estelle Storms, Mis-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

Mrs. r. J.. NayIOr entertained with
charmingIy informal tea. one of
series, in her home Saturday afternoon.
The attractive home was lovely with its
decorations e pink roses and carna-
tons. About 80 guests were present.
The hostess was assisted in receiving
and serving by Mrs. Arthur Morton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

An interesting event Of the week was
The marriage Of Mathilda Lippman and
Abe Cohen, which was sOlemnized at
the home Of the brides parents on
Warwick boulevard. Rabbi Tedesche
officiated. Miss Ida Shapiro sang
For Thee Alone accompanied By MrE
Sax Sk~"'eT. ne b-:5Al party en-
tered 10 the strains ~ NE f.ohenETIn
Wedding march. Mrs n. Steiner and
Miss poruth. Lipum1u we're the at
tondants. After the ceremony a large