San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

\ satin ribbon surrounded the mound
and pale pink tapers burned in silver
/ candlesticks. Covers were laid fol
the members of the bridal party.
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Mrs. /. NJ. Wheeler, wife of Major
Wheeler. entertained in her home
Friday with lovely bridge luncheon
complimenting her guest, Mrs. j.
Creston Taylor of Chicago. The home
was most attractively decorated, q
pink color scheme being effectively
carried out Each table was adorned
with a small pot of blooming begonia
plants. Among the guests were Mrs.
| Shuttlewortb. Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
] Poore. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Dallam. Mrs.
Malone. Mrs. huffman. Mrs. Oven
| shine, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Bagby, Mrs.
Kahn. Mrs. Mcfarland, Mrs. Thurber,
MIS-. Elliott, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Ne
Cluer. Mrs. Ripley, Mrs. Parker and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winerich en-
tertained with a dinner party at their
home. Thursday evening compliment
ing Miss Lorene Willis. and Charles
Roos. whose marriage will take place
the latter part of the month. The
guest list included the bridal party.
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Mr.. and Mrs Rigsby compliment
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Il. Nancy
with a smart dinner party Friday
evening in their attractive home. The
table was adorned with mound OF
tulips, jonquils, iris, larkspur and
ferns. Assisting in serving in the
dining room were Mrs. Walter Bran
ham, Mrs. Hiram Partee, Mrs. Wal
ton and Mrs. Lee Ransom. About
30 guests we're present at the charm
ing party.
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Mrs. John II. Latin of New York
entertained with a lovely luncheon at
the Country Club complimenting the
friends who have entertained her
during her stay here. The table
was lovely with an effective mound
of daffodils and lavender sweet peas
adjoining the center. Dainty powder
boxes with monographs were used as
plate favors. Following the luncheon
bridge was played. Among those
present ut the luncheon were: Mrs.
Elliott, Mrs. Benjamin Poore. Mrs.
Louis NJ. huffman, Mrs. Charles
Ogden. Mrs. Badger. Mrs. Frank
Palfrey. Mrs. Will Rote, Mrs. Thorn
ton. Mrs. Ben Stribling. Mrs. Town
send. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. George
Eichlitz. Mrs. Jean Aubrey Buckley,
Mrs. John La Prelle. Mrs Page. Mrs.
| Florian. Mrs. Sehorn. Mrs. John L..
jenkins. Mrs. T. 7. Nanderhoven.
, Mrs. Carl Groos, Mrs. Sterling Price
Adams. Miss Agnes James. Mrs. Hard
well. Mrs. NJ. Brown, Mrs. Barclay
Andrews. Mrs. Eager. Mrs. Preston
Brown, Miss Latin, and the hostess
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Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Graves will
entertain at 3 o'clock Thursday even
ing with buffet supper in their
home complimenting Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter j. Manney.
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Mrs. Emile Baumgarten of New
York. the distinguished guest of Mrs.
Charles Cresson, has been beautifully
entertained for during her stay in
San Antonio. Mrs. Baumgarten has
many friends in this city. She is
the wife Of the late Emile Baum
! garten. who was the oldest son in the
firm of William Baumgarten and
Sons. one of the largest antique deal
ers in this country. He did much
towards obtaining special permission
| from the government to import beau
tiful tapestries in this country. He
brought the famous Gobelin tapestries
to the United States. and started
tapestry weaving over here. Replicas
of the famous tapestries are exhibited
at Highbridge, New York. Mrs
Baumgarten is a highly educated wo.
man, widely Travelled, and possessed
with charming personality.
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Mrs. Harry Rogers entertained with
an exquisitely appointed tea in hel
home on Kings highway compliment
ing Miss Lorene Willis and Mrs
Harry Jersig, Saturday afternoon. The
home was artistic and attractive with
an effective background of pink car
nations, ferns and palms. Receiving
the guests in the wide reception hal
with Mrs. Rogers were Mrs. Claud,
Willis, and Harry Jersig. and Mis-
Lorene Willis. In the library Mrs
Capers and Mrs. Affleck received tn,
guests. In the dining room, which
was dimly lighted by pink tapers burn
ing in silver, candelabra, the tabl
was adorned with large ,hick heart
shaped mound. solid mass of swee
peas of palest rainbow colors. Al
artful cupid balanced in the center o
the bed of sweet peas and lined hi
arrow at a heart. A shower of orang
blossoms caught at intervals witt
white satin ribbon. fell gracefully from
the chandelier. Assisting the hostes
in serving were Mrs. Carson and Mrs
Russell Hill. About 80 guests wer
present.
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Mrs. o. c. Meyer and little sor
Vaughan B. Meyers of Eagle Pass, ar
rived Saturday evening to spend sew
eral days as the guests of Mr.. an,
Mrs. George c. Vaughan, in thei
home on San Pedro avenue.
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Miss Tip Youngbood will leave tn
latter part Of the week for Hills
borough, where she will spend sever;
days as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Morton.
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A picture show will be given Satui
day for the benefit Of the Army X,
lief Society, at the Liberty Theate
at Fort Sam Houston.
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. Mrs. Robert West and Miss Laur
West and Neal Bolderick of Austi
are spending the weekend as tn
guests of Judge and Mrs. Duval Yves
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