San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-19
In Society

meeting of the year in the home of
Mrs. Ii. J.. Lathrop with the new pres
ident. Mrs. Mcintosh, presiding. An
interesting program on The Develop,
ment of Drama-Greek aud Roman,
was given by Mrs. g. f.. Robertson,
Mrs. l.. Il. Richards and Mrs. X. j.
Harding. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. and her daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Lathrop.
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The Indiana Club will hold its reg
ular meeting at 5 O'Clock Friday even
ing at the army room of the Gunter
Hotel. All HooSiers are cordially in
vited.
The Mozart Society will entertain
with the regular monthly tea on Fri
day at the Catholic WOman's Club. An
interesting program has been arranged
and the following ladies will act as
hoStesSeS: Mrs. Hopkins Harris. Mrs.
George Cushman. Mrs. II. Il. Diehl-
man. Mrs. ). a. Freedom. Miss Claire
Green. Mrs. b. II. Guest. Miss Alma
Haensler, Mrs. II. ID. Holmgreen and
Mrs. Maudrtta Joseph. \ short re-
hearsal of the chorus will be held pre-
ccding the social hour beginning at 1
o'clock. All members are urged TO
attend.
The junior section of the Council
Of Jewish Women will hold very
important rehearsal at 80 Saturday
morning in the vestry room of Temple
BETHEL. All characters in the play
must be present.
A bunco party. under the auspices
of the Highland Park Luther League.
will be given Friday at 126 ID South
Alamo street. Prizes will be awarded.
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The marriage of Lieut.. Joseph X.
Dreamer and Miss Edith Raybould.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Raybould. was solemniZed ut S:30
O'Clock Wednesday evening at st
Marks Episcopal Church. with Rev.
Arthur Huston officiating.
Mrs. Fred Jones sang "Oh Perfect
Love" previous TO the entrance of the
bridal party. She was accompanied
by Oscar J. Fox at the organ, who
also played the wedding march. TIE
ushcrs were Lieut.. Paul Il. Malone.
]. T.. Bowen. Capt. Ralph Slate. Capt.
n. l.. Berry, Capt. j. f. BechtOld
Capt. +. J. Rehman, Lieut.. c. J.
Archer and Lieut.. III. W. Killpack.
The brides attendants were Miss Mil
drcd Hooley. Mrs. Fife de CUR. Mrs
Harry Raybould. the matron Of honor.
and Miss Hazel Friedrich. the maid
of honor. and little Misses Maurine
Friedrich and Eileen Collier. the flow
er girls. Al BeyerS Jr. was the ring
bearer. The church was decorated In
palms and the regimental colors.
The bride wore gown of flat crepe
beaded in chalk beads-an Adair mod
Ell. Her slippers were of silver. The
train of lace and satin was caught 10
the dress with a band of pearls. y
pearl bandeau bound her hair. Miss
Eooley wore n frock OF green georg-
cite trimmed in narrow silver bands.
She wore silver slippers and carried
pink carnations as did the other at
PENDANTS of the bride. Each wore
wreath Of silver leaves in her hair.
Miss De CUR wore maise georgette
with wide silver bands. Mrs. Raybouid
was in green georgette trimmed with
narrow silver lace Miss Hazel Fried
rich was in pink georgette trimmed
with wide silver bands. =.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at a local hotel. The bali.
room was decorated in palms and tai
baskets filled with queens crown. As
| sisting in receiving were Mr.. and
Mrs, T. Welker. Mr.. and MRS. W'4
liam Wolf, Mrs. William Hooley an !
Miss Alice Friedrich. Mrs. J. T. Ray
koftld nathan Of fbn hriio y-Oro n
lavender georgette model beaded in
crystal.
Later in the evening Licutenan'
and Mrs. Dreamer left for Dallas. The
bride wore a travelling suit of dark
blue tricotine with tan accessories
They will be at home at Fort Sam
Houston after December /.
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The following invitations have been
received: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Post