San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-05
SUNDAY.

dining table was q vase of gold
zinnias. An ics course was served.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. +.
Gastring. The honor guest was the
recipient of may beautiful gifts.
Those present were the honor guest,
Miss Alma Ohlenburfer and Miss
Gertrude Miller, Thelma Rawls,
Hazel Hammer, Mesdames w. f..
Sibert, j. 5. "oyd, n. Wallis, Emma
Wooten, Mary Mays, G. H.. Souther,
Irene Iantis, X. c. Williams, G. l..
Miller, III. A. Moos, c. c. Lang, J..
Gastring, W. ID. Smith, +. L..
Pfeiffer, J. NJ. Thompson, JOYCE
Krise and Master George Krise.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Chittim, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Wright, Carlton Hagelstein,
Smiley White. were the guests of
Mr.. +. w. Church and Miss Eliza
beth Church at their summer home
at Medina Lake over the weekend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Waterbury
Barber left by motor last week for
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
While away Mr.. and Mrs. Barber
will visit the Grand Canyon and
Yosemite Valley. They will return
to San Antonio about September 10.
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Miss Ruth Hartman returned dur
ing the week from motor trip
through the Ozark Mountains and
Chicago.
Capt. NJ. III. Jones, adjutant at
Camp Normoyle, has announced that
because of the death of President
Harding the regular monthly tea at
Camp NOrmoyle scheduled for August
8, will not be held.
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Mrs. J. w. Holt has recently re-
turned from a visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ,Mackay :olenbergcr of
Mission, Tex, where she spent about
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Z. Pruitt accom-
panied by Miss Inez Knelly left Sat
urday evening for Seattle, where they
will take the boat to Alaska to
spend some time. They will return
by way of San Francisco and Long
Beach.
Miss Mary Rains of Marshall,
Tex, will be honor guest at a bridge
tea given by Miss Julia Corrigan at
the home of Miss Corrigan next Tues
day afternoon.
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One of the enjoyable gatherings of
the week was bunco party given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe o.
Naylor, 1910 Rigsby avenue Thurs
day evening complimenting Mrs.
MAYORS sister, Miss Willie Kate
Stone of Fort Worth. Miss Billie
Parkerson and Helmer Schriver were
awarded the first prizes for bunco
and the consolation was given to
Miss Mildred Snowden. Iced water.
melon was served. Those present
were: Miss Eta Snowden, Eddie
Hickman, Miss Olga Mae Seely,
Helmer Schriver. Miss Mildred
Snowden. Stoddard Smith, Miss BIZ.
lie Parkerson, George d. Naylor
Miss Zoe Snowden, Lyle Ramsey
Miss Dulcie Yahns. Johnnie Brooks
Miss Lois Stoner, Nat Crewe, Miss
Gladys Snowden, Miss Willie Kate
Stone. Mrs. Annie l.. Taylor. Mr.
Snowden, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nallin
and the host and hostess.
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Miss Mabel r. Gass entertained
about twenty-four of her girl friends
with q birthday party at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Gass in Henrietta street last week
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Harry, James and John Cain left
vacation Dip to Chicago. Niagara
Halls
Orleans and other points of inter
est.
Mrs. II. Pasche entertained with
birthday party at her home on
Avenue b one day last week. Buncc
was played and prizes were given
to the following winners: Mrs. NJ
A. Henry. Mrs. G.. Collins. Mrs. Guy
Shaw and Mrs. T. Werner. A delic.
ious lunch was served to the follow.
ing members of the Smiling Bunco
club and guests: Mesdames w
Steubing, ]. Hoese, ]. Rocker, p,
Werner, II. Gay. +. Polache, G. Will
liams, G. Shaw. W. whitman, L.
Jung. NJ. A. Henry, F. Paschc Jr.,
Carpenter, J. Henry, c. Collins, II.
Schuezte, H. Bruno. C. Vogt, c.
fSchaub, Moody and Morgan and
Misses Ruby Ives, Helen Schuetze
and the hostess. Mrs. Pasche re-
ceived many beautiful birthday pres
cnts.
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Mrs. y. ]. Mann of Fentress re-
turned home Wednesday after a
weeks visit with Mrs. Horace Will
liams of Beaumont, who is spend
ing the summer here and is heated
ut 910 North Pine street Mrs. Mann
also visited her niece, Mrs. J. Can.
trell on Yale avennc.
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Mrs. u. III. Marshburn and sister
Miss Fanny Hardy of Austin. will
arrive Saturday to be the guests OF
Mrs. Horace Williams, 919 NORTH
Pine street.
Miss Yetta Tatar left Friday night
for Galveston on a two weeks visit.
She will be the guest of Miss Blanche
Warren and Miss Gussie Lee Nolan
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Capt. and Mrs. Stephen r. Massey
entertained with one of the attractive
dinner dances given during the week.
Friday evening on the Gunter roof
complimenting Mrs. Frank Galpin,
who leaves the early part of August
for California. where she will visit
her son, Gerard, at his naval station
in San Diego.
Mrs. Galpin is looking forward with
great pleasure to the Naval Review
10 be held in~San Francisco from
October q to October IL. While in