San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
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place at $50 last Thursday evening
at he Westminster Presbyterian
Church in Dallas. Rev. Y. o. Perrin
performed the ceremony assisted by
Rev. III. w. Burwell. Among the San
Antonians in the bridal party were
Mrs. Louise Berry X, ia |, Mrs
Philip Coldwell, George Martindale,
Robert Mickler, Elmar Dittmar, and
Gregg Francis, who acted as best man.
Frocks of orchid and frocks Of peach
color made with the bouffant effect
were worn by the brides attendants.
Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held at tie home OF
the brides father. Later in the even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Walker left for the
City of Mexico on a short bridal tour.
They will be at home after October /,
in San Antonio.
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Miss Mary Green left Thursday for
New York, where she will complete her
junior year at Columbia University.
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One OF the interesting announce
ments received during the past week
read as follows: doctor and Mrs.
William Anthony King request the
honor of your presence at the mar
riage of their daughter, Myrtle Eliza
beth. to Albert Washington West Jr.,
Wednesday evening, October third,
nineteen hundred and TWEEN y-three, at
seven-thirty o'clock, Laurel Heights
Methodist Church, San Antonio, Tex
as. At home, Vance Jackson road. :"
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Mrs. r. L. Ball and daughter, Miss
Marion Bail, returned Saturday morn
ing after several months speL' in the
West. They were the & ests of Mr..
and Mrs. Cook while in Los Angeles.
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Mrs. ". 7. Cochran, niece Of Mrs.
A. W. Hartman, after touring Colora-
do, has Joined her husband in this
city and they are at home at 234
Argyle avenue, for a few months be-
fore returning to their home in Port
Arthur.
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Mrs. N. A. Straughan and Miss
Helen Straughan entertained Thurs
day evening with a dinner party in
their home in Delaware street, compli-
menting Miss Made Benkendorfer,
who is leaving Wednesday for Austin
to re-enter the university for her
sophomore year. The large dining
and living rooms were attractively dec
GRATED in a color scheme of rose and
white. The guests included Misses
Made Benkendorfer, Bertha Crawford,
Adele Hopper, Emily Cumberland,
Ethel Slaughter. Alva Trainer, Ma
linda Brown and Grant Bechtel. Will
liam Lu.z, Charles Hall. Clyde Slaugh-
ter, Clifford Bond, Carl Kendall.
James Carter, Henry Brown and
James Cotulla.
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Milford Benkendorfer is leaving
TuesdZy for A. & NJ. College, where
he will enter his sophomore year in
civil engineering.
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Miss Ruby Dugosh will leave Mon
day night for Denton, where she will
enter her sophomore year in the Col
lege of Industrial Arts.
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Mrs. W. L. Surber of Comfort is in
the city with her son, John l.. W.,
who is attending the Main Avenue
High School and will also resume his
studies in violin at tho Temple OF
Music under the direction of Bertram
Simon. - -y .,sg'a
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clerthy +. Miguel
have returned from their wedding trip
to New Orleans and other points and
are now in their new home, 101 Con-
cord street.
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Carlos Coon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert p. Coon, 1905 West Huisache,
a June graduate Of Main Avenue High
School, will leave the latter part OF
this week for Austin, Were he will
enter the State University.
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Miss Made Benkendorfer will leave
Wednesday to re-enter the university.
She will stay in the Scottish Rite
dormitory.
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Miss Etelka Pape has recently re-
turned from a pleasant stay in Lock
hart and Austin, where she was the
guest of Misses Otille Schaefer and
Ada Hartwig.
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Herschel Miller and Miss Ruth Bur-
gin returned the first part of the
week from a pleasant summer spent
in Missouri with relatives. They are
at home to their friends ut the Laurel
Heights Methodist Church parsonage