San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-15
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the president of the association and
Mrs. Johanna Stoves, will begin as
early after s O'Clock as practicable,
followed by old-time dances-waltz.
| rolka, Virginia reel, schottische, quad
rifle, lancers, etc, There will be ar
intermission for refreshments on the
roof garden. The Gunter Hotel Or
chestra will be in attendance on the
roof garden where modern dances may
be enjoyed by those so desiring. After
the grand march, persons may go
from the ball room TO the roof gar
den on pass checks. All are requested
to bring their tickets of admission to
the ball. Invited guests and MEM
bers who are not provided with tick
cts may purchase them at the door.
| Tickets of admission may be pur-
chased at the Texas Pioneers Infor-
nation Bureau, which will be main
| tanned in the lobby of the Gunter
Hotel during Monday. All are re-
quested to procure their tickets be-
fore the ball, so as to avoid delay and
confusion.
Col. b. B. Buck is chairman of the
ball. Mrs. Johanna Stoves is hon
i orary chairman and Mrs. Erhard r.
Guenthes is active chairman. Mrs.
f. i. Hillyer is chairman Of the re-
ception committee.
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Mrs. J. K. Stuart entertained with
an attractive bridge party in her
home on Grovelapd place, Thursday
afternoon. Her home was attractively
decorated for the occasion in spring
flowers carrying out a delicate pink
and lavender color scheme. Mrs.
Stuart was assisted by Mrs. II. c.
Feldman. Mrs. T. Z. Mumme. Mrs.
A. G.. Seaman. Mrs. Wilbur Morris,
Mrs. D. d. Harrigan, Mrs. Buck
West. Mrs. r. L. Scott and Mrs.
Harold Stuart.
Mrs. E. P. Van Dandt Of Fort
Worth, will arrive Sunday to be the
guest of Mrs. Ira Kercheville for
several days.
A very delightful surprise party
was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Frerich, 222 Sandoval street, Bea-
con Hill. Tuesday evening in honor
of the birthday of their son, Leo.
The party was met at the corner of
Fredericksburg and Blanco roads by
Miss Lillian Ziegler and Miss Billie
Parkerson, sponsors of the party.
Dancing was enjoyed throughout the
evening, and delicious refreshments
were served. Guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. LOessberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Spengler, Miss Alma Reek,
Miss Teddy Tiedeman, Miss Mary
Tiedeman, Miss Madge White. Miss
Rosalyne Henderson, Miss Lucille
Garlic, Miss Jean Goodrich, Miss Lii
lian Ziegler, Miss Billie Patterson.
Miss Lorraine earle, Miss Emma
Haeper, Miss Ruth Haeper, Miss Irene
Howle, Miss Eugenia Philippe, c.
w. Spengler Jr, Louis Waneir,
Henry Haeper, Fred Piper. A. J.
Howle, Walter X. Mangold, Joe
Zimmerman, George d. Naylor, and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Trerich.
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The last week has been busy
one. Everyone has been preparing
for the Carnival season. The Duchesses
have had their pictures taken, and
have rehearsed several times, and yet
they have found time for the numer-
Gus teas. luncheons and dinners.
Monday evening the Order of the
Alamo entertained with a box party
at the Majestic theater, compliment
ing the Duchesses of the Court of the
| Sea.
Miss Rose Marie Callaghan Of Cali
| fornia, the guest of Mrs. Walter
| Stoves, has been complimenting with
a number of lovely affairs. Mrs.
| Carl Kruger entertained in her hon
or Tuesday with a luncheon at the
Country Club, and Mrs. Raymond Ed
wards complimented her with n charm
| ing buffet luncheon Wednesday.
Other attractive luncheons were
! given at the Country Club Tuesday
by Mrs. Graham Dowdell. Mrs. Philip
Thurber, Mrs. John Darlington and
Mrs. d. w. Light. Mrs. Light en-
tertained about 60 guests. Mrs.
Light also entertained Thursday with
charming luncheon complimenting
her guest, Mrs. G: L. Light of Dali
las.
Another attractive affair of the
week was the tea given Tuesday at
the attractive new home of Mrs.
Everett Love on Buena Vista place.
Numerous informal affairs were
given among them Miss Elizabeth
Springall's bridge party Wednesday
complimenting Miss Julia Radcliffe
of Houston, her guest. Mrs. Lyle
Gosling entertained with an informal
luncheon at Wolff & Marx tea room
Thursday complimenting Miss Mae
Louise Schreiner. Miss Anne Page
entertained with lovely bridge party
at her attractive home Friday after
noon complimenting Mrs. Julius Bar
clay and Mrs. William Holden.
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One Of the most brilliant events
of the season took place Friday even
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Cresson, when Mrs. Cres-
son, when Mrs. Cresson, MARY
JORDAN and Frances Nash, the re-
nOwn pianist, presented an interest
ing program. Many distinguished
guests were present.
Mary Jordan, the lovely contralto,
sang beautifully and was as gracious
and charming as usual. She wore a
green frock brocaded in gold. with q
wreath of silver leaves in her hair.
Frances Nash, wife of Maj. L. NJ.
Watson, a pianist Of international
fame. played brilliantly, and impressed
her audience with her charming PER-
sonality. She wore.a gown of white
beaded in crystals.
Mrs. Noble, wife Of Col. William
Noble, the violinist played an accom-
paniment for Mary Jordan, Walter
Durham accompanied her at the
piano.
A reception followed the program.
The lovely home was charmingly deco
rated with pink tulips and rose buds.