San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
In Society

In the DAYS before the age OF tap
perlsm, anu Eskimo pes, ILe ms
strenuuus exercise lady OIL leisure toOA'
was welding ON ostrIcl bloom lau' VI
tamtiuy in pubic, (Which is really qulle
strenuous IN one makes 1t an OcGup"-
nonl. 10 help her over the rough IOl's
nf life she huu good SOUND mo''o' az
outimistlc Coue one tnat she coulu |A'He
Ia through lite. Say, "Haec OHM heit
inisse .ayablt," when i'll the all-AIne4'
ican language means, even THIS ma!
be funny some day. and Is NeF! ap'
ubrase. One can always get So
laugh over the time one acCIuen'aiIs
pulled the chair out from under Auh'
isabel. which was so palntulIy tuU"t
RAISING and SO tearfuny haru "
main when the little incident happetnN
.i'be most notifying happenings Sott. .
and mellow with age. we can 20 nv NV
excruciating peals of laughter over tIs
time We said, Look at thaC woman :
hiatt Isn't she scream WINE ~
comnanion replied in dull voice, ~
Won think so? That's Mamma L'eI
life and death matters that seem -
fatally horrible at the time, taAe oL .
softel caste as time goes on anu w
can get lots of sport III later years =.
mempering how we tore our Valu ins
sniff or when the COW helped up lnITusL
the barbed wire fence, just thiAH NJ"
il would ease the load II We eVu'u te
member at the drastic moment Tue Not
10 Haec olim meminisse Juvaolt-eNeL
this may be funny some day
Today. though it would be rather .
waste OF time to flag ones Draln VIZ VIZ
Latin. 1t was once said, or II shOu IG
have been said, that nothing reJuVenia'ei
ono NOT even a motto ike sNlch ~
chewing gum. For years, II WAS put y:
oristocTatic convention, below our reacn
n1ite in the gutter, in fact. Mhen
Nc had hut known, it is a positive cuf'
to- despondericy. 1t gives one pols'
and nerve. The football player used II
the aviator used it. 1t would nave peer
q boon TO the nervous debutante or IN
doubtful hostess, and yet to THIS Sa!' !
has NOT been mentioned tayoraoly II
onv eti1uette book. 1t seemed for year
tbat the elite, the blueblooded, woul'
,eysr know the utter JOY that come
With chewing gum. But times nav
changed. we are no more bound oy con
ventiou. Does lady chew! She does
Tbere is not one good drive made OF
The golf links of any Country, Clur
that the owner is not found chewln
cnnn of course she discards 1t betor
She appears in public, but 1t does IN
proye her game. And THINK nov
Checked her grandmother would be, wh
has cherished the thought of gum, a
her pet anupathy.
Members of the Order of the Alan
have been very busy, and it is oDviou
that they have decided many question
~ imnortance. but they are very 81
cretive. One can not De sure MLeIn'
everything is settled but 1t IS rumore
that the court has been decided upoI
after much discussion and nulnero'
suggestions. Think OF the coZehs
courts they've had! How do they thln
nm new ones that are artistic ana {
fective. But they do, and this yei
is no exception, but that is also a
cret. However, the committees ma,
bpen appointed, and that can be tol
This is the beginning, and thrill
anticipation and excitement IS ruhhn
high. ;..,o ,
Richard Wander Stratten the chalrma
and Albert Engelke, Ed Young, Arth
Seeliqson, and Jack Locke. The out
town committee has for its chalrma
William Holden, who will be assist
NV Dave woodward and George Nj
tindale. Robert c. Smith, chairman
the coronation committee, is assisted
lack Hardie, Walter Giesecl
Iafe Ward, Victor Braunig, a
Erwin LANCE, The committee on
Queens bali has for its chairmi
Ernest Schuchard. with Sam Cape
warwick Field, Werner Beckmann, a
Clarence Fenstermaker, completing
committee.
Mrs Alex Adams entertained with c
of the smartest teas of the season
her home Thursday complimenting NJ
EsteIIe Storms and Miss Halle +
cham. two of the seasons attractive
butantes. In the receiving line IN
drawing room with Mrs. Adams :"
the honor guests, Miss Fincham.
Miss Storms, and Mrs. Arthur StoT
and Mrs. Charles Fincham, Miss "a
line Alexander, of Waco the house gu
of Mrs. Adams, and Mrs. Burt Cal
and Mrs. L. ]. Hart introducing
debutantes. Miss Courtenay Fergus
Miss Martin Hearne. Miss Joyce
I,eIlan, Miss Anne Page, Miss \
I,ouise Schreiner, Miss Henrietta Ste
and Miss Beatrice Stribling. All thro,
the home a deep pink color scheme
most effectively carried out with
nations, sweet peas, and rosebuds, VI
the artistic floor lamps with rose sha
and pink tapers burning in sil
candelabra. added to the eject. ..
background of palms and white Ii
was used throughout the house In
reception hall receiving the guests "
Mrs. George Hagelstein, Mrs. c.
Hammond, Mrs. S. ]. Wright, and \
4 p, DeLesdernier, Mrs. r. L. Tay
Mrs. Lewis Krams-Beck. and Mrs
". Colley. Receiving in the lib
were Mrs. J. L. King, Mrs. Whe
Pettus. Mrs. ]. J. Nix, Mrs. Mill
Clark. Miss Bess Spears, and Mrs. }
Sparks. In the dining room the I
was lovely with a round mound
snring flowers in the center of
table. all in tones of pink. Pink
ers burned in silver candlesticks.
ternately presiding at the tea and
fee service were Mrs. T. +. Stau
Mrs. ]. Frank Davis, Mrs. !
Wooley, Mrs. Fred Wagner, Mrs.
Beretta, Mrs. NJ. H. Clark, Mrs. II
Mrs. Everett Love. Mrs. J. Z. Sn
Mrs. John O'Mealy, and Mrs. S
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