San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
In Society

I in a cap effect held in place by a
wreath of orange blossoms. The veil
was an heirloom of the family of the
bridegroom. She carried shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley, white
rose buds and ferns.
Mrs. Robinson wore an attractive
French model of blue and green heav-
| lily embroidered in gold sequius. Slip
pers Of gold brocade were worn. She
carried bouquet of jonquils and mar
| cisSi. Miss Foster wore a quaint pink
taffeta model appliqucd with French
/ flowers in pastel shades. Silver Slip
perS completed the costume. \ band
of silver bound her hair. She carried
an old fashioned bouquet of pink rose
buds, candy tuft, and blue hyacinths.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the Argonne Heights Off
GERS mess. The long reception room
carried out the bridal motif with
white flowers and ferns. The mantel
was banked with Gala lilies and white
carnations. SmilaX decorated the
walls. Receiving the guests with
General and Mrs. Poore were the bride
and bridegroom and the bridal party.
The table in the dining room was
adorned with white carnations and
Gala lilies. White tapers burned in
silver candleabra.
An attractive custom was carried
out when the bride left the receiving
line TO cut the cake. The officers pres
ent made an arch of their sabres under
which she passed. The cake was cut
with the sabre of the groom.
Among those assisting receiving and
serving were Mrs. Dennis l.. Nolan.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Lewis, Mrs. Louis VI.
huffman. Mrs. Paul b. Malone. Mrs.
Harry Burgess, Mrs. Thomas J..
Slavens, Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Charles
Redding William, Mrs. Arthur /. Con-
ger. Mrs. Thomas l.. Knox, Mrs. VIII
liam Elliott, Mrs. John l.. jenkins. |
Mrs. Wilbur Elliott. Mrs. Preston |
Brown, Mrs. Paul Wolf. Mrs. Shuttle
worth, Mrs. William Noble. Mrs. |
Charles Foster, Mrs. Ralph Harrison. |
Mrs. Frederick A. Barker. Mrs. Oscar |
Kahn, Mrs. w. L. Pigott. Mrs. |
Moore. Mrs. Frank L. Golden. Mrs. |
r. VI. Cheney. Mrs. Robinson and |
Mrs. Even Swift.
Later in the evening CAPTAIN and |
Mrs. BOlte left on wedding tour. |
The bride wore a three piece suit, a |
Mangone model, of blue serge trimmed |
IN tan. She wore n becoming hat of |
blue. and brown suede shoes and hose. \
Captain and Mrs. Bote will make |
their home in Washington, where Cap !
tain Bolte is stationed.
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Mrs. g. ID. Robbins entertained |
with one Of the lovely events of the |
week, Wednesday afternoon in her |
home, when she complimented Miss !
Eloise Carr and Miss Marian Hearne.
two attractive debutantes of the sea
son. The table in the dining room
was gay with sweet peas of pink. |
white and purple. Tiny dolls dressed |
IN ysri-colored frocks of pastel shades
served as favOrs at each plate. Clever
limericks typifying each guest marked
covers. Among those present were
the honor guests, Miss Carr and Miss
Hearne, and Miss Ruth West. Miss
Spears, Miss Joyce Mcclellan. Miss
Halle Fincham, Miss Henrietta
Steele. Miss Estella Storms. Miss
Sornelia Vaughan. Miss Dorothy
Hillje, Miss Beatrice Stribling. Miss
Anne Page. Miss Courtpnay Fergu-
son, MISS Lottie Jean Steele. Miss
Mae Louise Schreiner and Miss Iu-
ciile Witherspoon. Mrs George Mar
tin, the chaperone and the debutan-
ties and the hostess. Following the |
luncheon bridge was played.
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Mrs. William Nesbit will entertain |
Saturday in her home on Mistletoe |
avenue, with a bridge party. compli- |
menting few of her older friends.
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The luncheon to have been given |
Wednesday by Mrs. r. j. LANCE Jr.
at her home, complimenting Mrs. |
Josephine Gaunt of Little Rock. Ark,
the guest of Mrs. Norris S. Dickinson. |
has been postponed until Wednesday, |
April IL.
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Mrs. A. F.. Saxton entertained. with |
a charming bridge luncheon in her
quarters, Wednesday. The table was