San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
In Society

house with carnations and rose buds.
Mrs. Sibley was assisted in receiving
and serving by Miss Margaret Muel-
Ter. The following were present at
the delightful party: Mrs. Powell,
the honor guest: Mrs. Leo lyman,
Mrs. James Terry, Mrs. August
Profile, Mrs. W. A. Cunningham, Mrs.
\. L. McGary, Miss Lorene Willis,
Miss Rose Muir. Miss Eleanor Strib-
ling. Miss Jenna Cooke, Miss Mar
garet Mueller, Miss Martha Green,
Miss katherine Dinwiddie, Miss
Elizabeth Ripley, Miss Marion Legg,
Miss Halle Fincham, Mrs. Harry Jer-
sig, Miss Evelyn Seymour, Miss Tip
Youngblood, Miss Evelyn Newton and
the hostess.
Mrs. Nat Washer will entertain
with an informal buffet supper at her
home Wednesday evening, compliment
ing Mrs. {. c. Cresson, MARY Jor-
dam and her guest. Mrs. Emile Baum
garten of New York.
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Mrs. Harry Rogers will entertain
in her lovely home on Kings High
way, with an informal tea from TO q
o'clock Saturday afternoon. March II,
complimenting Mrs. Harry Jersig. who
was before her recent marriage. Miss
Kathleen Willis, and Miss Dorene
Willis, whose marriage TO Charles
Roos, will take place in the near
future. The guest list will include
the young girls and the young mar
ried set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Barclay, who
have been on their bridal tour in
Europe for the last two months,
will land in New York. Tuesday.
They spent some time in London,
Paris, Venice, Florence, Rome, Nice,
Marseilles. from where they sailed to
Naples. They sailed recently from
Sicily, taking the Mediterranean
trip home.
Mrs. Walter J. Reiss of Belleville,
who was the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
j. S. Steele for several days, left
Thursday. Mrs. Reiss has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Laredo
and stopped at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Steele, en- route TO her home.
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Miss Louise Craig of Navasota, ar
rived Friday evening to be the guest of
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gregg Francis.
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Tulsa, Okla, Friday evening where
they will visit friends and relatives
until the middle of the week.
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Mrs. Della Leighton Grass of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. the noted soprano, is
the guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Fischer, hav-
ing recently completed an automobile
trip through the West.
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The little friends Of Carol Lynn
spent Saturday afternoon, March 10,
with her in honor of her birthday.
Games were played and an ice course
was served for refreshment. The
color scheme of pink and white was
carried out in the decorations, the
cake, candy and ices being served in
delicate shades of pink.
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The Fourth Artillery entertained
with a dinner party at the Argonne
Heights officers mess Friday evening
complimenting Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
b. A. Poore, welcoming them to the
brigade. Pink carnations and ferns
filled two large cups of the regiment
at either end of the table--one the
polo cup. and the other the FL Paso
cup. Silver candlesticks held pink
tapers, and pink nut cups served as
favors at each plate. Pink minis
filled silver bonbon dishes. About 80
were present. Guests not belonging
to the regiment were Colonel and Mrs.
French. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. Gag. Colonel Swift made n
clever impromptu speech. Regimental
songs were sung. Following the din
ner the guests attended the hop given
at Fort Sam Houston.
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The graduates of West Point en-
tertained with a lovely dinner in the
pink room of the Gunter Hotel Sat
urday evening. About Jos were
present. The colors of West Point,
black, gold, and gray, were carried
out in the decorations. Jonquils
adorned the table. Maj. Gen. +. NJ.
Lewis presided and made an address
of welcome. Brig. Gen. Dennis f.
Nolan gave an interesting toast to
West Point and The Army" Brig.
Gen. Paul 3. Malone toasted. "West
Point Ideals" Colonel Surratt, "West
Point in My Time and Lieutenant
Olmstead, West Point as 1t Is"
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Spanish scenes with dark-eyed SEN
oritas and senors. bright shawls with
burning colors, cigarettes, high combs,
artistic dancers, castanets, Oriental
scenes and South Sea Island scenes
that have not yet been completed;
and then the ACE number with girls
in old-fashioLed lace costumes, their
hoop skirts forming a billowy lacey
sea about them and girls in white
shimmering satin, singing and dancing,
effective against the black velvet cur
tain in the background which hangs
in thick folds. This is the way that
some of the scenes from the play to
be given by Jeck Tobin, early in
April, have been planned. Madame
Loge is making the costumes, some Of
which have been copied from Zieg-
fields Follies. The wigs, white-haired
bobbed ones, red ones. shiny black
ones, others of paste. shades. oil the
new colors-tangerine and fuscia and
mauve; the headlresses, brilliantly
bejeweled. and hen of coure the
gowns, all are arriving and they are
lovely. The cast las not yet been
completed, but the following will take
part. Miss Punk Maveri,n. Mrs.
W. A. Trabue, Miss Helen Williams