San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-25


George Maverick, Harry Zeller, Allen
Pollit, Noble Carter, Richard Law
renee, Clarence Jones, Harry Mel
ton, Hiram futile, McGregor Snod-
grass, Benjamin Yancey, Laurel
Stone, Charles Hurry, Claude Gam
bic, David Lambert, Sam Newton,
William Fordtran, Jack Trollinger,
+. j. Gallagher, James Barber, Muir
ray, David Gallagher, Rothrock,
Claa Grey, Stanleigh, Megargee, Miss
Mollie Gallagher, Elizabeth Gray,
Helen LeFavour and Elizabeth
Springall.
Mrs. Sam II. West of st. Louis,
Mo-, is the guest of her brother, 4. A.
Davies and family, 1887 West Wood
lawn avenue, for the remainder of the
winter.
Mrs. Kenneth Cox entertained last
week at the Original Mexican Restau-
rant, honoring Mrs. August j. Proll
Jr., a bride of the month. Red car
nations and red tapers in silver can
dlesticks formed the table decora-
tons. George Washington fayors and
place cards were used. About "a
guests were present.
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Miss Erin Balm of Waco, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Balm,
81 East Craig Place.
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Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs.
George w. Biegler will entertain at
dinner Wednesday, February %, in
honor of Major General and Mrs. f..
NJ. Lewis, Brigadier General and MRS.
Dennis Nolan, Colonel and Mrs. J. A.
Bradford and Major and Mrs. Ander-
I'son.
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The following clipping from the
Waco News-Tribune will be of in
terest to wide circle Of San Antonio
friends:
AT Palm Court apartments, the
home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Esther Levy, the wedding of Mel
win August of San Antonio, and
Miss CeciIe Levy took place Thurs
day afternoon at, 5 O'Clock, with only
the immediate family witnessing the
ring ceremony, performed by DR..
Wolfe Macht Of Temple Rodefi Sho-
lon.
The rooms were beautiful with
Russell roses in artistic arrange
ment.
The entrance of the bride and
! groom was heralded by the Lohengrin
wedding march.
1.-The bride was charming in blue
twill three-piece dress with blouse
of tucked chiffon voile and touch
Of color in the embroidered girdle and
| cash! Her hat was beige With leather
/ trimming of blue, beige and rose and
beige suede slippers. She wore a cor
sage of rosebuds and lilies of the val
III ley.
Miss Levy is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Esther Levy and former
ly resided in Marlin. She is very
popular in social circles, both in this
city and Marlin. Mr.. August is a
young business man of San Antonio.
"Mr. and Mrs. Melvin August will
=, spend their honeymoon in California
and upon their return reside in San
Antonio.
THE out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. j. August, Max Blum, Miss
Rose August, Mrs. Matte Flaxman,
Carl Flaxman of San Antonio, Mr..
and Mrs. Nose Levi and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Levy of Marlin"
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mis- of Corpus Christi and Paul Daw-
son of this city, was solemnized at S
o'clock Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dawson will make their home in
"a San Antonio.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Pascual Santaella of
Mexico City, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Maria Teresa,
to Pasco ]. Scaperlanda of this city,
the wedding to take place in the
spring.
|, One of the attractive events of the
week was the cabaret dinner dance
given Thursday evening by the Army
Civilian Club, at the Gunter Hotel.
Before dinner began an informal re-
ception was held with the board of
directors in the receiving line: Mrs.
John l.. jenkins, president and
founder of the club Mrs. Thomas H.
Slavens, Mrs. Il. o. Johnson, Mrs.
Il. A. Wilson, Mrs. Roy Campbell,
Mrs. Amos Graves, Mrs. Beaumont Il.
Buck, Mrs. II. Y. Williams, Mrs. Con
tales Bingham, Mrs w. s. Hendrick,
Mrs. p. J. Lewis, Mrs. Paul A. Wolf,
Mrs. A. b. Weakley, Mrs. Louis Mere
dith huffman, Mrs. s. z. Cunning
ham, Mrs. f. NJ. Lewis. Mrs Dennis
II. Nolan, Mrs. Benjamin A. Poore,
Mrs. Preston Brown and Mrs. Paul
IL. Malone. In the ballroom of the
Gunter a cabaret scene was laid out
with the guests seated at small tables
close to the walls. The George Wash
ington motif was carried out with the
banners and silken flags that adorned
the walls. The presidents table
where sat Mrs. John l.. Jenkins. was
adorned with a low mound of pink
carnations. Pink tapers burned in
crystal candlesticks Pink corsage
bouquets were the fayors. Seated at
this table were Colonel and Mrs. Will
liam Elliott, Colonel and Mrs. C. L.
Reese, Colonel and Mrs. William II.
Noble, Captain and Mrs. Wilbur Ell
lott, Mrs. Jenkins and Major Paul
Potter. Colonel and Mrs. Maus were
hosts at another table, which carried
out a yellow color scheme with the
Il yellow tapers and yellow narcissi
4 adorning the center of the table. The
y->sSble was laid with handsome cloth
I of real lace. Covers were laid for
General Scott, Colonel and Mrs. Sla-
VEINS, Colonel and Mrs. Bingham. Mr..
and Mrs. Kearney, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Manning, Mrs. L. NJ. Lewis. Mrs.
Lentz and DIR. Watts and the host and
hostess. The table of Colonel and
Mrs. Beaumont b. Buck. also car
ried out an artistic yellow color
scheme with asters and yellow can.
L dies filling brass bowls and candle
I sticks Mrs II l., Naylor Meior md