San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-15

Smith of Washington and Erwin
Lange, Richard Surkamp, Ernest
Clemens, Warwick Fields, Dave
Woodward, Bill Thornton Chester
Maze, Henry Paneoast, Albert Ran
ney, Richard Vanderstratten, Sam
Capers, George Martindale, Ernest
Schuchard, Tom farrell, Robert Smith,
Victor Braunig, Werna Beckman,
Frank Palfrey, Ed Young, Kurt
Beckman, Franz Groos, DIR. and Mrs.
Z. V. DePew. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holden, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Stoves, Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Vaughan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Muir, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ganahl Walker.
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Mrs. f. W. Richey and Miss Mar
jorie Tally Of Albany, Texas, have
returned home after spending a few
days as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
K. A. Richey on Agarita street. DIR.
u. w. Richey is expected this week TO
spend Fiesta Week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Richey.
Mrs. Eugene Nolte of Seguin, Tex
as, is the guest of DIR. and Mrs.
Gcode on Agarita street.
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Mrs. Matte Mooney Murray is ex-
pected home the first part of the
week from Fort Clark, Texas, where
she has been the much-feted guest oil
Captain and Mrs. Hunger.
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The Kappa Theta Fraternity en-
tertaineti with a stag dinner at the
Menger Hotel, honoring their new Of
ficers-V. ID. Welker, Chester Will
lard, Philip Holden and Eddie Hucs-
inger. Misses Emma Lee Doerr,
Mary Holden and Thelma Linnartz
acted as maids and waited on the
tables. After the dinner the club
held an informal dance at the home
OF Phil Holden.
Miss Zeta Pearl Sibert entertained
number of her friends at her home
246 Keller street, Thursday. Games
were played and in the donkey con-
test the prizes were won by Ida Belle
Aaron and David Sarran. Those pres
ent were: Mildred Wantzloben, Ida
Bell Aaron, John Haley, Charlotte
Baird, Juliet Rush, Bessie Rhodes,
Lucille Edwards, Bess Edwards, Da-
vid Sarran, WILDER Aaron. Mrs. W.
Hetzacock, Mrs. Aron, Mrs. J. c.
Hetzacock, Mrs. Aaron, Mrs. j. c.
John Jarvis.
|, Mrs. Kate johnson entertained with
dance Tuesday evening, honoring
her daughter, Helen, in her home on
Quincy street. Pink carnations were
used throughout the rooms. Crowns
were given as souvenirs. Those pres
ent were: Peggy Vane, Alice Symans.
Lillian Green. Buelah Green, Idele
Carr, Teddy Todd. Eleanor Hume,
Corrine Hamilton, Murl Jones, Irene
Mayors, Dorothy Cotterman. Aubrey
Tuttlebee, Tom Lally, Joe Lally, En-
nett Cbarpentier, Bob Williams, Du-
pre- Graves, George Diggans, Frank
Baker, Gordon Ross, Felix Gale, Mr..
Riley, Mr.. Simpson and Charles Nor
ales. Mrs. johnson was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Green.
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Mrs. Fred Ii. Turner, wife of Lieut..
Col. Turner, will entertain in. her
home with q tea Tuesday afternoon
complimenting Mrs. Balding, the
mother of Mrs. Z. NJ. Lewis.
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Mrs. Philip Thurber entertained
with lovely luncheon at the Coun-
try Club Tuesday complimenting Mrs.
James Golden Of Fort Sill, who lef.
later in the week, after n visit with
her parents, Colonel and Mrs. Mutt
man and Mrs. Accola of Japan. Hosts
were Mrs. Golden and Mrs. Accola,
the guests of honor and Mrs. Watson,
Mrs. Christian. Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs.
Buckley, Mrs. RenwicS, Mrs. Tate and
Miss Laura Virginia Adams.
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Mrs. Philip Thurber entertained in
her quarters Saturday with a charm
ingly informal luncheon. Spring flow
ers adorned the table. Among those
present were Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Low
ry, Mrs. Galbraith and Mrs Hickey,
and the hostess.
Mrs. John ]. Gill will entertain
with luncheon at the Original Mexi-
can restaurant, Tuesday compliment
ing Mrs. Ulrich of Sugarland, Tex,
the guest of Mrs. Ernest Guenther.
and Miss Anne Pepper, the guest Of
the hostess.
Lester Goetz celebrated, his fiji
tenth birthday anniversary Sunday
afternoon at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Goetz, 502 Goliad
street. The following guests were
present: Josephine Escamilla, Mar
gerite Hesse, Laura Keller, Erin
leighton, Catherine Leighton. Adeline
Newding. James Davis. George Cush-
man. Edwin Kellar. William Lyons,
Eugene Klein. Rude Klein. Sammy
Graham and David Vetter of Seguin.
Texas. Bunco was played and prizes
were awarded margarine Hesse, Jos
erhine Escamilla. Rude Klein and Ed
consisting of punch. fee cream and
cakes were then served. Plate favors
were tiny red and green baskets filled
with candy. Kodak pictures were
taken and dancing was enjoyed the
rest of the evening till time TO de-
part when all were invited into the
dining room where the birthday cake
decorated with its fifteen candles
was lighted by Lester. Margarine
Hesse drew the hnirpin which meant
old maid. Adeline Newding penny
for LUCK: William Lyons. the button
old bachelor. and James Davis, the
dime, for riches.
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DIR. and Mrs. Z. III. Elmendorf and
son have returned from New York
where they spent two months. during
which DIR. Elmendorf took post
graduate course.
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