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

which was palely lighted by glowing
white taperS. In the dining room a
yellow color scheme was carried, out
A mound of canlendulas formed the
center table decoration while yellow
tapers burned in tall brass candle,
sticks. Everyone present had been
girlhood friend of Mrs. Rote. Among
the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Jones
of Tucson, Ariz., who will be re-
membered as Miss Camilla Howard,
and Mrs. Latin of New York, for
merly Miss Molly Smith.
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Among those having reservations
for dinner parties at the Country
Club Saturday evening were Miss
Honey Maverick, and Capt. Paul
Potter.
Mrs. John Martin entertained with
smart luncheon Saturday at the
Country Club complimenting Mrs.
Preston Austin of Victoria, who is
spending several days in this city.
The table was adorned with mound
of yellow jonQuils. Dainty place cards
carrying out the yellow color scheme
marked covers for the twenty guests.
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Mrs. Harry Landa will entertain
with a luncheon Sunday at her home
in New Braunfelc, complimenting
Mrs. Walter b. Nancy of Larchmont,
n. Y.
Gen. and Mrs. William s. Scott
entertained in their home with a love-
ly dinner party friday evening COM
plimenting Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Man
ney of Larchmont, n. Y. About a
guests were present.
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Mrs. Ethyl Neal Matthews enter
tanned Monday. March ), with beau
tifuly appointed four-course luncheon,
honoring Mrs. Fenetta Sargent Has
kell of st. Louis. The table was dee
GRATED with a succession of crystal
bowls filled with sweet peas and
linked together with wreaths of smi-
lax. Pink candles in crystal holders
shed a soft rose glow, which COM
pleted the artistic ensemble. Hand
painted place cards marked fifteen
covers.
Besides the honor guest and hos
tess, those present were: Mrs. +. J.
Edwards, Mrs. Bert Taylor. Miss
Myrtle Moeller, Mrs. Houston Brown,
Mrs. +. A. Cavanogh, Mrs. \. HOff-
man. Mrs. Lillian Vodrie. Mrs. Por-
ter Loring. Mrs. Joe Shelly, Mrs. H.
A. Moos. Miss Edna Park of New
York, Mrs. r. d. Blackstone of Okla
homa and Mrs. J. X. Blackstone.
There followed a delightfully."- arts
tic Interpretation of Ruth McHenry
Stuart's The Goden Wedding" by
Mrs. Haskell. in the perfect darkey
dialect which has always added to
her popularity. Being ever gener-
Gus with her art, Mrs Haskell re-
sponded to several encores. Mrs. J.
X. Blackstone gave n toast TO the
honor guest. which was responded to
with a poem, II Am SO Glad, That
l Met YOU"
Mrs. w. p. Lupe and Mrs. Lane
Taylor entertained with pretty
luncheon at the Country Club Satur-
day. The table was artistic with red
geraniums making central adorn-
ment. Red tapers burned in silver
candelabras. Place cards marked COW
ers for about 30 guests.
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Mrs. Jack Lapham will entertain
in her attractive home Tuesday, COM
plimenting Mrs. c. G. Cresson MARY
Jordan and her guest, Mrs. Emile
Baungartcn of New York. The guest
list will include Mrs. Cresson, Mrs.
Baumgnrten. the honor guests. and
Mrs. w. n. Capep, Mrs. Clinton
Kearney. Mrs. Benjamin Poore. Mrs.
Lane Taylor, Mrs. John Bennett and
Mrs. Preston Brown.
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Mrs. Wanroy Garrow of Houston,
is stopping few weeks at the Argyle.
Mrs. Garrow has many friends in this
city.
Mrs. Roy Bethel and Mrs. Z. r.
George and her granddaughter. Miss
Anne Elizabeth George, motored TO
New Braunfehs Thursday, where they
spent the day as the guests OF Mrs.
Harry Landa. at her lovely home.
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Mrs. Jack Muesbach of Bastrop,
Tex, is the guest of her mother. Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Money, for several days.
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Miss Ruth West. Miss Mary Kath-
crime kemper and Miss frankie New
ton are spending the weekend at
Medina lake, with a party of friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stoves have
returned from California. bringing
with them Miss Rose Marie Callaghan
of San Francisco, who will remain
for an indefinite visit. Miss Callag-
han is the daughter of school friends
of Mrs. Bingham. the mother of Mrs.
Stoves. Mrs. Stoves had a delightful
trip, spending time in San Francisco,
Los Angeles and Lower California.
She has brought with her a Nah Jon,
set which the younger set will enjoy
playing. MIR. Stoves spent time in
the East on business and joined Mrs.
Stoves in Denver.
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Mrs. Bertha Dix announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter. Dorothy, to
Wilbur N. Reynolds of New York.
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DR.. and Mrs. Ralph S. Jackson an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Alice. TO Frank Il. Ray of Mount
Sterling. Ky. The wedding will take
place April 6. in the Madison Square
Presbyterian Church.
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Little Miss Annie Lancaster en-
tertained about 30 of her little friends
last week. at the home Of her grand