San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13
In Society


! Tuesday afternoon with a charming
bridge tea at the home of her sister,
Mrs. W. 7. Beard, 230 Hollywood
boulevard, Tuesday afternoon. The
home was most aritstically decorated,
delicate pink and lavehLer color
scheme being carried out throughout
the house. The living room and sun
parlor was decorated with silver bas-
kets holding pink carnations and ferns.
In the dining room q large silver
basket tied with lavender and pink
tulle held pink carnations and pink
and lavender tapers burned in silver
candles.icks. Mrs. Clay Preston served
the ices at one end of the table, while
Mrs. James Gallagher served the cake
at the opposite end of the table. The
prizes also carried out the pink and
lavender color scheme. Among those
present were Misses Elizabeth King
Edward Webster. Evelyn Seymour
Betty Longacre, Mary Elizabeth Hold
en-. Eleanor Taylor. Eleanor Hender'
son, Leila Mae Payne, Thein,a Lin
nartz. Marion Gaines, Nora Deussen
) Evelyn Williams, Helen Callahan, Mrs
) Ed LANCE, Mrs. J. Is. Brown, Mrs
Burns Wagner, Mrs. Branham Ben
nett. Mrs. James Gallargher,- Mrs
Frank Groesbeck. Mrs. Chester Xii
patcrick. Mrs Henry Hart. Miss Franz
4. Barber. Mrs. Walter Seaton, Mrs
James L. Halle, Mrs. Paul DeUtz. Mrs
Warren Walker, Mrs. Carl Gildemeis
ter. Mrs. J. r. jenkins. Mrs. Clay
Preston, Mrs. William Trabue. Mrs
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Ewing. Mrs. S. f. Zantt. Mrs. ]. W
Wilson, Mrs. Ed de Forest, and the
hostess.
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Miss Eloise Carr returned Sunday
evening from Austin where sLt ha:
been spending the past ten days as .
guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. I.ibsby will en-
terrain with a buffet supper at theil
home Friday evening complmentini
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nancy o
Larchmont, y. Y.
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Ms. Molly Smith Latin Of New
York, who is staging at the st. An
thon, for several weeks. vii, enter
tain with a bridge luncheon .'aturda!
at the Country Club, q.
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Mrs. T. L. Nanderhoeven will en-
certain informally in her nome, Fri
day afternoon complimenting Mrs
Molly Smith Latin of New York, ant
a few of her friends.
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Mrs. Frank Winerich will entertain
at Z o'clock Thursday evening with
buffet supper at Ter home compliment
ing Miss Lorcne Willis. The guest lis
will include t-c bridal ,arty of th'
Roos-Willis wedding.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. Roos will enter
tain with a dinner dance Saturda.
evening eomp,imenting the brida
party of the Roos-Willis wedding, a
the Alamo Country Clue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James McCormieI
announce the marriage of their daush
ter. Marguerite to Edwin l.. Campbell
The ceremony took p.ace Saturda.
2 evening. March 10, in the rector
of st. Cecelia's church with Reveren'
: NJ, S. Garriga officiating.
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The Merry Larks Social Club vii
meet with Miss Isabelle Cainthes
213 West Magnolia Tuesday evening
F. All members are urged TO be present
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The Senior Epworth League of th
: blackberry street Methodist churcl
, will hold its regular business an'
social meeting at o'clock Tuesda!
evening.
The Beacon Hill Parent-Tcachcrs
Association will entertain with
Mexican supper at g o'clock Wednes
. day evening at the school.
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The Alamo Chapter, Daughters o
the American Revolution will meet il
r Important business session at = ~
, Wednesday afternoon in the oak room
of the st. Anthony.
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Miss Marian Beaulieu entertained
the Sub-Rosa Bridge Club with
{ charming bridge luncheon in her new
home on Hammond avenue Monda!
, afternoon. The ~" was attractivel,
, decorated with tons and ferns
Prizes were AWARDED Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. ]. G.. Griner and Miss Rutl
: Herbst. Miss Beaulicu was assisted
by her mother. The next botcss vii
be Mrs. Claud Bagget at her hom'
, on Flores street.
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The San Antonio Pen Women vii
meet at . 80 Tuesday afternoon witt
Mrs +. J. Lennox, 1922 West Graf,
place. Roll call will be answered
with quotations from Robert Brown
ing and the study for the Afternoon
will be devoted to his poetry. Mrs
John Hagy will give sketch o
Browning's life. Mrs. II. V. Dover
will give an address on CHARACTERISED,
Construction. Original work requir
ed consists of poems of the Brown
ing type. Mrs. Hazel Harper Harris
whose charming poems are appearin;
in numerous magazines. will give ;
talk Lyric Poetry Questions fol
the Aztec Bowl are to be conccrnin: