San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-22

| Burton. who will lecture at the Main
Avenue High School. The dinner
will preccde the lecture.
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The Alamo Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution. will enter
tain in honor of Mrs. Harry Hyman
ut the home of Mrs. Edward Smith.
1927 West WOodlawn avenue, at !
O'Clock Friday afternoon.
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One of the lovely events of the
day was the charming tea. which took
place from 4 TO I o'clock Thursday
afternoon at the home of DIR. and Mrs.
Garrett p. Robertson. The colonial
tea was given by the ladies Of the
Laurel Heights Methodist church, who
attended in costume. The attractive
home was artistically decorated with
pink carnations and ferns. The din
ing room carried out the Washington
birthday suggestion. Red tapcrs
burned in silver candelabras on the
table, the buffet and the sidebOard.
Tiny American flags were used pro-
fuScly in the decorations. At the
center of the large table gold bas-
kct held red berries. blue flowers and
ferns, carrying out the pratiOtic color
scheme most effectively. Coffee and
tea were served at this table by Mrs.
l.. J. Hart, Mrs. Harry Rogers. Mrs.
AtleC Il. Ayrcs Sr.. Mrs. IohN kOkCr-
not. and Mrs. +. l.. Hillycr. Serving
the cake. which was IN the form of
COcOanUt balls were Mrs. Il. l.. Nay
lCr and Mrs. II. 4. Afflcck at a
smaller table in the dining room. The
breakfast room was decorated in sweet
peas of pastel shades. The ice was
served by the following: Miss Beat
rice Stribling. Miss Eloisp Carr. Miss
Ruth West, Miss Halle Fincham,
Miss Marian Hcarnc. Miss Dorothy
Hillje, Miss Henrietta Steele, Miss
Courtcnay Ferguson. Miss EStclle
Storms. Miss Mae Louise Schreincr,
Miss joyce Mcclellan, and Miss Anne
Page. all charminsly attircd in
colonial costume. Jack Kahn. the
son of DIR. and Mrs. !. s. Kahn.
dressed as George Washington. with
Miss Sara Elizabeth Mcintosh. the
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. !. \. Me
lntOsh. as Martha Washington. dress |
ell in colonial costume with dainty |
dress rf white satin embroidered with |
dresden flowers. and a white wig. |
danced the minUet. Miss Helen KOc- |
mig. as BCtSCv Ross. was goWnCd in |
4 frock Of pink silk and gave some |
readings. Miss Mare |
chal Neal did colonial dance in |
quaint costume.
In tie receiving line with Mrs. |
y nRf.1s+ynr IN, N hn
were Mrs. Winchester KelSo Sr., Mrs. |
w. II. Chambers. Mrs. j. J.. Browns. |
Mrs. !. II. McGehep. Mr.. s. II. {. !
Burgin. Mrs. Caspar Wright. Mrs. |
Felix Hill, Mrs. G.. BCtell Moore. |
Mr.. John 4. Kerr. and Mrs. !. o. |
Terrell. The officers ard members |
OF the Missionary Society received |
informally mingling with the guests
throughout the receiving Eoar.
Mrs. Robertson was attractive in Il |
lovely colonial costume OF white with |
Dresden flowers. Mrs. /. NJ. Wat !
son was Gowned in blue taffcta with |
pink flowers. Mrs. J. ". Kokernot |
was charming in cream colorcd lace |
with pGniors Of lavender and pink |
taffcta.
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Mrs. &. G.. CrCsson. MARY JORDAN
returned home Wednesday evening
from an eastern concert tour. Mrs.
CreSs"n spent several weeks in Can
ada. New York. Connecticut. Massa- |
ctIiSctts. Ohio and Pennsylvania. She
was met in Louisville By Major Crps-
son: She has as her guest. Mrs. !
i.iIlllc H&umgarten Of New York. Tor
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