San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-04

are. This year, the splendor of the
coronation promises TO dim all the
glory of the coronations of the ages.
Her Majesty. the Queen, will rule over
the Court of the Sea. 1t will really
be gorgeous, Neptune's daughters, the
goddesses of the ser, in brilliant gowns
of pearl, coral, seafoam with all the
exquisite jewels, and beauty OF Color
irg Of the sea.
But OF course every man must nave
his little joke, and some due to nervous
disposition probably, get in so corrupt
state that they must have their III
tie pun. One prominent member OF the
Order of the Alamo, made so bold 10
state. that in his opinion the court would
make a clever parody, with only men
taking part. There could be tlsh OF
all types, even the Jelly ones, and
shrimp He then added in an apologize
tone, that was due, But of course
some one would have to crab about
it,"
However, this court will be the sea
at sunset. the sea with moon OF
beaten gold making a glimmering path
OF satin across il, the sea from the
lovers point Of view. the sea in all
its beauty. There will be 10 bathing
b>aeauties at the court, although that
might have possibilities. 1t will be the
sea in al! its glory as the poet sees
it. The sea in regal dignity.
The Mistress Of the Royal Robes has
been chosen. Mrs. +. V. DePew. The
Lord High Chamberlain has been APP
pointed, Franz c. Groos. Mrs. DePew
has everything arranged and is wait.
ing for the formal announcement OF
the In Town duchesses to make her de-
tails into realities. Mr.. GroOs is well
known for the past performances at
which he has carried out his part so
well, and then too, for his Bird Roast
poetry.
The In Town Court Committee is Sc
lecting its Court of Representatives for
San Antonio.
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Among the interesting parties to be
given this coming week is the tea
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Frank Sorell.
Mrs. Frank Huntress will entertain
with a tea in her home on West Sum-
NIT avenue from 4 to 6 o'clock Tues
day afternoon complimenting Miss
Joyce Mcclellan, lovely debutante of
the season.
Mrs. Samuel Thompson Of Kerrville
will compliment Miss Mae Louise
Schreiner with a dinner party at the
ST. Anthony hotel, Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. H. Won Schrenk Of st. Louis ar
rived the early part of the week to
spend some time as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Edwards, and Mr..
and Mrs. Gearney Mason.
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Mrs.~W. 3. Young of Kansas City is
a guest at the Menger for several weeks.
Mrs. Young has many friends in this
city and numerous social events have
been planned in her honor.
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Miss Helen Dilworth Of Gonzales is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Jones
over the weekend, on her way to Cal
Xston to represent Gonzales in the
Aardi ,Gras.
Mrs. Paul o. Sargent has returned
from Dallas where she spent several
days. --
Mrs. Amos G. Carter Of Fort Worth
will arrive Monday TO be the guest of
Mrs. Paul Sargent for several weeks.
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Many San Antonians will be inter
ested TO hear that Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Powell are making their home at 90
Aganier avenue. Mrs. Powell. was be-
fore her recent marriage, Miss Helen
Conn Of Galveston. She will be a charm
ing addition TO San Antonio society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell are prominent in
university circles as well as in Gal
weston and San Antonio.
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Major Roy II. Coles entertained with
an attractive luncheon Saturday at the
Gunter Hotel complimenting Maj. Gen.
George O. SQuier. The table carried
out a red and white color scheme with
poinsettias and narcissi. Covers were
laid for General Squier, the honor guest,
General Lewis, Colonel Harrison,
Colonel Slavens, Colonel Wolf, Colonel
Kilbourne. Colonel Burgess, Colonel
Lincoln, Colonel Elliott, Colonel Van
Vooris, Colonel Hilgrade, Major Har-
ris, Major Halloran. and the host.
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The following had reservations for
dinner parties at the Country Club
Saturday evening: Mrs. c. w. Labatte,
Liuetenant Hole, Major Potter, Mrs.
J.. Fl. Schreiner, Mrs. William Aubrey,
Lieutenant Satia-Bosch, Major and Mrs.
Brereton.
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The following have made reserya-
tons for mncheons to be given Tues
day at the Country Club: Mrs. John
j. Gill. Mrs. ]. w. Nixon, and Mrs.
L. ]. Hart.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Jarratt enter
tainted with an attractive buffet sup
per ut their home Saturday evening
complimenting the debutantes and men,
beers of the younger married set. The
home was bright with scarlet carna-
lions and ferns. In the dining room,
the table was adorned with a large
silver basket filled with red rose buds
Red tapers burned in silver candle
sticks. Red candies and miIts filled
silver bonbOn dishes. The hostess was
assisted in serving by Mrs. Herbert
Slayden ClarksOn, Mrs. Gilbert Denman,
and Mrs. Alan Lockhart Campbell. The
put-of-town guests were w. L. Webster,
BIZ New York, and Mrs. Katherine
Bland Of Austin.
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Mrs. Raymond Woodward will en-
tertain at luncheon at the Country
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