San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
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Schreiner, and Miss Marian Hearnc.
Pink carnations and ferns and Column
bia rose buds, filled silver vases and
baskets and made an attractive back
ground against the soft green OF the
palms and ferns. The sun parlor was
bright and attractive with pink sweet
peas and ferns. Assisting in serving
in the sun parlor were Miss Katherine
Huntress, Miss Josephine Langc, Miss
Alice Herring and Miss FenwlcK
Booth. The dining room carried out
an effective yellow and white color
scheme with yellow tapers burning IN
silver candlestiCks and a mound OF
white narcissi and ferns was the cen
trail adornmcnt of the table. Mrs.
]. Bruce Martindale poured coffee,
while Mrs. II. d. Thompson, Mrs.
William Herring and Mrs. w. L.
Pancoast cut the cake. Serving the
cake were Mrs. Roy Campbell and
lone W. Scales.
Mrs. Huntress wore an attractive
model of ashes Of roses shade en-
broidcrCd with cut steel beads with a
corSagc of viOlets. Miss Mcclellan was
lovely in a simple gown Of white. with
straight lines and beaded with frosty
beads. She carried an arm bouquet OF
pink roses. Mrs. Mcclellan was attrac-
tive in a model of pale grey cape. She
wore a cOrSage of viOletS. Mrs. La
Prclle wore flame cOlorcd model of
cut velvet with chiffon sleeves. Mrs.
Jenkins was gowned in black lace
and chiffon. Mrs. Martin wore a blue
chiffon frock heavily beaded. Mrs.
Stribling was lovely in an amber
chiffon frock beaded with amber
beads. Mrs. Hillyer was attractive in
n model of orchid lace over metallic
cloth with an orchid fan. Mrs. Nay
Tor wore a model of black seQuns and
carried a fan of flame color. Mrs.
Martindale wore a gown Of black vel
vet trimmed with silver.
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Mrs. Frank Sorell entertained with
a charming tea in her home Tuesday
afternoon. The house was lovely with
Valentine decorations being carried out
with scarlet carnations. Throughout
the house, carnations and ferns filled
silver bowls and baskets, and red
tapers glowed from silver candlelabras.
In the dining room the center decOra-
ton of the table was a large silver
basket holding carnations. White
tapers embossed with red hearts burned
in silver candlesticks. Pouring coffee
in the dining room were Mrs. L. A.
Porter and Mrs. Ben Richardson.
In the sun parlor a delicate pink
color scheme was carried out with
sweet peas. Assisting the hostess in
receiving and serving were Mrs. Lucy
Crockett and Mrs. Wilbur. Mrs.
Sorell was gowned in rose chiffon trim
med with silver cloth.
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Miss Ora Witte will entertain with
a bridge luncheon at l o'clock Tues
day in her home, complimenting Miss
Marian Hearne, a deubtante of the
season.
One of the charming events Of the
week was the .ovely tea given in the
home of Mrs. John B. Bowen, Friday
afternoon, complimeLting her mother.
Mrs. Harry Hyman. A delicate pink
color scheme was carried out through
out the attractive little home on Holly
wood boulevard. Receiving in the liy-
| ing room, which was beautifully dec
GRATED with pink carnations. roses and
| ferns, were Mrs. +. i. Hillyer. Mrs.
III. II. Walton, Mrs. Lane Taylor and
Mrs. Quest c. Couch. Mrs. Hillyer
wore lovely frock of FURNISHED gold
lace. Mrs. II. II. Walton wore an at
tractlve model of silvery gray lace over
American Beauty metal cloth with a
large French flower of an American
Beauty shade at the waist. Mrs. Lane
Taylor was lovely in an orchid geOrgette
gown beaded with orchid seQuins. Mrs.
Quest c. Couch wore a cafe au lait
frOck of geOrgette with p blue sat n
sash. Receiving cards at the door were
Miss Mary Chalk Dalton and Miss
Alice North. In the receiving line with
the hostess, and Mrs. LYMAN were Mrs.
James Trezevant of Houston, Mrs. Rosa
Noyes of Houston, Mrs. Robert c.
Scott, Mrs. William Fitzgerald, Mrs.
John p. Scott, Mrs. Will T. Scott, Mrs.
]. NJ. Duncan, Mrs. r. l.. Dalton. At
the far end of the living room were
Mrs. 7. 7. VanderhOeven, Miss Marin
B. Fenwick, Mrs. r. B. Minor, Mrs.
II. \. Williams, Mrs. H. D. Thompson,
Mrs. Fred Thompson, Mrs. lone Wright
| Scales and Mrs. W. J. Pancoast. The
dining room was lovely with its Ameri-
can Beauty roses filling a silver vase
on the buffet, and adorning the center
of the table. A graceful bow of laven-
htA odlLu lltu tue IOStS. IlUh candies
| burned in silver Candlesticis On the
! sideboard bowls of pink carnations and
tube roses were used in profusion. Al
: ternately pouring tea and coffee at eth.
| er end of the table in the dining room
were Mrs. W. A. Adams. Mrs. Perry J.
Lewis, Mrs. Winchester Kelso ST., Mrs.
]. o. Terrell, Mrs. Ben Striblipg. Mrs.
John Kerr, Mrs. Il. l.. Bail and Mrs
j. NJ. Nix. Others assisting in serving
were Mrs. ]. c. Sterchi, Mrs. Z. ],
Larkin, Mrs. r. P. ingram, Mrs. Bias.
com Bell, Mrs. Helen Getzwiller, Mrs
W. W. Creswell, Mrs. J. S. Boyd, Mrs
+. w. Kirkland Mrs. J. J.. Brown, Mrs
Irving 7. Brown, Mrs. $. J. Wright
1 Mrs. Wheeler Pettus. In the sun par.
lor where the effective pink colCr scheme
was carried out with the roses and car
nations. and the ice Of pale pink or
one table, and the cake embossed with
pink rOsebuds ut n smaller table were
Miss Eugenia Taylor, cutting cake anG
Miss Eleanor Taylor. Miss Margaret
Lewis, Mrs. Gunter Duckworth, Mrs
At the punch table were Miss Beatrice
Rhuel Leary. At The punch table were
Miss Beatrice Stribling, Miss Courtenay
Ferguson, Miss Anne Page. Miss Ma
rian Hearne, Miss Joyce Mcclellan, Mis-,
. Mae Louise Schreiner, Miss Henrietta
. Steele, Miss Estelle Storms, Miss Hallit
Fincham, Miss Agnes LANCE, and Mis-
Marie Lange. Mrs. Bow en- was charmin,
IN gown of blue geOrgette with a banC