San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14

The engagement was cleverly an
nounced with the daisy game. There
were twelve guests, each guest having
sealed envelope with the verse. "One
| love, two love-" etc, until il came
to the hostess, who announced the en-
gagement. Among those present were
Mrs. Louise Berry Kendall, Mrs. Pat
Swearingcn. Mrs. Jack Hardie. Mrs.
Julius Barclay. Mrs. Charles Miller.
Mrs. Nathan McCluer. Miss Laura
Virginia Adams. Miss Dorothy Hillije,
Miss I1Y .Noungblood. Miss Marion
Johnson and the honor guest and hos
tess.
Captain and Mrs. Louis Gerow en-
tertaIned in their quarters in Camp
Travis the early part of the week
with an attractive Mexican supper,
complimenting Captain and Mrs. Nc
Fadden. who are leaving in the near
future for their new station. The
Mexican colors. red. white and green,
were used throughout the decorations.
In the dining room a large piece #
Mexican pottery held red and white
and green EinniaS, while silver candle
sticks held wax ta1ers Of the same
colorS. The place cards were feather
ed birds while the favors were minia-
ture Mexican men Of pottery with the
typical "sOmbrego." Mexican music
was played during the four courses Of
the dinner. Among those present were
Captain and Mrs. McFaddeu. the
guest of honor. and Captain and M-S.
Price. Captain and Mrs. Hall. Can
tain and Mrs. Holmes. Captain AMI
Mrs. Howder and the host aud hos
tess.
Mrs. f. A. Loessberg entertained
Saturday afternoon with bunco
party in her home complimenting her
daughter. Emily. the occasion being
her twelfth birthday. Prizes were
awarded John Brotherman. Miss Opal
Mullins. John c. Loessberg and Miss
Gladys Barnes. Refreshments were
served and the cutting of the birth
day cake was enjoyed by all. The
guests were Misses Emily Loessberg.
Dorothy Howell. Opal Mullins. Gladys
Barnes. Mildred Westerman, Maggie
O'Bren. Iris Bishop and Messrs. Wal
ter Sauers. Emil Minazzi, John Broth
crman, John c. Loessberg. z. w.
Jones. Clifton Loessberg and Mr.. and
Mrs. Loessberg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bledsoe return
ed last week from a lengthy stay COW
ering the principal cities in Canada
including the Canadian National Ex-
position held in Toronto which was
exceptionally fine. On their return
70 .hN TniNaI S4ataZ fhnr-
time in New York City. Boston. Phil
adelphia, Washington and Atlanta.
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W. T. Padgett of Tampico. who has
been spending the past week in San
Antonio, left recently U return TO his
home.
The many friends of Miss Ruth
Randolph. who was formerly a teach
or at Breckenridge High School. will
be interested to hear Of her marriage,
October 3, at the Stone Church in
Cleveland. Ohio. to Philip o. Me-
lntyre. Miss Randolph has been
teaching in Cleveland for some time.
After a short bridal tour in Michi-
gan and Pennsylvania. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcintyre will make their home at
1924 Forest Hill avenue in Cleve-
land,
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The marriage of Charles II. Reims-
chiSSel and Miss Ruth Elizabeth Hage-
meier. was solemnized at o'clock
Wednesday cvenin. in the home of
the brides parents on Magnolia ave-
nue.. The impressive ring ceremony
n-Ea D..
Pcarce of the Utica Presbyterian
Church. The bride wore n gown of
white trimmed in filet lace and car
ried white and pink roses. The at
tendants were Miss Laura Hagemeier,
sister of the bride. who wore white
organdie with a blue sash. Fred
ReimschiSsel. brother of the groom,
was best man. The rooms were at
tractively decorated with a profusion
OF roses and cadena de amour At the
far end Of the living room before a
bay window was an imDrovised altar
Of palms and ferns. Wicker baskets
Of pink roses decorated the dining
room. Following the ceremony an in
formal reception was held. Later in
tho evening Mr.. and Mrs. Reimschissel
left for their home on the Corpus
Christi road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. Saxauer ST.. an
nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daughter. Ellen
Louise. to George +. Wurzbach of
Tampico. Mexico, formerly Of San An
tonic. The date of the wedding will
be announced later
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On account of conflicting dates the
entertainment which was to have been
given at Beacon Hill School has been
postponed from Friday evening October
ID, to Friday evening October 20.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Roberts Beacon Hill Mothers Club
will be held at 3:1J Friday in the
school auditorium.
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The regular meeting Of the Sorosis
Club was held Tuesday with Mrs. A. !.
James as leader. \ very interesting
program on the education was given.
An interesting part of the meeting
was the roll call-each member re-
spOnded with two-minute talk on
some American university or college.
Mrs. T.. y. Young gave n short history
of the growth of the university idea.
comparing some of the European uni
versities with those of the United
States. Mrs. L. S. Hamilton had an
interesting paper on West Point"
The ScroSis Club will meet at 3 80
Tuesday afternoon in its regular meet
ing place. The subject will be peace
Day with Miss Adah Gibbons as lead
er.