San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-14

brecht, and Mrs. ]. G. Surran.
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Mrs. A. z. Clark and Mrs. W. II.
Blanton entertained in honor of Miss
Georgia Hays and Miss Rowena Col
Inns with a farewell party Thursday
evening in the home Of Mrs. w. II.
Blanton. Miss Hays and Miss Collins
left early Friday morning for Dallas,
where they will make their home perm
anently. About so guests were present
at the party.
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One Of the lovely luncheons Of the
week was given Friday at the home
Of Mrs. A. i. Weakley, complimenting
Miss Anne Page, a debutante of the
season. The house was attractive and
fresh with fragrant pink roses. In
the dining room a delicate pink and
white color scheme was carried out. An
artistic bowl in the center of the table
held pink rose buds and white hyacinths.
Pink tapers flickered softly in silver
candle holders. Assisting in the din
ing room were Mrs. Harvey Page and
Mrs. w. s. Hendrick. About so guests
were present at the luncheon.
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Mrs. w. r. Pennington and little
daughter, Mary Melva, will leave Sun
day for their home in Tampico after
having spent several weeks as the
house guest of Captain and Mrs.
Stephen B. Massey at Camp Travis.
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Mrs. Stephen i. Massey and little
daughter, Rosemary, will leave next
week for a visit to Mrs. MasScy's old
home in Alabama. Later they will go
to New York City to visit Captain
Masscys mother for several weeks.
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Mrs. Charles Schreiner entertained
with n lovely dinner Saturday evening
at the Country Club complimenting
Miss Mae Louise Schreiner. The table
was fresh and artistic with mounds of
spring flowers, with bright sweet peas,
narcissi and tulips making up the
bouquets. Quaint candlesticks of bril-
liant English pottery held yellow tapers.
Cockatoos and parrots perched on the
glasses, and spread their gorgeous plum
age on the place cards. The candies
carried out the effective dresden color
scheme. About 80 members of the
younger set were present at the charming
dinner.
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One Of the charming luncheons given
Saturday was that of Mrs. +. Swift Jr
wife of Colonel Swift, at the Argonne
Heights officers mess. The table was
lovely and artistic with a delicate laven.
der and pink color scheme. Willow
baskets at either end of the table held
lavender sweet peas and pink carna,
tions. Lavender tapers burned softly
in silver CandleSticks. Silver bonbor
dishes held lavender and pink candies
Lavender and pink baskets filled with
nuts marked favors at each plate. The
luncheon was given in honor Of Mrs
Swift'S mother. Mrs. Charles c. French
of Coronado, Cal. Others present were
Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Oven
shine, Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Carroll. Mrs
Tutcur. Mrs. Dallam, Mrs. Nicholson
Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Alexander, Mrs
Singer. Miss Kathleen Foster. Mrs
Reynolds, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Hayman
Mrs. Blodcett, Mrs. Matlake, Mrs
Sproull. Mrs. Heitdcldt. Mrs. Berry
Mrs. Gag. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Harrison
Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Mutt
man, and the hostess.
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Mrs. II. Bragg will entertain with 6
party from to o'clock Sunday after
noon complimenting her little daughters
Misses Josephine and jeanette Bragg, il
celebration of their birthdays.
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One Of the lovely parties Of the sea
son was the attractive tea given We'd
ncsday afternoon at the Cuntry Cml
complimenting Miss Henrietta Steele
The ballroom and dining room were pro
fusely decorated with pink rose buds
filling artistic bowls and baskets. As
sisting the hostess in receiving and scrv
ing were Miss Terry Jones, Miss Jose
phinc Wilson. Miss Margaret StrvCs
Walker, Miss Emily Anne Bryant. Mrs
J. s. Steele, the honor guest, Miss Steele
and Mrs. T. W. Campbell, Mrs
Phil Walker. Mrs. Il. r. Webb
Mrs. Ganahl Walker, Mrs. Scott
Dilworth of Gonzales. Mrs. F.. V
Dcpew, Mrs. Homer r. Wilson
Mrs. Duane Elliott, Mrs. ListOn Casey
Mrs. Walter Stoves. Mis-. Jack Locke
Mrs. Gunter Eardic, Mrs. II. H. Bryant
Mrs. Dewitt Reed of Corpus Christi
Mrs. Ruth Burleson Wooley. Mrs
Frank Gillespie. Mrs. Mildred Clark
Mrs. John Boyle. Miss Mary Louise
Steele. Miss Ellen Dilworth OF Gonzales
and the dcbutantes. Miss Courtrnay
Ferguson. Miss Halle Fincham, Miss
Joyce Mcclellan. Miss Anne Page. Miss
Mae Louise Schreiner. Miss Estelle
Storms. Miss Marian Hearnc and Miss
Beatrice Stribling. Mrs. Jones was
lovely in a cloth Of silver model with
| panels of silver lace. She carried pink
Columbia roses. Miss Steele was charm
ing in rose metal cloth gown made
with a full skirt and tight bodice.
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Mrs. Charles Brooks with Mrs. Woods
of Cleveland, Ohio. is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Ed WorSwick en- route TO
California.
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Mrs. Jean Aubrey Buckley was hos
| tess Friday evening to one of the most
unique and attractive dinners OF this
| season, the honor guests being Miss
Anne Page, Miss Madeline Russell and
Miss Courtenay Ferguson.
The whole of the Aubrey home was
gaily decorated in MexicO's cOlOrs of
red and green. which lent greatly to the
dinner of real Mexican dishes, served
in Mexican style. The long table was
laid in Russian lace and at either end
were giant cDndplo hro hOI1iDU groom