San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21

ana Mrs. Ralph kindly, Miss Court
rnay Ferguson, Miss Es!elle Storms
Miss RvtR Smith, Mss Anne Paec
ami Miss Clara Curr.e of Austin
George Martindale, Mai. Bascom VII
son, Lieutenant Twining, Lieutenant
Lewis, Lieutenant Mccullough, Lieut.
enant Kastncr and Lieutenant Hole
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Mrs. James II. Alfonte, the wife Of
Major Alfonte, will entertain with an
informal bridge tea at her quarters in
Camp Travis, Wednesday afternoon.
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The following are among those who
had reservations for dinner parties AT
the Country Club Saturday evening
Mrs. Wallace Newton. Mrs. L. j. Hart
and Ernest Schuchardt
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Mrs. John Wallace will entertain with
bridge tea complimenting Mrs. Park.
hurst, who with Major Parkhurst will
leave soon for Honolulu. The party
will take place Tuesday in the quart
ers Of Mrs. Wallace.
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Mrs. Nathan McCluer will entertain
with a bridge party in her home COM
plimenting Mrs. Phil Jackson of New
Orleans, who is the guest of Colonel and
Mrs. Metcalfe. The bridge party will
take place Wednesday afternoon.
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The marriage of Miss Betty Faris
and Hilmer Richard Saenger was quiet
ly Solemnized at the home of the bride
on Waverly avenue at Z 80 Saturday
evening. Relatives and a few intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony.
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Miss Margaret Sammei left for New
York last week.
Mrs. L. Fegal has as her guest Mrs.
|. Juran and her granddaughter of
Houston.
The Alamo Country Club entertained
with dancing Saturday night. Tuesday
will be known hereafter as ladies day
for the members of the club and their
friends.
Mrs. Richard Bueche entertained with
bunco party in homer of her birthday
from > TO last Monday. Roses and
ferns were used in the dining room as
decorations. Prizes were awarded
Mesdames Kersy, Barrch, Bueche, +. A.
Bueche, A. Behern and J. Behern. A
salad course was served to the follow
ing: Mesdames Barsch, Kerry, Bel
zung, Beherns, J. Rocker, A. d. Shaw,
W. Siefert. #. A. Bueche. F. Beherns,
r. f. Williams. o. Yeohler. II. Al
brecht, +. Buesche. W. Stuebing, F.
Hoesse, H. Albrecht, A. Tampke, G.
Williams, II. PasChe, II. Bueche, d..
Cameron. H. Rutledge and the hostess.
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Mrs. f. J. H. Meyers of the Gunter
hotel will entertain about twenty Of
the hotel guests with dance and bar
becue at the Grosehbeck ranch Sunday.
The party will motor TO the ranch early
in the morning for breakfast. Hunting
and riding trips have been planned for
the day.
Otis and Allen Farnsworth entertain
ed with a smoker in honor of the Phi
Lambda Epsilon Fraternity, Friday
evening at their country home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Calder enter
tanned with three course breakfast
in their lovely home on wilkins avenue.
The living room and dining room was
attractiyely decorated with roses. The
guests we're c. +. Cherry, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Brown and Mrs.'C. f. Borton.
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One of the events of the past week
that was interesting to a wide circle
of friends was the marriage Of Julius
Barclay, and Miss Polly yenable. the
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Charles Scott
Eenable, Monday evening at the home
of the bride The house was
beautifully decorated with white roses
and carnations, and was artistically
lighted with white wax cathedral
tapers. Bishop Capers performed the
ceremony. The bride was lovely IN a
gown of white chiffon satin. Her train
of chiffon satin was finished with a
spider web effect, with brilliants. The
gown was made with a simple straight
line effect and trimmed at the waist
with handmade roses. The tulle veil
was caught to her head with a Spanish
comb effect made of lace. The tulle
fell from the comb yelling her eyes.
Those taking part in the wedding were
Misses Natalie Vensble, Zuleme Lewis,
Page Venable. Beatrice Stribling. Bon
ney Venable, the maid Of .iOnOr; Eleanor
Barclay, Eleanor Warren, and Emily
Wurzbach. William BeTman acted as
best man. The groomsmen were War
wick Fields. Lafayette Ward, Dave
Strain, William Clegg, and Mr.. Davis
of Houston. The brides attendants
wore pale green chiffon frocks trimmed
with panels of gold lace. with gold hose
and slippers, and combs Of gold lace
studded with brilliants. They carried
Russell roses The ribbon bearers, Miss
Natalie Venable and Miss Lewis wore
frOcks of white pussy willow satin.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Barclay left for New York from where
they will sail for Europe, taking the
Mediterranean trip. They will return
home after several months.
Another wedding of interest that sur
priSed a great many friends, was that
of Harry ID. Jersig and Miss Kathleen
Willis, daughter of Mrs. Claude Willis,
which was solemnized Saturday evening
at the Madison Square Presby-
terrain Church. with Rev. DIR. Brand
officiating. Only the two immediate
families were present at the ceremony.
The bride was charming in a tailored
crepe model of gray and steele blue.
with becoming vari-colored spring hat.
Gray hose and slippers completed the
costume. After the ceremony the young
couple left on short bridal tour.