San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

Gently returned from six months stay
in the East, gives a glowing account of
her lovely trip. For three months she
toured through Eastern Canada with
her brother, John Darragh, in tour
ing car. She spent several months Wis
iting her brother in New York City.
While in New York. Mrs. jenkins placed
her son, John Darragh Barmore in Paw
| ling School in Pawling, y. \. After
leaving New York she visited Major
jenkins for some time at Fort Leaven-
! worth. Kan, where lie is in the staff
class of the School of the Line. This
! is Major Jenkins last year in the school
and he expects to be assigned to Wash
| ington next year. Mrs. Jenkins is
president Of the Army-Civilian Club,
which is entertaining with very elab-
crate dinner-dance at o'clock Wednes.
! day evening February 81. at the Gun
ter hotel. Daring the dinner the guests
will be entertained by cabaret features.
following which. will be the cotillion
| for the debutantes OF the season. I'm
friends of Mrs. jenkins are glad to
have her again in the city.
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MISS lduNtS IlbIhluN vi NOllLdltS,
will arrive this weekend to spend sew
eraI days with Miss Bcss Spears. Miss
Hopkins will visit Miss Bess Spears,
and spend several days with Miss Cor
neia Vaughan. She will arrive for the
dance to be given at the home of Miss
Vaughan Monday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Holden and
baby have returned TO their home in
Corpus Christi after spending the week.
in San Antonio.
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Miss Miriam Milburn returned from
the university to spend tle weekend
with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Conn L.
Milburn. Miss Milburn has as her
guest, Miss Eugenia Dilwcrth of Con
zalcs, also a student at tie university.
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Mrs. Elizabeth r. Maverick enter
tanned with n birthday party Wednes-
| day afternoon in her home in the Toll
tee Apartments in honor of her little
| daughter. Augusta. The table was
daintily arranged in pink and white. A
| large Cluny lace cloth covered the ia
| Bile. Pink streamers radiated from
| chandeliers. The favors were dainty
white baskets filled with pink minis.
| Covers were laid for the following :
| Misses Mary Louise SOuter. BERTHE ia
Coba, Fenwick Booth. Helen Maverick.
! Jane Smith. Mary Louise Dwyer. Jean
Maverick, Charlotte Barclay. AgEss
Coyne, Vienna Maverick Ella Coynp and
| Henry Caldwell, Henry Berncy and the
| little hostess.
| After refrnShnnptv ,vnrn sarveI oou,no
! were enjoyed on the lawn. assisted by
| Miss Mary Cobcy and Mrs. Robert Bcr-
neg.
Mrs ]. G. Sarran was surprised with
| party Tuesday evening in Celebra-
| ton of her birthday anniversary by a
few of her friends and the members of
the Lion Tanners Bunco Club. Bunco
was played and refreshments were
served to the following: Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Surran. Mr.. ard Mrs. II. Miski-
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Oussctt. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Macaulay. Mr.. End Mrs. A. F.
McCarty, Mr.. and Mrs Louis OusSett,
! Mr.. and Mrs, Demarka. Mr.. and Mrs.
4. ]. Lamm. Miss Clara ZuercLer. Miss
Lucille Randolph. Il. A. McCrae, and
I Kurt and Max Mcngden.
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| Mrs. Anna Rothe announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Ruth Doro-
thy, to August John Proll. The we'd
ding will take place at I o'clock Tues
day evening at the HON Of the bride 5
sister, Mrs. Kenneth Leacock Only a
few Intimate friends of the bride will
be present at the ceremony.
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Mrs. 4. 4. Anderson will entertain
from 1 TO CLOCK Monday afternoon
with a tea complimcnting Miss Pauline
Parker.
Mrs. Quest Couch will entertain with
a buffet supper following the rehearsal
of the Ragsdale- Parser bridal party. nj
her home complimenting Miss Pauline
Parker.
Mrs. Harold Kayton entertained il
her home with a lovely tea from / tC
q 0 clock Friday afternoon compliment
ing Mrs. LuCian Taliaferro of Chicago
| "hO is the guest ~ her mother Mrs
Criucr The home was beautifully dee
OraCGd for the occasion, the lavender
and pink flowers making an artist,
background for tbc attractive home
1 INOStS anu lDlIlh anu lavender sweet peal
decorated the entire house in profusion
Receiving the guests with the hostess
Were Mrs. Z. Ii. Dial. the honor guest
Mrs. Taliaferro. Mrs J. II. Hornberger
Mrs. George Altekruse, Mrs. J. W
King, Mrs. Sterling Freeborn, Mrs. IL
mcr Boyle of Wichita, and Miss ",
Eldridge. In the dining room the cen
ter decoration of the table was mount
of lavender and Link begonias. will
sweet peas and rise buds. Coffe and tci
was served at either end of the tabI
by Mrs. i. ]. Hart, Mrs. A. G.. Beck
mar and Mrs. Robert Elliott Jones. an
Mrs. Bruce Brough The breakfas
room was artistically decorated witt
pink roses and pussy willow fillinl
vases and bowls. Smilax draped tn
ceiling and hung from the doors an,
/ windows. The cake and ice were serve
: at separate tables in this room. Mrs
Hal Waller and Mrs. L +. Webste
cut the cake. which was in the form o
snOwballs heaped on large silver trays
Serving the ices were Miss Jean KAY
ton, Miss Mary Terrell, Miss Doroth,
Thompson. Miss Katherine Huntress
Miss Dorothy Beckman, and Miss Gwen
dolyn King. Mrs. King was gowned il
oyster colored georgette heavily bead
, ed. She wore a Corsage of pink rose
and viOlets. Mrs. Taliaferro wore
lovely imported model of green seGuins
Mrs. Dial was in pink georgette with
cosrage of pink roses.
Receiving cards at the door were lit