San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-25
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4 ganbuyze. Miss Victoria Van Hoo
ganhuyEc. Miss Mary Lizbeth Holden,
F. Miss Evelyn Williams, Mrs. Chester
/ kilpatrick. Mrs. \. {. Webster, Mrs,
J Phil :. Webster. Mrs. John II. Bowen,
Mrs. George EggleSton, Mrs. Duck
worth and Mrs. Sidney Dallinser, and
the hostess.
We have had 50 much 10 interest
Is this week, Georss Washington par
/ ties, and engSgementS recently an
pcurc~i. and trying 20 remember not
. tcrsc: the things We have given
CD fo- LssI. Therefore, We have spent
I .iytls lhc1gAt on the Coronation. The
lccAeSSeS are deSElN ccncerueo'
though. and are pr&cEclDs howins
even this far ahead, One may hear,
DO YOU rally think III lScS better
. in lavender thsz Niue Blue Is my
coler. I've always Eega i, you know. "
I I wish YOU could have sen ne the
7 first tire l hovei. couldn't come
anywhere near the tloSs. without &
,otal ccllSpse- i EONe they don I
star, playing Stumbling Al Around
When l Come In but l fear the
worst; you have 10 ides how heavy
those trains arr.
And the ducheSSes are not the only
ones that have ben thinking the az
fair over. The Order Of the Alamo
has been awfully busy, and they say
that the Court of the Sea, will exceed
| the expectations Of the most imagina-
tive fancy" All the mythology, poetry
and music with the sea as subject is
drawn upon for ideas. A stage set
ting has been planned that will trans
form the Majestic Theater into gor-
geous water palace. where the Corona
ton will be held this April, and will
outdo in effect anything that the Or
der of the Alamo has used in the
past.
Now that the duchesses to repre-
I sent San Antonio in the Coronation
Of the Queen are known, little by lit
tie il is leaking out what they will
represent in the Court for this year.
! The Dolphins-Only n glance at my
thology and poetry will enlighten one
on the possibilities Of this representa-
tive; the Nautilus, Abalone, Argo-
naut, Anemones and others not yet
disclosed. with their beauty, mythical
| NbtllCul give EOLiC
small glimpse of the splendor that will
lend color and character to the Court.
An entirely new scheme Of color, ma
terial and costume has been definite
~ worked out by the Coronation
Committee under the guidance Of the
Mistress Of the Royal Robes, Mrs. T..
V. Deoew.
The Lord High Chamberlain, who
in everyday life as previously an
nounced is Franz Groos, will be Tri-
ton, the trumpeter and herald Of the
Sea.
The Archbishop of the Realm, (who
Is Raymond Edwards) by whom the
Queen will be crowned and granted
her royal prerogatives and authority,
is Neptune.
But what the Queen and her Prin-
cesses will portray like their names,
is still being withheld, enshrouded in
the deepest of secrecy, to be told only
with their appearance on Coronation
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mcfarland an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Virginia Mcfarland to John
Il. Shook. The wedding will take
place Wednesday evening at the home
of the bride on Bushnell street Only
the immediate families will be present
at the wedding.
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Mrs. W. NJ. Morgan will compli-
ment Mrs. Raymond Woodward and
Mrs. Nat Lyon OF Tulsa, Okla. with
n bridge tea in her home Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Oscar Kahn will entertain
with n bridge luncheon compliment
ing Mrs. ]. +. McFarlane Of Tacoma
| WASH, Tuesday in the ArgOnne
Heights Officers club.
/ - - ~
Mrs. Charles Redding Williams will
compliment Miss Adelaide Poore,
whose marriage will take place in
the early spring, with a luncheon
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Andrews en-
tertained with a charming dinner
dance at the Country Club at I
o'clock Saturday evening compliment.
ing Morris Wood and Mrs. J. T.
Latin and Miss Ellen Latin of New
York City. The table was artisticak
~ arranged with a delicate pink and
lavender color scheme. Pale pink
carnations and vari-colored sweet pea
made the central adOrnment of the
table. Pink and lavender candle,
burned in silver candlesticks. Pink
baskets at each plate were filled
with Lavender minis. Dainty place
cards marked covers for Mr.. and Mrs
andre Isapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lewis Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot LaPreile
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnston, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Carl Kruger, Judge and Mrs
robert Terrell, Mr.. and Mrs. FoarG
townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. John La
prelie, and Mrs. Raymond Keller
MI. and Mrs. Clinton Brown. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Irwin Brown, Mrs. Jack George
Mr.. and Mrs. Toutirer, DIR. and Mrs
0ombe, Franz GroOs. Mrs. Laura
Wise Maverick, and DR.. Venable anc
the host and hostess.
~ ~ y
: Mrs. Thomas A. Slavens entertain
ed from 4 to G o'clock Friday after
; noon in her quarters complimentinI
Mrs Frank Winter, with n lovely tea
Inc home was attractive with M
> artistic background of green anC
Whlte. White carnations and fern
: decorated the home. filling silveI
6oWls and baskets. Mrs. Slavens an,
> mrs. Winter received the guests
serving in the dining room were Mrs
r. NJ. Lewis, Mrs. Dennis Nolan
Mrs; benjamin Poore, Mrs. Pan
! Won Mrs. Arthur Conger. Mrs. A
r.; SaxtOn, Mrs, Burgess. Mrs. Georr,
haSe Lewis. Miss Anne Page anc
| MISS Courteney Ferguson. Ahnn