San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-21
In Society

Gay mounds of spring flowers adorned
! the long table. Covers were laid fol-
40 guests.
Mrs. Curtis Vaughan entertained
with a delightfully."- informal luncheon
Tuesday at the Country Club, compli.
menting Mrs. O. G. Meyer of Eagle
Pass. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Vaughan. A delicate pink and Law.
ender color scheme was carried out in
the table decorations. 4 silver basket
held pink carnations in the center OF
the table, while lavender tapers burned
in silver holders. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Meyer, the guest OF
| honor. Mrs. George c. Vaughan, Mrs.
Ganahl Walker, Mrs. Arthur Muir.
Mrs. Walter Stoves. Miss Rose Marie
Callaghan of San Francisco, Miss Mat
| tie Dittmar. and Miss Cornelia Waugh
an, and the hostess.
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Mrs. II. +. Dickinson entertained
with a bridge party in her home Sat
urday afternoon cOmplimenting Miss
| Josephine Gaunt of Little Rock, Ark.
The living room was attractiyely dee
GRATED with tall silver vases filled
with pink carnations and sweet peas
and on the dining room table was a
large silver bowl filled with bluebon-
| nets. The small tables about the
rooms had cut glass baskets filled
with green mints. The salad and ice
course carried out the st. Patr:ck's
motif. Corsage bouquets of pink and
white sweet peas were tied with green
ribbon. The following guests were
awarded prizes: Mrs. Snabel. Mrs.
j. +. Anderson. Mrs. A. Rhode, and
Miss Gaunt, the guest of honor.
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The Onderdonk silver tea to be
given Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Il. f. Naylor on San Pedro
avenue, with Mrs. j. 7. Smith as
joint hostess, promises to be one Of
the most interesting and unique enter
tainmentS of San Antonio this year.
Mrs. Walter Bender, wife of Cap
tain Bender who is stationed at
Brooks Field, has offered her wonder
full collection of antiques and curios,
gathered during many years of globe
trotting" in unfrequented highways
ard byways, for display at Mrs. Nay
lor's as an added attraction for the
benefit tea. Mrs. Bender, in addition
to her collection of antiques, has
very remarkable collection Of dolls,
from all over the world, which will
also be displayed in the colonial room.
over which Mrs. Bender will herself
preside. in a elaborate colonial cos
tune which took first prize, at a CO.
lonial ball in Paris, France.
The Oriental room will be given
over to interesting relics and souye-
Mrs from the late King Tut's tomb,
which will be guarded and exhibited
by Mrs. Arthur Morton and Miss Co
rhine Worden in appropriate cos
tunes.
The japanese and Chinese rooms
will have Mrs. ]. II. Hair. Mrs. 5. NJ.
Meeks and Mrs. II. p. Hill as host
esSes in true Oriental costumes. Crys-
tai gazing and fortune telling pecul-
lar to the mystic East will be enter
tainment features in this room and tea
and rice cakes will be served.
Mrs. Lewis Krams-Beck who Is to
be responsible for a Surprise Musi-
cal" program, has kept her selections
as quiet as possible, but the time at
WHICH several of the numbers will be
given is announced. The "Bluebonnet
Fantasy danced by the pupils of Miss
Mildred Johnson. will be given at 1
o'clock in the afternoon and repeated
at s 80 in the evening. Mrs. Il. Z.
Arneson will follow each performance
with n ''pianologue." in her we'll
known. inimitable mar ner and in the
evening, Senior Magma, the Mexican
consul, will sing Spanish songs. Sr.
Magma has a splendid tenor voice.
which has had operate training and
experience. His singing offers a real
treat. Other features Of the program
will be kept as surprises.
The receiving line assisting Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Naylor, will be Mes
danes Frank Winerich. Wheeler Pet
tus, ]. p. Oldham, II. b. Affleck,
Frank Huntress. r. Z. Ingram, Har
ry Rogers, John Kerr. Frederick
Combs, David Light. jeremiah Rhodes,
George Moody. George Hagelstein,
Hugh b. Mcclellan, Hugo Kaufman,
+. G. Branch, ]. +. Jarratt. Cyrus Il.
Lucas, Atlee b. Ayres. Lee Joseph,
William Cassin, Eli Hertzberg. ]. X.
Beretta, A. w. Houston. Adolph Wag-
ner, Erhardt Guenther. Edward Rand.
r. j.. Ball, A. b. Weakley. d. J.
Woodward, Harry Aubrey. Winches-
ter KelsO, Ivan Neff Wick, Ed Me
Clanahan. Buck West, w. L. Pan
coast. and Miss Marin Il. Fenwick,
NJ. Shaw, and Alice OGrady.
Those assisting in costume will be
Mesdames g. Z. Robertson, c. +.
Hammond, Joseph NJ. Watson, c. w.
Titus, George Chase Lewis, Alex
Adams and others.
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The benefit card party to be given
under the auspices OF the Merry Maids
Musical Club will take place at l 80
Saturday at the st. Anthony Hotel.
For reservations call Crockett 32T9,