San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-25


the furnace and take our tur coat
again from the cedar chest. There are
NOR, weddings than the average June
can boast. And the spring clothes are
prtttier than they've been TO- yeas.
And even though i is Lem. lovely
parties have beeen gwen every week.
Everyone is alive and gay an. human.
Everyone is optimistic wiCEOut being
dangerously so. Everyone is practic-
ling Coue and trying to overcome their
complexes. and everyone is studying
autO-suggestion, which proves that we
are young and impressionable.
Yes, spring is reall. here. When one
walks through the park one thrills
at the sight Of young green grass,
and feels O In like one could vauit
the iron bench f ont WASH bound by
convention, ana Jue shouldn't BE-. Peo-
pie gre most interesting AZ d exciting
when thev give way 20 the inner urge.
i for then they are most natural. ana
therefore ut Their best. OF course
there is such : thing as carrying II
too ar. when spring gets into Inc veins
and suggests impr.siyely humping the
derby of the fat man in the front
seat Of the jitney. one is thankful
Yff1Ss6sic has been raised correctly,
land that one is securely hello By the
chains of convention.
We thrill t the sight of new
clothes and young babies and ltok with
|compassion on our fellow beings. We
have desire 10 write poetry if we
|ouly could. and walk in the country
lie 1T wasn't for French heels, and cat
more spinach. And perhaps We have
n desire to paint. And perhaps we
lido. Without a doubt? But not that
kind. The kind you squeeze from a
tube and botch up a palette with. or
the Kind you dip fat brush in and
fIop on a broad surface. 1t brings
delight TO the heart, when its done in
the spring. -.
We forget the always disastrous
picnics Of last summer and plan others.
We look frantically for our bathing
suit to search for moth holes, or to
see il it has shrunk. The fishing dew
otees get out their tackle. and prac-
tice throwing their line and reeling 1t
in, completely forgetful of the eyes
of those nearby. and OF the pain a
sunburnt neck affords one.
Deep thinking men worry about the
yellow peril and then gaze out the
window at the fresh green leaves on
the trees, and decide that there is no
need to worry. Mah-Jongt is bringil e
the Chinese closer to us, and making
us more friendly, and today is a good
game for golf. anyhow.
Our troubles are disappearing, its
Coua and maybe its springtime. But
We have everything TO look forward
to, Rudolph Valentino is even coming
to town. It is almost time to buy
our Easter hat. Lent is nearly over.
We realize how young we are instead
Of bow old.
One Of the interesting events Of
the season was the marriage of Rich
ard Lee Beitel and Miss Barbara
Sinner, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sinner, which was .emnized
at o'clock Saturday evening at the
T,rayis Park Methodist Church with
III. Moore performing tho impressive
eeremony.
The church was beautiful with ferns
md palms making an effective back
ground for a prvfusion of wild plum
blossoms. The bride entered with her
father and was met at the altar by tie
groom and his lest man, Frank Bethel.
Mrs. Ray NJ. Hare acted as matron
Of honor. The bride was attractive in
georgette gown OF orchid over blue.
She wore a Parasian hat of black
trimme6 with orchids, and carried a
bouquet of vari-colored sweet peas and
lilies of the valley. Mrs. Hare wore
an orchid tricotine mode with a be-
coming hat of the same shade. She
carried an arm bouquet Of pink car
nations.
Following the ceremony an informal
linner party was given at the home
bf the bride with only the immediate
families and intimate friends present.
The home was cnarmingly decorated
with wild plum blossoms. In the din
Ing room white carnation. profusely
decorated the rooms and white tapers
east pale light from silver candle
Zebra. Assisting in serving were Ms.
Better, who poured coffee, Miss Fay
Robbins who cut the cake, a lovely
confection embossed in pink rosebuds,
Ind Miss Ethel Oliver who served the
punch.
Later in the evening the young
couple left on motor trip 10 points
Of interest in Texas.
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One Of the charmingiy informal
events Of the week was the attractive
Eiinner party given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Keller Satur-
day evening. complimenting Miss
Horene Willis and the bridal party
bf the Roos-W1lis wedding. The at
kract.ve home was effectively deco
rated with pink and white carnations
hnd erns. Following the buffet sup
aaesSs+sing was enjoyed. The bridal
Pafty completed the guest list.
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Mrs. B. J.. NaylCr and Mrs Arthur
Morton entertained with a lovely
luncheon in the home of Mrs. Morton,
Saturday, complimenting Miss Lorene
Willis, and the bridal parts of the
aoos- Willis wedding. A pastel color
scheme was carried out charmingly in
he table decorations. The table was
laid with a lovely lace cloth over
yellow satin. The center riece was a
mound of pink rosebuds. A miniature
bride at one nd of the table was fol-
lowed by tiny bride mands in vari-
colored frocks, that afterwards served
rs favors. Dresden candlest.cks held
pink and yellow tapers. Assisting
he hostesses were Mrs. III. s. Affle.k,
Mrs. Harry Rogers, and Mrs. l.. j..
Hart. The bridal party completed
the guest list.