San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01

the table vas adorned with a mound
of pink begonias and ferns. About Is
guests were present. Following the
dinner. the guests attended the hop al
Fort Sam Houston.
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Colonel and Mrs. Shuttleworth en-
tertained with n dinner party We'd
nesday evening at the officers club at
the infantry post. The table was eff
fectively adorned with a mass of pink
begonias. SmilaN ran the length OF
the table and decorated the room.
Covers we're laid for about 20 guests.
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One of the interesting features OF
the charming luncheon given at the
home Of Mrs. l.. J Hart Saturday
were the vocal solos given by Miss
Mary Howard. Mrs. Edward Lackey
assisted the hostess in serving and re-
ceiving the guests.
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Miss Miriam Milburn, Miss Marion
Ball and Archie Mcfarland are among
the students of the University who
will motor over from Austin 10 spend
the week end.
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Mrs. Edward II. Tarbutton, wife
of Major Turbutton, entertained with
a lovely luncheon Friday at the Jap
anese tea room at Wolff & Marx.
complimenting Mrs. Warner Mccall of
st. Louis, the guest of Mrs. J. NJ.
Nix. and Mrs. Greenfield of Helena,
Mont. who is stopping at the st.
Anthony. The table was effectively dec
GRATED with long low mound OF Rus
sell roses. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Mccall and Mrs. Greenfield, the
honor guests, aud Mrs. J. VI. Nix,
Mrs. Atlee i. Ayres. Mrs. Nat WASH
er. Mrs. Earl Hutchins, Mrs. John
Griswold. Mrs. Clara Pancoast. Mrs.
Smith, the guest of Mrs. Hutchins.
Mrs. i. j. Hart. Mrs. Affleck,
Mrs. NJ. d. Hutchins, and Miss
Baker, the hostess.
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Mrs. Francis Hayes and Mrs. David
Hayes entertained with one Of the
lovely parties of the day Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Francis Hayes COM
plimenting Mrs. Fred Benninghoff,
and Mrs. Nell kamerer OF Greenville.
Pa The home was artistically dec
GRATED for the occasion in masses of
yellow jonquils. and vari-colored sweet
peas. The Easter motif was carried
out in the tiny baskets. eggs and rab-
bits, aGorning the individual tables,
where luncheon was served. Follow
ing the luncheon bridge was played.
Among those present were Mrs. I. ii.
BrenrNr Of TaylC. Mrs. Walter lay
Tor. Mrs. Owen frame, Mrs. L. f..
Burns. Mrs. John Il. Batty. Mrs. John
Kline. Mrs. Mortimer Hallam. Mrs.
Ella 7. Hayes. Mrs. Lou Dahlberg.
Mrs. j. II. Compton. Mrs. II N.
Compton. Mrs. II. II. Osborne, Mrs.
Lucille Tanner. Mrs. George Isbel.
Mrs Bion ]. Arnold. Mrs. Dan Fin
lay, Mrs. W. II. Kemper. Mrs. King.
Mrs. Joe Fuller. Mrs. J. T. Conner,
Miss Alice Smith. Miss Josephine
Kincaid. Miss Elizabeth Ridley. Miss
Marion Legg. Miss Jane Wood. Miss
Effie Lewis. Miss Marion Taylor.
Miss Joe Youngblood. Miss Maude
Taylor. and Mrs. Fred Bcnninghoff
and Mrs. Kamerer, the honor guests.
and the hostesses.
Mrs. g. Bedcll Moore will enter
tain Tuesday afternoon April 10 at
her home with a musical tea.
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Mrs. James x. Stuart will entertain
with a bridge iea Thursday after
room April II at her home.
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The marriage of stephen Maston
Mon and Miss Halle Fincham. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thornton Fincham will take place
Wednesday evening April IL.
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Mrs. Fred Kraft entertained last
week with miscellaneous shower
honorinS her sister. Miss Gladys Rush.
a bride of the month. The living
room was decorated in yellow and
white with an Old Wishing Well
covered with moss at one. end from
which the honorce drew an old oaken
bucket filled with gifts. Games were
played and prizes awarded Mrs.
Adams and Mrs. /. 6. Davis. De-
iicious refreshments were served.
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Mrs. Dora Bass entertained in her
home OH Porter street in honor of
the 18th birthday Of her daughter,
Maudie. Bunco and games were
played and dainty refreshments were
served. Prizes were awarded Misses
Ruth Hooper. Helen Schuetze. Odessa
Harrel, and Boyce Sasser. Otto Jan
ert. and Albert Kuntz. Those pres
ent were Misses Isobcl Garcia,
Resale Menth. Ruth Hooper, Louise
Schuetze. Frieda Schuman, Helen
Stampcr. Betty May Lindlyn, Cecilia
Heiligman. Clara Brockett, Carla
Belle Bass. Odessa Harrel. Alicia
Shaw and Gus Heiligman. Clarence
Lindlyn. Stewart Stowe. Otto Janert,
Glenn Dooley. Winston Clemmer. Ger
aid McnclSle. FELTON, Boyles. Boyce
Sasser. Thomas Bass, Reiligh Pear
man. Eddie Burkhart, Bennie Bruine,
Marvin Moon. Lon Bass, Luther
Taylor. Mrs. II. L. Butler. Mrs. A
Kuntze and Mrs. Dora Bass.
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A marriage of much interest to
their many friends in san Antonio is
that Of J. l.. Aubrey and Miss Nam
inette Brundage. which took place
March II. After a short honeymoon
in Houston. Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
will be at home at the Santa Anna
apartments, 500 Sixth street, New
Orleans.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Normand and
little daughter. of jacksonville. Cal.
will arrive Wednesday to he the guest
Of their sister, Mrs. Thomas Il.
Grambling. 211 East Quincy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Normnnd are on a tour
Of the United States and Canada.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph Il. Kind