San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-01

I White as leader. The guests of the
club were Mrs. McMennus, Mrs.
II. X. Yegelach, and Mrs. Herbert Ed
gar. The Pierian Study Club will
celebrate its ninth anniversary with
a luncheon at IL O'Clock Friday at
the Menger Hotes.
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The marriage of John r. Shook and
Mrs. Virginia Mcfarland. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy s. Mcfarland, was
beautifully solemnized at o'clock
Wednesday evening in the home of the
brides parents on Bushnell place. with
Dr. Hugh Mcclellan of the Central
Christian Church performing the cere-
mony.
Preceding the ceremony Dir. Joseph
Brown sang Because" accompanied
by Mrs. Brown at the piano. Miss
Martha Shook was the maid of hon
or. The bride entered with her faith
er and was met at the foot Of the
improviSed altar by the groom and
his best man, Phil c. Shook.
The bride was attractive in smart
three-piece suit of blue tricotine trim
med with gray Canton. She wore
besoming hat of blue and gray straw.
The living room of the attractive
home was artistically decorated with
yellow jonquls and narcissi. On eth
er side of the fireplace before which
the ceremony took place, large urns
held the chosen blossoms intermingled
with ferns. The room was lighted
with white cathedral taperS. The SUP
parlor was profusely decorated with
pink carna tons, and ferns.
Following the ceremony a buffet
supper was served the guests in the
breakfast room, which was decorated
with pink carnations, making an at
tractive background for the bright
chintzes and cretonnes. Serving at
the table in this room were Miss FL
ward Webster and Miss Mary Lizbeth
Holden.
In the dining room, where the ice
and cake were served the room was
palely lighted with pink tapers in
silver candlesticks. The table was
adorned with tall silver vase hold
ing pink carnations and ferns. Lay
ender and pink minis filled bonbon
dishes. Mrs. Carlyle Bryce served the
pink ice, while Mrs. Jack George cut
the cake. a lovely .confection embossed
with pink roses and violets, and in
the form of a basket.
Assisting in the dining room were
Mrs. Phil Shook and Mrs. /. NJ. Me-
Ilhenny. Mrs. Mcfarland wore an at
tractive model of henna georgette with
a corsage of violets. Mrs. Shook wore
draped gown of black canton crepe
embroidered with silver flowers. Mrs.
Brice wore lace model of jade green
attractively draped. Mrs. George was
in an orchid crepe de chine frock
trimmed with real lace.
Later in the evening tie young cou-
pie left for Corpus Christi, where they
will spend several weeks, before re-
turning to make their home at 2J3
Post avenue.
Circle No. 5 of Christ Church will
meet at 8 80 Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Rose Walker Kennedy,
100 East French place.
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DR.. Mary Langdon. a missionary
from India. will speak at the Pros
pect Hill Christian Church at Z 80
Friday evening.
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The B. T. u. sorority will meet in
the home Of Miss Margery Adams, $50
Grammercy street, at 80 Friday aft
ernoon.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Grace English Lutheran Church will
hold n cake sale Saturday at Wolff
& Marx and Joske's. Mrs. A. j.
Dimaline and Mrs. George Potchernick
will be IN charge.
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The tennessee Sigma sorority will
meet with Miss Dorothy Thompson,
302 West Mulberry, at 4 o'clock Fri
day afternoon.
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Mrs. frankie Moltz will entertain
the Marathon Officers Club No. 3
with a card and bunco party from s
o'clock to 10 80 Friday evening at the
Hermann Sons Hall.
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Owing to Friday being a holiday the
Parent-Teachers' Association of the
Travis School will not meet until
the following Friday.
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Judge and Mrs. Marion Seawell
and son, Gailhart. have moved to
314 West French Place, where they