San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-27
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

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= Mai. and Mrs. Edward II. :.
+ Tarbutton will entertain Fri :.
= day evening with an informal :
+ dance complimentins their son. :
" Charles. and his frienGss at III :.
+ Alamo Country Club.
+ The officers and ladies' Of ::
+ Fort Sam Houston will cni'r- ::
= tain with hop Friday evening ::
:. at the post. =.
+ The officers and ladies of :
I. Brooks Field will entertain with =
= a dancing party Friday evening. =
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Miss Joyce Mcclellan compimentcd
her guest, Miss Coma McCaskilil OF
Fayetteville. $. c.. with pretty in
formal luncheon given in her home.
The table was decorated with yari-
colored zinnias and covers were laid
for Miss McCaskill. the guest of hon
or, Miss Evelyn Newton. Miss Mac
Louise Schreiner. Miss Lucille With
erspoon. Miss Lottic Nell petuSS.
Mrs. William Fordtran. Mrs. Philip
Coldwell, Mrs. Fred Kendall. Miss
Eugenia Taylor, Miss Martha Shook,
and the hostess.
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Miss Mary Mason entertained in
her home Wednesday evening with
lovely dinner party complimcnting
Miss Elizabeth King and Albert W.
West Jr.. whose marriage will take
place Wednesday evening at the
Laurel Heights Methodist Church.
The table was PRETTY decorated with
queens crown. and attractive place
cards marked covers for Miss King and
Mr., West, the guests of honor. and
Miss Kathryn lyman. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Halle, Miss Martha Shook.
Ralph Yates. Norvcl Welsh. Gerard
Rote. Ellis Albaugh, and the hostess.
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Phil Holden entertained with a stag
dinner on the roof of the ST. An
thony Hotel. Among those present
were Chester Willard Chester Cliff.
ton, Harry Burckhaltcr. Ross Siebert.
Charlie Herndon. Spike Reed, and tho
host.
Mrs, Deshler Whiting entertained
IN her home Thursday afternoon With
charmingly informal bridge party,
compiimenting Mrs. Harry Landa.
who will leave soOn for New York.
About 40 guests were present.
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Phil Holden viii leave soon for the
University of Chicago. where he
will attend school for the coming win
ter.
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union will have a called meeting at
3 o'clock THURSDAY afternoon in thr
Gunter Hotel, at which time the state
president. Mrs Van Watts. will be
present. All committees and member,
are asked to be present.
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Mr. and Mrs. s. W. Scott left We'd |
nesday for New York. Washington |
and Boston, to be gone several weeks. |
They will be the guests of Mrs. |
Seott's sister. Mrs. c. W. Conrad. |
while in Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott |
are planning to return by way OF |
Montreal and Chicago.
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Mrs. Charlie Burns entertained in /
henor--of Miss Eiizabetl kirg We'd
nesday with a lovely luncheon at |
Wolff 4 Marx tea room. The table |
was artistically DECORATED with mink |
radiant roses and spray of Queens |
crown filling deep green bowl in |
the center of the table. Green taperS
burned in crystal candlesticks. and |
smaller green bowls at either end of |
the table held queens crown. DAINTY
place cards marked covers for Miss |
King, the guest of honor and Mrs. |
James Tillman Halle. Miss Dorothy
Bell, Miss Katherine lyman. Mise
Mary Mason, Mrs Marshall Terrell.
Mrs. w. A. King. Mrs Ike West. |
Mrs. Lucie Thornton. Ms. Alfre !
Ward. Miss Katherine Ball. Miss
Martha Shook and Mrs. Frank Gil
iespie.
Mrs. Iucie Tobin Thornton return
ed Tuesday evening from a delight
ful stay of several weeks in New
York.
The members Of the Alamo Heights
Chapter. Z. d. c.. of the Order Of
the Eastern Star, will give garden
party for the benefit of the new chanel
in. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Scofield. APO Broadway. Friday even.
ing. All Masonic families are COR
daily invited.
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The Parent-Teacher Association Of
the Mckinley Avenue Methodist
Church will hold its September fiesta
on the church lawn at 6 o'clock Fri.
dag evening. There will be booths of
good things to eat and a fish pond
Later in the evening free enter.
tainment will be given.
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The Tennessee Society will mnpt
with Miss Rosemary Capurro in her
home on Park avenue at o'clock Fri.
day afternoon.
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Miss Ruth Dakin left tho early
part Of the week for the University
at Georgetown. where she j, attcndin.
school.
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Circle of the Ladies Aid Society
rf tho Grace ENGLISH ,ttLo-o, Gu,