San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07

ated with Killarney roses. The guest
list included the bridal party, DR.. ant
Mrs. W. A. King, and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Gillespie and Lieutenant Rush
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The woman's golf tournament viii
be held Tuesday at the San Antonio
Country Club. e
Mrs. Rowland Wilkens will enter.
tain in her home with bridge party
Monday, complimenting Miss Edith
Raybould.
Mrs. Robert Harris and Mrs. Frank
Galpin complimented Miss Edward
Webster with a beautifully appointed
bridge tea Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Harris on Adams street. The
living room where the games were en-
joyed, was a bower of lovely pink
roses, and the dining room was decor
ated with queens crown, and pink
| tapers burned in silver candlesticks.
At the conclusion Of the games the
guests presented the honor guest with
set of handsome platters. Mrs. Har-
ris and Mrs. Galpin were assisted by
Miss Webster, Mrs. Chester Basse,
Mrs. Harr Zelker and Mrs. Amos
Graves. Other guests were Miss Mary
Louise Kruger, Mrs. John Vinck,
Mrs. H. Wise, Mrs. John Goedike,
Mrs. Edgar Engelke. James Gilruth,
Mrs. Melbourne of Hattiesburg, Miss,
Mrs. r. b. Monteith, Mrs. s. C..
Webster and Mrs. Phil Webster,
mother of the guest OF honor.
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Mrs. Effie De CUR will entertain
with bridge party Tuesday compli-
menting Miss Edith Raybould, whose
marriage to Lieut.. Joseph X. Dreamer
will take place later in the month.
Mrs. Carl Michel and Mrs. Max
Friedrich will entertain with lunch
con at the Menger Hotel Wednesday,
October 10, complimenting Miss Ray
bould. The luncheon will be followed
by Majestic party given by Mrs. Al
Beyers and Mrs. A. Toepperwein.
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Misses Alice and Hazel Friedrich
will compliment Miss Edith Raybould
with a miscellaneous shower Thurs
day.
Mrs. J. II. Howes and Mrs. A. C.
Cook will entertain with miscel-
laneous shower in honor Of Miss Ray
bould, Friday.
Mrs. Thankmar Welker will enter
tain in her home with bridge party
complimenting Miss Edith Raybould.
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Mrs. Francis Orchard has returned
from an extensive trip in California,
having been gone eight months. 0irlng
which time she visited San Diego. Los
Angeles, Pasadena, Santa Ana, Long
Beach and other points.
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A very pretty luncheon in honor OF
Miss Beatrice Trask, who is soon to
become the bride of Donald Wooflett
Of Tamnico. Mexico. was given by her
many friends of Fort Sam Houston
in the gray room Of the Robert E. Lee
Hotel Saturday. Covers we're laid for
seventeen. After the luncheon. Miss
Trask was further honored with a
matinee party at the Majestic,
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Miss Frances Weathersbee is spend-
ing several days in San Antonio as
the guest of Miss Evelyn Newton.
Miss Weathersbee will spend several
days here before returning to her
home in Del Rio.
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Miss Betty Mattice, formerly of San
Antonio, Tex, and DIR. Claude Gill
lett, former resident of Albuquerque.
\. ", were married at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Mattice. in Ell Paso. on
the evening of October 3. Rev. Wat
son Il. Farley, pastor of the West
minister Presbyterian Church, read the
service.
The ceremony was performed in a
bower of pink roses and ferns. Miss
Ruth 1affe played the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin. Mary Young. as
flower girl, led the bridal procession.
Mrs. A. r. Violin of Grand Rapids,
was the matron of honor. The BRIDE
groom was attended by A. X. Violin.
The brides gown was French
creation of May rose chiffon, with
round neck and sleeveless, the arms
and neck being finished with touches
of heavy cream lace. The skirt was
ankle length and quite bouffant over
the hips, and was ornamented with
spray Of silk flowers in pastel shades
at the girdle. She wore spray of
chiffon roses ON the left side in her
abundant auburn hair. The bouquet
was of brides roses with a shower Of
satin ribbons and lilies of the valley.
The brides ornaments were q neck
lace and brooch of pearls. Her going
away suit was Of blue charmeuse,
hand embroidered in vivid colors. Her
hat was of gray velvet and her fur
was gray fox.
DIR. and Mrs. Gillett will spend their
honeymoon in albuquerque and points
| in Northern Mexico, returning 10 FL
Paso the latter part of October to
make it their permanent home.
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The members of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry to the Bexar County Medical So
ciety will be entertained from ,
O'Clock until 6 o'clock Friday after
noon by Mrs. ". III. Hargis in her
home, No. 4 Shook avenue. The fol-
lowing will assist the hostess: Mes
danes W. NJ. Bassett, =. /. Nixon. II.
i. Goodwin, +. w. Sorell, +. n. Hag-
gard, w. L. Nesbit. NJ. ID. Hicks, c. G.
Cade, j. A. Mcintosh and z. G.
Bowen.
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Mrs. Bruce Martndale and daugh-
ter, Olive. returned home Thursday
morning from an all-summer's stay in
Long Beach, Cal, where they were
quests at the Virginia Hotel.
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Mrs. Ed Rand left Friday to spend
several days in Corpus Christi at the
Nucces Hotel. Mrs. Rand is expected