San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-04
In Society

morning, and st 1 :oU TUESDAY AFTER
noon. Many prominent town and army
women will take part. They are pre-
pairing for the division show which will
be given the first week in March. The
show Tuesday will be followed by
dinner dance to be given as the OPEN
ing feature of the new Officers Club.
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The reception tG be given by Mrs.
W. ID. McCarty and Mrs. A. {. Shell
frcm TO O'Clock Thursday at the
home of Mrs. McCarty, 506 East Park
avenue, promises TO be one of the smart
est events of the week. Receiving with
Mrs. McCarty and Mrs. Shell in the
living room will be Mrs. L. Lorenz, Mrs.
Murray Brooks and Mrs. Charles Kill
burn. In the reception hail will be
Mrs. II. ID. Anderson, Mrs. Frank Rem
nert, Mrs. j. 4. Smith and Miss Mat
tie Dittmar. Receiving cards at the
doog will be little Emily Coleman. Pour
ing tea and coffee will be Mrs. w. A.
Wurzbach, Mrs. +. r. Guenther, Mrs.
4 Otis FarnswOrth, Mrs. Claude Birkhead.
Assisting in the dining room will be
Mrs. G. L. Robertson, Mrs. Ralph
Jackson, Mrs. Charles Finchum, Mrs.
J. Frank Davis, Mrs. L. +. Stauffer,
Mrs. 7. J. Logan. Miss Florence Hood,
Miss Alice Jackson. Mrs. Everett Love
and Mrs. 4. ii. Worden will have charge
of the cake, and Mrs. James Coleman
will serve the punch, assisted by Miss
Mary Katherine KempeC, Miss Corine
Carrie Pancoast, Mary Newton, Miss
Evelyn Buehler and Miss Evelyn Duer-
Ter.
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Mrs. Wallace Dewitt, wife of Lieut..
Col. Dewitt, will entertain with Il
bridge party Friday afternoon at her
quarters in the Cavalry Post.
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Mrs. A. +. Wangeman and Mrs. w.
L. King will entertain with bridge
luncheon at l o'clock Wednesday at the
Alamo Country Club.
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Mrs. b. T. Stout will entertain with
a luncheon at l o'clock Thursday at the
San Antonio Country Club.
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Mrs. Ernest Brown will entertain
with an informal luncheon Tuesday at
the San Antonio Country Club.
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Miss COrnelia Vaughan will entertain
Monday evening, February l., with
an informal dance at her home, COM
plimenting Miss Beatrice Stribling and
Miss Halle Fincham, two attractive
debutantes of the season.
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Mrs. T. +. Randolph will entertain
at bridge at . o'clock Monday after
noon, February l., at the Hutchins
hotel.
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Mrs. ]. w. Carrithers and Mrs. f.
F. F6mby will entertain with bridge
tea at the Alamo Country Club, Tues
day afternoon, February 13.
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The assembly will entertain with
their annual dinner dance at s O'Clock
Tuesday evening, February Is, at the
Country Club.
2 General and Mrs. Brown will enter
tain with dinner party Friday, Febru-
airy IL, at the Argonne Heights officers
mess.
| Two lovely events of the week took
place Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Henry
Drought entertained i'll her attractive
home with a beautiful reception. The
home was lighted with yellow tapers in
brass candelabra. In the hall artistic
Chinese jarliniereS held bamboo and
gilded berries. In the drawing room a
pink color scheme was daintily carried
out with sweet peas. Gala lilies and
ferns made an attractive background.
In the music room yellow color
scheme combined effectively with the
DARK draperies. Calendulas and jon
Quils filled bowls and baskets. The
dining room was charming with the
same pale yellow color scheme. The
table was n mound of jonquils, and yell
low tapers glowed from artistic can
delabra. \ lovely feature of the
party was the receiving line in the
| drawing room with Mrs. Drought, the
hostess and Mrs. II. p. Drought, her
daughter-in-law. and Miss Mary
Drought, the charming little grand
daughter of the hostess. Others as
sisting in serving and receiving were
Mrs. Walter Booth, Mrs. J. 4. Lew
right, Mrs. Winchester Kelso, Miss
Frances Simpson, Mrs. William Cassin,
Mrs. Eli Hcrtzberg. Mrs. Laura Wise
Maverick, Mrs. Erhard Guenther, Mrs.
Charles Lukin, Mrs. p. J. Lewis, Mrs.
| +. G. Branch, Mrs. J. +. Lockwood,
Miss Frances Lockwood. Miss Mary
Lukin, Mrs. \. Fl. Worden, Mrs. ]. L.
Beckwith, Mrs. J. Frank Davis, Mrs.
| r. +. Stautter. Mrs. Meadows, Mrs.
| David Griffin and Mrs. Walter Dun
ham. Mrs. Drought wore an attractive
gown of yellow, of Il soft daffOdil shade.
Mrs. II. Z. Drought was gownel I'M
black lace over charmeuse. Miss
| Drought wore pink embroidered crepe
de chine frock. Mrs. HertZberg wore an
attractive black lace model. Mrs. Lew
right was in blue brocade and lace.
Mrs. Laura Wise Maverick was in a
| beaded gown of white.
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The tea given by Mrs. Albert Deutsch
Mrs. Archibald ROane HARDWOOD and
Mr.. Gunther Orsinger in honor of
Mrs. Albert Campbell DeUtsch, also
took place Thursday afternoon. The
| lovely home was decorated prOfusely
with roses, carnations, palms and ferns.
The wide reception hall was ablaZC
with rcd carnations, which combined
artistically with rich drapcries and
oriental rugs. In the drawing room a
delicate pink color scheme was carried
out with a profusioR of rose buds, ar
tistically arranged in tall vases, small
bowls and baskets. Pink tapers cast
a dim light. In the music room similar
flowers were used while deep pink car
nations and ferns banked the mantel. |
In the library red roses harplonized /
witt the dark coloring of the draper
les. The dining room was effective
with a yellow and white color scheme. |
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