San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15

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Mrs. Laura Wise Maverick enter
tanned in her home with a beautifully
appointed luncheon. Thursday compli-
menting Mrs. Walter Nancy of
LarchmOnt, Ne7- York.
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Mrs. H. Nc. johnson entertained
with a delightfully."- informal tea We'd
neSday afternoon in her home on Mag
nolia avenue. complimentins Miss
Grave Birdsall Of New York. who is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Manning
Venable.
Mrs. c. J.. Davenport will entertain
Saturday with an informal luncheon
at the japanese tea room at Wolff &
Marx. complimenting Mrs. Andrew
Calhoun Of Atlanta, Ga, who is the
guest Of Mrs. q. ". johnson.
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Mrs. W. II. Chambers and Mrs. C..
f. Hammond entertained with 4 smart
luncheon Wednesday at the Gunter
followed by matinee party compli-
menting Miss Lorene Willis. whose
marriage will take place the latter
part OF the month. The table was ar
tistically decorated with heart
s>Ipcd mound of ferns and sweet peas.
At either end of the table a miniature
wedding party carried out the bridal
motif. Tiny satin boxes, handpainted
with lilies of the valley and wedding
bells marked favors at each plate.
White taperS burned softly in silver
candleSticks. The following were pres
ent, Miss Lorene Willis. the honor
guest, Miss Rose Muir, Miss Louise
Flowers. Miss Evelvn Newton, Mrs.
Harry Jersig. Mrs. W. Whitfield. Miss
Ora White. Mrs. X. c. RooS and Mrs
e. r. Willis and Mrs. Hammond and
Mrs Chambers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Washer enter
tanned with a lovely dinner party.
Wednesday evening at their home COM
pimenting Mrs. c. c. CresSon MARY
.'ordanl. and her guest. Mrs. Emile
Baumgartcn OF New YORK City. The
table was beautifully adorned with a
huge basket filled with pink roses and
ping carnations. that hung gracefully
over the sides and showered the full
length of the table The basket was
tied with lavender tullc bowl. Pink
and lavender tapers flickercd attrae-
lively in silver candlesticks. The table
was laid with handsome cloth of
cluny lace. Supper was served at in
dividual tables in the front part of the
home. each table carrying ;ut the same
delicate pink and lavender color
scheme. with the roses and carnations.
mixed with sprays of pussy willow.
Assisting the hostess in the dining
room were Mrs. Winchester KelSo,
Mrs. Jay Washer and Mrs. Nat Gold
smith. Following the supper an in
teresting musical was given. Those
taking part on the program were Mrs.
J.. l.. Marx. Bertram Simon. Mr..
Washer and Mrs. Nat Goldsmith, who
accompanied them.
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Greetings have been received from
Miss Russell Hughes, who with Miss
Catherine Clark is making a concert
tour. They are now in Brownsville.
Texas. Mrs. w. c. Craig and her
daughter. Mrs. William Withers, for
merly Miss Kathleen Craig. a duchess
from Brownsville at the Court of the
Sun. entertained with a charming tea
Wednesday afternoon complimenting
Miss Hughes and Miss Clark. Mrs.
r. NJ. Hughes assisted the hostess in
serving. They will continue their tour
down the valley. ending with a concert
in Corpus, Thursday. March 30.
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Mrs. II. Ne. Johnson returned the
latter part of last week after spending
several days as the guest of Mrs. Her
bert Shear in Waco.
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The Robert +. Green Parent-Teach-
ers' Association will i1eet in monthly
session at 3 80 Friday afternoon at
the school. Rev. z. V. Tiles Of the
Mckinley Avenue Methodist church
will be the speaker. A social hour
will follow.
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The Philanthropic Department of
the Woman's Club will meet at 5
o'clock Friday afternoon with Mrs.
+. +. Lcnnox, chairman The fol-
lowing program will be given: Read
ing, by Miss Nora DeuSsen: song.
Bedtime Song" by Nevin. will be
given by Mrs. Marion Mercer Chase.
accompanied by Miss Katherine Ball !;