San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-13

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pers further carried out the color
scheme. Bonbon dishes of Dresden
held pink and green candies. Dainty
place cards marked covers for about
fifty guests.
Mrs. George Sealy of Galveston Will
arrive about the middle OF the week
20 spend carnival season as the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
Taylor. =.
Mrs. Charles Rechel will leave
Wednesday for Houston to attend the
annual show of the Rice Institute: she
will return home at the end of the
term accompanied by her son, Ernest
Rechel, q student OF Rice.
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The following invitations have been
received: You are cordially invited TO
attend the sixth annual ball to be
given by the State Association of Tex
az Pioneers Monday evening, April
the twenty-first, nineteen hundred
twenty-four, in the ballroom, Gun
ter hotel, San Antonio Texas.
Mrs. C. +. Loe of Topeka, Kan,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. A. Schuhardt in Boerne, and
MIR. and Mrs. j. L. Jarratt in san
Antonio, will leave Tuesday TO re-
turn to her home.
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Miss Mae Louise Schreiner has re-
turned from Kerrville and is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. w. c. Rigsby.
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Among those having reservations for
informal dinners Saturday evening at
the Country Club were Miss kusse,i
Hughes, Mrs. r. L. White, Capt: ID.
L. Littlefield and Mrs. z. ID. hneF'
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On Tuesday, the day Of the gor
tournament a number of informal
luncheons will be given. Among those
having reservations are Mrs. j. y.
'Jarratt, Mrs. w. @. Silliman, Mrs. b.
#, Stout, Mrs. Fred Maule, and Mrs.
r. J. Harding.
Mir Halle Ball, a student OF Mills
COLLEGE in Berkeley Cal, will arrive
home about May 10 to spend the sum
mer with her parents, Judge and MIS-
R L Ball
! Mn. Eli Hertsberg entertained with
Il charming luncheon Thursday COM
plimenting the Tuesday Musical Octet,
at her home. The attractive home was
decorated with masses OF blue bonnets
in the dining room the centerpiece OF
the table was a miniature octet, with
tiny yiolins, and grand pianos. The
musicians were little chickens. Large
Japanese parasols made attractive
fayors. Among those present were
Mrs. Edward Sachs, the director, Mrs.
A. NJ, Fischer, Mrs. Fred Jones, Miss
Russell Hughes, Mrs. Lillian Hughes
I Newcomer, Miss Corrinne Worden,
Mrs. Eugene Miller, Mrs. Charles
Georre, Miss Leonora Smith, Miss
Margery Murray, Mrs. Jefferson
; Peeler, Mrs. Harry Tappan, Mrs. Les
Ter Morris and Mrs. Wilson Walthall.
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Mrs.. z. n. Elmendorf and Mrs. j.
X. Stuart gave a luncheon at the
Original Mexican Restaurant and
Majestic party for Mrs. lsadore Plotke
of Chicago recently. A lovely yellow
and crimson color scheme was carried
out with the use Of a profusion OF
American Beauty and Marechal Neil
roses in large wicker baskets. Mrs.
Plotke is at the st. Anthony. A num-
Der of social affairs have been given
in her honor. Those present at the
luncheon and party were Mrs. 9. Rem
.ington, Mrs. Golden, Mrs. Whitmore
Morris, Mrs. A. G. Seamands, Mrs.
Frank Paschal Mrs. Theodore Num-
me, Mrs. Henry Feldman, Mrs. Joseph
de Bona, Mrs. Harold Stuart, Mrs.
Hermann, Mrs. L. Wefing, Mrs.
Tracey, and Miss Nellie Lodovic.
The marriage of Miss Alma Sutor-
ious and Wayne Gillette was solemn
lied Tuesday evening at s 80 o'clock
at the Highland Park Lutheran
church, Rev. Mr.. Neumeister perform
ing the ceremony. The church was
decorated in laurel blossoms, roses and
ferns. Just before the bridal party en-
tered Mrs. Ulrich sang "All For
YOU" accompanied by Mrs. Neumeis-
ter. The wedding march was played by
Miss Taska Breecher, who was gowned
in pale pink chiffon over satin with
hat to match. Two of the ushers en-
/ tered first, L. Z. Ulrich and Walter
Meyer followed By two bridesmaids,
, Miss Irene Sutorious and Miss Grace
SutoYious. Next came Milton Alves
and William Hartman. Miss Irma
Adler, the maid of honor, came next,
followed By the flower girl, Ruth
Catherine Nau, who preceded the
bride. The bride entered with her
! father. She wore q draped gown Of
crepe La Sard and filmy tulle veil,
y and carried q shower bouquet of white
f. frosebuds and lilies of the valley. At
the altar the bride was met by the
groom and his best man, Henry Su-
torious Of Trenton, N. ]. Miss Irene
p Sutorious wore orchid chiffon and a
'sband Of silver leaves about her hair.
Miss Grace Sutorious was gowned in
pale blue georgette crepe trimmed in
!, silver leaves, all the bridesmaids car
isried white roses. Mrs. Ulrich wore
rspale Nile green crepe de chine over
satin with large picture hat to match.
mrs. Neumeister wore a yellow satin
frock and hat to match. A reception
sfollowed the wedding ceremony at the
.home of the bride, the drawing room
Sand dining room being decorated i'll
roses and spring blossoms of vari col
.ors. After wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
sGillette will make their home in Dali
plas.
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- Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fuller of He
Totes entertained with a card part.
Friday evening at their home. TIL
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Scbot