San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-26

: The Timely Topics Club will !
r hold their luncheon at the Men
+ ger Hotel Thursday. Mrs. Ike :
Z Eampmann will be in charge OF :.
+ the program. Mrs. j. f.. MEG :
+ of the penitentiary board will :.
+ speak. For reservations phone :
+ Mrs. Kampmann, Woodlayn III. :
+*+*+*+s**+****s
Although Society in the city is very
ouiet. army circles have been quite
cav. Numerous affairs have been
given In honor of Major General and
Mrs. +. NJ. Lewis who are leaving IN
the near future for several months in
Eurore. and afterwards will be sta
TONED in Honolulu. One OF the smart
events in honor of Mrs. +. NJ. Lewis
was the tea Wednesday afternoon Civ
en- by Mrs. Ernest i. Kinds. The at
trsctiye home was artistically decor
ated with spring flowers. A color
scheme of pink was carried out. PINK
sweet peas were used in profusion and
mink candles lighted the rooms. Pour
ing tea in the dining room were Mrs.
Preston Brown, Mrs. Paul II. Malone,
Mrs. BENJAMIN A. Poore, Mrs. Lin
coin F. Kilbourne, Mrs. John Preston
and Mrs. Williams. Others assisting
in the dining room were Mrs. VIII
liam l.. Noble, Mrs. Fred y, Cruise
Mrs. Webster A. Capron, Miss Ma
lone, Mrs. Tobin, Mrs. Newman, Mrs
Ralph Harrison, Mrs. $. +. Dallam
Mrs. c. II. Norton, Mrs. Charles e.
Cresson, Mrs. Paul A. Wolf, Mrs
John I. Rhett, Mrs. William Il. Weis'
singer, Mrs. John r. Howard. -,
Mrs. Kinds wore a gown OF pink
satin trimmed in point lace. Mrs
Lewis was becomingly gowned IN
white crepe de chine frock. Mrs. VIII
liam Noble wore a yellow georgette
model trimmed in white. Mrs. John
Preston wore a model of black lace
Mrs. c. r. Norton was charming in q
silver cloth frock trimmed in silver
lace. Mrs. John II. Rhett wore 6
black beaded georgette gown.
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Major and Mrs. John T. Rhett viii
entertain with q dinner party at theil
quarters Thursday evening, April 8
complimenting General and Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. Lewis.
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Major and Mrs. Gordon r. Gait
will entertain in their quarters wit
an informal dinner in honor of Majo
General and Mrs. L. NJ. Lewis pre-
ceding the reception Friday evening.
Many dinner parties will be give
next week complimenting Major Ger
eral and Mrs. Edward NJ. Lewis.
- Colonel and Mrs. c. R..Norton wi
entertain Monday evening with din
ner party at the Menger compliment
ing them.
Colonel and Mrs. John Preston vii
entertain General and Mrs. Levi
with an informal dinner Tuesds
evening.
Colonel and Mrs. William Nobl
will be hosts Wednesday evening Apr
., at a dinner party for General an
Mrs. Lewis.
y - y
Mrs. Winchester kelso with her son
Winchester Kelso Jr., recently re
turned from Garlic Springs wher
they spent several days.
" Y u
Mrs. Philip Coldwell and Mrs
George Walker have returned froI
Luling where they spent several day
with relatives.
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Mrs. Homer Hammond will enter
tain with bridge tea Saturday a
the Rosebloom tea room. About 4
ruests will be present. This is one o
series of parties given by Mrs. Ham
mond.
Mrs. Pleasant Graves and her youn
son Pleasant Graves Jr., of Houston
are the guests of Mrs. Leroy Den
man.
Mrs. Marvin Graves Of GalvestO
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. \
Mcintosh.
Mrs. Reagan Houston and her sol
Reagan Jr., have recently returne
from Galveston where they spent sel
eral weeks.
Mrs. Louis Baker of Philadelphia
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. ,
W. Nixon.
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Mai. and Mrs. Dorwin Lakeland el
tertained with one of the charmin
affairs Of the week when they gave
buffet supper Tuesday evening {
their quarters at Kelly Field con
plimenting Maj. Gen. and Mrs. L. y
Lewis. In the attractive living roo
white yucca lilies were used. III
large white flowers were artistical
decorative against a background
lacy green ferns. In the dining roo
pink and white carnations were Use
Pink tapers and rose colored ligh
east soft glow about the room. Mr.
Charles i. Foster served the ice al
Mrs. Benjamin Poore poured coff