San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30

and Homer L. Simpson, in Galveston,
she attended school in San Antonio.
where her bright and sparkling per-
sonality won for her lnnumerabic
friends.
The groom is the youngest son Ut
MIR. and Mrs. Taylor White, Of Ana
huac, and is prominent cattlcman
of the coast country. Mr.. and Mrs.
White will make their home in Ana
huac.
Mr.. and Mrs. ), Krocgcr announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Frances, to Howard Beckclman. The
wedding will take place saturday,
April 26.
Mrs. J. \. Mcintosh has as her
guests here sister, Mrs. NJ. l.. Graves
of Galveston. Mrs. Winbourn Pearce
of Temple and Mrs. {. L. Carter OF
Temple.
Miss Elizabeth Walker, Miss Ade-
laide Winerich, Miss Lucille summers
Miss Gladys Hood and Miss Hattie
Hood Of Baylor College are spending
the week end with their parents.
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Mrs. Charles Foster of Fort sam
Houston entertained with a beautiful
luncheon at noon Saturday in the prl-
waite dining room of the Menger hotel
COMMUNICATING Mrs. Edward NJ. Lewis
who will soon sail with General
Lewis for a tour of Europe. The
center Of the table represented sea-
going vessel on the ocean. the blue
waters being depicted by the use OF
scores of bluebonnets over which a
small boat sailed. Blue tapers further
carried out this charming color note.
Seventeen guests were present
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: Wednesday was u busy day socially
! as two of the outstanding afternoon
teas Of the week were given on that
day. Mrs. Ernest j.. Hines Tea hon
oring Mrs. Edward NJ. Lewis was
most enjoyable due 10 the charming
hospitality that prevailed. The spa
cious rooms were very springlike IN
their bowers of early spring bios
SONS, pink being the chosen color note
throughout the library, drawing room
and dining room. Crystal bowls and
silver vases held scores of shell pink
sweet peas and maidenhair ferns and
these same dainty blossoms were
banked on the mantels and cabinets.
Pink candles were also used and cast
soft glow over the rooms. Those
: mt the tea and coffee urns were Mrs.
Paul Is. Malone, Mrs. Preston Brown,
Mrs. Benjamin Poore, Mrs Lincoln
Kilbourne, Mrs John Preston and
Mrs Williams. Others who assisted
Mrs. Hines in receiving the guests
were Mrs. William i. Noble. Mrs.
Fred 4. Cruise, Mrs. w. A. Capron,
Miss Gertrude Malone, Mrs. Tobin,
Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Ralph Harrison,
Mrs. S. +. Dallam, Mrs. John How
ard, Mrs. c. Il. Norton, Mrs. Charles
{. Cresson, Mrs. Paul A. Wolfe, Mrs.
John T. Rhett and Mrs. William f..
Weissinger.
The other tea had for its hostess
Mrs. o. III. Timmins who compliment
cd Mrs. Gail Brown of Sherman, Tex,
and Mrs. William Holm of Albuquer-
Que, New Mexico, both of whom are
The guests of Mrs. Homer Hammond.
The living room was decorated IN a
wealth of pink Russell roses which
blended we'll with the soft tones Of the
rugs and draperies. In the solarium
purple and white iris matched the
gaily colored cretonne curtains ana
comfortable divans.
The dining room was exquisite IN
its decorations of Dresden in all the
delicate rainbow shades, with pale
- pink predominating. Dresden bowls
held yari colOred minis and pastel
candles lighted the room. Mrs. Gilbert
Wright and Mrs. Fred Felthouse
served the frosted cake which was a
masterpiece of confectioner's art, and
Mrs. c. +. Hammond served the
frozen salad. Mrs. II. II. Bryant and
Mrs. II. L. Burney poured coffee.
Others who assisted in the dining
room were Mrs. j. L. Halle, Mrs.
Albert West Jr.. Mrs. II. c. Smith
Jr., Mrs. c. +. Scull and Mrs. II. NJ.
Goodson. Those who received in the
hall and library were Mrs. Burt Cal
win, Mrs. c. +. Hammond, Mrs. VIII
liam King, Mrs. Gilbert G. Wright
and little Misses Emily Anne Bryant
and Anne Wright received the cards
at the door. Mrs. Calvin wore n hand
some gown of black sequins. Mrs.
Gail Brown wore a frock of sea foam
green becomingly draped. Mrs. J. II.
Halle was attired in a georgette hand
painted frock of gaily colored flow
ers. Mrs. Homer Hammond was
gowned in n Nile green creation
heavily beaded. Mrs. Albert West Jr.,
was in dainty pale pink frock over
white slip and pink satin sash. Mrs,
II. II. Bryant was attractive in a
lovely frock Of palest green with in
sertions of ecru lace. Mrs. II. =. Bur.
ney wore charming creation Of coral
chiffon with garlands of French rose
buds. Mrs. Holm was gowned in sap
phire blue and silver embroidered in
silver bugle beads.
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Major and Mrs. Gordon Rive
Cats entertained with a charmingl!
informal supper at their quarters a
Fort Sam Houston Friday evenin
honoring General and Mrs. Edwar'
NJ. Lewis, who leave in few day
for a tour of Europe. About 2
guests were present and lovely pur
pie and yellow color scheme was car
ried out. Scores of brilliant yelloy
roses and purple iris were placed ahou
the spacious rooms and banked agains
the mantels which were outlined j
ferns and evergreens. Silver candle
labra holding lavender and yellOy
wax tapers further carried out thi
motif. Following supper the guest
attended the reception held in homo
Of General and Mrs. Lewis at tn
Argonne Heights officers club.
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DR.. and Mrs. Homer Il. Wilso
are spending the weekend in Corpu
Christi as the guests of Miss Alic
Jones. John Herman Kampmann me
tored down TO Corpus Christi Sal