San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22

brilliants. Miss MacNichol wore a
periwinkle chiffon trimmed in ostrich
feathers with fuschia rose on the
; shoulder.
Mai. Albert Bond Lambert of st.
Louis, entertained with smart dim
ner ut the Country Club Monday
evening. The table was adorned with
purple larkspur and American beau
ty roses. American beauty tapers
burned in blue candleholders. Covers
were laid for 20 guests.
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Mrs. +. 4. Wilson entertained Mon
day afternoon with a lovely musicale
at the Country Club. complimenting
her sister, Mrs. Nallence Hamilton OF
Caledonia. y. Y. Receiving with Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs. Hamilton was Mrs.
Arthur Houston. A charming musi-
cal program was given by Carrie
Louise Bennett, who is an unusually
gifted contralto, and Walter Durham,
the well known pianist as accompan-
list. Mrs. Bennett sang "Ahretndini,'
were an English group of songs. in
Guiding Songs Ny Mother Taught
Me- by Dvorak. and The Night
Wind by Farley. and The Morning
Is Calling" by Huntington Perry. In
the French group of songs were Isl
Mes Daient Des Aville." by Hahn;
"L'esclave,' by Lalo; and ''Derger-
cites" by Weckerlin. Another Eng
lish group of songs completed the de-
lightful program '.Fosgy Dew" by
Fox; I'm Wearin' AVA to the Land
o Leal." by Foote, and Il Love But
a Day" by Beach.
Following the musical. tea was serv-
ed in the dining room. The table was
adorned with pink rosebuds and sprays
of honeysuckle. Mrs. William Aubrey
served the ice and Mrs. S. d. Bridge
poured tea.
The marriage of DIR. Everett
Wesley Wilson and Miss Elizabeth
Cecilia Longaker. the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Longaker. was SOL
at o'clock Monday morning
at the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church, with Rev. Harlan Asher
Brand performing the Presbyterian
ring ceremony. The church was beau
fiful with background of Easter
lilies. green ferns and palms.. Ere
reding the entrance of the bridal party
he quartet of which Miss Longaker
IS a member, with Mrs. Fred Jones
taking her place. sang. 20 Perfect
Love" The members of the quartet
were Miss Alice Simpson, Warren
Hull and Charles Stone and Mrs.
tones. Mrs. Jones sang Its All That
Can Say" Ray MOBILES played the
,rgan. Manfred Gerhardt and Harold
Penny of Houston were the first of
he bridal party to enter the church.
they were followed by Miss Elizabeth
Springall, bridesmaid: Mrs. Manfred
1erhardt, matron of honor. and Miss
Tiara Steger of Dallas. Tex, maid of
honor. The bride entered with her faith |
n and was met at the altar by, the !
room an his best man. DIR. Homer |
Wilson of Washington Courthouse.
ohio. Little Miss Marion Louise |
Longaker, the flower girl, preceded
he bride.
The bride wore a gown of Chantilly |
ace over ivory satin. Her tulle veil
vas caught TO her head with orange |
blossoms. Flat satin roses trimmed |
he gown. Her attendants wore frocks |
# white voile trimmed in filet lace |
'ver pink slips. Mrs. Gerhardt wore |
Ter wedding gown of white satin. The !
little flower girl wore frock of pink |
'rgandie.
Following the ceremony an informal |
reception for the bridal party and in
innate friends of the young couple |
vas held at the home of the brides |
parents. Assisting in serving in the |
lining room were Miss Louise Not
ION. Miss Barbara Brown and Mrs. |
Arthur Brunage. Later in the even
ng DIR. and Mrs. Wilson left for Gal
'eston 10 spend several weeks. Upon |
heir return they will be at home at
FOG Army boulevard. The bride wore |
, going away costume of beige-a
hree-piece suit with a long coat. Her
mart hat and accessories were also
# beige.
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Miss Jenny Lee Covington arrived