San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26


Marie Morton, c. Reward. Marjorie
Miller. Ida Crane, Mary Kane. Beat
rice Miller. Elizabeth OBrine, and
Eileen Hindman in the car. The
Woodlawn Civic Club contained Mary
Russell, Russell Hanson, Louise
Croft, Gladys Calvert. Ruth Schof-
field, F. NJ. Russell, Mrs. Raymound
Russell. The Rialto Social Club en-
tered a decorated car, trimmed in
Rialto colored flowers, and contain
ing Mary Ricjpal, driver, and the
club membership.
Our Lady of the Lake College,
first-prize winner in the historical
section of the parade. was one of the
most attractive entries in the entire
procession. The float represented
Texas under six flags. and contained
groups of girls dressed in garbs rep
resenting the six different foreign
rules that Texas has had. In the
first group, the French girls. were
Ella Jane Wurzbach. Mary Louise
Walliser. and Alice Dryden. In the
Texas group were Delphina Madraza
Frances O'Brien, Dorothy Harliss and
Ellen Virginia LOckhart. In tho
group representing Texas under Mcxi'
90. there were Helen Mahoney, Tannic
Louise Pool. Rose Pernichi, and Fran
ces Pernichi.
Incarnate Word Float.
Independent Texas was represented
by Elizabeth O'Conncll and Mallery
Page Warren. Confederate Texas
was represented by Mary Carr Quinn
katherine Bates and Annie Ma,
Thompson. Modern Texas in thu
Union was portrayed by Miss Violet
Vletz, college queen. and her court o.
five girls, including Loretta Bell
Alma Gwinn, Helen Mealch. Jrmf
Hagen and Della Adasmdick.
Incarnate Word College had float
that caused much applause, as it rep
resented a pretty boating scene. Seat
cd on the float we're: The Spirit o.
Texas. Fannie 10 Kopecky; Wealth
Martha McCurdy: Loyalty, Mar,
Murphy /; Hospitality. Frances Strain
Youth. Consuelo Mclean; Dominion
Margaret Chalkley: Endurance, Bet
~ Robie: Columbia. Use Herff Lib
erty. Kathleen Burns. and Justice
Dorothy Deckmann. The boat sym
DollZtu tut iduuluS VI Al Dudl Ut Oia
Port Columbia in 1915.
The Texas Chiropractic School en-
tered the white sailboat that appeared
in the electrical parade of Wednes
day evening. St. Mary's Parochia
School entered a pretty pink float
with fourteen spring graduates anC
their flower girls on ii. Sholdor
School had n float decorated in pop
pies. with Ding Dong Bell. Pussie''
in the Well" depicted by children o
the school. Los Angeles Heights
School had very attractive entry
with the Alamo in exact replica guard
ed BY miniature heroes, and Mrs
Dickinson and her baby crouching il
one corner. u. ]. VoSs. Malcolm Tay
lor. c. NJ. Taylor. James Knight
James Jackson and Joseph Spencer
represented the Alamo heroes. anC
Mrs. Dickinson was little Josephine
Spencer.
Alamo Heights in Parade.
Alamo Heights School had a pretty
float representing a garden of tulips
with teachers and children of tn,
school reposing under the blossoms
Culebra's float contained farmer boy'
and little girls dressed like vegeta
bles.
West Texas Military Academy sec
ton consisted OF Companies A and b
and a color guard. Officers OF thu
staff: Maj. L. Floyd; First Lieut.
s. III. Neetam. adjutant: First Lieut.
A. Welburn, supply officer, and Stat
Officers l.. A. White and 4. Goddard
The color guard: Sergt. G. DuBus
Sergt. J. c. Hudnall. Corp. &. J
Sweeney, Corp. L. Vaughan. Off
GERS of Company "A" were: Capt
T.. J. Bilhartz. First Lieut.. J. {
Hcrndon, Second Lieut.. :. L. Coffcy
Officers of Company b.: Capt. +
II. Wallace. First Lieut.. Otis Bishop
Second Lieut. II. W. Simmons.
Mrs. Jack Hardic's Dancing Schoo
was represented by large float, car
rying number of Mrs. Hardie's
larger and smaller pupils. Those OF
this float we're: Doris Kayne, Anna
Mae Dankberg. Dorothy Bryse, kath
crime Stevens. Eleanor Niggli, Edna
Spero, Margaret Walker, Hetti'
Witherspoon. Pauline Hornberger
Margaret Parkison. Dorothy Guenth
or. Dorothy Bochme. Gray Digger
Barbara Church, Audrey Goldthrope
Rosemary Capurro. Cora Margaret
Alter. Vera Powell, Mary Ethc
Vaughan. Donnie Fraser, Jerry Fra
ser. Dorothy Lodovic. Frances Leigh
ton. Anne Strain, Jane Strain. kath'
crime Rockefellow, Mary Virginia
Davis.
The Merry Maids Music Club con
sisted of five girls in a touring car
bedecked with flowers, accompanied
by four outriders on horseback. Those
in the car we're: Florence Coffey,
Ruth Nuhn. Lillian Groshenney, Ber'
nice Schneider, and Leonora Lackey
The outriders were: Ann Williams
Mrs. Pauline Simmons, Edythe Steph'
ems and Marie Williams.
Army Children Float.
In Miss Johnson's Junior Cotillion
Club float were: Ruth Mcclure. Wen
ma Maverick, Mary Louise Dwyer,
Donovan Caldwell, Roger Siddall. Au-
gusta Maverick, Myrtle Marie Lock
hart. Inez Ferguson. Marian Siddall'
Karrie Newton, Eunice Williams. Ar
line Alter. Alice Pace. Alexander Nc
Gowan Jr.. Grace MCGOWAN and
Florence Weymouth.
Miss Johnson's dancing class con
sisted OF the following boys and girls
Iulie Dunbar, Catherine Colyert
Elizabeth Powell, Charles Holiday
Frank Gillespie, Sterling Freeborn
Archie Brown. Jean Spencer, lta Muir
raw, Marjorie Chavis. Kathleen
O'Rourkc. Shelia Southgate, Darlin'
Chavis. Virginia Harper. Marie Louise
Lucille Brotgi, I.ouis'
Mapes. Roberta Bedell. Imogene Duf
fy, Martha Hall. Betty Lewis, ALI,
Lee Hobert. Marechal Neal, Graci'
Noble and Mrs. A. ID. Chavis. They
were carried in float built TO repro.
sent the old style French coach. and
were dhessed in costumes of the Louis
XIV period.
The army children were in an in
teresting float built OF trellising. The
on this float were: Gordon
L@i;,,kath I'Arcxfh Iap,Ne Grnzp