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

; pers burned in silver candlesticks. A
) mound Of pink and lavender sweet peas
; was the central adornment of the
table. Miss Cornelia Vaughan cut
the cake, and Miss Olive Martindale
poured coffee. Others assisting in
the dining room were Miss Evelyn
Newton, Miss Mary Louise Price. Miss
Margaret Jamison, Miss Beatrice
Stribling and Miss Eleanor Stribling.
Mrs. Perry wore charming frock of
pink organdie over apple green taffeta.
\ girdle of apple green taffeta bound
the waist. The skirt was scalloped
and edged in the taffeta. Roses of the
same shade trimmed the model. Miss
thinner wore peach chiffon trimmed in
silver roses. Mrs. Jennings wore blue
taffeta trimmed in gold lace. The
guest list included members of the
younger set.
Mrs. A. j. Weakley will entertain
with an informal bridge luncheon at
the Country Club Tuesday. The guest
list will include members OF the young
married set.
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One of the interesting parties en-
joyed during the last weekend was
that held at the Maverick ranch near
Boerne. The party motored home
Sunday evening. The guest list in
cluded Miss Mary Mason, Miss Henri
eta Steele, Miss Margaret Bridge. |
Miss Lottie Jean Steele, Miss Margery |
Mahghan. Miss Martha Green and |
Ellis Albaugh, Lieut.. b. VI. Bryan, |
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Harris, Mrs. !
Green.
Mrs. Eva Florence Beach and her
daughter, Mrs. Beecher Franklin
Stout entertained with one of the de-
lightful luncheon of the season Mon
day at the Menger Hotel. The guests
were seated at small tables adorned
with mounds of spring flowers and sill
YER candlesticks holding yellow tapers.
The narcissi, jonquils, tulips and sweet
peas made bright patches of color
about the room. About so guests
were present. The hostesses Mt the
small table assisting Mrs. Stout and
Mrs. Beach were Mrs. Gustave Gle
secke, Mrs. d. X. Furnish. Mrs. +. l..
Hillyer. Mrs. W. B. Russ, Mrs. W. Il.
Lupe, Mrs. f. V Depew. Mrs. Ferdi-
land Herff and Mrs Frank VI. Lewis.
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The following invitations have been
received: Mrs. S. G.. Newton Sr. hon Il
,ring he, daughter, Miss Sibyl Mackay
IN Wednesday, March the nineteenth,
rom four 10 six o'clock, 613 Main \
venue. IL
Mrs. William c. Silliman and Mrs.
frank Curtis Smith will entertain the S
I'D Surprise Club with a bridge lunch
on Tuesday at the Country Club.
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Mrs. Martin Amorous of Atlanta,
IA. has recently returned from a short
rip to California. She is the guest b
f Mrs. II. Y. Williams. She will A
cave the latter part of the week TO re- I
urn TO her home. A number of in C
ormal affairs have been given in her n
honor. /
Miss Blossom Wooten Of Austin Il
las been the guest of Miss Emily q
Nurzbach for some time. Miss Woot-
N will return to her home in Austin
ilonday afternoon. s
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Mrs. Ed Snyder was hostess to the b
MEMBERS of the Majestic Club Thurs
ay. Bunco was played and prizes
warded Mrs. +. Mergerle, Mrs. G. j
Hopper and Mrs. II. Haycock. The j
wing and dining room was attractive L
Y decorated with flags for the oc- Il
aston, and delicious luncheon was p
orr n1 h., H.. 1 4
lrs. l.. NJ. Clark, Mrs. f.. Green, Mrs. \
!. Haycock; Mrs. Robert Grceven,
lrs. g. W. Hopper, Mrs. +. Ludlow,
Ialph Weber, Mrs. Eddie Oelkers and i
he hostess. The club will meet with d
irs. Ralph Weber, 10J Magnolia b
venue in the near future. g
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A leap year dance was given Sun h
ay by the Jewish Junior Council at q
he Gunter hotel ball room for the n
enefit of the philanthropic fund. Eu- is
anks Orchestra furnished the music II
Or the occasion. About 100 members II
'ere present. The dance had many
ovel features including the cotillion
nd prize number dance. Many Texas G,
University students were present. The b
iris on the committee for the dance a
'ere Miss Ruth Yano. Miss Beatrice
.dleman and Miss Reba Tobias. The
Tub officers are Mrs. Harry Half. W
ponsor: Adrian Zadek. president W
ielen Guggcnheim, secretary; and
ieba Tobias, treasurer.
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The San Fernando Altar Society m
ill entertain with card party mt the o
ew hall of the cathedral. Bunco and
ridge will be played. Many attrac-
i've prizes will be awarded The party cl
'ill be given at s o'clock Tuesday al
vening.
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The Robert l.. Lee Chanter United 81
Daughters of the COnfederacy will d
ave a social meeting the first Tues W
ay in every month instead of the q
ocular business meeting. in the army q
Dom of the Gunter hotel. 4 program W
will be given and refreshments will be b.
crved. The Confederate veterans will
p entertained ut the meeting. The