San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
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be the cast and dialogue OF play
With other contests, games and song
the evening was a most enjoyable one
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The Self Culture Club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Paul
Linnartz, 53i West Magnolia avenue.
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| Patriotic exercises under the aus
pieces of the Daughters of the Texas
| Reublic will be given at 5 o'clock
| Thursday at Milam's grave TO COM
memorate the fall of the Alamo and
the capture of San Antonio by two
Texas heroes, Ben Milan and Frank
johnson. Schools of the city will
participate in the exercises.
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The Alpha Zeta Sigma Fraternity
will Wednesday evening meet with
Cecil Jones at South blackberry
street.
The Woman's Auxiliary of West
minister Presbyterian church will hold
a PRAYER and praise service from . 80
10 ( 80 Thursday at the annex.
Friends are invited to join in the SER
vices.
Mrs. Adolph Wagner will entertain
with q theater party Friday evening
AZ the Majestic complimenting Miss
Louise Wolfe, the guest of Miss Ma
re Schuhard. Following :he theater
the guests will be served refreshments
ST the home Of Mrs. Wagner.
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Mrs. 4. B. Weakley entertained
n the Country Club Tuesday with a
charming luncheon complimenting
Mrs. 4. z. White Of st. Joseph, Mo-.
the niece Of Mrs. Weakley, who is
spending several weeks as her guest.
The rabies were effectively adorned
with gay spring flowers. Pink can
dies burned in silver candlesticks.
Covers were laid for about so guests.
The hostess al the tables assisting
Mrs. Weakley were Mrs. f. A. Will
son. Mrs. W. 5. Hendrick, Mrs. T
W. Labatt. Mrs. Ike Kampman, and
Mrs. Kenneth Winner.
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Mrs. William C. Silliman and Mrs.
Frank Curtis Smith entertained the
Old Surprise Party Club with charm
ing luncheon at the Country Club
Tuesday. The table was adorned with
peach blossoms and ferns. The st.
Patrick's Day suggestions was ac:-
ried out in the green nut baskets and
the favors- miniature green wine bot |
ties. Covers were laid for about twen- |
ty guests. Following the luncheon |
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On Thursday evening the Officers
Club of Brooks Field wifi be the
present class of flying cadets who will |
soon leave for Kelly Field. An elab- |
crate dinner dance will be given.
About 80 guests are expected TO be
present.
Mrs. Irving Hunter Belts enter
tanned with a pretty luncheon Tues
day at Wolf & Marx tea room COM
plimenting Miss Helena Buss, one
of the seasons debutanntes. The table
was artistically decorated with a sill
yer bowl holding tulips and jonquils
and yelled with old blue maline. The
bowl was placed on large glass re-
Hector. Six candlesticks held old blue
tapers. Yellow canary birds perched
on the glass held the dainty place
cards handpainted with jonquils. Vel
low minis helped to carry out the eff
fective color scheme. The debutantes
were included in the guest list.
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Mrs. Irving Hunter Bettus Of Bates |
vile will leave Friday for her ranch |
home in Batesville, after having been |
the guest of her grandmother Mrs. |
Sol West for several weeks.
Mrs. Harlyn Carson has returned
from Los Angeles Cal. where she
has been the guest of relatives for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Stoddard Hoffman of New
York arrived Thursday to be the guest
of her mother. Mrs. Y. A. Coleman.
Mrs. Hoffman will be remembered
by her many friends as Miss BERTHE
Coleman.
Miss Mary Goodwin Gunnell Of Dial
las and Miss Nell Davis of Fernan-
dino. Fla, are the guests Of Mrs. s.
ii. G. Burgin in her home. pa Wood
lawn avenue for several days. Miss
Goodwin and Miss Davis were men,
bers of DR.. and Mrs. Burgin's party
in Europe last summer.
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Mrs. James Freeland George of
Chicago are the guests Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Teagarden.
She will be remembered as Miss Mai
Dai Teagardcn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Hill announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Alta.
to James Brown. The marriage took
place at Z 80 Saturday evening at
the home of the bride with the Rev.
J. 7. Curry performing the ceremony.
Only few friends were present at
the ceremony and informal reception |
held later in the evening. The home
was decorated with spring flowers.
Cora Crane played the wedding
march. The bride was gowned in gray
Canton trimmed in madonna blue. Mr..
and Mrs. Brown are at home at 16S |
Halliday avenue.
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