San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Royal Couple Get
House in London
By LADY DECIES
Special Wireless to Universal Service.

in Mayfair this week, and have prac-
ticaliy decided to take Curzon House.
London society is delighted with their
decision, because it means this popa-
lar couple will be able to entertain
with considerably more freedom than
they could at Buckingham Palace.
The Prince Of Wales is also pleased
with the arrangement, as it will en-
able him to continue TO reside at York
House instead Of having TO hand IL
over to his brother. 1t was intended
that the prince should reside at Mari
borough House, the town residence OF
Queen Alexandra, but the cost of IS
upkeep is too heavy for the heirs
purse.
Queen Mary has selected her Christ
mas cards. many of which will go 10
America. She has chosen a picture Of
Queen PhillipDa. wife Of Edward The
Third, visiting Cloth Hall in London
in the fourteenth century. King
Georges cards will bear a picture Of
Queen Elizabeth opening the Royal
Exchange $50 years ago, while the
Prince of Wales has chosen a colored
representation of Sir Gilbert Ham
phrey landing in New Foundland.
1888.
The crown prince and princess Of
Sweden will visit America next May.
1t will be their first transatlantic
trip and while in America they will
unSeil a statute of Ericsson. The royal
pair are now at the Berkeley Hotel.
where they will remain for several
weeks.
Ambassador and Mrs. Houghton
will be among the guests Of the queen
Of Spain at Claridge's next week. The
ambassador is already receiving appii-
cations for presentations at next
ears courts, Of which there will Re
four. If American applications arc
any indication the courts will be more
crowded than ever.
4. X. Maeomber celebrated bis
Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire r1e-
ing victories with a large dinner party
ar the Savoy. His guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jefferson anil
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schloss Of New
York; Lord and Lady Thirlstane, Sir
Gilbert and Lady Heathcoate. Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Brand Of Philadelphie.
aud Nr. and Mrs. Edgar Seymour IF
Boston.
For sweets The chef devised a figure
Of detected bookmaker in delicately
colc-ed ice cr90m.
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The music department Of the Wo-
mans club entertained Wednesday
with an art-musicalc Tea in honor Of
Mrs. Eloise Polk McGill. In an adj
dress before the club. Mrs. McGll
told of her visit in California to the
Laguna Beach Art Association. Pic
lures by Mrs. MrGill were exhibited
rs wera several by W. s. Griffith,
Kali NrmS =. :. Hills. Anna Robsin-
son. Morris Braun. Herbert Dunton,
OF PaUS New Mexico, and Nellie
knoifs. Yer 80 guests were present.
4 program arranged By Mrs. J.
v. Krdklurr and Mrs. Theodorp L.
Mummc. included q vocal solo By Man. I
fred Gerhard. accompanied by Miss
Ada Rice: a violin solo BY Miss Tir-
-lnia Majewski, accompanied by Miss
Ada Rice a vocal solo by Mrs. james
thalkley, accompanied by Mis- Fern
firsch and selections by The Wallace
lIarmoniers.
The guests were received By Mrs. /
Fred Maurer, Mrs. 7. l.. Carson. Mrs. /
Arch J.. Henderson. Mrs. S. 4. Free.
born. Mrs. j. ". Krnkaurr. Mrs.. r. .
Z. Mummc. Mrs Richard Wander 4
Stratten. Mrs. Gcorgr BOcrk. Mrs. II. /
j. Neal. Mrs. Charles Neal. Mrs.. +
Charles Ade and Mrs. Deycreaux
Cannon.
The tea table was adorned with a
basket Of roses and garden flowers. F.
Hrs. F. L. Carson and Mrs. Charles I.
AIDE poured coffee and Mrs. II. D. .
Neal and Mrs. Arch L. Henderson /.
served cake.
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Lieutenant and Mr.. Eugene Bar
Der Ely will arrive Wednesday from /
a trip to New York City. 10 be the /
guests Of COlona aud Mrs. &. G. |
Culver for few days Mrs. Ely /
was Miss Helena Luke before her .
marriage 70 Lieutenant Ely on Sep
TENDER i.
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Circle chairmen of the Womau's
auxiliary Of the First Presbyterian |
church will meet in conference at ? go /
o'clock Monday followed By a meeting |
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