San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-08
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The Kappa Theta Fraternity enter
tanned at the San Antonio Country
Club with a charming breakfast dance
at 8 80 O'Clock Tuesday morning, COM
plimenting members of the young col
lego set who are leaving this fall TO
return TO school. The dance took place
in the ballroom, which was decorated
with the club colors. Jimmys Joys
played. At $50 o'clock breakfast was
served in the grill.
Miss Elizabeth Walker wore a tail
leur model Of purple.
Miss Berenice Terry wore charm
inc blue jersey frock trimmed smart
IN in black velvet.
Miss Martha Pancoast wore an old
rose gown with silver buttons.
Miss Mary Weber wore a frock Of
blue with a tan cape of cashmere.
Miss Halle Ball wore a morning
frock Of yellow silk.
Miss Mary Rowley was gowned in
black.
Miss Marion Ball will return home
from Bass Rocks. Mass, where she
spent the latter part Of the summer
with Miss Margaret RroOkes.
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Mrs. J. H. Burleson and daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Wooley, returned Sunday
from New York, where they spent the
last several weeks.
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Mrs. Lucie Tobin Thornton left
Monday for New York City, for stay
Of several weeks.
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The Auxiliary TO the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars will entertain with a |
card and bunco party Wednesday even
ing at o'clock in the hostess house |
at Fort Sam Houston.
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Tho Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Highland Park Lutheran church will
entertain with a lawn party at the
church Wednesday evening.
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Elgin II. Blalock, state adjutant Of
the Confederate Veterans, will speak at
army room of the Gunter hotel.
Lon a. Smith, state commander,
Sill also be present and will make an
address. The public is invited 10 at
end.
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ST. Johns Episcopal church, corner
Il blackberry and Burnet streets. will
lold social meeting at S o'clock Wed.
iesd2y in the parish house. All mem.
,ers are invited to attend.
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Mrs. T. W. Campbell and son,
rasewell, returned Sunday from New
FORK. They spent the summer in Viz.
,inia and New York.
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Mrs. Frank W. Church left for Cali
ornia Sunday 10 be the guest Of her
laughter in Los Angeles.
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Miss Josephine Canaday entertained
{ her home Tuesday afternoon, with
n attractive bridge party, compli.
lenting eight tables of players. The
ONE was prettily decorated in zin- 9
las, crepe myrtle and queens crown.
.mong the guests were Miss Elizabeth {
Browning. Miss Jean Canaday, Miss
larry Lois Yantis, Miss Mary Souder.
Hiss Katherine johnson, Miss Ella
ayage. Miss Adelaide Richardson, !
Hiss Alberta Scott, Miss Anna c.
forehead, Miss Ruth Seiser, Miss
'heodOsia Jones, Miss Adele Lagel.
iiss Helen Upschulte. Miss Ora Da- I
is. Miss Dorothy Latimer. Miss Nor
ia Black, Miss Rowena johnson.
Hiss Cora Lynn Robertson. Miss Nell
'ornell, Miss Katherine Rockafellow,
iiss Bernice Hargis. Miss Lenis Caya-
augh, Miss Clara Arnold, Miss Mary
.loise Steele, Miss Jessie Ann Fisch
r, Miss Mary Newton, Miss Louise
iurray. Miss Anne Burbank. Miss
nina Bond, Miss Audrey Goldthorpe.
liss Marjorie McGehee. Miss Bernar-
inc Rice and Miss Martha Virginia
ling.
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Mrs. J. F. B. Beckwith has returned
fter spending an interesting month +
D Chicago and Cleveland. She visited
er sister, Mrs. Lois Cory Thompson, ,
tho is a gifted singer, and will be
by a wide circle Of friends
4 San Antonio. Mrs. Thompsoa is !
be dean Of women at Grove CityEol- d
'ge, Pa. Mrs. Beckwith was the guest n
another sister, Mrs. A. L. Lindsey,
D Chicago. -
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Mrs. George Sesly Of Galveston, who )
as been spending several weeks in
'loudcroft, accompanied by her little a