San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-26
SOCIETY

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Good-fellowship and mirth ruled a
the luncheon Wednesday at noon Giver
by Mrs. Eli Hertzberg in her homC
honoring Mrs. Joseph Choate KIM
and Miss Olga Seiser, the artists pre-
scented Tuesday afternoon at the mu
sicale tea given by the Tuesday Mu
steal Club.
A large pumpkin filled with richly
colored fruits and surrounded by glow
ing autumn leaves formed the colorful
centerpicce of the large luncheon table.
Unique italian glass parrot candle
sticks held orange tapers. On the
small tables were placed crystal can
dlesticks holding cleaning orange
taperS. The covers for the guests
were marked by dainty Thanksgiving
nut cups, place cards and miniature
turkeys.
Those present were Mrs. King, Miss
Seiser, Mrs. j. J. Ryan. Mrs. A. e..
Seiser. Mrs. c. r. Day, Mrs. McKen-
zie Sullivan, Mrs Max Sullivan, Mrs.
Julian Bernheim, Mrs. Leonard
Brown, Mrs. j. B. Wagner Maria
Ascara), Mrs. J. B. Lewright, Mrs.
James Loving, Mrs. l.. L. Marks, Mrs.
Helen Teagarden Sanders, Miss Beu-
Lab Patterson, Miss Penelope Borden,
Mrs. Mary Stuart Edwards, Mrs.
Stanley Winters. Mrs. Richard Craig,
Mrs. J. B. Mentally. Mrs. Alfred
Duerler, Mrs. Matte Rees, Mrs. Zu-
leme Herff Simpson, Mrs. Edward
Sachs, Mrs. F. Z. Tucker, Miss Ida
Groh, Mrs. c. G. Pancoast, Mrs.
James Chalkley and Miss Ray Baldus.
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The marriage of Frank Paschal
Bond of Sonora and Miss Phyllis Loos
was solemnized Saturday evening in
the vestry room of st. Anne's Cath
ole Church, the Rev. Father Nichols
reading the ceremony. Miss Marie
Hess attended the bride as maid of
honor and Thomas Bond of Sonora
was best man.
The bride was attired in a Blue-jay
ensemble suit trimmed with squirrel
fur. The dress and coat were heavily
| embroidered in gray. A gray squirrel
hat and gray slippers and hose COM
pleted the costume.
Miss Hess wore an ensemble suit of
rust brown and large black picture
| hat.
Following the ceremony, the men,
bers OF the bridal party and the i'm
mediate family enjoyed a wedding sup
per in the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Sherman Freeborn in West
| Woodlawn Avenue. The spacious
rooms were gay with masses of pink
Russell roses. smilax and ferns. Sill
yer candlesticks held cleaning pink
tapers. The ring-shaped wedding cake
was embossed with dainty pink roses.
Later, Mr.. and Mrs. Bond depart
ed for a tour of California. On
Thanksgiving Day they will attend the
football game in Berkeley, Cal. After
December Is they will be at home to
their friends on the Bond ranch in
Sonora, Texas.
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Mrs. Henry Trollinger will enter
tain with a luncheon Friday in the
tearoom at Wolff and Marx in honor
of Miss Olive Ellis and Miss Adelaide
Winerich.
Captain and Mrs. w. II. Waugh
viii entertain with a dinner Friday
evening preceding the regular hop in
honor Of their house guest, Miss Ger
trude Lawson, Of Little Rock, Ark.
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Among those leaving Thursday
morning for the Texas U.-A. and VI.
football game are Misses Ruth Muir
rie and Corrine Landa. They will
spend the weekend with friends and
relatives in BRYAN.
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Misses Nugie and Sitter Lancaster
are spending the week end at College
Station where they will attend the
Varsity-A. and N. football game and
the Thanksgiving ball at A. and NJ.
College.
Mrs. H. B. Fiske will entertain the
members of the Second Division club
in her home in Fort Sam Houston
Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. T. o. German and Mrs. Alex
Adams will entertain with luncheon
Saturday in the San Antonio Country
club in honor of Miss Elizabeth Nc
Carly, g December bride-elect.
Mrs W. u. McCarty and Miss
Elizabeth McCarty left Wednesday
/ afternoon for Austin where they will
/ be joined D. Jack Deavours from
whence they will journey 10 College
Station to see the Texas-A. and NJ.
football game. Mrs. and Miss &C.
Carly will return home Saturday
morning.
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One Of the delightful events Of
the week was the Monte Carlo"
party given in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Vogelsong. Over 40 members
Of the immediate family were present
and during the evening young and
old enjoyed games of every nature.
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The marriage Of James Bennett
Wooding and Miss Marion Courtenay
Beck. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Weatherby Beck, takes place at
8 O'Clock Thursday evening in st.
Marks Episcopal church.
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The Central Christian church was
the scene Thanksgiving morning Of
the simple ceremony which united in
marriage DR.. Thomas w. Cleveland
and Miss Ethel Starr. daughter OF
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