San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10

Saturday evening. following the IT.
hearsal of the Simpson-G ues' wedding.
Miss Lottie Lowe entertained in her
home with n dinner complimenting
Miss Laura Frances Guest.
Tiny blue Mexican daisies and lacy
fern formed the centerpiece of the
table surrounded with tall white tap
ers in silver holders. Dainty blue or
white combination place cards and
favors marked covers for Misses Guest,
Helen Schlierer, Mildred Overton,
Madeline Sanders, Katherine Simpson,
Mrs. John z. Lee. Mrs. Milton Carlton
Of Ennis, John E. Lee, w. L. Pieper,
Stanley Simpson. Lee Glenn. Luther
Topham, John Sherwood, Walter Rice
and the hostess.
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Mrs. Albert Stoves Jr. and Mrs.
Sam G. Newton Jr. will entertain
with an afternoon tea Wednesday, De-
cember 0. instead of Wednesday. No
vembcr IS as previously announced, in
the home of Mrs. Stoves in Elizabeth
road complimenting Miss Ellen Bell
Newton.
On Monday evening, at s o'clock,
The marriage of William Stanley
Simpson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. p. &.
Simpson, and Miss Laura Frances
Guest, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert b. Guest, was solemnized in
The Calvary Baptist church with the
Rev. W. W. Lee officiating.
Prior TO the entrance of the bridal
party, Miss Madeline Sanders sang
Because" accompanied by John
Sherwood who also played the pro-
cesSional and occasional.
The bridal party entered in groups
Of two: W. L. Piper and Johns 4.
Lee. Helen Schlierer and Rex
Thomson. Lottie Lowe and Lee
Glenn, Mildred Oyerton and Luther
Topham. The two matrons of honor,
Mrs. John Z. Lee and Mrs. Milton
Carlston of Ennis, entered together
followed by the maid of honor, Miss
Katherine Simpson. The little ring
bearer. Jack Wetherford, dressed as a
bridegroom. entered with little Mary
Elizabeth Guest. dressed as a bride.
Elaine Piper, the dainty flower girl,
preceded the bride who entered with
her father and was met at the altar
by the bridegroom and his best man,
Walter Rice.
The bride was lovely in a white
satin gown made along straight lines
with godets Of chinchilla lace heavily
beaded with tiny silver beads in the
skirt. Beads outlined the low cut
neck and the long sleeves ended with
a frill of beaded lace. The long tulle
veil was worn in cap shape over the
head and was adorned with a wreath
Of orange blossoms She carried q
shower bouquet of brides roses.
Miss Schlierer wore peach georgette
oyer satin trimmed with creme SILK
lace and a corsage Of satin roses, Miss
Lowe was attired in blue georgette
over satin trimmed with gold lace and
Miss Overton wore yellow georgette
over satin heavily beaded with silver
beads finished with a satin bow at the
waist. The three maids carried shep-
herd crooks covered with satin ribbon
10 match their costumes, caught with
shower bouquets of chrysantnemums.
Mrs. John Z. Lee was attired IN
orchid georgette over pink satin heav-
lily beaded with silver bugle beads and
wore a crescent of silver leaves IN
her hair. Mrs. Milton Carlston also
wore orchid georgette over pink satin
trimmed with silver beads and Rhine
stones and satin ribbon. She wore an
ornament Of silver leaves and rose
buds in her hair. Both carried giant
bronze chrysanthemums.
Miss Simpson, the maid of honor.
was gowned in green georgette over
pink satin trimmed with gold lace.
gold ribbon and tiny silk roses. She
wore a wreath of gold leaves in her
hair and carried a bouquet of giant
lavender chrysanthemums. Little
Elaine Pie9er and Mary Elizabeth
Guest wore fluffy dresses of pink
georgette over satin scalloped with
creme silk lace and trimmed with sill
yer ribbon. Little Miss Guest wore
veil Of tulle and carried white chry'
santhemums and little Miss Pleper
carried BASKET Of rose petals.
Following the ceremony, an informal
reception was held in the home OF the
brides parents for the members OF
the bridal party and relatives. Later
in the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Slmp-
son left for Dallas.
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Interest in army circles is growing
IN the plans being made for Army
Night - be observed Saturday even
ing with a dinner dance at the Menger
hotel. Already reservations have been
made as follows: Colonel and Mrs.
Parker Hit and party Of 30, Colonel
and Mrs. {. r. Day and party Of
"A. Colonel and Mrs. Robert Whit
field and party. Colonel and Mrs.
John Dewitt, Colonel and Mrs. G. T.
Martin, Major and Mrs. +. II. Tar
button, Major and MS. William N.
Conner Colonel and Mrs. T. r. Tomp-
kins. Colonel and Mrs. +. j. Scott.
Major and Mrs. p. J. r. Kiehl of
the Arsenal, Captain and Mrs. A.
II. Harrington, Captain and Mrs. g.
T. Cook, Captain and Mrs. f. II.
Brown.
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Diss Durinda Wright entertained
Monday evening with a buffet supper
in her home in Elsmere place as a
commitment to Miss Mary Lupe, Mis-
Adelaide Winerich. Miss Kitty West
Schreiner. Miss Katherine Ward and
Miss Hester Anne Fisher.
Yellow cbrysanthemums and mari
COLDS decorated tn living room. a
centerpiece of pink roses and ferns
adorned the dining table.
The guests were Miss Lupe, Mss
winerich. Miss Schreiner. Miss Ward
and Miss Fisher. Miss Margaret IT.
win. Miss Hattie Hood, Miss Lilli"
Beal Frost. Miss Lucille Gaines and
Ben Wise. Rigshy Hammond. Chester
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