San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-13

and foliage fell from the shoulder
in graceful effect, the roses shading
from delicate pink into American
Beauty rcd. She carried an arm
bouquet Of Richmond roses and lilies
OF the valley.
The San Antonio girls present an.
pearcd as follows:
MISS Elizabeth Richardson of San
Antonio wore silver metallic lace over
pink chiffon, ornamented with blue
velvet ribbons and French handmade
flowers. She carried pink roses and
was with ID. A. Harrison.
Miss Harriet Sprague of San An.
tonic, cues. of Miss Gertrude Mems
ing. wore gown of white creme
satin. heavily beaded in bugle beads
and made with close-fitting bodice and
flare skirt. She wore brilliant comb
in her hair and carried red roses. Her
escort was Carl Magnum.
Miss Maria Taylor of San Antonio
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sealy.
was gowncd in en- imported model
Of silver cloth, With girdlc of Rhine.
stones and carried American Beauty
roses. She was with ID. Willis.
Miss Mary Lupc of Scn Antonio
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sealy
wore an imported model Of silvc,
cloth, with basque bodice and bouffeni
iskirt, trimmed in French handmade
roses. She carried American Bcauty
roses. Her escort was Mr.. Ray oi
Beaumont.
The following residents of Calves.
ton and Houston were formerly resi-
dents Of San Antonio or have visited
here numerous times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scaly Hutchings Jr
Mrs. Hutchings wore silver cloth en-.
broidcrcd In silver and rhincstoncs
With a side ornament of roses. She
wore corsagc of pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Il. Withcr-
spoon of Galveston. Mrs. Withcr.
spoon wore pink chiffon over satin
of slightly deeper shctlc, cmbroid.
cred in rhincstoncs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vaughan Of
Houston. Mrs. Vaughan wore blacl;
velvet. WITH shoulder ornament of al
American Beauty rose.
Miss Gertrude Mcnsing of Calves.
ton wore an imported model in shell
pink with bodice Of satin cmbroid-
cred in CRYSTALS and circular skirt
of chiffon. -Four panels of satin crys-
tails embroidered hung from the bodice.
the front panel also being ornament
cd with tracer OF vari-colorcd
leaves of pink taffcta flowers. She
wore headdress of silver leaves and
rhincstoncs and carried sensation
roses. She was with herbert Eichen-
bcrS.
Miss Marian Hearnc Of Houston.
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. Anatolc LO-
rio, wore frock Of flcsh-colorcd chif-
fon cEcrustcd with pearls and rhine
stones. She was with Samuel JOHN
son of Beaumont. Er
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sealy of Gal
weston. Mrs. Scaly wore silver satin
crepe embroidered in crystals and
pearls. with a large pink rose in
crusted in pearls rs side. ornament.
She wore n white Spanish shawl and
a corsagc of orchids and lilies of the
valley. p
Mrs. w. q. ROLAND and Mrs.
Charles VI. ROLAND entertained the
Wide Awake Bridge club last Satur-
day evening in their home on Pierce
avenue.
Dainty refreshments were served
the following members: Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl j. Shcttcrlv. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Bloom, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Carmnck,
Mr.. and Mrs. II, j. Meskill. Miss
Marie Green, Miss Jane ROLAND.
Albert Bloom Jr.. Albert Green, Lee
Shettcrly, and the guest of the club,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Grantham,
Mrs. A. Livingston and Hazel Liv-
in-ston
Prizes were awarded Miss Marie
Green, Carl J. Shctterly and William
Greene.
The Sorosis Club will observe their
annual drama day Tuesday. December
10, by presenting Miss Marjorie Will.
an honorary member of the club in
Charming Pollard's play. The Fool"
1t is to be given in the tapestry rOorl
Of the st. Anthony at 3 p. M, and
the presidents of the literary cubs i'll
the City Federation, their members
and the visiting tourists in tho city
are to be the guests of the Sorosis
Club.
Since December IL is the day
designated for the opening of the
tourist season the Sorosis Club will
follow Miss Wills presentation with
the first tourist tea Of the year. The
orchestra of the Il. Major Musical
club will furnish the music.
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Mrs. James +. George of Chicago,
g expected TO arrive in San Antonio
December 22, to be the guest for the
holidays of her father, Judge W. Il.
Teagarden, and her sisters, Mrs.
Helen Teagarden Sanders and Miss
Lucille Tcagarden.
On December 30. Mrs. Sanders and
Miss Teagarden will compliment Mrs.
George with n tea from 4 to 6 o'clock
in their home in East Park ave-
nue.. .-.
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The Business and Professional
Women's Club will be entertained with
a bridge and bunco Christmas party
in the Menger Hotel. The
regular dinner business session will be
held at 9 80 o'clock before the games.
All members are urged to attend.
There will be no guests.
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The Girls Friendly Society Of St
Marks Episcopal Church will meet in
the parish house at Z o'clock Tuesday
evening. Plans for the Christmas
cheer work for the County Farm and
Base Hospital will be discussed. Every
is requested to attend. sup
per viii be served Mt 6 10 O'Clock.
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