San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17

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candles that lined the mantel, Rob
ert Wellington Mickler and Miss
Emily Martha Wurzbach, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Wurzbach,
were united in marriage Wednesday
evening in the living room of the
home of the brides parents, on the
Fredericksburg road. DR.. z. b. Hill
officiated.
The improyised altar was arranged
before the fireplace which was entirs.
ly hidden under a wealth of white
roses and ferns. Tall baskets of
white asters and gladioli stood on
either side Of the altar, and four tall
wrought iron candclabra each hold
ing four burning tapers, formed an
aisle for the wedding party.
Alice Houston Evans, in an ecru
net frock, and Harwell Gennard Jr.,
in a white satin page costume, ribbon
bearers, came down the stairway first,
followed by the groomsmen in groups
of twos: William Wurzbach and HUI
bert Loeffler, Frank Lewis and Ed.
ward Carruth, William Thornton and
Willard Berman, Carleton Hagelstein
and William Aubrey, Harry Polk and
Robert Ayres. The brides attendants
came next, Mrs. Ed Rhodes Wroe of
Austin, leading, followed by Mrs. Mar
shall Ford, Miss Eleanor Warren and
Mrs. Hartwell Kennard of Gonzales,
matron of honor. The bride entered
with her father and was met at the
altar by the groom and his best man,
William Clegg.
Mrs. J.. l.. Marks. accompanied at
the piano by Mrs Irwin S. Stone, sang
AT Dawning," and then played the
wedding march.
The brides gown was very simple
and distinctive, made of white satin
along very straight lines. The train
was formed by drapery of the skirt
being caught to the waist line with an
ornament. Seal pearls banded the
neck and finished the wrist bands Of
the long tight sleeves. The veil Of
tulle was held at the head with orange
blossoms and formed a short face veil.
Her bouquet was of white brides roses
with a shower of lilies of the val
ley.
The attendants were all in pink;
Mrs. Kennard wore pink crepe roam
inc fashioned with full circular skirt
and embroidered with crystal beads
Mrs. Wroe wore pink chiffon made IN
circular fashion over pink satin with
girdle of rhincstones; Miss War.
rem wore pink crepe chiffon made with
a fitted bodice and full skirt embroider-
ed with beads. All carried arm bou-
quets of pink roses.
Following the ceremony, a receD-
ton was held. Mr.. and Mrs. Wurz.
bach were assisted in receiving Ey
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Sterchi, Mrs. H.
c. Schumacher Of Houston and the
members Of the bridal party.
Mrs. Gilbert Denman presided over
the ring shaped rose embossed wed
ding cake, and Mrs. George Noycs
Evans was in charge of the coffee ser
vice. Mrs. Leo lyman and Miss Ruth
West served at the punch table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mickler left during
the evening for Galveston. After DC.
tober /, they will be at home to their
friends in 9S5 West Mistletoe ave
nue..
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An informal garden party and
dance will be given at the San An
tonic Country Club at S o'clock
Thursday evening in honor Of visiting |
insurance commissioners and their |
wives and fire marshals and their
wives. Mrs. Lyle W. Costing, chair
man. will be assisted in entertaining
the guests by the following reception |
Il InFrnff
Arthur Burnett, J. NJ. Bennett, W. Il. |
Lupc, Lane Taylor, Kenneth Winner,
William VI. Mcintosh, Frank Hun
tross, Nat Goldsmith, William Fort
ram. Z. c. Tarrant, Fred Combe, Gra-
ham Dowdell. Arthur Mathis, ]. ID.
Hornberger, George Murry. Kenneth
Perry. W. o. Brinker, J. Il. Martin
dale, John Scott of Austin, s. VI.
Stumbcrg. Claude Birkhead, ID. X.
Furnish. Russell Hill. L. 7. Hart, 5.
W. Maule. Miss Sadie G. Hinkle. Miss
Kate FlOrian and Miss Irene Florian.
Wives Of members Of the local insur-
ancc fraternity also will attend and
assist the reception committee.
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Mrs. J. L. Jarratt will entertain
with reception ana tea from = 90
TO $50 o'clock Friday afternoon in
her home, complimendng wives Of the
visiting insurance commissioners.
Friday evening, the ladies will be
entertained with a theater party at
the Palace Theater.
The Mcnger Hotel patio will be the
scene Friday at q o'clock Of dinner
for insurance commissioners. Follow.
ing the dinner, the Pamonkcy cerc-
mony will be held.
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Miss Sarah Terrell returned We'd
ucsday ni.ht from a tour Of the East.
ern states.
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Miss Ethel Oliver. a bride. elect Of
the month, will be complimented win
a bridge party and miscellaneous show
cr at 80 O'Clock Friday afternoon,
by Mrs. J. A. Flack
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Miss Julia Lawnin Of st. Louis.
was complimented by her sister, Mrs.
Wallace y. Robinson Jr., with a