San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

I. Wednesday-Mr. and Mrs. +
| + Frank Winerich entertain with +
| + a dance in the San Antonio +
+ Country Club, complimenting !.
+ Miss Adeline Winerich. DIR. and !
= Mrs. s. p. Cunningham entertain J.
| j. with a dance in the Alamo Coun- :
Il try Club in honor of Miss Sue +
!. Elmore Cunningham and Grace :
!. Knox. =
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Rupert Gresham. Mrs. George W.
\ Martin and Mrs. ID. X. Furnish.
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Mrs. Joseph Cboate King, mezzo So
prano, and Miss Olga Seiser, concert
pianist, shared honors Tuesday after
noon at the second musicale-tea given
| by the Tuesday Musicale Club before
an enthusiastic and appreciative au-
dience that taxed the capacity of the
ball room Of the st. Anthony hotel.
Following the concert, the guests
were entertained with a tea in the
tapestry room of the hotel. In the
receiving line were Mrs. Eli Hertz
| DtIK. kOWutu Nullt tAtPN -hAso OAcA
Seiser, in a lovely pink crepe frock
and wearing tiny pink rosebuds in her
hair, and Mrs. Joseph Choate King, in
lovely black lace over blue satin
gown.
The tea tables were gracefully dec
GRATED with yellow chrysanthcmums
and ferns surrounded with bras can
dlesticks holding long green tapers.
Presiding at the coffee service were
Mrs. Ernest Kinds and Mrs. Fl. B.
Fiske, assisted by Mrs. Clarence r.
Day, Mrs. ]. r. Bernheim, Mrs. A. G.
Seiser, Mrs. George De Almond, Mrs.
7 Charles Candy, Mrs. Ralph Glass, Mrs.
Mckenzie Sullivan, Mrs. Theodore
O'Brien, Mrs. Ralph Newton, Mrs. W.
G. Souza and Mrs. Max Sullivan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Owen of
Shreveport, La, are the house guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Scoggins in
their home in Alamo Heights.
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Among those leaving Wednesday to
| attend the Texas A. and NJ. game are
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mickler, Miss
Lucille Gaines and Miss Margaret Ir-
vim.
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| Leonard NJ. Brin. who has been the
guest Of his mother, Mrs. Josephine s.
Brin, for some time. left "Wednesday
morning for Mexico City to resume his
duties as commercial attache to the
American embassy.
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Mrs. ". W. Miller of Cuero IL the
guest for Thanksgiving of her sister.
Mrs. J. S. Davis and family, in 1911
Broadway.
The music department of the WON
ans club will meet in open session
Wednesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Clayton Hamilton. famous lecturer,
will lecture on the Eighteenth Century
drama and a program by the young ar
fists of the club will be presented
under the direction of Mrs. s. A. Free
born and Mrs. James Chalkley. The
members Of the Musical Round Table
will be hostesses during the social
hour.
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Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the
Robert v. Zee Chapter. United Daugh-
ters OF the Confederacy, will entertain
with a bridge and five hundred party
in the ball room of the st. Anthony
hotel for the benefit of the chapters
benevolent fund.
Included among the patronesses for
the affair are Mrs. W. D. Hicks, Mrs.
Anthony Dibrell. Mrs. Thomas Dor
bandit, Mrs. s. G. Tayloe, Mrs. Noah
Allen, Mrs. Benno Kayton, Miss Cath
crime Muir, Mrs. T. Welker. Mrs. H..
W. Chavis. Mrs. W. c. Gardner, Mrs.
G. L. Williamson, Mrs. Frank Golden,
Mrs. J. T. Smith, Mrs. Carver Rem
ingSon. Mrs. Walter Sprinkle and Mrs.
Adeline Rose.
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Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Louis McLaugherty or Mrs
Theodore z. Mumme.
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Miss Jewel Armstrong OF Big Wells.
Texas, will entertain a group of her
classmates Of Westmoorland College
with a ranch party at the Armstrong
ranch during the Thanksgiving holt
days. The guests viii include Misses
Dorothy Battle. Dorothy Edgar, Lor-
raine Wilcox, Mollie Parker and Kath-
A SNAAPiOAs
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Mrs Laura Wise Maverick who has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Maverick, left Tuesday for Picking.
China, where she will visit for six
months as the guest Of her son-in-law
and daughter. Captain and Mrs. John
Rapay. Captain Rspay is a member
of the American diplomatic service in
China.
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There will be no meeting OF the
Merry Makers club Thursday on ac-
count Of THANKSGIVING festivities.
Friday the club will entertain the
members Of the Poinsettia club with a
dance in the ballroom Of the Catholic
Woman's association building.
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Mrs. Sam Levin left Tuesday for
New York 10 meet her son, DR.. u. d.
levin. who arrived this week from n
six months rei idence abroad studying