San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-27
Big Gallery
Coming to
New York

tinues to be the engrossing topic OF
discussion among art dealers. The
newspapers stress that the move is a
further striking instance of the Dirt
of European works of art to- the
United States. o.
The Manchester Guardian calls 1t
zone of the operations of paying
debts" But the fact remains that thc
British auctioneers have been COM
mitted to heavy preliminary expenses.
They printed thousands of expensive
catalogues and extensively advertised
the sale of the Leverhulme collection.
Now that the program has been
entirely changed, experts believe tnat
the last moment transfer Oh tne c4i
lection to New York means that thc
trustees are expecting vastly higher
prices there than they could nope 10
obtain in London.
II Is pointcd out that the cost OF
shipping the collection will be consid'
erabie. and further that the sale is
exnerted TO realize sufficiently hlgh
nrices TO Justify the shipment, even
though some of the modern pictures
have not heretofore been in great de-
mand.
The value of the collection has been
yariously estimated at from miliioh
10 a million and a half dollars, but
the Morning Post says that "the sale
will doubtless bring about consider
able revolution of the works pur-
chased BY Lord Leyerhulme."
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Miss Ruth Elizabeth Herbst,
bride-elcct Of the full, was the charm
ing honor guest at tea in the home
of Mrs. ], Houston Caruthers.
Large wedding bells, violet and rose
asters, regina corona and ferns were
featured in the decorations OF the
home. The game Of hearts was played
and prizes were awarded.
A surprise feature Of the afternoon
was the presentation Of beautiful
silver cake plate to Mrs. Harry An
derlich, bride of last month, for
mcrly Miss JUDO Martin, by Miss
Mary Dawson ard Mrs. Caruthers.
Little Misses Beatrice Fassnidge
and Betty Rhea Jeffey tugged in a
large decorated clothes basket OF beau
tiful gifts as n surprise to the honor
guest, Miss Herbst.
Mrs. Caruthcrs was assisted in en-.
tertaining by Miss Elizabeth CaE.pbell
and Mrs. W. P. Campbell.
A delicious ice course was served TO
the following guests: Misses Wanda
ALLEN, Dorothy Alien, Dorothy Rich
ter. Alma Kott, Ruth Caruthers, e.
t\e Nichols, La Rene Reiplinger
Mary Dawson, Harriet Mellor, Eliza
beth Campbell, Beatrice Fassnldge,
Betty Rhea Jeffrey and Olivia Bald
esareli and Mesdames It. MacWil-
liams, Ed Decker, Harry Anderlich,
o, Caruthers, Leah Ruby, Jeffrey,
\ Roland Springall, 4. W. Herbst, Z. L.
Webb, William McDougal, A. +,
Richter, Frank Fassnidge, W. F.,
Campbell and the honor guest and the
hostess.
Mrs. Hetty s, Browne of South
a unique dinner party given by Mrs.
Arthur l.. Harris in her home in
East Craig place.
The long table seating the ~
guests was on the lawn. The Mexi-
can motif was featured in the decora-
tions, the food and the music. A
Mexican orchestra, seated under the
huisache trees. played soft native
music while the dinner of Mexican
food was served. Painted fruits and
artificial bouquets made by Mexi-
cans were features of the table deco
rations.
The place cards which were en-
bossed with brilliant birds made OF
Mexican feather work marked covers
for the following guests: Mrs.
Browne, the honor guest; Mesdames
r. o. Van Horn, Roy Bethel, Nelson
Lyle, Rena Maverick Green, ana
Misses Eleanor Onderdonk, Charlotte
hyl BROWNE
and the hostess.
Following the dinner, a ride through
Little Mexico" was enjoyed and
stops were made at the market house
and in several of the typical Next
can shops. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Sanders enter
tanned their friends Of the Harlandale
q. +. S. in their home, 204S West
Summit avenue.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. o. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. W. X.
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Morris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. c. Bcals, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sanders,
Mcsdamcs w. +. Gentry, J. A.
Duprec. A. II. Came, Betty Allen,
Emily Watkins. Grace Wolfe. Misses
Clara Bacher, Mary Lee Gentry, Ad-
die Gilbert, Lorcna Gentry and
Louis Sanders, Guy Wolfe, Eric
Beals and Alfred Reals.
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Mrs. r. n. Mccormack. formerly
Miss Louise Russell. Of this city, is
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. SaLuda
Russell. psi West French place.
Mrs. Mccormack has for the past
four years resided in Peru, where her
husband is connected with the Stand
ard Oil Company.
In the winter, Mrs. Mccormack
will Join her husband in Chicago
where he is taking special course
in the University Of Chicago.
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The following invitation has been
received:
. "Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Jennings
request the honor Of your presence
al the marriage Of their daughter,
Charlotte Lucille, to Mr.. Claris NJ.
Gilmore on Tuesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 20. 1925. at O'Clock. in the
Elbcthel Baptist Church, Shelpyvill"'
Mr.. Elmore is we'll known in San
Antonio as he has resided in the city
for several years with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Lyle.
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Mrs. o. G. Haworth entertained
with A luncheon at the Ethel Brow n
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