San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-16

ton to Mrs. Charles Treuter OF liv
kid; to Mrs. G. Ray q lamb, AM
to Mrs. Z. p. Arneson tiny live PIC
Coffee was served IN the dinini
room by Misses Corrine Worden AM
Janice Brown. A delightful little snow
scene with little dolls skating ant
sleighing formed the centerpiece OF tn
table surrounded with silver candle
sticks holding red tapers. On the but
fet, another miniature scene picturet
old Santa Claus and his reindeer. Nv,
and poinsettias were draped over thu
lights.
The guests, numbering 200, includ
cd only the members of the Tuesday
Musical Club Of which Mrs. Eli Hertz
berg is life president.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Chambers. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tips and Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig Adams entertained in the Alamo
Country club Tuesday evening with a
most enjoyable dance complimentins
Miss Helen Morgan, Miss Adelaide
Winerich and Mrs. Louis Lipscomb.
Decorations suggestive of Christmas
adorned the rooms.
Receiving the guests in the hall
were Mrs. J. NJ. Nix, Mrs. Walter
Napier. Mrs. B. l.. Naylor, Mrs. W.
c. Silliman and Mrs. Fred L. Thorn
son. Receiving in the living room
were Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Tips. Mrs.
Adams, Miss Winerich. Miss Morgan.
Miss Lipscomb, Mrs. Oscar Hunt Jud-
kins, Mrs. Richard French Spencer,
Miss Mary Lupe, Miss Evelyn Bell
Newton, Miss Jimmie Steele, Miss
Billie Beal Frost and Miss Olive Ellis,
Mrs. Frank Winerich, Mrs. ]. E.
Adams and Mrs. W. NJ. Morgan,
mothers of the honorees Mrs. Frances
Corrisan, Mrs. DeLeon Harp, Mrs.
John T. 3riscoe and Mrs. Arthur
Morton.
A miniature Christmas scene deco
rated the dining table where Mrs.
Fred Doyle and Mrs. Lewis Krams
Beck presided at the coffee service,
and Mrs. J. E. Adams Jr., Mrs. Otto
Koehler and Mrs. Francis De Lesder-
nier served cake. Assisting in the
dining room were Mrs. j. c. Arnold,
Mrs. ]. c. Sterchi, Mrs. Barlow Ar
mold and Miss Matte Willie Radcliffe
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Ferguson, $40
Peck avenue, entertained Tuesday
with a most delightful bunco party.
Following the games, prizes were
awarded Mrs. 0. f. Matthews. Mrs.
w. II. Froehmer, Mrs. J. B. Barton,
Paul E. Muret, A. c. Hart and X.
II. Jacobsen.
During the evening delicious re-
freshments were served by the hostess
to over 10 guests.
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Mrs. Ethyl Neal Matthews will en-
terrain with a reception from 3 to .
o'clock Thursday afternoon in the St
Anthony Hotel. During the after
noon. Mrs. Matthews viii read Eugene
O'Neill's play. Beyond the Horizon.
Miss Helen Bates, pianist, will also
take part on the program.
The guests will be received by Mrs
Matthews. Mrs. Eli Hertzberg, Mrs.
Fred J. Maurer, Mrs. r. II. Ross, Mrs.
Henry Rodgers and Mrs. French Spen-
Ger.
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Miss Ruth Woodbridge viii compli.
ment Miss Jimmie Steele with a luncn-
con at / o'clock Saturday in the Wolff
and Marx tea room.
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Mrs. r. G. Murphy viii entertain
Wednesday afternoon in her quarters
in Fort Sam Houston, complimenting
Mrs. L. II. Price.
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Tuesday morning most interesting
conversation" party was held before
the cleaning logs in the fireplace OF
the home Of Mrs. Clarence r. Day.
TONES of mutual interest were dis
cussed and most delightful refresh
ments were enjoyed. The tiny party
numbered only three, Mrs. J. ]. Low,
ing and Mrs. Mckenzie Sullivan and
Mrs Dav