San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
g SOCIETY

The Argonno Heights Officers
mess hall was the scene Thursday
evening Of q most elaborate and well
attended Mexican supper and cabaret
given by the Army Guild OF 81.
Paul's Episcopal church.
Tables, some long, some short. some
round and some square, filled the
3 spacious hall. Varied flowers IN
bowls and vases decorated the tables
: and at some Of the larger dinner
parties candles cleaned in tall silver
candlesticks.
As the affair was in the nature Of
a cabaret, beautiful, Shawl-draped
scnioritas with winning smiles, sold
cigarettes, matches and candy from
table to table. The senoritas, all
prominent army women, were Mes
danes X. X. Ogi.vie, l.. j. Lockett'
A. j. Merger, {. Il. Mayo, Eben
Swift, {. Is. King and Mariory Met
ealfe
The roung Mattresses, gowned in
varied peasant and Spanish costumes
were the girls Of the army: Misses
Ethel Emanuelli. Margarine Emanu-
ELI, Rebecca Lynch. Mildred Lynch,
Nancy Brook, Helen Nelson, Jane
Minus, Agnes Tilman, Betty Good
rich, Edwina Davis, Gwendolyn New
love, Alice Bernheim, Mildred Black
burn. Florence Mae Scott, Gertrude
Malone. Bernict Fiske. Harrietts
Smith and Elizabeth Nelson:
The musical program for the enter,
tainment az the guests was varied
and interesting. The Shriners' band
of 30 pieces opened and closed the
program and played during intermls-
sions. Miss Lucy Buck, charming III
white Spanish shawl costume, gave
a Spanish dance; Mrs. Joseph Choate
King, meEzo soprano, accompanied by
Mrs. James J. Loving. sang n group
Of selected songs: Felix 81. Claire,
violinist. an army resident, accom-
nanied by Miss Ethel Newton, played
La Paloma: Mrs. Frances Harland
,O'Brien, c0ntralto, also accompanied
by Miss Newton. sang group oi
gypsy songs. and enccred with
Passed BY Your Window" Edward
Bradford. a member of the SHRINE
band. gave several 1ylOphone solos
which were enthusiastically applaud
ed. Mrs. Ruth Kelso Garrison played
and sang several pianolOsues of her
,own composition, and Major Leigh c.
Fairbanks, basso, accompanied oy
Mrs. James L. Loving, gave group
Colonel r. Fl. RoIfe was the an
.nouncer for the evening.
- ~ ~
Miss Dorothy Alien will entertain
with an informal musical tea at
lo'clock Saturday afternoon in her
home eomplimenting Miss Ruth Eliza
beth Herbst, a bride-eleet of Soyem-
Der.
Mrs. F. V. DE Pew will compl-
Imsnt Miss Katharine Lee. daug liter
cfsArs. ]. G. G. Lee. with a luncheon |
sit II O'Clock Saturday in her home in |
East Agarita avenue.
~ ~ -
Miss Margaret JamisOn will enter |
tain Saturday evening with n dinner /
,iarty in the San Antonio Country |
/ Tub in honor Of Miss Estelle Storms
and her bridal party.
~ u -
Miss Dorothy Mecampbell will cem-
nliment Miss Olive Martindale with |
i luncheon Saturday at i o'clock IN |
Der home in 125 West Agarita ave-
que.
- - -
Miss Tip Youngblood will entertain
Nth house party this. weekend at ]
hrF Medina Lake home as eompli-
ncnt 10 Miss Lorraine Bertrand and
he members Of her bridal party.
- ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. S>encer ot
Fort Worth, are visiting in the city.
Mr.. Spencer is the secretary for the
Ihamber Of commerce of Fort Worth
sInd is the retired president of the
West Texas Chamber of Commerce. |
Mrs. Spencer is the guest of Mrs.
Olive Rodgers in 227 East Craig
place.
A luncheon was given as a compli- |
ment TO Mrs. Spencer at the st. An
thony hotel By Mrs. Ruth T. Sherzel.