San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04

man. Robert Phillips of New Orleans.
The bride was attired in a lovely
gown of white satin. fashioned in prin.
cess style with long tight sleeves and
a low round neck finished with deep
bertha of rare lace. The long circular
train was adorned with the lace and
OVERLAND with Brussels point lace. She
wore n tulle veil, caught to the head
with a coronet of orange blossoms.
The brides bouquet was of white rsses
and orchids showered with lilies OF
the valley.
All of the bridesmaids wore gowns
of pink crepe satin trimmed with
French blue velvet and carried arm
bouquets of pink roses and lilies OF
the valley tied with huge blue taffeta
ribbon bows. Dainty rosebud orna-
ments and wreaths were worn in the
hair. Mrs. Scaly, the matron OF
honor, wore a heavily beaded chiffon
dress over pink satin with a side train
of French blue velvet caught to the
shoulder with bow. She also car
ried pink roses and valley lilies.
The little flower girls wore fluffy
ruffled frocks of pink chiffon with the
French blue ribbon bows at the back
the streamers of which hung to the
bottom of the skirts. Each carried
Colonial bouquets Of pink rosebuds
and each tiny head was encircled with
sprays of dainty ,osebuds.
Following the ceremony, a reception
was held in the home of the brides
parents in Magnolia Avenue for the
bridal party. the immediate family and
a few intimate friends.
In the spacious drawing room
adorned with white chrysanthemums
and smilax and cleaning white tapers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martindale, Mrs. Robert
Phillips of New Orleans. Mrs. Charles
j. Biddle of Philadelphia, sisters Of
the groom. Mrs. ]. W. Taylor of Fort
Worth and the members of the bridal
party received the guests.
Mrs. Blanch Petry and Mrs. W. W.
Martindale of San Marcos, Mrs. Rob
ert Martindale and Miss Margaret
Christian OF Austin received in the
hall.
The bridal motif of white blossoms
and greenery was repeated in the din
ing room in which the round table
covered with a magnificent Verona
lace cover was adorned with the white
ring-shaped brides cake embossed with
wreath of lilies.
In the breakfast room punch and
coffee were served. Presiding at the
punch bowl was Miss Dorothy Nc
Campbell Mrs. Temple Calhoun serv-
ed coffee. Assisting in serving were
Misses Margaret Martindale of San
Marcos, Eleanor Warren, Cornelia
Vaughan, Maria Taylor, Ruth West,
Armel Keeran and India Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Legendre left later in
the evening for a bridal trip Of several
weeks in the East. Mrs. Legendre
wor an ensemble suit of gray trimmed
with metallic braid. with hat and ac-
cessories TO match. After the first o:
December they will be at home in
Audubon Place, New Orleans, La.
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Mrs. T. VI. West entertained
Tuesday afternoon in the Wolff &
Marx tea room with a o'clock tea
as a compliment TO Miss Estelle
Storms and Miss Lorraine Bertrand,
two popular brides-elect.
The table had for its center decora-
ton a large basket filled with pink
carnations and white chrysanthemums
surrounded with pink cathedral tapers
in crystal candlesticks. Pink minis in
green bon bon dishes marked covers
for the guests, while tiny miniature
brides marked covers for the two hon
or guests.
Those present were Miss Storms
and Miss Bertrand. Miss Henrietta
Steele. Miss Bess Spears, Miss Mar
garct Jamison. Miss Mae Louise
Schreiner. Miss Ruth Mcfarland,
Miss Mary Louise Price, Miss Lu-
ellie Flannery, Miss Emily Bynum,
Miss Tip YOungblood, Miss Ruth
West. Miss jess Edwards. Mrs. Tom
Lewis, Mrs. Arthur Storms, Mrs. An.
ME Oge Wicks. Mrs. Henry Flannery
Mrs. K. J.. White, Mrs. II. y.
Lovndes and the hostess.
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Miss Harriet Sprague will be COM
plimented Thursday at 1 o'clock with
luncheon in the San Antonio COun-
try Club by Mrs. W. N. Radcliffe,
Mrs. ]. X. Beretta, Mrs. George Hag-
elstein. Mrs. George d. Campbell.
Mrs. Henry Wofford, Mrs. s. z. Gun.
ningham and Mrs. Max Deutz.
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Mrs. Mary Grandjean left recently
for a three months visit with her
daughters. She will visit Mrs. L. II.
Handley. wife of Captain Handley, in
Fort Sill. Oklahoma, and with Mrs.
Ivan Britt in Okloham City.
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Mrs Alice Robin of Ins Angeles
has returned home after a delightful
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Joe earle, los North Colorado street.
This was Mrs. Robins first visit 70
San Antonio in fourteen years.
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Mrs. J. T.. Jarratt complimented
Miss Olive Martindale and Armant Le-
gendre with a beautifully appointed
luncheon Tuesday at noon in the San
Antonio Country Club.
A Dresden bowl filled with a profu-
sion Of pink roses and trailing sprays
Of regina corona formed the center
piece Of the table and was surrounded
with Dresden candelsbra holding green
tapers and smilaI vines studded with
tiny pink rosebuds and maiden-bair
fern.
The covers were marked by minia-
ture figures. Guests were Miss Mar
tindale, Mr.. Legendre, Mrs. Charles
Biddle of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Phillips Of New Orleans, Miss
Frances Myrick Of Lockbart, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sealy Of Galveston, Miss
Louise Fishburn Of Roanoke, Va. /;
Miss Mae Louise Schreiner, Miss Mar