San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
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Miss Olte Mccormick entertained
Wednesday with a Mexican luncheon
at her home complimenting Miss Dew
ereux Jarratt, who will leave soon for
Pennsylvania. Bridge was played in
the morning. The table in the dining
room was decorated with a miniature
Mexican village. Dark skinned natives
stood about and the scarlet flowers in
the tiny little gardens added a vivid
note. Mexican sombreros were used as
placecards. Pottery served as favors.
The guests were Miss Jarratt, the
guest Of honor; Miss Anne Braucr,
Miss Mary Katherine Kemper, Miss
Mary Green, Miss Mary lyman. Mrs.
Jimmy Terry, Mrs. Ellis Albaugh,
Mrs. Albert West, Miss Lloyd Martin,
Miss Marion johnson, Miss Katherine
lyman, Miss Mia Fagg, Miss Grace
Embry and Miss Dorothy Embry, Miss
Frances Evans, and the hostess.
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Another attractive Mexican dinner
was that given by Mrs. A. 3. Spencer
and Mrs. Frank Gillespie on Thursday
evening at the country home of Mrs.
Spencer. The affair was given for the
benefit of st. Marks Guild. A gath
ering of San Antonians representing
some of tie oldest families was pres
ent. The beautiful lawn was dimly
lighted and tables were placed beneath
the trees. There was the charming
hospitality that always prevails at
Sunshine ranch. A delicious Mexican
dinner was served the guests. Assist
ing Mrs. Gillespie and Mrs. Spencer
were Mrs. Albert West Jr., Mrs. Mary
Mcneil and Mrs. Robert McGarragh
and others.
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Mrs. George NJ. Goodin and little
son, George Courtney, have returned
from a visit to Houston.
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DIR. and Mrs. Conn i. Milburn and
Miss Helen Milburn and sons. Ken
nedy, John, Conn Jr., and Phillip,
Malcolm and Graham, will return
soon after a summer spent in New
York. Miss Milburn and Kennedy
Milburn took summer courses at Co
lumbia University.
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DR.. and Mrs. Murray Douglas, their
son, Ivan, and daughter, Dorothy, left
Monday for New York where they
will spend several days before visit
ing Montreal, Quebec and Toronto,
where DR.. Douglas will take n course
in the Royal College of Surgeons.
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Mrs. J. X. Dreamer and son, J.
K. Jr., left Friday for their home in
Saltwater, Okla, after spending the
last four months with Mrs. Creamer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ray
bould.
Miss Dorothy Ronaync, the daugh-
ter of Colonel James Ronayne of
Saltwater, Okla, left recently to re-
turn to her home after being the
guest of Mrs. J. X. Dreamer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack RayDould in San
Antonio.
The Sunday school OF Friedens
Evangelical church will have a cake
sale Saturday at Joske's store.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Early, of Cleve-
land, arrived in San Antonio We'd
nesday to visit relatives. They were
accompanied by their children, Ella
May and Joseph. They are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. r, Cary, S43 Ham
mOnd avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Negley and
Mr.. Alfred S. Gage. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Negley will spend the week
end at the Negley's country home at
Waring.
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Members and friends Of st. Luke's
Episcopal church, corner of West
Houston and North Chupaderas
streets, have been invited to n parish
social to be held in the parish house
adjoining the church at s o'clock Fri
day evening. There will be refresh
ments and a program Of music, read
ings and games.
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Miss Laura Bell Laux and Miss
Mary Masch left Monday for Boernc