San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-30
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Colonel and Mrs. ]. J. Ryan and
Major and Mrs. Joseph Choate King
will entertain from > 80 TO 7:3t
o'clock Thursday at $40 Brahan Boule
ward. in honor Of Major and Mrs. Viii
liam Ord Ryan of Fort Sill.
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Miss Georgia Locke departed Sun
day for Jackson. Tenn. where she vii
stay for about two weeks as the guest
Of relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. Fred ]. Combe. Mr.
and Mrs. Sam c. Bennett. Mr.. anC
Mrs. William Portland will entertain
with a dinner dance in La placeta
January II complimenting Misses
Agnes Terrell. Ellen Bell Newton
Mary Lupc and Olive Ellis.
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Miss Myrtle Rawls of Maria is
spending the holidays with relatives
and friends in the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. Leslie Ellsworth
entertained Tuesday with a dinner in
The Cassell followed by a Majestic
Thcater party Tuesday complimenting
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Ellsworth and
Miss Frances Ellsworth of MeAlester,
Okla. and Robert McComb of Los An
geles. Cal. The guests included the
members of the family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Ellsworth and
daughter. Frances, of McAlester,
Okla. are spending the holidays with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L.
Ellsworth in West Euclid Avenue.
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Captain and Mrs. S. Richardson and
Lieutenant and Mrs. L. b. Bixby will
entertain from 4 TO . o'clock Thurs
day afternoon with a unique presenta-
ton of Chinese play in a theater in
the Cavalry Post.
The San Antonio Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union will meet at
5 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the
y. w. c. A.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Morris and
children. Estelle and Mildred. Of
Houston, are guests for the HOLIDAYS
with Mr.. and Mrs. y. X. StovaL, in
POS San Francisco street.
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Miss Mary Marshalis of Humble, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. r. Stovall.
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Miss Pauline Stippich entertained
the pupils Of her piano classes Mon
day afternoon with a Majestic Thea
ter party. Those present were Nil
dEed Crawford. Laurabel Laux. Ja-
nice Carrithers, Marian Longaker.
Beverly Crawford. Cecilia Rice. Mu-
riel TraftoD, Bernice Baylis, George
Anthony Bolner. Edward
Liberto. Mary Breasted. Elizabeth
Sharpton. Joseph Ternus. Dorothy Bu-
dow. Robert Breasted, Helen Budow,
Jack Doyle. Marion KOehler, Mary
Marsch and Inez Koehler.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William viii ana
Miss Marjorie L. Will will entertain
with a buffet supper Thursday even
Ing in their home in Army boule-
ward. complimenting Mrs. James +.
George Of Chicago.
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The Speech Arts Teachers Associa
ton will meet at u Is o'clock Sat
urday in the St. Anthony Hotel For
call Mrs. William He'll.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Gregg Francis
have returned from Navasota. where
they spent Christmas with friends.
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An elaborate masquerade dance will
be given Wednesday night in the gym
nasiual at Fort Sam Houston from
. 80 TO o'clock for the officers and
their friends of Fort Sam Houston.
Kelly Field. Brooks Field, Duncan
Field, Camp Normoyle and the arse
nal. Prizes will be awarded before
the unmasking at midnight.
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Chapter II. Texas, of the J.. +. o.
will entertain with a party
at 80 O'Clock Thursday in the home
Of Miss Eva Orvis, 603 West Mistle-
toe avenue.
The ceremony. marked by its quiet
uniting in marriage DR..
Willard F. Hickernell and Miss Viii
letta Mae Clarke, daughter Of Mrs.
w. p. Clarke, was read at S 80 O'Clock
Tuesday night by Rev. Sylvester p.
Robertson OF ST. Marks Episcopal
church in the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
w. G. Herpel in Alamo Heights.
The bride. gOwned in a lovely white
chiffon velvet dress. was escorted To
the imprOvised altar by her uncle, W.
G. Herpel. She wore a long veil and
carried q bouquet Of white rosebuds
shOwered with lilies Of the valley.
Those present included only the
members Of the immediate family and
friends Of the bride. During
the ceremony music was played By
Miss Maude Cunyus and Eddie Mar
tinez on the piano and cello.
Following the ceremony. DR.. and
Mrs. Hickernell departed for Kinks
vile, No, where they viii make their
home.
Miss Eunys Brunette entertained
the Justamere Bridge Club in her
home in 5lJ GOliad street. Red roses.
and pOinsettias mingled
with greens in the typical Christmas
decorations Of the home. The winding
stair rail was entwined with vines
and tiny electric lights. In the cente.
Of the room on a table stood q hrist-
mas tree covered with tinsel and toys,
with tall cleaning red tapers in crys-
tai candlehOlders.
Following the games prizes were
awarded Miss Edna Swain. Miss Del
"a Haryick. Miss Ruth Haryick ana
4 guest prize was presented 10 Miss