San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10

Mrs. Albert Stoves Jr. and Mrs.
Sam G. Newton Jr., entertained We'd
nesday with a tea in Mrs. Stoves
home in Elizabeth road complimenting
Miss Ellen Bell Newton and Miss
Agnes Terrell.
Receiving the guests in the hall,
which was abloom with yellow chry-
santhemums, were Mrs. Victor Keller,
Mrs. Stella Walker, Mrs. Ruth Colt,
Mrs. Charles Armstrong, Mrs. Curtis
Vaughan, Mrs. James Pennington,
Mrs. Terrell Bartlett, Miss Matte
SHROPSHIRE, Mrs. Gustave Pagen-
stecher, Miss Elizabeth West and Miss
Carolyn Keller. At the door, the
guest cards were taken by little
Misses Agnes Newton and Annie Ter
rell.
The living room was lovely with its
clusers of roses and with candelabra
holding cleaning pink tapers. Here
stood the hostesses, Mrs. Newton and
Mrs. Stoves, and Miss Terrell and
Miss Newton. Across the room were
Miss Olive Ellis, Miss Beall Frost,
Miss Helen Morgan, Miss Jimmie
Steele, Miss Margaret Irwin and Miss
Adelaide Winerich introduced by Mrs.
Arthur Mathis.
Dresden appointments were featured
in the decorations in the dining room.
The table was lovely with its Dresden
china baskets filled with pink roses.
corn flowers and heather. At either
end of the long table stood Dresden
candelabra holding lavender tapers.
Alternating at the coffee and tea ser
vice were Mrs. J. f. Combs, Mrs.
William Cassin. Mrs. W. r. futile
and Mrs. Tom Newton and Mrs. Tom
Mathis. Others assisting in the dining
room were Mrs. Ernest Groos, Mrs.
Victor Hugo, Mrs. Jack Glen. Mrs.
Tobin Rote, Mrs. James Pennington,
Mrs. John Kuntz. Misses Mildred
johnson. Lucille Spindle and Rose
mary Kuntz.
The sun psrlor was filled with yell
low chrysanthemums and ported
plants. Receiving IN here were Mrs.
Fidele Chamberlain, Mrs. Gerard Fra
ser, Mrs. Quest Couch. Mrs. Arthur
Morton. Mrs. Adolph Bcckman. Mrs.
Max Kruger, Mrs. Raymond Barnes
and Miss Cornelia Vaughan.
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Mrs. p. E. Steffler was hostess to
group of friends at a bunco party.
Following the games prizes were
awarded TO Miss Emma Schumann,
Mrs. z. FLAG and Miss Irene Stet-
fler.
On account of the death of II. l..
Guenther, the dance planned by Mr..
and Mrs. Erhard r. Guenther Friday
evening in honor Of Miss Olive Graves
Ellis and Miss Anita Deutz VIII not
take place.
Mrs. Alfred Duerler and Mrs. NJ.
A. Kreuger entertained Tuesday with
a charming luncheon in the San An
tonic Country Club in honor of Miss
Ellen Belle Newton, Miss Adelaide
Winerich. Miss Olive Ellis, Miss Lii
lie Beal Frost and Miss Honora Pat
ton.
The gaily decorated table with its
mass of Christmas evergreens and has
kets of crimson poinsettas held covers
for 80 guests.
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st. Cecelia's Guild of Christ Episco-
pal Church in Laurel Heights, will
serve a Mexican dinner from o 80
O'Clock to 8 80 o'clock Thursday even
ing in the parish house. In addition
to the dinner, the guild will entertain
with bazaar at which many delight
full gifts suitable for Christmas pres
ents will be for sale.
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The PaSent-Teachers Association Of
Breckenridge High School was enter
tanned Friday afternoon with an exhi-
bition of the work of the physical
training class and two playlets pre-
sented by the Dramatic Art Class. d.
rected BY Miss Bessie Lea Dickey. Mrs.
II. Heubaum presided in the absence
Of the president, Mrs. W. II. Quirk.
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Mrs. W. H. Chambers, Mrs. J. NJ.
Nix and Mrs. John Briscoe will be
joint hostesses at the Friday morn
ing bridge luncheon in the Alamo
Country Club. This viii be the last
regular Friday morning bridge at
tne cluD until after the Mondays.
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Miss Lorraine Terry will entertain
with a buffet luncheon in her home
Tuesday, December %.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oryille Whitledge
will arrive in San Antonio Friday
evening TO be the guests Of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mre. T. F. Whitledge
and TO see their little daughter,
Chickie, who resides here with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
ledge are on the Orpheum circuit and
viii appear on the Majestic theater
stage next week. Mr.. Whitledge is
well known in the city as be former
~ lived here and graduated from
Main Avenue High School.
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Mrs. c. d. Steinwinder entertained
Wednesday noon with a beautifully
appointed luncheon in the tea room
in Wolff and Marx store, compliment