San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

entertained its members with a tea
dance and in the evening, the Christ
mas Cotillion club entertained with
a delightful dance in the ball room
of the st. Anthony hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Masterson were
hosts Saturday night in their home in
Bushnell place, complimenting their
daughter, Beatrice, and her house
guest, Miss Ruth Crabbs of Starsdale,
n. Y, with an informal dance. The
home was transformed into a bower
of pine and cedar and red and green
colors prevailed. The annual Christ
mas dance of the 1924 class of Brack-
enridge high school took place Satur-
day night in La Placeta.
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The blue suite of the st. Anthony
hotel was the scene Monday night
of the ceremony read by the Rev.
Hugh Mcclellan, uniting in marriage
Earl Robinson Wilson and Miss Ha-
eel Stevens. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with trailing smilax
and clusters of white chrysanthemums.
Tall csndelabra holding white tapers,
formed an aisle leading to the i'm
proyised altar festooned with white
roses and lilies Of the valley. A mass
Of white roses and wax tapers banked
the top of the piano.
Mrs. Charles Treuter sang the bril-
dal songs, "Oh Promise Me" and THE
Voice That Breathed Ger Eden,- ac-
companied by Miss Fern Hirsch, who
also played Lohengrin's wedding march
for the professional.
The bride. gowned in a Milgrim
model of gold and brown, with gloves
and accessories to match, entered on
the arm Of P. s. Powell, the best man,
preceded by her only attendant, Mrs.
Daisy Marquis Briggs. Mrs. Briggs
was attired in q gown Of shaded blue
crepe, trimmed with cut steel beads.
Miss Stevens has been a teacher in
the city schools for a number Of years
and has a large circle of friends.
Mr.. Wilson is a business man Of
Tulsa, Okla, and is a member of the
firm of Wilson and Garrett. He is a
member Of the Tulsa and University
clubs and also of various civic and
fraternal organizations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for Florida.
LAtg Will NC at uoulS W lut4F ITleUOs
after January 10 in the Wells hotel,
Tulsa.
Miss Eloise Rose was hostess Mon
day at the Original Mexican restau-
rant with a luncheon, complimenting
Miss Feryle Hunter Of Dallas, guest
Of Miss Dorothy Beckman.
A large silver basket filled with
poinsettias graced the center Of the
table, surrounded with silver candle
sticks holding red tapers. Miniature
fir trees marked covers for Miss Hun.
ter, Miss Beckman, Miss Ruth Bur
gin, Miss Rowena Johnston, Miss
Helen Lindsay, Miss Marguerite
Stroeck, Miss Grace Ryan, Miss Is
telle Praeger, Miss Josephine Apple
white, Miss Maurine Torrance. Miss
Helen Gugenheim, Miss Lily Goeth,
Mrs. y. s. Walden, Mrs. W. +. Rose
and Miss Rose.
Captain and Mrs. Stanley Richard
son and Lieutenant and Mrs. law
renee u. Bixby will entertain from
4 10 > o'clock, Thursday. presenting
Ruth Comfort Mitchelrs Chinese play,
The Sweetmeat Game" in the War
Department Theater No. 2, in the
Cavalry Post.
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The Semper Fidelis Club will hold
It's regular meeting January S when
final arrangements will be made for
club anniversary dance which will be
held January 10 in the st. Anthony
Ballroom.
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Misses Margaret and Myra Gill
have arrived from San Marcos Acad-
envy 10 spend the holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Gill.
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The Alamo Country Club will en-
iertaiD with an elaborate dinner dance
Thursday evening. TO witness the be-