San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Miss Martindale,
Bride-tO-be, Guest

Mrs. f. V. DePew entertained with
beautifully appointed luncheon at ]
O'Clock Friday in her home in ia
East -Agarita avenue, as compli-
ment to Miss Olive Martindale, whose
marriage TO Armant Legendre will
take place Tuesday.
Old fashioned flowers were used
profusely to decorate the rooms. The
sixteen guests included only the mem
bers of the bridal party and the init
mate friends Of Miss Martindale.
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The regular monthly Missionary
Round Table luncheon of the Wo-
mans auxiliary of the First Presby-
terrain church was held Monday in the
church.
Mrs. A. B. Weakley presided. After
brief welcome and announcements,
Mrs. Weakley turned the meeting
over TO Mrs. James Graham, program
leader. In introducing the subject,
Sunday school extension and young
peoples wotk. Mrs. Graham said that
the importance of this phase of the
church work could not be overesti-
mated. The first speaker introduced
was Mrs. Conn Milburn, whose sub
jet was Sunday school extension.
Mrs. Milburn emphasized the i'm
portance OF this branch Of the church
work, giving statistics showing that
most Of the crimes committed were
by the youth under 20 years of age
and arguing that the responsibility OF
saving the world rested with the
church.
Mrs. Bourquin sang The Teach
er's Prayer
Mrs. Adele Hoon gave a very com
prehensive talk on the youth and the
Church" She declared that in order
TO do the great work that falls 10 the
church. youth must be claimed rather
than adults reclaimed. Mrs. Harriet
Van Buren, OF the college department
outlined the work Of that department
in the church school. telling OF the
different committees that are func-
tioning. DR.. Hill closed the program
with prayer.
An enthusiastic audience greeted
Harry FarDman. famous American
violinist. Tuesday. in the ball room OF
the ST. Anthony Hotel. when he was
presented as the artist for the first Of
the Tuesday Musical Clubs series OF
musicale teas.
The stage was set with Oriental
rugs. an Oriental lamp, brass bowls
and a ssmOvar. against a background
OF Chinese tapestry. The program was
as follows: two airs from Bach; Con
cert j Major: "Cadenza by Sauret,
Paganni: prelude and Allegro" Pug
mani: "Nocturne in j Major" Chop
in: Spinning Song" Pepper; He
brew Melody" Achron: Russian Car
nival." Wieniawsky. Margaret Engler
accompanied at the piano.
Following the concert. tea was
served in the tapestry room. A crystal
bowl Of marigOlds and zinnias sur
rounded by crystal candle sticks hold
ing tall blue tapcrs formed the CEN
terpiece for the TEA table. Presiding at
the table were Mrs. j. l.. Naylor.
Miss Alice O'Grady. Mrs. William
Cassin ard Mrs. J. T. Woodhull.
Guests were received in the tapes
try room by Mrs. Eli Hertzberg,
Harry Farbman. Margaret Engler,
Mrs. joseph Choate King and Mrs.
Leonard Brown and the patronncsses,
Mesdames Guy Borden, G. {. Cresson.
Annie Chittim. Emmy Dittmar, Sara b
Eager. 4. Dwyer, Florida Sharpe, W
p. Rote. Annie Katzenberger. Julia
Heusinger Mccall, Albert Maverick,
James /. SlaydeD, Cora Ogden VIII
son g. A. Duerief and Misses Adin9
DeZayala and Ameli. Beauregard.
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Nrs. II. ". Hart complimentec
Miss Olive Martindale who il to be-
come the bride Of Arment Legendre
Of New Orleans. on November 3, with
a beautifully appointed luncheon IN
her home Tuesday at noon.
A lovely wedding bouquet formed
the centerpiece Of the table with a
shower Of pink rosebuds and regina
corona. Pink and blue tapers cleaned
from Dresden candelabra.
Dainty pink mint cups marked
covers for Miss Martindale. the guest
Of honor, and Misses Mae Louise
Schreiner, Margaret Lewis, Louise
Fishburn Of Roanoke, Va, Olive II
lis, Corona Patton Of Pennsylvania
Mary Lupe, Adelaide Winerich, Lii
lie Beal Frost and the hostess.
u ~ y
Miss Lucille Gaines will entertain
with a dinner dance at 3 o'clock on
the evening Of November IA in the
San Antonio Country club bOnoring
the debutantes. Of the season and Miss
Kitty West Schreiner and her mouse
guests, Miss Katherine Ward Of
Sycamore Park, Bronxville, n. y,
and Miss Hester Anne Fisher Of Tel
hon. nfapor ~