San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
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Before the altar of the First Pres
. byterian church banked with Bermuda
lilies, curly palms and giant ferns,
the impressive ceremony uniting IN
marriage George Hamilton Martin
dale and Miss Katherine Gee was
read by DIR. p. Il. Hill at s 80 o'clock
Tuesday night. Wrought iron can
delabra holding white tapers were
grouped ON the altar, and stood ON
either side Of the entrance OF the
center aisle. The steps to the altar
were also banked with ferns and
smilax was draped over the side
lights.
Prior to the entrance of the bridal
party, William Turner sang AT
Dawning' and "All for You," accom-
panied by Frederick King, who also
played the professional.
The ushers entered in groups OF
two: William Gee and Louis Lips
comb, Temple Calhoun and John
Johnson of Houston, followed by the
bridesmaids and matron, who en-
tered in single file: Miss Virginia
Martindale, Miss Harriet Sprague,
Mrs. Louis Lipscomb and Mrs. Will.
lam Gee, matron of honor, preceded
Miss Margaret Gee, maid of honor,
who was followed by the dainty lit
tie flower girls, Margaret Craig
Adams and Josephine Nix. The bride
entered with her father and was met
at the altar by the groom and his
best man, Tillman James, of Hous-
ton.
The bride was attired in straight
line Cabot model gown of white Sa-
lone velvet, embroidered with seed
pearls and rhinestones with long
sleeves. Her veil, brought from
Venice by the groom's mother, was
a marvellous creation of Venetian
lace over layers of tulle. Rose point
lace formed a coronet about her face
and the cap shaped head-dr was
caught with wreath of orange bios
sons at the back. White satin slip
pers completed the costume. She car
ried q shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley.
The attendants were all gowned in
bouffant taffeta frocks. Miss Martin
dale wore lavender, trimmed with
darker velvet; Miss Sprague, blue
trimmed with dark blue velvet; Mrs.
Lipscomb. green trimmed with green
velvet; Mrs. Gee, creme trimmed with
gold cloth Miss Gee, rose trimmed
with silver cloth. All wore tulle head
bands adorned with rhinestone or
nament, and carried shower bouquets
of pink sweetheart roses. The tiny
flower girls wore dainty pink chiffon
frocks, made with lace yolks and ac-
cordian pleated skirts. Pink ribbon
bands were about their heads AMI
each carried large basket Of rose
petals.
A reception was held in the home
OF the brides parents. following the
ceremony. At the door the guests
were received by Mrs. Craig Adams
and Mrs. Joseph Lanier Nix. In the
living room were Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Gee, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nor
man Martindale, and the members of
the bridal party.
Mrs. Temple Calhoun and Mrs. J.
3. O'Mealey greeted the guests in the
music room.
Christmas decorations. poinsettias,
mistletoe and cedar. featured the
adornments of the living and music
rooms. In the dining room white pre-
vailed. Lilies and ferns were massed
on the table and the buffet and sur
rounded the ring shaped cake. en-
bossed with white icing. White Dres.
den figures and white tapers in sill
yer candelabra graced the table. Mrs.
Frank Crook of Corpus Christi cut
and served the cake, and Mrs. Fred
Crook of Taylor presided at the punch
bowl.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Martindale left for Washington and
New York, from whence they will sail
for Cuba. Mrs. Martindale wore
three-piecc Patou model ensemble of
French blue and bois de rose. The
hat and accessories were to match.
After the first of February Mr.
and Mrs. Martindale will be at home
in 100 Lewis street.
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Mrs. David Schein will entertain
with tea from to 6 o'clock Mon
day afternoon in the Ethel Brown
Tea Room complimenting her daugh.
ter Miss Frances Schein. Mrs. Schcin
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Alex Adams. Mrs. Il. NJ. Burleson,
Mrs. X. G.. Hauser. Miss Harriet Van
Buren, and Miss Ruth Jameton.
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Mrs. George Rodney Willis enter
tanned Saturday afternoon with a
bridge party complimenting Mrs. $.
r. Theobald Of Wayne, Neb. Christ
mas greens decorated the room and
red tapers CLEANED from silver candle
sticks. The guests numbered 10.
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The marriage Of DIR. Willard +.
Dickernell of Ohio, and Miss Willyetta
Mae Clarke will take place Mt s 80
o'clock Tuesday night in the home of
the brides aunt. Mrs. w. G. Herpel
in Alamo Heights.
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Miss Margot Glaze entertained
Wednesday evening with a bridge |
party in her home complimenting her
brother and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. G. |
RI. Glaze, of Fort Worth. who are |
spending the holidays here. The
guests numbered 81.
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Mr.. Max Oppenheimer returned |
from the University Of Texas during |
the early part of the week and to |
spend the holidays with his mother,
Mrs. A. M. Oppenheimer.
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