San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
for
isit0rs Is
Arranged

| ihlVInd TtCeptloH, lnc guests Will Us
escorted to the Rialto theater.
The visitors will meet in the parlors
OF the Scottish Rite temple at 1C
o'clock Tuesday morning and will BE-
taken for an automobile tour of the
city. At 8 80 o'clock, the ladies are
; invited to assemble in the Scottish
Rite parlors. where they will be re.
ceived by the ladies entertainment
committee, and escorted to the Palace
theater. Immediately following tho
show. the guests will proceed to the
Original Mexican restaurant, where in
elaborate Mexican dinner will be
served.
A luncheon for the ladies will be
given Wednesday noon in the Gunter
hotel. All visitors are askci TO meet
the members Of the Commute, in the
perlors fthe Gunter at nUOn. At
/! SO o'clock Thursday morning oil are
invited TO assemble in the parlors Of
tie temple. from whence they will 90
to the Ethel Brown ten room for a
luncheon. A theater party az the Ma
jestic will follow.
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The impressive ceremony uniting
in marriage Harry E. Stanz OF Mil
waukee and Miss Anne Tewes, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter f. Tewes
| of Lavernia. was read at s O'CLOCK
Thursday night in st. Marks Epls-
copal Church by Bishop W. T. Capers.
Easter lilies and palms were banked
against the altar and down the center
aisle, tall wrought-iron candelabra
held white cathedral tapers. Mrs.
Fred Jones sang 20 Perfect Love-
and "At Dawning," accompanied by
Walter Durham.
The groomsmen, Edwin Wetzel of
| Milwaukee, Walter Tewes Jr., Rich
ard Surkamp, Ernst Schuchard, Grady
Barrett and Winchester Kelso Jr,
entered first, followed by the brides
attendants: Miss Winifred Stanz OF
Milwaukee. Miss Anita Deutz of San
Luis Potosi, Mexico. the maid of hon
or, and Mrs. Winchester Kelso Jr.,
| the matron of honor. The bride en-
tered with her father. She was met at
the altar by the bridegroom and his
| best man, Edward Tcwes. She was
preceded by the little flower girl,
Joyce Kelso.
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| Miss Lucille Gaines, who has been
enjoying a visit in Coral Gables, Fla,
since the first of March as the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Brian /. c. Norton,
will return home for Fiesta week, &C.
| companied by Mrs. Norton.
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Miss Adelaide Winerich was the
honor guest Wednesday afternoon at
tea of lovely appointments given
by Mrs. W. G. Walker and Mrs.
Philip Coldwell in Mrs. Walkers
home in West Summit Place. In the
living room, abloom with spring flow
crs, the guests were received by Mrs.
Coldwell. Mrs. Walker, Miss Winer-
ich and Mrs. w. NJ. Winerich. Others
in the room greeting guests were Mrs.
NJ. W. Ratcliff. Mrs. A. J. Bell and
Mrs. r. B. Cherry.
Little Miss Betty Jean Lytle re-
ceived the guests cards at the door
and in the hall Mrs. K. \. Martin
dale, Mrs. ". P. Walker, Mrs. J. l..
Browne, Mrs. J. Frank Blair and
Mrs. H. Roos received.
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Mrs. Willard Bettley entertained at
bridge at her home in West Cypress
street in honor Of Mrs. Earl Stafford,
one afternoon during the week.
The bridge tables were placed in the
reception and living rooms. where pink
roses and ferns were used in decora-
ton. In the dining room the tea ia
bic was covered with myriads of gay
bluebonnets. After bridge Mrs. Stat
ford was presented with many lovely
gifts.
dnI;c;ous saIoJ oounsn rr,s Sn.-ad
to the following guests: Misses Jane
Stearnes White, Elizabeth Campbell,
Dorothy Allen, Elizabeth Scofield,
Dorothy Richter, Myrtle Ferguson,
Olivia Baldesareli and Mesdames Ed
ward Decker, William Ward Melon
aid, J. Houston Caruthers, Y. NJ. Will
liams, A. Short, Byron Wolff, Harry
Reutzel, H. Winters, the honor guest,
Mrs. Stafford, and the hostess.
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Miss Margaret Monroe entertained
the Majestic club in her home at us
West Kings Highway Thursday after
noon.
Bunco was played and prizes award
ed TO Mesdames Phil Brown, Edward
J.. Snyder, Eddie Oelkers and Robert
Schleyer.
Refreshments were served to the
following: Mesdames J. G.. Breeder,
Phil Brown, Ralph Weber, Robert
Greevens, Frank Mergle, Edward L..
Snyder, o.. Snyder, Spencer Silver,
Eddie Oelkers, Arthur Lowe, George
Hopper. Charles George, Harold Hay
cock, Robert Schleyer and Leo Weber. |
The next meeting will be at the |
home Of Mrs. Robert Schleyer at . 80 |
o'clock, April Is.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dreibrodt enter |
tanned the Straight Eight Bridge club
in their home at 433 Hammond
avenue on April S.
The living room and dining room |
were decorated with roses and Easter
lilies.
Prizes were awarded to Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Wilke.
Refreshments were served TO Mr.. |
aud Mrs. +. G. 0rmond, Mr.. and Mrs, |
Otto Wilke and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward |
l.. Snyder.
The next meeting will be at thu
home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward L. |
Snyder, 1880 Highland Boulevard,
May Is.
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The Young Peoples League OF
Friedens Evangelical church meets
this afternoon at o'clock in the Sun.
day school room. All members and
their friends are cordially invited to
be present. A devotional hour has been