San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
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One of the most interesting we'd
| iings of the season took place Tues
day evening in the First Presbyterian
Church when DIR. p. B. Hill read the
ceremony uniting in marriage DIR.
Ralph Arnold Ericsson and Miss Lu
ellie Wilma Bear. A trellis of smilax
studded with white carnations stood
in front of the altar and tall wicker
baskets of white Easter lilies stood on
either side.
Prior to the ceremony, the Shrine
band, of which DR.. Ericsson is mem
Der, played Organ Echoes" Jane Al
den Mrs. Hudson Gilmore Samson
sang 20 Promise Me-" She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Nat Goldsmith.
The Shrine band then played the
Lohengrin wedding march for the pro-
cessional and the Mendlessoh1 we'd
ding march for the occasional.
Miss Lois Heuerman entered first
followed by the following in single
file: Miss Dorothy Bell Heuermann,
DR.. W. A. Ostendorf, Walter lyman,
DIR. Harvey A. Ericsson, Mrs. T. Guy
Boyd of Houston, matron of honor,
and Miss Louise Feehan. maid OF
honor. The bride entered with her sis
ter. Mrs. Leslie b. Anderson and was
met at the altar by the bridegroom
and his best man, DIR. III. L. Ericsson.
The bride was attired in a lovely
white georgette gown closely wove
with silver and finished with three
rows of silver and crystal bead
fringe. Her veil formed a coronet o.
lace about the face with orange bios
SONS on either side. The train was
finished with a band Of beaded geors-
cite. She carried a bouquet OF white
roses showered with lilies OF the val
ley.
Miss Lois Heuermann wore grey
chiffon crepe over pink trimmed with
large handmade pink roses; MISS
Dorothy Bell Heuermann wore orcnid
georrette with shocked circular skirt
and trimmed with a beaded girdle;
Mrs. Boyd, straight line gold lace
gown: Miss Feehan, pink cut velvet
fashioned with a circular skirt; Mrs:
Anderson. blue and gold brocaded
satin finished with a huge bow in the
back trimmed with gray taffeta ana
she wore a large gray hat.
As DR.. and Mrs. Ericsson departed
from the church, the Shrine band
formed an aisle 10 the waiting car
and serenaded them.
Following the ceremony, an infor-
NAL reception for the bridal party was
held in the home of DIR. and Mrs. II.
Il. Ericsson, 100 Cloverleaf avenue:
Later il the evening, the bride ana
bridegroom left for a motor trip TO
North Texas. Mrs. Ericsson wore a
spring model ensemble Of dark blue
georgette trimmed with gray FUR ana
carried gray accessories. Her hat was
a French model in black trimmed with
feathers.
After February I. DR.. and Mrs.
Ericsson will be at home in their home
in 433 Queens Crescent.
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The officers and ladies OF Kelly
Field will entertain Thursday evening
with a dinner dance in the Aviation
Club.
Following the polo games at Kelly
Field Tuesday afternoon, an informal
tea was given in the Aviation Club.
At the tea table adorned with varied
spring flowers, Mrs. Frank Andrews
and Mrs. II. II. George served.
The Beta Tau Zeta sorority will
meet Friday afternoon in the home OF
Miss Harriet Cox in West Huisache
Avenue. At the last meeting in the
home of Miss Centheyia Rote the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
new year: President, Catherine John
son; vice president, Agnes Conroy;
secretary, Carrie Newton: treasurer.
Josephine Golson; press reporter, Ella
Katherine Mills; sergeant at arms,
Grace Jersig.
The following invitation has been
received:
The Chaminade Choral society re-
quests the honor of your presence at
the invitation concert in the st. An
thony Hotel ballroom at 4 o'clock Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Ellen d. Schultz entertained
with a tea from TO 6 o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon complimenting Miss
boDeAld IhVuidSs Diiut-titSb VI ny
week in the Band Box tearoom. The
guests included the teachers with
whom Miss Thomas has taught during
the past term.
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The marriage of DR.. III. T. Tullos
Of West, Texas, 10 Miss Roberta
will take place in the home
OF Mrs. Il. II. Burger, 264 Post Ave
nue., at s 80 o'clock Thursday night.