San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
Miss EVANS is
Guest of
Honor

Mrs. J. d. Rockafellow entertained
Miss Francese Roma Evans, BRIDE
elect Of April, and few close friends
with festive luncheon at La Plaezta
at o'clock Thursday. A pink and
lavender color scheme was carried
out in the exquisitcly appointed table
decorations. A central basket held
pink and mauve sweet peas and coral
carnations over which fluttered pastel
colored butterflies while lavender
maline lent an airy daintiness to the
/ arrangement.
Crystal candlesticks held lavender
( tapers and crystal baskets held laven-
der and pink minis and candies.
The place cards were small brides
with malinc wells and marked places
for the honoree, Miss Evans, her
mother, Mrs. w. Leslie Evans. Mrs.
Willie Coombs. Mrs. Harold Winters,
Mrs. George Cannon, Mrs. William
Byrd Jr., and Mrs. A. M. Harris, and
the hostess. At each place small pink
celluloid parasols held rice and a bird
. wish for the bride which had been
rhymed by Mrs. A. NJ. Harris.
A bird contest afforded much mer-
riment and introduced many birds to
the contestants. The subject of the
contest was Birds That Are Present
at Weddings" and was in the nature
of questions that were answered by
the name of some bird. A stuffed red
bird suitable for decoration on house
plants was awarded as prize and
was won by Mrs. Leslie Evans.
The honoree was presented with
decorative boudoir lamp and made
charming little speech Of appreciation
when the bird wishes were read to her
by each guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Il. Adams enter
tanned with a dinner dance Wednes-
day night in the Alamo Country CluD.
Two white Easter rabbits hitched
TO a little wagon filled with grass,
flowers and Easter eggs adorned the
center of the long table.
The guests were Mr.. aud Mrs.
Herbert Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
L. Nix. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Mellift, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Tips, Mr.. and Mrs, Ar
thur Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. CraiS
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto koehler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McAllister, nv.
and Mrs. James dresser, Or. ana
Mrs. Oscar Hunt Judkins, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. e. b. McGimsey, Mr.. and MrS.
Fred Felthaus, Mr.. and Mrs: Joe T..
Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lips
comb and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jimer-
son of Kansas City.
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A centerpiece Of vSricd spring flow
crs-sweet peas, larkspur, jonquils and
narcissi-decorate the table when
Mrs. Eleanor $. Townsend comph-
mepted Miss Mae Louise Schreiner and
members of the Carruth-Schreiner bri-
daI party with buffet supper in her
home " ednesday night.
The guests were Miss Schreiner, Mr..
Carruth, Miss Eleanor Warren, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Micklcr, Mrs. La
fayettc Ward, Miss Agnes Terrell,
Miss Maria Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. jedi
I,oc. Mr.. and Mrs. W. &. Rigsby, Mr..
and Mrs. Ro0crt Moss Ayres. Mr.. and
Mrs. RoOert Mortimer. Thomas. Hart,
William Clegg. Frank Lewis Jr., Matt
TAYLOR. William Thornton, Willard
Berman and Captain L. #. Crane.
Following ;be supper. dancing was
enjoyed at the Alamo Country Club.
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The members Of the A. W. W. OF
the Mckinley Avenue Methodist
church enjoyed an outdoor party at
breckenridge Park recently. A lunch
con in the near future is anticipated.
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Circle Q Of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Grace Lutheran church will
have a cake sale beginning at 10
o'clock Saturday morning in Wolff
and Marx store.
Clarence DE Saline. Walter Bender
and Al Gianotti will entertain the
members Of the Merry Makers Club
with kid party" Thursday in the
/ .mc Of WRIT; Bender.
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Mrs. Fred A. Hobart Of Canadian,
Tex. formerly Miss Minerva Jones,
arrived recently to be the house
guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Gao
dis.
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Mrs. r. II. Weber was hostess
Tuesday afternoon in her home i'll
West Kings Highway, at a bridge
party. Those enjoying the games
were Mesdames l.. Hammond, J.
Bedcr. A. c. Lowe. Leo Weber and
Ben Henderson and Miss Leila Mae
johnson of Dallas and Miss Margaret
Monroe.
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Miss Frances Skinner, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Skinner. whose
marriage TO DIR. Ira Il. Stowell takes
place April z, has chosen for her at
PENDANTS Miss Jane Wood and Miss
Matte Bailey of Rockport. Little
loan Skinner will be the flower girl.
Victor Prassell will act as best man
and Percy Waring will be the grooms-
man.
Many delightful luncheons and par.
ties are being planned in honor Of
Miss Skinner.
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A bowl of lavender sweetpeas
graced the center of the luncheon
table at the Original Mexican Res
taurant Monday noon when Mrs.
james Phcifster and Mrs. w. A. Gu
raubka complimentcd Mrs. Victor
Kaufman Of Canton, Ohio.