San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
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Walter Booth will entertain from 4
to 6 o'clock Thursday afternoon, with
a tea in the Bright Shawl.
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Miss Agnes Terrell and members
of the Clegg-Terrcll EriGal party were
entertained Tuesday evening with a
dinner party in the Bright Shawl,
with Miss Maria Tayioc AMI MIS-
George Sealy as hostesses.
Clusters of pomegranate flower;
filled bowls on the long tablcs Covers
were laid for Miss Terrell, William
Carney Clegg. Mrs. Ray Powers
Lewis, Misses Mary Terrell, Eleanor
Stribling. Ellen Bell Newton. Eliza.
beth Terrell and Anne Terrell and
Willard Berman. Frank Lewis. Will
liam Thornton. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Moss Ayres, Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert
Mickler.
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DIR. and Mrs. w. NJ. Wolf will ell
terrain Tuesday night with a dinner
dance in the Bright Shawl tea room
complimenting Miss Olive Graves Ell
lis. Miss Lille Beall Frost and Miss
Adelaide Winerich.
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Mrs. b. +. Stout entertained with q
luncheon Tuesday noon in the tropical
room of the Bright Shawl. honoring
members of the committee who served
with her in arranging the floats Of the
Battle Of Flowers parade. Covers
were laid for Mesdames =. J. McNeel,
W. ID. Lupc, George Martin, Z. T..
Hogg and George Houston.
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Mrs. +. f. Stauffcr and Mrs. Rex
Preis entertained group of the young
matrons with a bridge luncheon at
o'clock Tuesday in their home honor.
ing Mrs. Travis Moursund. The small
tables were decorated with spring
flowers.
Covers were laid for Mesdames Gus
Altgelt, George Martindale, Louis
Lipsccmb, William Gee, Robert Moss
Ayres, Gerald Drought. William Hen.
singer. Howell Mueller. Ray McCau,
lay, Albert Cbalkley, Edward Sivley
and Mrs. Richard Corrigan Of Hous.
ton.
The hostesses were assisted in enter.
tanning by Mrs. A. ii. Worden. Mrs.
Alice d. Ayrcs and Mrs. W. W. Nc.
Crory.
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Miss Altoe Nelson of Chicago ar,
rived Tuesday to be the guest for two
uTnnlyg Of hap gfatnr npI hrnfhnr No.
jOr and Mrs. J. Andrew White, in
their home in Fort Sam Houston.
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Mrs. Albert Stoves ST., entertained
Monday with a luncheon of charming
appointments in the Spanish room OF
the Bright Shawl, complimenting Miss
Helen Smith of Omaha, Neb., the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stoves. and
Mrs. Oscar Meyer Of Eagle Pass, the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Vaughan.
Brightly colored spring flowers
graced the center of the table which
held covers for Miss Smith. Mrs. Mey.
er. Mesdames George Vaughan, Arthur
Muir, Gilbert Wright. L. V. DePew,
Adolph Beckmann, Curtis Vaughan,
Albert Stoves Jr., Walter Stoves and
Miss Bess Spears, Miss Corneiia
Vaughan, Miss Stella Walker and the
hostess.
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Mrs. Scott Schreiner Of Kerrville
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam {,
Bell.
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Mrs. DuPrc Il. Dance of Fort Sill,
Okla. entertained ut noon Wednesday
with a luncheon of charming appoint
ments 10 the Bright Shawl, compli'
menting Mrs. Everett Sprague Emer'
son, who before her recent marriage
was Miss Ruth West.
The gaily painted tables in thu
Spanish room were decorated Will
bowls of bright spring flowers. Gov
ers were laid for group of the init
mate friends Of Mrs. Emerson.
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Pink roses and larkspur mingled
with fern in decorating the rooms il
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick o
Terrell when theys entertained Tues
day night complimenting Miss Agnet
Terrell and William C. Clegg.
A buffet supper was served witt
Mrs. i. b. Clegg presiding at the cot
fee service and Mrs. William Fordtral
serving pudding.
| The guests numbered 70.
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| Major and Mrs. Alfred Bloor en-
| tertained with bridge supper in thel
home in Fort Sam Houston Tuesda
night honoring their guest, Mrs. Jon
Tobin Of Austin, and Mrs. p. c. War
of Pittsburgh and Mrs. X. {. McCart
of Birmingham, the guests Of Colont
and Mrs. Felix Blackburn.
The table was exquisitely decorate
with silver vases filled with rose
sweet peas and snap-dragons. III
guests were Mrs. Tobin, Mrs. Ware
| Mrs. McCarty. Colonel and Mr.
blackburn. Colonel and Mrs. job
Preston. Colonel and Mrs. John
Dewitt. Colonel and Mrs. A. 5. Wi
| liams. Captain and Mrs. W. L. Free
hoff. Captain and Mrs. Oscar Abbot
Major and Mrs. r. A. Segarra, NJ
and Mrs. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs Ma
shall Eskridge.
Following the bridge games, priz,
were awarded Mrs. Freehoff and 20
oneI Preston for high scores.
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Major and Mrs. W. II. III. Morr
Jr. will entertain at Z 80 o'clo
Friday night with a dinner in tfe
J quarters in Fort Sam Houston, col
piimenting Miss Altce Nelson of VI
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yt-ol,,osloy afternoon- Miss Alt