San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Country Home
Scene of Fete

| in their country home, CEDAR NOUN
tains." The rooms were adorned with
lilies and blue bonnets and delic'
ious luncheon was served. Later the
guests participated in an egg hunt.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bushick, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Gloeckner, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Key
Itch, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pfeifer, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Thorman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus. Koch and Miss Ethel Koch.
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A tea Of attractive appointments
was given Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Yinson Lee James Jr., in her
Fort Sam Houston home for the
ladies Of the First Infantry.
The hall was decorated with pottery
vases filled with unusual pink and
white pomegranate flowers. In the hv-
ing room, where the guests were re-
ceived by Mrs. James and Mrs. John
l.. Dewitt. a profusion Of roses
bloomed. On the mantel green tapers
burned in silver candlesticks.
The tea table in the dining room
was abloom with pink and lavender
sweet peas surrounded by silver can
dlesticks holding Lavender tapers. Mrs.
Alfred Bloor, Mrs. Raphael Segarra.
Mrs. Carl Groos and Mrs. Clinton
Kearny served. Assisting in the din.
ing room were Mrs. W. j. Eunzman,
Mrs. T. r. Howard, Mrs. r. NJ.
Springer. Mrs. Z. b. Heylmun and
Misses Nancy Brooke, Margaret Viii
lis, Bernice Fiske and Laura James.
During the afternoon about ~
| guests called.
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4 surprise party was given Mr..
and Mrs. George Herring at their
home at S12 Carson street Monday.
in honor of their thirtieth wedding
anniversary. Progressive Bug was
played. The winners for ladies' prizes
were Miss Ida Stratton. Mrs. Morris
Knox and Mrs. Louis LaBroche.
-Gentuemen's prizes we're awarded
George Herring ST., Dick Ketehum
and Fred Faust. s2rrra,
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herring ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Faust, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis LaBrocbe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto SEWN, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ketch.
UNI. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Knox. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Russi, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Knox.
Miss Ida Stratton, Miss Clara Ruasi,
Miss Thelma Faust. Miss Allie Mary
Thompson, Miss Elsie Behrns, Fred
Faust, Joe Q'Connor, James Herring,
George Herring Jr., Adolph Russi,
Benoit Faust.
Carolyn Campmann was elected
president of the Juvenile department
OF the Tuesday Musical Club at o
meeting Monday in the home of Mrs
Eli Hertzberg. Others elected were as
follows: Genevive McDavitt, first vice
president: Agnes Jonas. second vice
president: Lois Atkinson, treasurer;
Louise Berth, recording secretary ::
Alice Mathiessen. corresponding sec
retnry; Betty Adams, historian.
The following took part in the pro
gram given, with Louise Barth as
leader: Daniella Underriner, Winifred
Wiseman. Evelyn Anderson. Susanna
Taylor, Dorothy Budow, Betty Adams.
Geneyive McDayitt, Reva Berman,
Maxine Shaver, Virginia Oglevie,
Zuleme Hoyer. Mary Wiedermanr
and II. D. Peabody Jr.
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Miss Elaine Brian the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brian of Maria,
who will become the bride of W. T..
Flint Of this city in June, was com
plimented with an informal party
last week by Miss Lorraine Nagel.
The rooms were attractive in large
baskets of Easter lilies tied with
maline bows and bowls of white roses.
A large Wedding bell was suspended
from the ceiling and the rcfreshment
table was graced with tall white
taperS. Many lovely gifts were pre-
| scented the bonoree from a miniature
float drawn by little Betty Flint, who
was attired as a fairy.
Bridge was played and prizes were
| awarded Miss Gertrude Carol, Miss
Eleanor wuest and Mrs. Fontaine
| Winfield.
There were % guests.
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Miss Lucille Lester entertained We'd
ncsday with luncheon in the Original
Mexican restaurant, honoring Mrs.
Charles White Lawrence, a recent
bride.
Pottery bowls filled with bluebonnets
| decorated Ine JhOle, On Which, CONtts
we're laid for Mrs. Lawrence, Miss
Mary Rowley, Miss Evelyn Hatcher,
Miss Camilla Cafferelli, Miss Sarah
Mckinney. Miss Dorothy Beckman,
Mrs. Armine Jones, Mrs. Rex Preis,
Mrs. Glenn Jamisou. Mrs. ". W.
White and the hostess.
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Father Golatka. principal Of St.
Mars's Academy. gave an address on
"The Relation Between the RenSis-
sspcc and the Popes Of Rome During
That Period" before the Chautauqua
Group of the Womau's Club Tuesday.
The Chautauqua Group will not meet
April 20, but will meet again April
81. at which time, Mrs. J. r. Nelson.
wife of the director Of the University
Junior College, will discuss "Thc
Character and Times Of Cleopatra,
Queen Of Egypt"
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Among the out-of-town guests ar.
irving for the Vigeon-Bridge wedding
viii be Mrs. G. X. HickoK Of New
| York. Mrs. Benjamin Belt OF Fort
Worth. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Vigeon,
parents Of the bridegroom, from Long