San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-29

rel, daughter OF Marshall Ierrel
which took place at s o'clock Wednes
day night in st. Marks Episcopa
church.
The altar was banked with PALM
and white Easter lilies and cleaning
white eapers. Down the length of tn
ccntral aisle tall wrought iron can
deiabra, twined with the Easter lilies
held white cathedral tapers.
Mrs. Scott Schreiner of Kerrville
sang the bridal song, 20 Promis'
Me-" accompanied by Walter Durham
Lohengrin for the professional.
Lohcngrin fc- .hep occasional.
Robert NJ. Ayres and Willard Der
man. William Thornton and Franz
Lewis, aroomsmen: Miss Ellen Bel
Newton, Miss Maria Taylor and Miss
Eleanor Stribling, bridesmaids; Miss
Elizabeth Terrell, Miss Anne Terrell,
Junior bridesmaids; Mrs. Ray Powers
Lewis of Taylor, matron of honor, and
Miss Mary Terrell, maid of honor ;
and tiny Miss Josephine Bell Ford
tran. flower girl, preceded the bride
who entered with her father and was
met at the altar by the bridegroom
and his best man, Robert Mickler.
The bethrothal service was per
formed by the Rev. Rolph Crum and
bishop ". T. Capers read the mar
riase lines.
The bride was lovely in a gown OF
white chiffon over a slip Of alternating
bands of real lace and pearlenbroid-
errd chiffon. The dress was fashioned
with a lace yoke, long sleeves and a
flare skirt edged with seed pearls
Ihr misty tulle veil fell over the face
from the cap.shaped head-dress band
cd with pearls and lace. She car
yird bouquet of white roses show
errl with lilies of the valley.
slrs. Carleton Adams and Mrs.
Henry Stumberg entertained at noon
"Wednesday with a luncheon of ex-
a;.isite appointments in the home of
Yrs. Adams in West Mulberry ave
me. honoring their sister, Mrs. David
Park of Birmingham, Ala, and Mrs
I.;ston Gordon Schooley of Cleveland,
TIE guest of Mrs. Stanley Cassin.
Ragged double pink poppies and
liae larkspur filled silver bowls and
vases in the living room and sun
Ivom. The table in the dining room
Was adorned with a blue Venetian
glass bowl holding pink radiance roses.
Mrs. S. II. c. Burgin served the
pudding and Mrs. J. Z. Jarratt pre-
sided at the coffee service.
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A. .rto-&o,r
from 4 to 6 o'clock Wednesday, May
3 with a tea in her home, compli-
Inenting Mrs. Marie L. Thompson of
New York. guest of Mrs Il. G. Barnes
and Mrs. Dan Findley, formerly Miss
Virginia Wheat, of Naples, Italy.
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Mrs. Gustav A. Pagenstecher en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon with
n bridge party in the Bright Shawl.
The five tables were placed in the
Cloister room, decorated with vases
and baskets of sweet peas and roses.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Luil and
daughter, Barbara, who were the
house guests for several days of Mr..
and Mrs. G. White Caldwell, departed
"Wednesday in their private car for
New York, whence they viii sail to
Holland, where Miss Lull viii give
several violin concerts. Later in the
summer she win appear in Fontain-
bleu and in the fall she will be soloist
at several symphony concerts in New
York.
The Yemmessee Sigma sorority viii
meet at 4 O'Clock Friday afternoon
in the bone Of Miss Margaret Pea
cock, 4O7 West Waco street.
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The bridesmaids and matron Of hon
or oil were gowned in frocks Of pink
chiffon over pink satin slips fashioned
with tight bodices and flare skirts
trimmed with creme lace. All wore
pink Neapolitan hats trimmed with
rsjscs and carried arm bouquets Of
pink roses. Miss Mary Terrell was
aftired in blue chiffon over pink,
trimmed with creme lace. She also
wore a pink hat and carried pink
roses. Little Josephine Fordtran wore
a dainty frock of pink chiffon trim
ncd with lace and carried Colonial
brrquet Of sweetheart roses.
Following the ceremony the mem
bers Of the bridal party and the en-
radiate families were entertained
ririi buffet supper in the home Of
tae brides father in Agarita ave-
ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clegg departed later
IN the evening for a tour Of Califor-
mia and the West Coast and after sew
rrai weeks will be at home in $40
West French Place. Mrs. Clegg wore
Tor travelling. tan crepe romaine
frOck with 4 cost Of fur trimmed with
tan charmeeu, hat and accessories to
natch.
Mrs. Cegg attended Mary Baldwin
College in Stanton, Va, and the Uni
yersity Of Texas.
SIR. Clegg was born in San Antonio
and has been closely identified with
the business and social life Of the city
since bis graduation from the Uniyer-
sify n Texas. He is a member Of
the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
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Mrs. Ethyl Neal Matthews viii en-
terrain with an informal reception
for her friends Thursday night in her
LONE.
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