San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11


I At the end of the Tourney of thu
Roses and the Joust of st. Peter,
Void, there will be Il brief ceremony
in which the Princess will mount hel
throne, and distribute honors anC
favors.
The officers of the Texas Cavalier,
are:
| The Grande Siegneur (president)
John b. Darlington.
The Chevalier Commandment, (yict
presidentl, General Paul b. Malone
The Chevalier Adjutant, (second
vice president), Colonel John f. Pres.
ton.
The Chevalier of the Exechequer,
(Trensurer), Franz C. Groos.
The Chevalier Seneschal, (Secre,
tary), John II. Cunningham Jr.
The Grand Marshal, Sir Dick O.
Terrell, Chevalier de Morigny,
The Grand Counsellors Tor direc.
tors), are: For the army, Colonel
Z. f. Swift, Captain Tobin C. Rote,
Captain Vinton L. James Jr., Cap.
tain John A. Hettinger, Lieutenant
NJ. NJ. Jones, Lieutenant Harry NJ,
Roper.
For the city: Walter Stoves, Thorn.
as J. Hart, Harry p. Drought, Dick
o. Terrell. Sterling c. Burke, Ralph
II. Durkec. F. G. Chamberlain, Gil
bert Denman, Lewis Kayton.
The patronesses for the Cavaliers
will be:
For the army: Mrs. Paul B. Ma
lone, Mrs. John +. Preston, Mrs,
Eben. Z. Swift, Mrs. Tobin c. Rotc,
Mrs. Harry NJ. Roper.
For the city: Mrs. John B. Car
rington. Mrs. Ethel Drought, Mrs.
Edward Kifer. Mrs. Dick o. Terrell,
Mrs. +. G. Chamberlain.
The entries TO date are:
Sir Francis Drought, Cheyalier de
Printemps, riding as champion for the
Lady Virginia of the House of Kirk
land. Marquise de Marechal Neil: Sir
Sterling Burke. Knight of San Felipe
de Austin, riding as champion for
Lady Eda of the House of Ridder.
Countess Of Meteor; Sir Ward
Orsinger, FL Caballero del Paso Espag-
mol, riding as champion for Lady
Jimmie of the House of Steele, Mar
quise de Malmaison: Sir Lewis Kay
ton, Chevalier dc Morigny, riding as
champion for Lady Margaret of the
House Of Jamison, Duchess of Killar-
ney.
Additional entries whose ladies are
not yet announced are Sir Thomas
Hart. Sieur de La Sale, Sir Francis
Hicks. Knight of the Salado, Sir Gil
bert Denman, Ell Caballcro del Mesa
Grande.
The army entries in the Tourney
of the Roses are as follows:
Sir Oscar Abbott, Cheyalier
D'Argonne. who will ride rs cham
pion for Lady Edwina of the House
of Davis. Duchess of Gainesborough;
Sir Morton Jones, Chevalier de
Cantigny, who will ride as champion
for Lady Margaret of the House of
Van Horn, Countess de Chateney;
Sir Harry Roper, Knight Of Bclleau
Wood. who will ride as champion for
Lady Elizabeth Of the House of Mum
son, Duchess de Brabant: SIR Her
bert Taylor. Knight of the Marine,
who will ride as champion for Lady
Florence May Of the House Of Scott,
Countess Of CoQuette de Leon Sir
John Binns, knight of San Fernando,
who will ride as champion for Lady
Katherine Of the House Of MullinJ,
Duchess Of Burbank; Sir Thomas
Hasty, Knight of Travis, who will
tide as champion for Lady Katherine
# the House Of Blackburn, Duchess
lie La Marque.
On the night Of Tuesday. April 20
At the San Antonio County ClIb,
he Texas Cavaliers will give a grand |
,all in honor of the Princess OF Love
md Honor, her maid Of honor and .
attendant maids, knights and gentle
men.
Mrs. Eli Hertzberg and Mrs. Leon
lrd Brown were honor guests Monday .
It the breakfast given by the board .
4 directors Of the Tuesday Musical /
Tub in the banquet room Of the Men
er hotel.
Easter eggs and confetti Of every
.ue covered the long table in the CEN
er Of which stood a miniature ladder
wined with a vine OF morning glones
nd on which climbed a tiny doll, por-
raging the effort a Tuesday Musical
Tub member has to make in order to
get 70 the top Four crystal can
iosticks held green princess tnpers.
Miss Evelyn Duerler, who recently
eturned TO San Antonio after a WIN
sr Of study in the Cincinnati Con-
eryatory Of Music and is to be one of
be duchesses in the coronation Of the
ueen Of the Court Of Jewels, delighted
II with her dramatic mezzo soprano
dice. Her selections were Debussy's
Beau Soir," Schumann's "Widmung,"
liberties "Ah Love But Day" and
Spring Song" Miss Ola
Iulledge accompanied at the piano.
Following the luncheon, Miss Gull
.dge captivated her audience with a
roup Of negro folk songs, "Shortenin'
read" "Marse John" and her origi-
oil Evolution Blues"
Colorful nut cups marked covers for
1 guests.
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The members Of the st. Elizabeth
ociety will hold their regular month
? card party Tuesday afternoon, 3
m, at St. JOscph's Hall.