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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1951
Page
14
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Mr and Mrs Charles Westbrooks hosted open house at their home for Christmas weekend guests from Waco. Among attendees were Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens and their children Mary Katherine and Bill. The gathering took place at the St Anthony hotel with a list of friends and party members present including Meg Omees Crighing Clint Town Alvey Spires Glesccke Hy Enert Grange Tinion Ra White Hodges Robertson Wedd and Misses Sarva Inne Week Anne Warren Sara Norrison Allen Dunagen.
Elsie Wells will assume presidency of the San Antonio club on January 1. Other officers listed include Mae Barns Thelnyy Rawihic Fen Won and presidents Martin evly Ronan Martha New Mall with Julia Warwick as treasurer. The board features Pauline Johnson Mario Alblinger M Catherine Antonice and Loonie May Gredy plus Susan Fad 4s as vice president.
Mrs Albert Shapira and Mrs Benard Reisner hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday for Miss San aia Begkina, bride elect. The Wille bridal theme provided decor in Mrs Reisner’s home and guests included Buesis.
Mrs Edwin O Connor and family hosted a holiday cocktail supper at the Fort Sam Houston Officers Club for their son and daughter in law Lt Col and Mrs Edwin O Connor Jr. The table featured magnolia foliage and holiday decorations among ten guests including Gen and Mrs K Berry Col and Mrs William Tiley, with guests from Austin Corsican Cal Locke Washington and others.
Daughters of the Nile and Nelwilah temple celebrated with a Christmas tea hosted by past queen Blaize Fulley. Guests included past Aurens Wile and officers. Centerpieces featured poinsettias and Christmas greens. A Snowball Dance at Memo ri hell Witte Museum attracted about 200 pupils and parents. Hostesses Kalie Dunn and Patria Shook led a snow scene with snowballs tinsel and balloons.
A winter wonderland debutante party honored Miss Anne Patricia Kuntz at the Colonial and Minuel rooms of the Menger hotel. Guests included Mrs. Ernest Graos Jr and many Kuntz relatives. Anne wore a white satin dress with rhinestones and carried red Rome glory roses, while the reception featured crystal and silver, white flowers, turquoise and silver ribbons, and a champagne fountain in the Manuel room.
A Christmas dance for high school seniors and college guests was hosted Wednesday at the San Antonio Country Club by Misses Nancy Hivings Carol Jean Fulton Cynthia Russ and Jean Steves. The venue featured red and green colors with festive decorations and an orchestra. Parents and many guests attended including Mrs Lillian Alvirigs Mr and Mrs Mike Filton Mr and Mrs Sam Bell Steves and A M Russev with escorts for attendees listed among Central figures.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cox left Thursday in their car to return to their home in Dallas They spent Christmas with kin and an wind daughter They were honored with an open house by Mrs Roy Brandenberger on Sunday Mrs Orville Pitmaney hosted a luncheon on Wednesday in the Bright show on Sant Angelo Texas Tech college repert Lubbock arrived Byi day to spend several days in the home of Mrs Titman He will attend several of the holiday affairs for members of the college set
Mrs W T Bondavant and her daughter Glidys hosted a Tunchean Wein ay at Ca Fondly with a group of Misk Hondvant’s Irena and their mothers. Guesa nuns, 44 Mexican figurines, and bright colored flowers decorated the event.
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