Society notes and social events in Washington and Texas
A Washington resident hosts a debutante dinner dance with a mismanaged guest list. At a DAR luncheon in San Antonio ivy shipped from Mount Vernon adorned the decor for George Washington's birthday. Mrs. Werner Beckmann hosted a brunch with imported ice bushes. Marjorie Biard appeared at J W Heath's after the opera with Lorenzo Alvary. Dr O H Ward to reopen his office in the New Moore Building March 3rd.
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Washington, D. C
San Antonio de Bexar
Alamo
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
Sea Mt. Vernon
Marjorie Biard
J. W. Heath
Lorenzo Alvary
Metropolitan Opera
O. H. Ward
Rive
Moore Bldg
Mirror of Your Mind by Lawrence Gould
This piece argues social changes drive small families as parents bear costs until children reach sixteen, transforming kids from assets to liabilities. Harsh punishment can harm trust and emotional development, while mental illness is stigmatized, deterring veterans from seeking treatment.
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Lawrence Gould
Cheese Fondue Ideas For Evening Lunch Test Menu
Mildred Kitchen presents cheese fondue variations for noon or late evening meals with crackers, toast, or rusks and coffee. Recipes include a baked cheese fondue with milk, bread crumbs, and eggs, and a no bake fondue blending American, provolone, and Roquefort cheeses with butter Worcestershire sauce and cream, served with rusks or toasted bread.
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Mildred Kitchen
Carrolls a Leave for Faster. and Mrs. Joe E. Carroll
Mr and Mrs Joe E Carroll depart Sunday for Washington DC then New York City to catch current Broadway shows. They expect to be gone about two weeks.
Barn Dance Planned by Local Couples in Oak Grove
Couples plan a Friday barn dance at 2 p.m. in Oak Grove with Mr and Mrs Charles Covert and Capt and Mrs Tom Johnson among attendees. Mrs James Goas attended a luncheon in the Sam Houston room at the Menger Hotel where Alba ni was named president. Fr Van Ehlinger of the Catholic Welfare bureau praised financial support for St Anthony Day Nursery. Other speakers included Mrs Preston Dial and Mrs T H Wwari. New members Martin and Mrs Pete Tascano were introduced.
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Charles Covert
Jana
Tom Johnson
Oak Grove
James Goas
Albani
Sam Houston
Menger
van Ehlinger
Catholic Welfare Bureau
St. Anthony Day Nursery
Preston Dial
T. H. Wwari
Cosma Hinojosa
Faekqyueta
Martin
Pete Tascano
Hollywood Notes on The Black Rose and Other Sparks
Hollywood chatter covers The Black Rose with Peggy Cummins and Cornell Wilde under Henry Hathaway, plus Loretta Young in Farmer's Daughter and Ethel Barrymore as a policy grand dame. Attor ney General Tom Clark invites Abbott and Costello to form a celebrity committee to fight juvenile delinquency.
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Pat Knight
Louis Lighton
Rassig Thomas Costain
India
China
Loretta Young
Katie
Congress
Ethel Barrymore
Tom Clark
Abbott and Costello
Mrs Allin Hosts Cocktail Supper For Miss Gillings Visit
A cocktail party Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Willis Allin honored their house guest Miss Peg Gillings from Colorado Springs Colorado. Mrs J W Winter and Mrs Dick Harrison assisted with serving. Pastel spring flowers decorated the house. The 30 guests were friends of the honoree. Mrs Allin wore a black crepe cocktail dress trimmed with red sequins.
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Willis Alin
Peg Gilllings
Colorado Springs
Colo
J. W. Winter
Dick Harrison
Allin
Preschool health roundup at Briscoe school
The Pel. A. of Briscoe sponsors a preschool health roundup on Thursday. School nurses will immunize children against smallpox and diphtheria. A school physician will examine upcoming September entrants. New nominating committee members for Laura Steele PT A include Miss Alice Winthrop and Mesdames Leland Tastings, J. P. Foitik, Alfred Merz, and Stanley Agee. A vaccination drive for preschoolers is planned for March 8.
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Pel. A. of
Briscoe School
Laura Steele
Group Visits in L A and Local Charity Show
Mr and Mrs Herman Tims and Mr and Mrs AF Lamm of New Holstein Wis spent several days here en route to Mexico City leaving Sunday. Miss Emily Fowler of this city will be the guest soloist at the Blue Birds style show March 4 at Laurel Heights Methodist auditorium conducted by Jerome Zoeller with a 30 piece orchestra. Proceeds go to local charity with reserved seats on sale at the auditorium. Usherettes include a list of young women. The Blue Birds recently received a citation for meritorious service from the VFW and A.C."]
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Herman Tims
AF Lamm
New Holstein
Wis
Mexico City
Tims Will
Emily Fowler
Bob
Shirley Schlather
Katherine Newman
Nancy Daunis
Jean Parfaim
Nancy Green
Jean Kellner
Pat Self
Barbara Douglas
An ‘Nelle Maxwell
Jill Eckstrum
Mary Elizabeth Semmes
Toni Blowers
The
Blue Birds
W.C. Ac
Pattern 9025 Dress Pattern Details and Order
Pattern 9025 features a collar, shoulder darts, no sleeves, easy sewing and full Sew Chart. Available in sizes 12 through 42 with 319 yards of material guidance. Send 25 cents to The San Antonio Light Pattern Department, San Antonio Texas for the pattern.
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San Antonio
Texas
Compton Family to Move to Big Spring Next Week
Compton Mr and Mrs Mungon Compton plan to relocate to Big Spring next week to establish a home. Mrs H M Compton will fly there Sunday to bring their son Chip. Mrs Archet Delavan hosted Pierlan Study club luncheon Tuesday at the Bright Shawl with Mrs Arthur F Briggs as guest. Alpha Chi Omega alumnae to celebrate Heralday with a luncheon Saturday at Oak Hills Country Club with active and alumnae members as guests. Mrs C C Simmons in charge of reservations. Miss Maxine Smith serves as a council member of the Women’s Independent Campus Association at the University of Texas for the spring semester.
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Archet Delavan
Pierlan Study Club
Arthur F. Briggs
Alpha Chi Omega
Oak Hills Country ‘Club
C. C. Simmons
Maxine Smith
Women's Independent Campus’ Association
University of Texas
Dinner Fetes Mexican Educators at Gunter Hotel
Brig Gen George H Beverley of Kelly Field Air Materiel area and a delegation of educators from the National University of Mexico were honored at a Friday dinner by the Council of Pan American Relations in the Rose room of the Gunter hotel. A patriotic Washington birthday motif framed the event as Kelly Field musicians played. The program featured speakers from Mexico City and universities, with tributes to Beverley for inter American good will and remarks by District Attorney William Hensley closing the toasts.
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George H. Beverley
Kelly Field
National University of Mexico
Council of Pan-American Relations
Gunter Hotel
George Washington
Preston Dial
Mra. Beverley
E. Duke
Lewis Dayton
Curtis B. Dall
J. D. Massey
Robert E. Lucey
Margaret McClung
Carol Finesilver
Diane Andrich
Anne Appleby
Eva Jo Aipress
Quinones
Mexico City
Matias Lopez
A. Loukza
Department of Education of Mexico
Monroe Everett
Trinity University
Austin App
Incarnate Word College
B. W. Musgraves
San Antonis Junior College
Beverley
Legion of Merit
Mexico
Colonel Dayton
Charles W. Anderson
Harold Gee
Andres Rivera
William Hensley
Betty Osborn To Be Honored At April Luncheon
Mrs. C. O. Sawtelle and Mrs. Wynn Dailey will entertain with a luncheon on April 9 in the Bright Showroom to compliment Miss Betty Osborn, a Popwar debutante of the season.
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C. O. Sawtelle
Wynn Dailey
Betty Osborn
Original Ballet Russe at Municipal auditorium delights
Last night the Original Ballet Russe performed at Municipal auditorium. The group impressed against Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, with Le to Sylphides and Paganini in three acts featuring Rosella Hightower and George Skibine. Each act offered precision, charm, and lively stage presence.
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James W
Russes
Ballet Russe
Ballet Russe da Monte
Serge Rachmaninodi
Rosella Hightower
George Skibine
Tea Honors Bride Elect In Domestic Shower
Bride Elect Miss Ofelia Guzman was feted with a seated tea and china shower hosted by Mrs. Preston Dial Mrs. Herbert Pace and Miss Lupita Magnon at a former hostess home. Spring decorations featured a Venetian lace tea cloth a Dresden epergne of sweet peas and a miniature bridal party. Guests served by Mesdames George Harold Donald Sorina Donalip Ting Mena and S Guzman with fifty or more attendees. The City Federation of Women’s Clubs has elected directors C Fowler A Brown Lois Johnson and Miss Sally Simms and received a U S. citation for meritorious service. The federation endorsed the Robert E Green hospital project and extended Fowler’s committee to continue.
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Ofelia Guzman
Sr. Guzman
Mexico City
San Antonio
Alfons Ramirez Horta
Mexico
City
Preston Dial
Herbert T. Pace
Lupita Magnon
Dresden Epergne
George Harold Geo
Donald Sorina
Donalip Ting
Mena
S. Guzman
Mesdames C
Fowler
A. A. Brown
Lois Johnson
Migs
Sally Simms
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
U. S
Robert E. Green Hospital
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