Bright Wednesdays highlight spring program and social swarm
Clara C. Pancoast notes Luneling in on palm lanes and Bright Wednesdays as the Junior League presents a feature heavy with feminine interest. Names like Dish and Marx Wede, Stribling, Wolf, Nive, and Miss Terrell appear with travel plans to New York and visits to Wellesley and Georgetown. Several social figures, including Mrs Wick and Mr Terrell, prepare spring parties, with travel to Washington and a New York trip set for late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara C. Pancoast
Etgle
Marx
Wolf
James Nive
Maulos
Haldhimes
Ain
Mrz
John Mastin Moward
Mitrtelfield
Marie
Geenther
Gnese
D.C
Ys Dent
Georgetown
York
Social events and visits fill Cuero and San Antonio society pages
Lively social notes recount Miss Louise Koehler's debut in Cuero with a grand reception hosted by Mrs. Gunhard and a guest list of debutantes. Military officers and families attend formal luncheons and teas in Washington and San Antonio. A lengthy report details gatherings, decor, and forthcoming events as society circles welcome visitors and celebrate engagements and milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Koebler
Cuero
Lnvely
Veice
Dyn Sears
Buccope
Itdme
Munich
Queei
Court of Olympus
Maclean
Wright
Reman Gunhard
de Beste
Eral
William C. Daysho
Berkeley
Calif
Charles Curtis Smitty
Fort Sam Thorston
Flavorful greens dressings for salads
A guidance note describes keeping greens and vegetables bright with light dressings. It suggests French Dressing Bachelor Club Dressing and Visagrefse Dressing and provides a Vin sagre or Vinsigrrde style mix with salt pepper paprika oil vinegar pickle and parsley.
Fruit Dressings and Marinades for Salads
Fruit salads welcome Cream Cheese Dressing made by creaming three ounces of cream cheese with two tablespoons of Westar Oul, salt, white pepper, sugar, Wesson Oil, and lemon juice until fluffy. For meat or seafood salads, use Drewsing or Lemonaise as appropriate. marinate seafood with a mix of oil, vinegar, salt, and pepper, then chill before serving with Lemonaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesson
Worccestershire
Mary B. Murray
Buce
Wesson Oil People
Baconnerc
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lashel
Genel
Wilelima Livivleon
Pareph
Menaugant Huck
Renal
J. Rebar
Tuwl
Krnysay
Lally Srood
Peery
Hunan
Rigsulier Eneril
Charles HW. Diautarth
Lyesdas Veuloss
Koehler
Sho
Kleanor Nolte
Dorothy Jt
Lfred White
Ella Dane Warzbach
Dave Ichie
Marjorie McCampbell
Clair Giesecke
Virginia Crussette
Fenwick Mook
Mary Lewise Gucatiee
Jessit
Dine Chaceb
Gient
Thun H. Lowe
Tousten
Anders
Washington
Lieuteuin
Colquet
Aicg
Une
Lari
Poole
Louston
Rl Stayden Clark
Mil
Shaw
Htobert Foy
Heer
Erie Damnark
Ini
Gree Gil
Lip
le Veter
Emily Washingts
Ieee Ke
Mayele Komar
Leres
Jonna Heall
Hawking of
Dotrait
Komerella
G. A. Spencer
Mary J. Yose
Bennston
Alpha Chi
Aal Dirs
Fort Sand Houston
Teel. O'Naai
T'anama
Winchester Kelso
Bright Shaw
Ae Genright
Austin
R. N. Martindale
Henry Ball
Kansay Sur
Golar Sebanie
Maserder
Jean
Arnett P. Matthews
Wort
Dorothy Keamer
Margaret Delaney
Kerrville
Fiesta de San Jacinto
Kramer
Helen Adele Fisher
Duchess of Austin
Miss Delaney
Kerrvne
Aeld
Valley Gold
Losse
Valley
Cer
Crescent Valley Crocmary
Cueto
Toxon
White King
Parker
Parthogn
Nat
Floreston
Varker
Delsam
Mailer
Atdegy Roy
Hisco Casinscat
Patchogue
Min
Jems
A Rae Jos Ester Kes
Joske’s
Texas
Raith Chatterton
Rioshkes
Mary Killoran
Min Killoran
Steaipteer
Holférn Foundation
Phob
Jena
Abe
Son
Redfern Foundation
Hanler
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