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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1931
Page
23
Talented artists will perform at a junior league benefit extravaganza for its children's fee clinic. The show, Tuesday May 19, at Wie s Municipal auditorium, features renowned contributors and the participation of notable figures from the arts scene.
Mrs Naylor will host a luncheon at her home on San Priro avenue assisting Afra George Fay who has spent years in San Antonio. Alexander Dytheosn and W Shavit will also be involved at the Ridge Wetnealay mansion, with guests from Sea Banks and other areas. The event features a scheme involving green and cold quail and a bridge ceremony after tea.
Two graduates prepare for debut as Frances Jeffers, daughter of Siem E. Ts Jeffers, returns from New York while the Saddle Club hosts a bridal themed party. Attendees include Mrs. Ramp and Mr. Ramp, Mr. and Mrs. Terop, Lanier Aix, Stew, and many notable guests. The event features a pink and white bridal table display and a raised platform centerpiece with a bride and groom.
Debutantes of the past year attend a luncheon with notable guests and family members. Mr and Mrs WW Fitowe and family, with Mrs Otto Glaerer and Seth, travel from an unspecified city to visit Mr and Mrs Joe Slowe. A brief musical program follows, then a departure planned for May 24 from El Paso.
A local bridge tea was held in honor of the bride with guests including Mien Wiere Tom Oncetogham and Miss Grace Lee Howarton. Prizes and refreshments featured R dress, and social activity followed the event with tributes to the couple.
A parish social worded as a ceremonial picnic supper was held Friday at the Scenie Toop playgrounds in honor of visitor St. Teroy Cambell. Attendees included Caraphel, Bes, Bus pene Stoll, Miss Manziella Tyle, Regina Bird and others. minutes of the preceding meeting were read and a collection was taken.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a travel mention involving the Oppenheimer family with scattered names and places. No clear event dates or destinations are readable, but the text implies a planned tour or trip by Dr and Mrs Frederick Oppenheimer.
Local social note lists Miss Doris Schein as hostess at Teal Club in May with a tea gathering from 5 to 620. Several attendees are named including Miss Bakley Timnarts, Miss Jane Bronah, Mantwe Helmgreen, Alma Wright, Helen Keutmann, Tran rackwne, and Fille peer Mesoh among others.
In a bustling social page, Mrs Natt Drasben hosts a central gathering with Mr Dreeben and family as guests. The event includes Mrs Morris Stern and others, with extended guests and discussions of forthcoming visits to Fort MeKlales and Almeta Texas. May 10 events, dinners, and a series of hospitality plans are noted involving families from New Robble and nearby towns.
The college held its annual ball Saturday evening May 16 in a hall transformed into a garden with dark purple and lilac hues and a shield emblem behind the orchestra. Guests included Miss Aurele Scovazu and Mr Dilmors Brochera as grand march leaders, with flowers presented to several committee members and guests by Mary Cooper and Birwig Willems. chaperones listed among faculty and staff.
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