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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1931
Page
38
Designers in India promote evening pajamas as fashion statements rather than lounge wear. New models in metallic silks Persian colors and velvets resemble formal frocks with dramatic trains and sashes, aimed to grace the evening scene beyond the home.
San Antonio Delphian chapter entertained with its first winter season social at the St. Anthony Hotel. Guests enjoyed ebony bowls, golds, and a black and gold motif. Dr. Roehl spoke on education, with invoking by Dr. Hill. Nine pearls symbolized society ideals, presented to chapter leaders amid singing and dancing.
The Ladies Aid of St Jolutet Jotheran church holds its monthly meeting with a serial hour Thursday at the parish hall. A program honors pioneers of the region with a list of local women involved. The Edgar Allan Poe Society cast a special program Friday with refreshments and a musical hour. Charity events and social gatherings fill the community calendar with details including hotel brides and college faculty participation.
Mrs W Price and Mrs Kurt Beckmann host a bridge tea at 2 30 pm Saturday November 1 at the former home on Array boulevard honoring three season debutantes Misses Louise Guen Mer Page Browne and Marianna Engelking.
Well known San Antonio clubwomen departed Saturday for Lubbock. The group includes Slestames W. B. Pyne Alex Adame Breve Beretta and John Finnegan nit Jones of Kingeville. Major and Mrs G. M. Peabody of Fort Sam Houston hosted a luncheon on Pershin avenue with 12 guests. A tea dance at Fort Sam Houston honored Alien Peggy Pearnin and her fiancé. Autumn blossoms and silver designs decorated the thrift shop event drawing about 60 attendees.
A Bridge tea at a Burt Sim Wouston residence honored Mrs J B Burwell and Mrs Jobo O Williams wife of Lt Williams. Guests seated on embroidered cloths witnessed yellow marigolds, silver bowls, and pink Regina corona centerpieces. Hostess Mary Situs Smith greeted debutante guests at a later event at Ware Sam Couster Officers club.
The Noon Tide Bridge Club hosted its first luncheon and bridge party of the year at the Bright Shawl. Guests enjoyed a cosmos centerpiece and coordinated color schemes with silver bowls and bows. Mrs. Theodore F. Murame and Mr. Henry Matthews led the event, with other attendees including Mrs. Willard Trawwar and Mrs. O’Conor. A motor trip to the Tower is planned, and a danger- dance fundraiser is set for November 13 at the Mad Malmudge Inn featuring a long list of honorees including Alice Kee and Betty SrenTaw.
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