San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-25

Inc ladies' OF Trinity Methodist
Church entertained with a colonial te,
at the home of Mrs. II. w. Carnahan
Mistletoe avenue, last week. The HON,
was decorated with red and white car
nations carrying out the George Wash.
ington motif. Tiny cherry trees
hatchets, and red and white ribbon
were used profusely in the decorations.
The dining room was effectively dec.
GRATED with pictures of George Wash
ington, and flags, and cherries. A
bowl of red carnations adorned the
table. Dainty little maids in colonial
costume waited on the guests. The
plates and silver used were over 100
years old. A charming program was
given to entertain the 20 guests pres
ent.
The Hebrew Ladies' Relief Society
will meet at 9 80 Wednesday after
noon in the Hebrew Institute.
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The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Pine
Street Presbyterian Church will meet
at the home of Mrs. X. S. Hedge, 223
Omaha street, at 2 80 Tuesday after
noon. The Bible study will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. A. H. p. McCurdy.
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Southwestern circle Of the Travis
Park Missionary Society will meet at
8 o'clock Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Louis Oge, 200 Washing
ton street. Mrs. Hattie Rankin will
lead the devotional.
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Miss Gertrude Abraham Of Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin, is the guest of Miss
Elinor Harris for several weeks
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The San Antonio Chapter No. 8,
Order of the Eastern Star, entertained
the past matrons and past patrons
with a reception at the Masonic TEN
pie, one day last week. The chapter
room was beautifully decorated in the
Valentine motif, with palms and ferns
making an attractive background. The
past matrons and patrons formed the
line. A lovely musical pro-
gram was given by Felix st. Clair on
he violin accompanied by Miss Eliza.
beth William, the pupils of Professor
and Mrs. Julien Paul Blitz. Several
encores were given. Edwin Booth
,ave a piano solo, and little Robert
Burleson gave several readings. At
he close Of the prograi Mrs. James
Mary Irbine presented Mrs. Bruno
Kayton with heart-shaped box of
candy, as a birthday gift from the
,hapter. A delicious salad and ice
course was served.
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DIR. and Mrs. W. H. Hargis enter
aimed in their home on River avenue,
The guests were the past
natrons and patrons of the San An
.onio Chapter No. 3, Order of the
Eastern Star. The present corps OF
,fficers assisted the host and hostess
n serving, while receiving with them
we're Mrs. s. Y. Callahan and George
Davis, Mrs. John r. Shirley, Judge
J. L. Carl, and the members of the
P. L. o. Sisterhood Chapter H. The
valentine motif was beautifully carried
nut in the decorations. The home was
lighted with red tapers burning in sill
Ter candlesticks. Red carnation filled
silver vases and bowls. In the dining
room the table was laid with hand.
some cloth of red lace. A silver bas-
ket in the center of the table held red
Mrs. Wilson NJ. Shafer
poured coffee at one end Of the table,
while Mrs. Fred Allen served tea at
the opposite end. Serving the salad
we're Mrs. II. Trail, Mrs. John Shirley,
Mrs. S. Y. Callahan. The ices and
cakes were served by Mrs. Herbert
Stinson, Mrs. Flora Caraway, Mrs.
T. T. Roberts and Mrs. Preston Dial.
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The Guard Team OF the Kasidah Re
,iew of the Maccabees will entertain
With a benefit card party in the ball
,oom of the Gunter at . 80 Wednes-
lay afternoon. Mrs. Thomas d. GLOW
,r, Mrs. Claud G. Baggett, and Mrs.
+. w. Garven will take reservations
for bridge and five hundred tables.
Those interested are privileged to at
.end.
Mrs. z. NJ. Burleson entertained the
natrons of the A. +. Z. Club at her
nome Friday afternoon with a George
Washington party. The living room
was decorated with American flags
lraped over the door. Red and white
carnations tied with blue maline were
used in profusion. In the dining room
The table was laid with cluny lace and
/ silver basket filled with white mar
.issi and tied with the blue and white
naline adorned the center of the ia
Die. Crystal Candle holders held white
tapers embossed with red hatchets and
Red, white and blue stream
Frs tYailed from the chandelier. The
iayors were small George Washington
lats. The following members of the
club were present: Mrs. Anna Guer-
,uin, Mrs. 3. Kayton. Mrs. H. Kelton.
Mrs. w. +. Knight, Mrs. Louis Lacy,
Mrs. Mabel Masters. Mrs. u. A. Mitch
III. Mrs. Margaret Num-, Mrs. Clara
pelle Smith, Mrs. 2. d. Mathes and
Mrs. Ova Smith.
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The Forum Round Table luncheon |
group Of the Woman's Club met at -
,'clock Tuesday in the Woman's Club.
Mrs. W. d. McCarty and Mrs. Fred
Maurer were the hOstesses.. A gilded |
basket held pink cyclamen in the CEN
ter of the table. The other decOra-