San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-04

Mildred Harrigan, both returned from
many months abroad, were the speakers.
| The \. A. L. W. is part of the In
ternational Organization of Collegiate
Alumni, and this meeting was given
over i'll general, to the world fellow
ship of college women, its Opportuni-
! ties, possibilities, and duties. Guests
of the club were Mrs. William Tyler,
! president of the Branch in Niles, Mich,
and Mrs. Benge Grow, who as Miss
Helen Harrison, was an active worker
| in the college club here. Miss Ruth
Muir, chairman of the vocational guild
ance committee, reported on the pro-
posed collegiate bureau of occupations.
which the association has been urged
! TO foster. The lecture committee re-
ported that DIR. Richard Burton, presi-
dent of the University of Minnesota,
would be presented in San Antonio on
| the evening of February %. He will
speak on Movies and the Multitude"
| The officers Of the club were hostesses
for the social hour which followed the
meeting.
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The Self Culture Club met Thurs
( day, February !, in regular session in
the home of Mrs. +. NJ. Burleson, with
the first ce-presidcnt Of the club, Mrs.
Everett Love, presiding, and n large
membership attendance. Officers were
elected for the club year, 1023-192I
with the result as follows: President,
Mrs. +. NJ. Burleson; first vice-presi-
| dent. Mrs. Deveraux Cannon; second
vice-prcsident, Mrs. Ralph Smith; third
| vice-president, Mrs. f. J.. Savers;
recording secretary, Mrs. n. s. Huns
den; corresponding secretary. Paul Lin
nartz; treasurer. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Porter:
critic Miss Thirza Bellinger; par
| Humanitarian. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hays; his
| tOrian. Mrs. W. T.. Mueller.
In the social hour that followed. the
hostess served dainty refreshments. \
silver basket filled with carnations and
tied with purple maline. purple wax
| tapcrs in silver candlesticks. purple and
| white minis formed the table decOra-
tiOns. carrying out the club cOlors of
! purple and white. Robert Burleson.
| the talented little son Of the hostess.
gave two charming readings. The next
meeting will be in luncheon session at
| the st. Anthony Hotel on February II.
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The Gamma Theta Chi Sorority met
at the home of Miss Grace Phillippi.
Sunday The semi-annual election of
officers was held. The name of the
sorority was changed to The Lotus
Eaters which was selected from Ten
| nysOn'S poem. The motto of the club is
why Should Life All Labor Be-
The next meeting will be Sunday, Feb
ruary IL, with Miss Alva Maurer as
| hostess.
| The Phoenix Club met Tuesday aft
| crnOOn at 3 30 for Il study of the
Hawaiian and Philippine Islands Mrs.
j. ii. Biggar and Mrs. G. n. James
had charge of the program and made
| the study hour unusually interesting
and entertaining with accounts of per-
sOnal experiences in both islands. The
club will meet next Tuesday, at the
| Menger for Il study of the northwest
ern coast Of this continent, with Miss
FanOra Voght as leader
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Mrs. C.. NJ. Gilbert and Mrs. r. L.
Evans will entertain the Phoenix club
members and their husbands. Satur-
day evening February II, in Mrs. Gil
bert's new home, 1873 Coffman street,
| NOrthhaYen.
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The Latin-American Club met Thurs
| day evening at the home of Miss Leola
/ Del Vale, 021 West Poplar street. Final
| arrangements were made for the Val
entine dance to be given Monday even
ing, February II. After the business
session a very enjoyable luncheon was
| served. The long table was arranged
to carry out the Valentine scheme. Red
baskets in the heart design and con-
| tanning minis were favors. Dancing
was enjoyed later in the evening. The
next regular session will take place at
| the home of Miss Lorene Winckler, $50
Erie avenue.
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The Onyx Bunco Club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Bowermaster, 211 East
| Quincy street. The following were
present: Mesdames Paul Muret, Clyde
Howard, Walter Holekamp, ID. T.
Doyle, Sidney Hale. ]. II. Morgan. W.
! w. Fulton, Alto Scheer, William Carr,
Raphael, Boswell, II. c. Barnfield, Vim
ton Hardy, Maurice Semons, Grey
Hardy. Prizes were awarded Mes
DANES Morgan, Boswell, Simon and
Hardy. The next meeting will be Val
| Cntnc party at the home of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Otto Scheer. $40 Dunning avenue.
! The husbands will be honor guests.
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| The Parent-Teachers' Association of
Breckenridge Grammar School will
meet at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. The
speaker for the afternoon will be DR..
| Hargis.
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The History Club was entertained by