San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23
Clubs and Club Women

other Officers. IldnS were niauS ~.
fathers event which will be he'd
regularly. Miss Martyr was hostess
for the meeting.
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The board of managers of the Coun-
Gil Mothers will meet in the pink
room of the Gunter Hotel at 8 o'clock
Thursday. All presidents Of Mothers
clubs and chairmen of departments
are privileged to attend.
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The Jolly Twelve Bunco Club met
Wednesday afternoon in the home OF
Mrs. Edwin Wagner in Avon0ale ave-
nue.. Prizes were won by Mrs. Lee
Ingle, Mrs. n. NJ. Porter, Mrs. i. X.
Peoples and Mrs. Rogers ID. Compton
after which a delicious salad course
was served. The next meeting will be
held October 3, with Mrs. Lee lngle
as hostess.
The Parliamentary and Practice
Class will meet Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock in the Council Chamber
of the City Hall.
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The newly organized chapter OF the
United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy will hold a called meeting at the
Gunter Hotel at 3 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon September %. A name for
the chapter will be decided on ut TINS
meeting and charter applied for.
This chapter was organized with over
30 members at the Gunter Hotel,
September II, Mrs. c. f. Glowing.
presiding. The following officers
were elected: Mrs. Winchester KEEL
so, president: Mrs. J. I. Smith. first
vice president; Mrs. L. o. Foster,
second vice president; Mrs. j. p.
Lovelady. third vice president; Mrs.
J. p. Beckendofer, fourth vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Forrest Reed. recording
secretary; Mrs. George b. Peyton.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Benno
. Kayton, treasurer: Mrs. H. W. Hayes,
registrar; Mrs., Mary Dixon, histor-
ian; Mrs. Henry Burns, chaplain.
All the members of this chapter
will serve on the reception committee
to assist the United Confederate
Veterans at their state reunion in
October. Mrs. Henry Vodrie was ap-
pointed chairman of the membership
committee. Mrs. Benno Kay.on and
Mrs. r. r. Haley have the commit
tee on restaurants during the reunion.
Mrs. Violet A. Haynes was appoint
ed press reporter. Mr.. Jackson who
is member of the local camp of the
United Confederate Veterans but who
is spending the summer in Illinois
sent check for $50 TO be used in
purchasing Confederate flag for the
chapter. Two special dances for the
reunion ball will be given under the
auspices of this chapter in the cos
tune of the sixties. Mrs. Violet A..
Haynes is on the committee of ar
rangemcnts and costumes.
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The San Antonio Mozart Society
will give a benefit card party at
. 80 Saturday afternoon, September
20, in the ballroom Of the st. An
thony Hotel. Handsome table prizes
will be given. Mrs. l.. A. Eichel-
by Mrs. J.. G. Gutzeit and Mrs. Julius
krakauer. Tickets or reservations
may be had from club members or
by calling Mrs. A. L. Nethery, Travis
$3.50, or Mrs. G. Il. Schulz, Mission
40. Prizes donated by members
must be delivered to Mrs. S. A. Free
born, Woodlavn 2062. or Mrs.
Schoenemann; Mission 1915 before
Friday,
The Louise Schuetze Lodge will en-
tertaiH their members Monday even
ing in honor of their anniversary.
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A silver tea will be given from
to o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
the Catholic Women's Association
building. Between the hours of 4
and 5 musical program will be given
under the direction of Mrs. James
Chalkley. The following program will
be given: Vocal selection, Miss Mary
Troeger, accompanied by Miss Ethel
Crider; reading by Miss Eugenia Wal
ter; meZzo-soprano solo by Miss
Josephine Hornor, accompanied by
Miss Hornor; pianologue by Miss
Ethel Crider: soprano solo by Miss
Ruth Herbst; aesthetic dance by Miss
Vera Powell. Tea, coffee and cake
will be served during the afternoon.
Mrs. o. ID. Edwards. general chair
man Of the affair, is being assisted
by Mrs. James Chalkley. Mrs. Griff
Jones and Mrs. j. W. Fisher. The
proceeds from the tea will be used
in purchasing table linen for the as
ISOLATION dining room. 1t is hoped
that all members of the association
and friends will attend.
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"Golden Days" a delightful four
act comedy will be given at the Main
Avenue high school at 8 o'clock Sat
Crday evening, September %. by the
Girls Friendly Society for the bene-
fit of their scholarship fund. The
play contains an unusual plot and
the characters range from New York's
400" to a hired girl in n small vii
lage. Miss Juanita Baskin is direct
ing the play and the characters are
portrayed by Misses Catherine Clarke
Grace Newman, Marie Watkins.
Dorothy Wedemeyer. Laura Thornhill.
Juanita Baskin. Alice George. Mar
garot Dillon. Mrs. Ewing Gibbs and
Clay Mcfarland, Edward Harker.
Glenn Cater, Ross Fitzgerald and
Gordon Anderson.
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. o.
A, will meet at 8 O'Clock Thursday
evening: All members are urged to
attend.
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The San Antonio Speech Arts As
ISOLATION will meet in its first lunch
con session for the fall season ut
12:15 Saturday, sepsemhes 20, in the
army room at the Gunstt Hotel. Tor
ssssrfsticns call hsiY Johnston,
Wks5@sn $40.