San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
Woodmen Circle

At the meeting of Olive-Magnolia
Grove No. 157. Wednesday afternoon
at the w. o. w. Hall, one applica-
ton for membership was received and
the bylaws of the grove received Its
third reading, being adopted unani-
mOusly.
The sick committee reported seven
members ill and one member in dis
tress. Provisions were made to take
care of the case.
A committee was appointed to ar
range for a bazaar to be held in the
near future. Mesdames Schleyer and
Hoefler reported $11.75 made from
the cake sale. Clerk Josephine Stew
ems reported that the card and bunco
party held at her home recently was
q pronounced success and thanked the
members who donated prizes for the
occasion.
The monthly birthday party was
participated in by Mesdames Juanita
Tandy, Mary Davis, Francis Esch-
basch, Tillie Hilderbrant, Sarah J..
Dickey. Ethel McGinnis, Daisy His
lop and Lena Gastring. The birthday
table in charge of Mrs. Mary l..
Mcconnell was tastefully decorated
with regina corona, miniature hand
made baskets being the days favors.
Ice cream and home made cake was
served to members and guests.
c. c. Chaffe. in behalf of the w.
o. W.. extended an invitation to the
grove to- join with them Friday night
with them Friday night with the en-
tertainment to be given at the W. o.
w. Hospital, which invitation was
excepted. A membership drive was
launched which will end December 81.
Mesdames Mcconnell and Schileyer
delivered the flowers from the birth
day table to the patients at the w.
o. w. Hospital following the closing
of the meeting.
Myrtle Grove No. /, WoodmNn Cir
Gle, held largely attended and en-
joyable session Tuesday afternoon at
the w. o. w. Hall, which was fol-
lowed by the monthly birthday party
and refreshments, consisting of ice
cream and home made cake for the 50
members.
The following were guests at the
birthday table: Mesdames Eugenia
Brockman, Francis Kokes, Clara
Schuschard, MOnti Seymour, Eliza
beth Killed, Etalka Collins, Alkaline
Snow, Mary Fourier and Lawrance
Pytel and Carl Holm.
: The decorations of the birthday Ia
bic was carried out in Halloween eff
feet, being in charge of Mesdames
Helen Steubing, Mary Atkinson and
Francis Coleman. while Mesdames
Edith Knott, Katie Belle Utz and
Amelia Sinclair had charge of the
members tables. Mrs. Clara Sanders
was chairman of the committees.
The Myrtle Sunshine Club VISITED
the W. y. w. Hospital last Sunday
morning. distributing home made
candy to every patient, besides pre-
senting each room and ward with
handsome boquets of flowers, consist
ing of an abundance of La France
roses. queens crown, zinnias and other
varieties, which were highly appreclat-
ed by the sick men. 1t is the purpose
of this club TO scatter sunshine among
the sick and. down and cutters, and es-
pec.ally look after the sick on Wood
men Hill.
The club has already given two
dozen pot plants TO patients able TO
care for them, and it is interesting
to note the care and pains which
they take,in caring for the plants. The
club will stage buneo party soon for
the patients at which time useful
prizes will be given.
Since the visits of the Woodmen
camps and groves have been inaugu-
rated at the hospital, the patients
have shown a decided improvement in
mind, health and body. and eagerly
look forward to these periodical trips
of the women of the Sunshine Club.
Myrtle Grove will give high five
and bunco PARTY at the hall, Tuesday
afternoon at = 80. On time punches