San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
Clubs and Club Women

ton, will meet at 3 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon in the home OF Mrs. ). w.
Kearney, 200 East Cypress street
with Mrs. A. w. Grant, as joint hos
tess. Visiting daughters are privileged
to attend.
There will be a meeting of the board
Of directors and chairman OF all COM
mittees of the Battle OF Flowers As
ISOLATION at 10 o'clock Tuesday MORN
ing at the home of the president, Mrs.
H. =. Drought, on Oakland street.
The last regular meeting of the Bat
tie of Flowers Association will be
held at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
April 10, at the Menger Hotel.
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Mrs. W. Amanda entertained the
Happy Go Lucky High Five Club
Tuesday at her home on Carey street.
Prizes were awarded Mesdames h.
Hoese. o. Schaetzler. o. c. Beech and
W. II. WoIfson. Tallys and place
cards were in the Easter design and
Dummies and Easter eggs were the fay--
ors. A delicious lunch was served
to the following: Mesdames G. Viii
liams, +. Hoese, o. Schaetzler, j.
earle. A. Naylor. c. Holm. W. Steu-
birg. II. Wolfsohn, W. Amanda and
the hostess. Mrs. W. Steubing. will
hold special meeting at her home
at > 80 Saturday. All members are
urged 10 be present.
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The Gibbons Literary Club will en-
terrain with card party at , 30
Monday in the Catholic Woman's AS
ISOLATION building.
Ladies' Auxiliary Canton No. 81
l. O. T., will meet ut the Prot
estant Orphans Home Friday to sew
all day. The members must bring
lunch. and needle and thread. All
Rebeccahs are invited.
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The Ladies Auxiliary to the A. o.
H.. will meet in special session at
. 80 Tuesday at the Catholic No-
mans Association building.
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The Briggs School of Expression
and Dramatic Art will present Bedelia
Mul:ern in graduating recital The
Blue Bird" by Maurice Maeterlinck
at the Ienger Hotel at S:15 Monday.
April .. The ushers will be Ethel
Wigs. Dorothy lie Gendre. Catherine
Patrick. George Perkins, Malone Dug
gan and Albert King.
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A group of students from Miss
Marjorie Wills Expression Glass will
present program of PLAYS and read
ings in the League Auditorium at 3
o'clock Friday for the benefit Of the
Cradle Roll department OF the Travis
Park Methodist church Of which Mrs.
4. u. Mangham is superintendent. The
program will include "The Sick Doll"
and a Mother Goose comedy.
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The Lamar school Mother and
Parent Teachers Association will
meet Friday. Every member is urged
to be present. Election of officers
will take place. Plans for the garden
party viii be made and committees
named at this meeting. Mrs. W. f.
McAllieter will be speaker. Hos
tcsses for the afternoon will be Mes
danes w. King. W. c. Tretze, G. y.
Colvin and Eugene Holmgreen.
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Mrs. Frank Evers entertained the
Jolly Wives Bunco Club last week
at her home on Garden street. Prizes
were awarded Miss Jenny Alcrcamp,
Mrs. Elmer Young, Mrs. James Walsh.
and Mrs. Fred Burger. After the.
| games refreshments were served TO
the following: Mesdames j. III. Nor
gan. +. Young, F. Burger. Frank
We,ter, Max Grimm, A. Grimm, j.
Walsh. Miss Jenny Alercamp and
Miss Anderson. Mrs. Max Grimm
will be next hostess in her home, 32l
Callahan avenue.
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The ladies Auxiliary of Elks No.
216 will entertain with bridge and
500 party Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Harry A. Rogers as hostess as
sisted by Mrs. W. l.. Palmer. Mrs.
c. r. Bodkin. Mrs. Gilholm Bull. Mrs.
]. c. Kirby and Mrs. A. F. Mitchell.
Reservations may be made by calling
Travis SPA. Travis 2423, Mission
2003 or Mission 1881.
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The. Ladies Auxiliary Of the
Beethoven Society will have an cleo
ton of officers at 3 o'clock next
Tuesday afternoon at the club rooms
Oh ltTcluu sIitet. htitcSnhch'o WIZ
be served.
All the children of. the city are
invited TO take part in the parade ON
kind Day" Saturday, April ii.
Kind Day was established to incul-
cate in children consideration and
kindness to all dumb animals.
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The Texas British Woman's Club
will meet at o'clock Wednesday in
the home of Mrs. George Jackson,
SIS West Summit avenue. with Mrs.
Harry IIickenG and Mrs. Jackson act
ing as hostesses. st. John Wright,
gifted young pianist Of London,
England. of the staff of the London
Daily Mail. will give the club talk
on the recent interviews with Eng
Hsh celebrities. Because OF the ex-
cellent program and the important
business, all members are urged to at
tend.
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The History Club met with Mrs.
r. Z. Harding in her home on Sum
mitt avenue last Friday. Mrs. Alex
yillaret. the president presided. The
program Great Artists was in
charge of Mrs. +. c. Branch. Michael
Angeles life was given by Mrs. G.
Z. Robertson. Mrs. L. NJ. Lamar
gave sketch of st. Gardens and
Mrs. Branch told Of Whistler as seen
through the. eyes Of his. friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Pencil. Mrs.
Urwitz spoke on Elizabeth Ney and
Mrs. Lathrop told a sequel to her
life.
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