San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-22
In Society

at the st. Anatomy 11otel. Mrs
Noble has numerous friends in the
army and in the city who will he in
tereSted in her arrival. She is the
mother of Lieut.. Charles Noble OF
Fort Sam Houston.
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Mrs. Darwin Lakeland will enter
tain with a bridge tea at her home at
the air intermediate depot at Kelly
Field in honor of Miss Adelaide
Poore, whose marriage to Capt.
Charles l.. Bolte will take place in
the near future. The tea will be held
from / to q o'clock Friday afternoon.
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At the Tuesday dinner dance of the
Menger Hotel, one of the features of
the evening was series of fancy
dances by Laura Keller. Bobby Con-
nelly and Marcie Anderson. pupils of
Miss :. Leidy. Among those having
reservations were Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Waite, Mrs. Cecilia Braun. George
Lem, Miss Martha Edward Keller
Miss Marcie Anderson, Mrs. y. Keller.
Miss Laura Keller, Martin Keller
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Hallam. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. kirkpatrick. Mrs. Joel
Hudgins. Miss Julia HudginS. Miss :.
Leiday. Jack Kirk. Mrs. Madge Croft
ford, Miss Bobbie Connolly and Mrs.
Norma Jensen.
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Saturday evening a moving picture
will be shown at Fort Sam Houston
for the benefit of the army relief.
Homemade candy will be sold from
booths outside of the theater, and
John McGraw of the Giants will speak
during the intermission. Numerous
theater parties have been planned.
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\ brilliant luncheon, with repre-
sentatives from every group in the
Woman's Club. was given on Wednes
day. in the WOman's Club rooms, in
celebration of Round Table Day. with
Mrs. Fred j. Maule as chairman.
Mrs. jeremiah Rhodes. wife of the
of San Antonio public
schools. was the principal speaker,
describing the most interesting fea-
lures of her recent stay of six months
in New York. The annual show of
silks from Japan. China, Italy and
France was described. as well as the
recent additions to the Metropolitan
Museum. several performances at the
Opera House, the push |
cart markets of the East Side and
Ellis Island.
Mrs. Maule, as toast mistress. spoke |
IF the spirit of the Round Table as
comradeship. and said i'll
was that spirit, which made it the |
popular and important feature oil club
and social life it has become. The |
Noon-Tide, which boasts of nineteen
years of successful luncheon meet |
ngs. was represented by Mrs. Eli i
who told of its organiza-
Ii by Miss Marin Il. Fenwick and
Mrs. J. Noyes Evans as the first
luncheon club in the state.
Other speakers. representing lunch
con groups, were Mrs. !. l.. Browne
IF the Coterie group; Mrs. Fred j.
Maurer Of the Forum: Mrs. S. j.
kirksey and Mrs. kingsbury from the
strategy board; Mrs. Alex Adams,
Tor the discussion group; Mrs. Henry |
Drought. for the Fine Arts: Mrs. j. |
X. Beretta. for the Scribblers: Mrs. |
Sandal Doerr, for the Booklovers
Mrs. J. w. Holt, for the Musical |
Round Table: Mrs. W. w. McCrory, |
from the Symposia. and Mrs. +. Y. |
White and Mrs. Ernest Powell, for
the Rotives. Mrs. J. Il. Smith and
Mrs. Willis Weller also made short
talks on general subjects.
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Mrs. joseph Choate King and little |
laughter. Julia Ord. who have been
the guest of Mrs. Kings parents, Col. |
and Mrs. John J. Ryan will leave
Friday for Oklahoma City, where they |