San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
Clubs and Clubwomen
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at . o'clock Monday at the Catholic
Women's Association building. There
will be a musical afternoon in charge of
Mrs. c. W. Risinger.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Club will be held at 3 so
Wednesday afternoon at the club house.
The program will be American music, in
charge of Mrs. J. NJ. Krakauer. The
following program will be given:
Piano solo, by S. j. Belliveau.
A-Hungarian rhapsody by Mcdowell.
B-Toccato in A by Pafadies.
A talk on American composers and
music by David Ormesher.
A solo, "Heart of Frazda," an
Arabian song cycle by Mrs. Krakauer.
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The Merry Larks Socia, Club met
last Thursday with Miss Helen Bethel
as hostess. 4 color scheme of black
and white was carried out in the re-
ception hall and living room, while the
music room and dining room was deco
rated in cut ferns and pink carna-
tons. A business meeting was held, new
officers were elected and plans made for
| the initiation to be held in March. Of
ficers elected are rs follows. Miss
Helen Beitel, president; Miss Nell
! Faulder, vice-president; Miss Margaret
Green, treasurer Miss Eva Jackson,
secretary Miss Grace Little, chairman
of COMMITTEES; Miss Mabel Horn, SER
geant of arms; Miss Alice SEYMOUR, re-
porter. After the luncheon delight
full salad course was served. Miss
Eo4bo,;no Dohb;ne r,;II ho pnxf bosteSS
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A benefit Mexican super will be
given by st. Marks guild at the parish
house at Z o'clock Thursday evening.
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The Entire Nous Club will meet at
3 o'clock Thursday in the home of Mrs,
A. r. Thomas, 321 Morton street. An
interesting program has been prepared
with Mrs. J. F. Howard and Mrs. w. ID.
Williams as leaders for the afternoon.
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A luncheon will be held a. the
Travis Park League auditorium at II
o'clock on Friday, January %, in in
tsTest of the Methodist dormitory ut
the State University. DIR. Il. =. Bar
ton of the University of Austin I'D
Mrs. 7. A. Brown, the CO responding
secretary of the league, will be the
principal speakers. Plates will &c %
| cents and reservations may be made not
later than Thursday noon by calling
Crockett 519S.
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Mrs G. W. Adams was hostess Fri
day afternoon TO the members of the
Lucky Friday Club in her home on
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decorations in the rooms where the ia
were awarded Mesdames Fred Igo, Mrs.
A. Williams and Z. G. Young. A de-
| licious luncheon course was served TO
the following: Mesdames Franf Web
err, John G.. Smith. G. C. Crandell, W.
/ Apple, It. J. Reneberg, F. Igo, A. Will
liams and the hostess. Mrs. w. Apple
will be next hostess at her home on
East Florida street, February 2.
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Alamo chapter, d. A. R., entertained
with q silver tea at the home of Mrs.
B8scOm Bell, Wednesday afternoon. In
the living room the following received !:
Mesdames Bascom Bell, John Duncan,
r. i. Dalton, J. NJ. Olivarri, Lesta
Larkin. Irwin Brown, GetzwilleT, w. NJ.
Creswell, A. p. Ford. L. i. Syers, G. p.
Robertson, Harry Hyman and Miss
Lorena Robertson. In the dining room
Mrs. Wheeler Pettus. and Mrs. J. l..
Brown served tea and coffee, assisted
by the following young ladies': Misses
Jeston Dudley, Bessie Duley. Vesta Tay-
lOr, Elsie Croft, Maude Taylor, Their
"a Bellinger, Grace Huey, Evalyn Ster-
ling. and Mesdames r. H. Gentry, J. b.
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ID. A. Russell, ]. r. Loftier, ]. F.
Scroggins, Laurel Phillips, Dan Mon
roe.
Myrtle Grove will install their new
officers at S O'Clock Tuesday, in the
W. o. w. Hall at an open meeting fol-
lowed by dancing. Members and friends
are invited.
The Beacon Hill arent-Teachers'
Association held their regular meeting
Friday afternoon. After n short bust
ness meeting, the following program
was given by the graduating class:
Opening Chorus .......... Class
Salutatory ........ Wallis Warren
| Duet-Rubye Mae Barron and Amy
Belle Gillett.
Reading ..... Barbara Holmgreen
Glass Prophecy .... LEILA Maude Swift
Violin Solo ........ Charlotte Stenseth
Defamation :. ..... Palmer Koenig
Piano Solo r...... Byron Eastburn
Glass .............. ElOise Clampitt
Naledictory ......... Beatrice Syers
Glass Song go. ............ Glass
The graduates are: Ruby Albert,
Ruby Alice. Ruby Mae Barron, Eloise
Clampitt, Mary Elizabeth Coon, Anna
Dorbandt. Gladys Dromgoole. Marie
Dullnig, Ruby Elizabeth Earl Amy
Belle Gillett. Barbara Holmgreen,
Rosamund Howard, Leila Maude Swift,
Bessie Mae Young. Charlotte Stenseth,
Chester Bowman. Jerome Deleyan. BY
ron O'Mealy, John Searle. Callie
Straughn, James Trosper. Evelyn Gra-
gy. Della Mosier. Rosa Sacknowit2.
Anna Schoff, Beatrice Syers. Vivien
Rogers, Alfred Albep. Edward Carl.
Harry Diehl, Earl Fischer. Jeff Fly.
Lawrence Joyce. Henry Nanny. Leon
Ross. Thomas Stamps, William Thorn
ton and Wallis Warren.
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A meeting of unusual interest in the
club history of the Young WOmen's
Christian Association occurred on
Thursday evening when the federation
of young business women's clubs was
entertained on its first anniversary by
the Hispano Club, Club Rosa and the
c. U. L. Club of the International In