San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11

ford took charge of the program. As
sisted by Mrs. J.. Il. Richards, she
gave a wonderful account of Leo
Tolstoi's life and activities. Mrs. X.
]. Harding will be next hostess
March %.
The Business Women's Club of the
Y. W. c. A. will meet Tuesday at
the usual hour in the club rooms of
the Y. W. c. A.. Miss Fannie
Fuquay of the Humane Society will
speak on Work of the Humane So
ciety.'
Miss Lucy Banks has been ap-
pointed maid Of honor to attend the
| reunion of the Sons of Confederate
Veterans in New Orleans. April 10
TO 13, by the State Commander Lon
A. Smith.
The Army Relief Association will
give a benefit show March "A. for
the widows and orphans of Officers
and enlisted men with a matinee at
theater No. ], Camp Travis, and
evening performance at theater No,
l and .. The program is as fol-
lows: Guy Bates Post in Sonar
the TeRtmaker" and Big Boy Will
liams in Blaze Away" with Hughie
Jennings World Champion warblers,
composed of Jeff and Virgil Barnes,
Hugh McQuillan and Joe Casey.
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The Catholic Women's Association
will begin its annual enrolment OF
members with a luncheon at noon,
Tuesday. March Is at the associa-
ton building. when a hundred work
ers engaged in this registration will
be the guests of the association. The
mark is set high for 1923. "Nothing
short of every Catholic woman a
member of the association by March
30"
Those responding to the call for
volunteers TO assist in the registration
will call Travis OIL or Travis 3. The
luncheon complimentary to the work
ers will be served promptly at u.
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The silver tea. which the Woman's
Club invites the public to attend al
the home of Mrs. Il. L. Naylor. from
3 TO and from s to 10. on the
afternoon and evening of March %
| for the benefit of Onderdonk "Blut
bonnet" picture fund. promises to be
very attractive entertainment.
The following chairmen of com
mittees have been appointed: refresh
ments, Mrs. ]. II. Hair and Mrs
A. III. Worden; arrangements. Mrs
Sandal Doerr. Mrs. J. l.. Lyle, and
Mrs. George Hagelstein music. Mrs
Lewis Krams-Beck and Mrs. Willis
Keller: candy. Mrs. Cole Y. Bailey
and Mrs. T. f. Randall. Mrs. Rose
Walker Kennedy. assisted by the so
cial committee of the Woman's Club
is the chairman Of patronesscs.
All officers Of the Art League
which is also buying an Onderdonl
Bluebonnet" picture. are assisting ir
every way possible to make the Wo
mans Club tea a success. The Off
GERS of the Art League purchasing
fund. of which Mrs. J.. 3. Clegg is
chairman, include Bishop and Mrs
William Capers, Mr. and Mrs. J. G
Griswold. Mrs. ]. X. Beretta. Mrs
p. J. Lewis, Mrs. Claude Birkhead
Mrs. ]. B. Lewright, Mrs. Erhard
Guenther, Mrs. Eli Hertzberg, NJ
Kruger, Mrs. j. II. Davis, Mis-,
Laura Lee Dorsey and Jack Burke
The Fannin school Parent Teach
ers Association will meet at 3:3(
Friday afternoon at the school.
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The executive board Of the wo
mans Auxiliary of the. First Pres
byterian church will meet in called
session at 9 o'clock Monday to dis
cuss matters of Importance for tn,
coming year.
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The Woman's Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church will spend Mon
day afternoon visiting the church PEG
pie.
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Mrs. Henry Drought announces AZ
important meeting of the Battle Of
Flowers Association at 10 O'clocl
Tuesday morning. March 13, in tn,
Menger Hotel. Every member of tn,
association is urged to be present, n!
final plans are to be made. all date.
definitely decided, and important new:
of floats to be given.
The chairmen and their committees
have been working hard, and man,
important developments are to com,
under discussion.
On Wednesday afternoon, March l.
the Civic Department of the Woman.
Club. of which Mrs Fred J. Maurcl
is chairman will hold an unusual,
interesting meeting. with Mrs. Ale,
Adams, as leader for the day.
The principal speaker for tn,
afternoon will be DIR. Mercer John
ston who will have Citizenship" fe;
his subject. DIR. Johnston is sor
of Bishop Johnston of San Antonio
For several years he was rector o.
st. Paurs Episcopal church, nnt
chaplain and rector of the West Tex
as Military Academy. He was /,
prime mover in the organization o.
the United Charities of San Antonio
before he left here to become rectol
of st. Marks church in the Philip
pines. At the beginning of the war
he resigned his passionate. and wen
to France as an ambulance driver fol
the French armies. which service h
performed until the arrival of tn
Yankee 20" division of the Ameri
can army, when he joined them as
Y NJ. c. A. worker. and remaine'
with them until the end If the war
He then spent several years in trave
ard economic research work in th'
Near East anc southern Europc
since which time he has been in charg,
of Trinity church in Newark. \. j.
the oldest church in that state.
An additional attraction will be ,
series of dances given by Mile. Balu
eva. who has lately completed an en-