San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-26

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Miss Lucille Witherspoon will en-
Eertain with a luncheon Monday,
March 8 at the San Antonio Country
Club complimenting Miss Helen Irwin.
whose engagement to Homer Ballard
bf Minneapolis, Mimi, has been re-
kently announced.
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Mrs. Jack Lapham entertained in
Ter home with a charmingly informal
bridge luncheon complimenting Mrs.
Rosa King of the City of Mexico, who
depending the winter in San An
oniO. The table was gay with bright
Epring flowers. Covers were laid for
welve guests: Mrs. Rosa King, the
honor guest, Mrs. w. n. Capen, Mrs.
Harvey Page, Mrs. Daniel Van
Voorhis, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Harmon,
Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Arthur Seeligson.
Mrs. Fred Schultz, Miss Emma Reed
md Mrs. w. b. Russ. Following
he luncheon bridge was played.
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Mrs. Gerald Raymond King will en-
ertain with a luncheon at the Men
ger complimenting her sister, Miss
Helen Irwin. whose marriage to Homer
Ballard will take place in the near
future.
Assisting in serving and receiving
ht the monthly musicale to be given
by the San Antonio Musical Club at
10 Monday evening in the st. An
hony ballroom will be Mrs. Lewis
irams-Beck, the president. and Mrs.
:. l.. Marks, Miss Elsie Engel, Mrs.
Oscar Fox, Mrs. NJ. z. Clarke. Mrs.
Thomas Randolph, Mrs. Edwin
Nitte, Mrs. Carleton Adams, Mrs.
Harry Rogers, Mrs. Clifton George,
Mrs. Sterling Freeborn, Mrs. Tom
Moody, Mrs. L. ]. Hart, Miss Lottie
Riddle, Miss Henrietta Bruel, Miss
1ilda Brian and Miss Ruth Herbst.
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The Ruth Johnson Sewing Circle
will meet Tuesday at 1 80 at 703
East Euclid avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Brady of
Rapidan, Va, will arrive soon to be
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lap
nam for some time.
Mrs. S. J. Wright left Saturday for
short visit to Paris, Tex.
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Mrs. Don Chapman will entertain
1t her home, 429 Wilmington ave
hue, at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday after
boon. Five hundred will be played
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Miss Eleanor Carr entertained Fri
lay evening at her home on Sandovdl
Btreet. Those present were Miss Mil
ED Walters, Miss Edna Ora John
son, Miss Ruth Virginia Holling-
worth, Miss Bessie Mae Young, Miss
Virginia Carr, Miss Mary Vergie Carr,
Miss Eugenia Philippe, and LaNell
Robertson, Gilbert Philippe, and Ross
Iarr. Readings were given by Miss
Edna Ora johnson, Miss Ruth Vir-
kinia Hollingsworth, and Miss Mil
Fred Walters. Bunco was played and
prizes were awarded Miss Bessie Mae
Young, and Miss Mildred Walters.
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Mrs. Ethyl Neil Matthews enter
aimed at her studio at the Menger,
rom 4 to o'clock Wednesday COM
blimenting Mrs, r. d. Blackstone, the
guest of Mrs. II. A. Moos, 1919 Ave
lus G, and Mrs. i. Odds from Uvalde,
he house guest of Mrs. G. c. Cox.
P32 East Craig place. The luxurious
ooms were decorated with profusion
Pf ferns, which formed a background
or. the jars of pink and white carna-
ions, making fitting setting for the
interesting program which Mrs. Mat
hews offered her guests, through her
alented pupils, and supplemented by
numbers graciously given by Mrs.
Mice NJ. Taylor, late of the College
Music of Chicago, who sang with
Unusual sympathetic sweetness. Percy
3arbatt told human interest stories.
Other guests were Mrs. G.. c. Cox,
Yrs. L. c. Bennett, Miss Thelma
Rawls Moos, Mrs. l.. A. Winship,
Mrs. Alton Wheeler, Miss Gertrude
halteyer, Mrs. II. A. Moos. Mrs. Por-
er Loring. Mrs. +. A. Bringgle, SalIie
King Hopkins, Mrs. Jesse Beitel.
lrs. /. c. FOntaine, Mrs. d. II.
ohnstOne, Mrs. James Caldwell, Mrs.
Sandel Doerr. Mrs. Il. N. Lewis, Mrs.
q. +. Hathaway, Mrs. Houston
Brown, Mrs. G. ID. Robbins, Mrs a.
NJ. Bishop, Mrs. G.. G. Reiwald, Mrs.
I. X. Blackstone, Percy Barbatt,
Daniel Foley, b. J. Kelley, H. w.
Payne and others. Following the pro-
gram the guests were served dainty
refreshments.
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The Women of the Elks' Club will
bold their regular card party at . 80
Thursday afternoon at the Elks' Club
with Mrs. Grover Collins as hostess.
Reservations may be r3ade by calling
Travis 762S or Travis COIL.
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Bible lessons by Miss Angie Man
ping Taylor, one of the foremost Bible
|eachers in the world, will be con-
inued at 3 o'clock and o'clock Tues
lay at the First Presbyterian Church,
fornerof Avenue ID and Fourth street.
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A very fine program, consisting of
|heatrical and concert numbers by some
ff the most talented artists of the city.
has been arranged by the GermNa Lit
Erary Society to take place Wednesday
evening at Beethoven Hall. 1t will be
or the benefit of the suffering women
|pnd children of Central Europe.
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Capt. Augustus Jones Chapter of
he Daughters of 1912 will meet at 3 |
o'clock Tuesday at the home of Mrs. |
x. III. Gentrv sos West Magnolia |
avenue.
The Pierian Study Club will meet
with Mrs. W. L. Pyne at > 80 Tues |
ay afternoon, at the home of Mrs. f |
fN. Oeffinger. Mrs. S. /. White will |
lead the program on Late Poetry" |
There will be a general discussion and |
Ialks on words from the grab box.
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