San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28

land and B. Heaton, ice cream aud
soda water; Mrs. Van Smith. grab
bag; Miss q. Carl and Mrs. Adams,
+, Carl, Wallace and Mr.. Henderson,
decorations; Miss ID. Rowland, en-
tertainment.
An evening of fun and hearty good
cheer is planned for all attending.
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Cooking classes under the super
vision of Miss Prize. conducted by
Miss katherine Joseph, will begin
Tuesday afternoon. October 80. at
3 80. THY will be held in the manual
training building on Romano street,
room 331. Main Avenue High School.
Housekeepers wishing TO attend these
classe are requested to attend Tuesday
for enrolment.
Miss Mabel Horn was hostess to the
Merry Larks' Social Club Tuesday
evening in her home on Guenther
street. A business meeting was held
and plans for the masquerade dance
to be given Halloween night at the
home of Mrs. Maud Huddleson, were
discussed. The Christmas dance was
also discussed. Misses Mary Law
renee and Anasthasia Long, were TAX
on in as pledge members. Miss Julia
Van Houten and Willie Baldwin were
honor guests. After the meeting dane
ing was enjoyed and n salad and ica
course was served to about thirty
guests.
The San Antonio de Bcxar Chapter
ID. a. r., will meet Thursday after
noon, November 1. in the home of
Mrs. Herblrt Spencer, l01 McCul-
Tough avenue. The meeting will be
called to order at . o'clock promptly,
SO that those desiring to attend the
twilight concert of Madame Butterfly
may do so.
The Captain Augustus Jones Chap
ter, Daughters of 1912 will meet Mt
o'clock Wednesday afternoon with
Miss Evelyn Sterling as hostess at the
Randolph apartments.
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The Junior Section of the Hadasah
entertain with a cabaret-dinner dan
SAINT Saturday evening as Casino
Hall.
art Week" will be observed the
week of November 5 to 10 inclusive
by having Miss Stella Shurtleff.
noted art critic, give series of lee
lures under the auspices of the Art
League. Five lectures will be given
in different schools of the city, and
the ether five of the series will be
given in Mrs. Henry Drought's home.
Miss Shurtleff's thorough knowledge
of her subjects and her keen apprecia-
ton of the beautiful, with her charm
of manner and of spirit, make her
talks on artistic subjects delightful to
the student and the layman alike. She
has the rare gift of creating en-
thusiasm and of communicating her
knowledge of pictures and painting
10 her audiences. She has given her
lectures in series before many of the
important organizations of the state
and always with the most satisfying
results.
From her five groups Of lectures
on Art Appreciation, American
Painting, Picture Study, Home Deco
ration and Art Reviews, the five fol-
lowing lectures have been selected by
the committee in charge:
among pictures, points of contact
which increase the enjoyment of art,
illustrated with lantern slides.
"Early American Landscape. Hud-
son River Group. Intimate Landscape,
Relation to Westward Movement
"The Art Situation in Texas"
"Practical Approach to an Aes-
thetic Problem. Art Principles Ap-
preached From the Furnishing
Angle"
THE Art Critics Vocabulary. Prin-
ciples of Art Criticism.
Committees in charge of Art
Week are Mrs. J. Z. Smith. general
chairman with Mrs. J.. b. Clegg. as
vice chairman; Mrs. Floyd Stauffer,