San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-30

when the hours are from > p. N. to ,
y. m. The exhibition is entirely free t(
the public, who are most cordially in
vited to avail themselves of the on
portunity to inspect this splendid col
lection.
An open meeting will be held by the
Woman's Club on Wednesday after
noon, October 3, at 3 o'clock in the
club rooms, when the club will cele-
brate its silver anniversary. Charter
members and members of the years
1S9S-99 will give the entire program.
Mrs. T. Q. Foster is chairman OF
the musical program, the feature OF
which will be choral singing by the
early members of the club, Mrs. NJ. j.
Bleim, Mrs. L. o. Foster. Mrs. W. L.
Iobban, Mrs. W. A. Daniel. Mrs. j.
Tom Williams. Mrs. J. II. McGeehee,
Mrs. J. NJ. Nix, Mrs. B. +. Nichol-
son, Miss Marin Fenwick, Miss Tom
mic Irwin. Miss Adina DeZavala and
Miss Eva Orvis, directed by Miss Cora
Franklin and accompanied by Mrs.
Eli Hertzberg. Mrs. Henry Phelps
and Mrs. J.. L. Marks will also contri-
butte to the musical program.
Miss NJ. Eleanor Breckenridge, the
clubs first president, and all the other
presidents of the Woman's Club, will
each give a word of greeting. Mrs.
A. W. Houston will read a paper
which she read on the. celebration OF
the clubs tenth anniversary. Mrs. Eli
Hertzberg will make the formal ad-
dress of the afternoon. after Miss
Marin Il. Fenwick raps the meeting to
order with a gavel which was pre-
scented TO her years ago, and has quite
a history.
A social hour will follow the formal
program, when a large birthday cake
will be cut by Mrs. p. II. Swearingen,
Mrs. Roy Campbell. and Miss Marin
Fenwick. Mrs. Charles Austin and
Mrs. Henry Drought will pour coffee,
and Mrs. NJ. ]. Bleim and Mrs. ].
Tom Williams will pour tea. The pres
cnt board of directors of the club will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. Eli
Hertzberg. Miss Irene Florian. Miss
Sarah King. Mrs. W. A. Daniel. Miss
Adina DeZavala. Mrs. !. S. Landlord,
Mrs. o. J. Woodruff, Mrs. L. o. Eos
ter. Mrs. L. s. Bates. Mrs. 7. Moves
Evans, Mrs. I. A Coleman. Mrs ]. t.
Smith and Mrs. W. 2. Lobban. Mrs.
George Maverick and Mrs Conrad
Schasse are other carter members
who are residing out of the city at
present.
The American Association of Uni
versity Women will hold its first
Of the year on Saturday. De-
tober 6. at Il 80 in the Menger hotel.
The meeting will be largely social in
character. and will take the form of
luncheon, with members
different colleges serving
as hostesses at the various tables.
A short report of the national con-
vention of college women recently held
in Portland, Ore, will be given by
Miss Mildred Harrigan, president of
the San Antonio. branch of the Asso-
citation of University Women. Mrs.
John Green will give summary Of
the interesting results obtained from
sending out 2500 questionnaires to the
business men of San Antonio this
summer. in an effort to establish a
Collegiate Bureau of Occupations here.
NOuldl VIII udo ClltsluNu a
recognized college or university for one
year or more is privileged to attend.
College women who are visitors in the
city are most cordially invited to be
present. Reservations may be made by
Mrs. Charles Gilbert,
Woodlawn 7S4, not later than Friday
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New year books for the club sea-
son of 1924 are beginning to come
in thick and fast, and seemingly more
this year than they have
ever been before. The year book for
the Phoenix Club is particularly in
teresting in the plan of work an
nounced which includes broad study
of Southern literature. Southern
magazines of yesterday and today
Edgar Allen Poe and the short story;
fiction of the war and reconstruction
periods; short stories and mountaineer
dialect; Sidney Lanier; Texas poets !;
Confederate lyrics; recent Southern
novels; and the Western stories of
o. Henry are only few of the list
of titles for club discussion that prom
Use excellent entertainment and in
ter ing study.
A number of the meetings are given
over TO purely social sessions, among
which is the reassembly day with the
president, the first meeting of the
year on October ., and the meeting
on November "a. when the Phoenix
Club will celebrate its twentieth birth
day, with a large formal luncheon.
Officers of the Phoenix Club for
the year are: President. Mrs. Paul
A. Linnartz; vice presidents. Mrs.
g. j. Matthews and Miss Hildreth
Weight; secretaries, Mrs. c. W. Gill
bert and Mrs. W. A. Thurman; treas
urer. Mrs. II. L. Evans; parlia-
mentarian, Mrs. Thomas Ramsey /:
historian, Miss Annie Ramsey; press
reporter, Mrs. W. A. Thurman and
critic, Mrs. Hugh B. Rice.
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Mrs. Joe Quintana was hostess to
the o c. Bunco Club Wednesday af
ternoon. A salad course was served
and prizes were awarded to MeSdames
Leo Horn. Charles Horn and Charles
Klaus. The guest prize was won BY
Mrs. z. II. "rinkoeter. Mrs. Leo
Horn will entertain the club at the
next meeting.
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The Barnard L. Bee Chapter of the
limited Daughters Of the Confederacy
will meet in the red room of the st.
Anthony Hotel on Tuesday afternoon.
October q All members are request
ed to be present. as important bust
ness will be discussed.
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The opening meeting of the Self
Culture. Club will be held Thursda,