San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-18
PRINT NAMES
Of TOURISTS
IN BOOKLET
Next January Roll Call Will
Summon Them to
San Antonio.
FIFTY ARE ADDED
Social Features Continue to
Hold Interest of
Visitors.
FIFTY ARE ADDED


Tourists Club Saturday to print Il
booklet containing the names and
addresses of members. The books will
be distributed to the members as a
reminder of the good times in San
Antonio, and next January, when they
begin TO gather here again, roll
call will be held. A letter will be
written TO all who do not answer
present" asking their whereabouts
and health and happiness.
The meeting next January was re-
ferred to in the resolution as "A
homecoming. To bring about this
feeling toward San Antonio was the
purpose for which the club was es-
tabhshed, and tourists who daily
gather at the club rooms, say that
they now feel tie between them and
San Antonio that they have never be-
fore felt for winter resort.
Socials Prove Entertaining.
1t is now rare day when there
are not as many as 100 tourists, men
and women, gathered in the club, and
the more active of the members never
let the social ball stop rolling. The
Missouri Club will hold its regular
meeting Monday night in the ball
room Of the Gunter, beginning at 5
o'clock. On Tuesday evening the IL
linois Club will meet in the pink
room of the Gunter, to hold its reg
ular business meeting and social. On
Washington's birthday the Indiana
Club will hold a special meeting and
A nc
triotic program will be prepared for
the occasion. Friday night the Iowa
Club will meet in the pink room of
the Gunter and the Tourists Club
will hold the entertainment postpon-
ed last Friday on account Of the
weather.
Two additional entertainment fea-
lures scheduled for the week are
trip through the Mistletoe Creamery
Tuesday afternoon and a concert by
the Banda Juvenil Friday afternoon.
The trip through the creamery will
start at . o'clock. Members will
gather at the club and then go out in
a body.
Fifty New Arrivals.
Although it is rather late in the
season for tourists TO be arriving.
there were over 80 new names added
TO the register last week. Following
is a list of the late arrivals:
Indiana: Miss Trina and Mrs.
Pearl Kahn, Brookville; W. II. Sill
verman, East Chicago.
Iowa.: S. Lolita. Grand View: Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Watts, Des Moines;
Mrs. Samuel Mahon, Ottumwa: Rob.
ert Sherlock and family, Council
Bluffs.
Minnesota: Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
B. Schultz, st. Paul; Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Anderson, Wadena.
Nebraska: John Sherlock. Omaha.
South Dakota: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Holsingcr, Sioux City.
New York: Mrs. ]. J.. WyckOff
and daughters; W. A. Waterman, Mt.
Vernon.
Connecticut: Miss Katherine A.
and w. II. Rubey. Waterbury.
Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Pierce,
Lorain; Winfield Scott, Blanches-
ter
Pennsylvania: Mrs. H. W. Par
ker. Pittsburg; John Connolly, To-
wanda: A. &. Burns, Sayre.
West Virginia: Mrs. Ida NJ. Mar
tin, Charleston ]. H. Lee, Charles
ton.
Missouri: C. p. and Lucretia G,
Toec. St. Louis; Mrs. S. Birkhead,
Elesberg: ]. A. Gerk Jr., st. Louis;
]. A. Strauss, Kansas City: w. Il.
Capp, Noberg; Henry Baum, Gin
ton.
Oklahoma: Barbara f. Tumey,
Tulsa: Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Wort
man. Oklahoma City.
California: DR.. and Mrs. {. ;.
Hutchinson and daughter, Los An
geles.
Washington Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Kuhn. Vancouver.
Canada: Homer Yates. Regina.
Kansas: c. S. Broaden; John
Baima. Pittsburg: Joseph Londen-
slayer and daughters. Faith and Mary.
Wichita: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jennings
and family. Kansas City.