San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-31

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+ complimenting her niece, Nils Mae
4. Louise Schreiner, at the Menser
!. Hotel.
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| Cal. arrived in San Antonio recently
| and is the guest of Mrs. Annie oge
Wickes for several weeks.
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! Mrs. Ruth Lipscomb Alley left the
early part of the week for Galveston,
where she will spend several weeks.
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Mrs. Lo Blake, of Chicago. who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Perry
Raynor and her mother, Mrs. Belle
Keith for several weeks left Monday
morning for her home in Chicago. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Rayner. They
will stop over several days to visit rela'
tiyes and friends in Dallas. Oklahoma
City. and st. Louis Mrs. Rayner Will
spend several weeks as the guest OF
Mrs. Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Loge and Mrs.
Lutte Woodall left Wednesday morn
ing for Chicago, Buffalo, Niagara FANS:
Canada and New York. for stay, OF
several weeks. On their return they
will stop in Washington, and will spend
several weeks in New Orleans for the
. Mardi Gras.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Carraci of Wells
ton, Ohio. and Mr.. and Mrs. II. g..
Heisler of Los Angeles, who have been
visiting at the home Of United States
!, Marshal d. A. Walker. will leave dur
ing the latter part OF this week for an
extended tour of Mexico. After their
return to San Antonio they will re-
main here for the balance of the win
t ter.
, The Luther League of st. Johns
i Church will hold its regular meeting
, at the parish hall at o'clock Thurs
e day evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Friedens'
Evangelical Church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the Protestant Home
for the Aged, with Mrs. d. A. Living
ston and Mrs. J. H. Koenig as hos
|, tesses. All members and friends are
} cordially invited.
The Kappa Alpha Lamba will meet
/ in regular session at the home OF Mary
> Agnes Draper, 1926 South Presa street.
. at s: 80 Thursday evening, instead of
: Friday, as planned.
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The Latin-American Club will meet
/. Thursday evening at the home of Miss
Leola Del Vale, 921 West Poplar
street. Miss Bertha Leal is chairman
a of the evenings social.
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: Miss Pearly Mckay of Marlin, who
I has been the guest of Miss Evelyn
Seymour for several days, left Tuesday
for her home.
, At the meeting of the Democratic
: Club to be held Thursday afternoon in
!, the Gunter Hotel Mrs. W. W. McCrory,
Mrs. T. T. Vanderhoeven, Mrs. j. Is.
Beretta. will discuss the legal status
of women of Texas.
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The Ladies of st. Gerard will enter,
tain with a silver tea from 3 to u
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Reager, 914 Denver
boulevard.
Mrs. Robert Moore entertained the
Sub-ROsa Bridge Club Monday after
noon at the home of her mother on
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awarded Miss Ruth Herbst. Mrs. A. X.
Hubbard. Mrs. J. +. Hickey. The Val
entine motif was carried out in the tai
legs, and throughout the luncheon.
Ferns and palms decorated the house
making an attractive background for
numerous jars Of pink begonias. \ four
course luncheon was served. Mrs. Rich
ard Beauregarde will be the next host
ess.
Baylor University was founded in
1915. In celebration of the event, the
Baylor Club over the state will meet
at Z 80 o'clock Thursday evening to
hear a radio concert. All ex-students
and friends of Baylor are invited to be
present at the Chamber of Commerce
auditorium at Z: 80 o'clock Thursday
evening. The Alamo Radio Electric
Company will have installed one of their
best receiving sets with an experienced
operator to handle it. The election Of
officers for the coming year will take
place. The retiring officers are as fol-
lows: Quest c. Couch. president; Wal
lace Rogers. vice president; Mrs.
Martha Isbell, treasurer; Miss Edna
May Carroll, secretary. The following
| program will be given:
III I :J0-S.0O. The presidents message,
Dr. s. p. Brooks at Fort Worth. Broad
casted by the Star-Telegram from Fort
Worth Tex. Station call WBAP op-
Grating on 400-meter wave length.
500 SO Baylor NEEDS. DIR. f. ii.
Cary a. Dallas. Broadcasted by the
Dallas News from Dallas, Tex. Station
call WFAA operating on 400-meter
length.
| S:10-S:2O. Baylor at Old Independ-
ence. Judge Lewis II. Bryan. Broad
casted by the Hurlburt-Still Electric
Company from Houston Tex. Station
call WEV operating on 3G0-meter wave
$::2o,s 30 Program of Alumni As
ISOLATION, Dr. X. II. Aynesworth at
Waco. Broadcasted by the Jackson Ra-
do Company from Waco, Tex. Station
call WJAD operating on 360-meter
wave length.
S:30-S 80. Concert from Waco
through station WJAD. The Waco
Baylor Club and the Baylor student
| holy will be assembled M the First