San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-21
Visitors Are Given Oppor.
tunity to Get Acquainted
With Children at Annual
Affair-Need Money for
Winter Coal and to Re-
pair WALL

| Hundreds of friends of the Protest.
ant Orphans Home are expected 70
attend the annual silver tea to be held
at the home Saturday. October -
for the bemfit of the little children
who are cared for in the institution
| The tea is an annual affair, at which
time visitors are enabled 10 become
personally acquainted with the chill
dren who live ther. and see the need
that exists for help of every kind
There are 40 children being cared for
at the present time and i'll addition
to the ordinary running EXPENSES of
providing for so many, a further ex-
penSe must be met in having the en-
tire southwest wall of the original
building torn down and repaired.
Wall Broken Loose.
The wall has broken looS from its
old foundations. and an architect who
was called in consultation pronounced
it unsafe. and said that to make it
solid again. the entire wall on that
side of the building must be re-
built.
The coal bill is anothca item of ire
mendous expense. After getting bids
from various dealers on the amount re-
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the winter months. il was found that
the bill would be $1,000. The home is
maintained entirely by voluntary con-
tributions and every one in San An
tonic who is interested in child well
fare and well-being. is most cordially
invited TO attend the silver tea.
The present board of directors of
the Protestant Orphans Home is Mrs.
II Snrl- ,ra-,la,@. NJ.
Browne. Mrs. I. T. Campbell. Mrs. ].
NJ. Chittim. Mrs. Henry Flannery,
Mrs. R. W. Hamilton. Mrs. Hugo
+. L.. Hillyer. Mrs. La, b. Miller,
Mrs, \, Marucheau. Mrs: Pies J. Me
Neill. Mrs. Maggie Bell Newton, Mrs.
\. A. Wright. Mrs. Frank Winerich
the board members have served for
many years.
List of Patrons.
The patrons are as follows:
MeSdames Fl. c. Carter. Otto Koch
Ter. W. X. Ewing, w. B. futile. Ran
dolph Carter. A. Deutsch. J. f. Jar
rett, John Kerr. Richard Tommins.
L. II. Ward. John Sehorn. David
Lamb tn. C. f. Hammond, C. B. Al
len. J. P. DeLesdernier, John Boil
Ions, J. p. Oldham, George Martin.
Roy Campbell. Z. \. Leighton. Vance
Wallace. 4. ]. WalliSer. J. VI. Nix.
J. L. Nix. Erhardt Guenther, Theo-
dore Fredericks, f. A. Holmgron.
Adolph Wagner. Ida Schweppe. Alex
Half. Sol Wolfson, Frank Deutz,
Henry Hart. Misses NJ. Eleanor
Breckenridge. Mary Huppertz. Mildred
Baskin, Flora McNeal, Mollie Nell
son, Lofts, Sehorn; w. Kelso. George
Gillett. Jules August, o. Il. Black, r.
G. Huntress, J. Ii. MCGEE. j. w.
Kokernot. Nat Washer. S. w. Scott,
Bedell Moore, II. Lichte. d. ]. Wood
ward. II. X. Russell, A. r. Richey,
Dick o. Terrell, a. j. Bell, Homer
7. Wilson, A. W. Houston. ]. H.
LLapa9. Sterling FrebqEn, Bert G;
Lane Taylor, George. West, w. II.
Montgomery, Kate Schenck. Frank
Blair, S. G. Bechtel, c. Kearny. c. &.
Cresson, Porter Loring, d. X. Fur
nish, \. b. Weakley, George C. Wal
l1r, James Kapp, Phil Walker,
Charles Fincham, ID. F. Roberts. Alex
ander Joske. ]. f. Webb, Roxana
Schaeffer. Reagan Houston, William
Hill, H.. Turns, j. 3. Flannery. Louis
| Oge, VIII Flannery, L. i. Stoner
Fannie Applewhite. Johanna Stoves
Albert Stoves, Dick Prassell, Henry
Half, Miss Mary Callson, w. T. Pan
coast, Isaac Bledsoe. Mrs. Wilbur Kill
! lingsworth. l. NJ. McIlhenny, J. T.