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

United States. The program closed
with Mrs. Thomas reading an in
structive paper on the "Papcr In
.dustryn showing the necessity for the
discovery of some new expedient 10
take the place of wood in the manu-
sfncture of paper. On October 30 the
Sorosis Club will observe Home
Economics Day" with Mrs. T.. \.
Young as leader. The meeting will
be held in the home of Mrs. Young.
1910 Townsend avenue, at 80
O'Clock.
The Self Culture Club will meet
at > 80 Thursday afternoon at tR
home Of the president. Mrs. +. VI.
Burleson. Miss Thirza Belinger
will have charge of the program.
The meeting of the Lotus Club
which was to have been held in the
home of Mrs. RoOs next Saturday
will be held in the red room Of the
St. Anthony. All members. are re-
'ouested 10 be present as this Is the
first meeting Of the club.
g The Chow elbows will have a called
meeting at $50 Sunday. afternoon
at the club preparing for their christ,
mas dance to be given December -
at the Casino.
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3 Rarnard f. Bee CHAPTER L. u. C..
will meet at ( o'clock Tuesday III the
reading room Of the st. Anthony. A
full attendance is requested as re,
sports from the state convention Will
fbe given.
The Art Study Circle will meet
sst the home Of Mrs. J. Il. Lewrisht.
Ill Arcadia place, at 10 80 Tues
sdav morning. The subject for the
rday will be the Modern Spanish Art.
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The Clio Club of Breckenridge
high school entertained with HALO
we'en party Friday evening. October
i26. in the home of Miss Fern |
sOhnesorge. The rooms were ct
tractively decorated in color scheme |
of black and yellow. yellow cosmos |
and ferns completing the color scheme. |
Dancing and various games were en- |
tjoyed throughout the evening. lie |
ireshments were served to the fol- |
lowing guests: Misses Airline Dullnig, |
Grace Rehiner. Dorothy and Gather |
sine Owens. Nell Rutledge, Roselle |
Hudson. Martha Henderson. Ia Dali
Rice. Ethel Gembler. Martha Taylor, |
Margaret Hampe. Dorothy Rookie. 1.e- |
land Harris, Helen Hahn. Billie !
Benhan, Erma Mayo. Amy Aron and !
Messrs. Velmar Baker. Raymond |
Rock. Theo Weiss, Warren Hall. |
Joe Holt. Roy L. Geyer, Leonard |
Dullnig, Eddie Frazier, Lloyd Oven
Edward Jones, Frank Winters. Jim !
mic Miller. Charles Glaeser, Thomas |
Wagner, Buddy Lee. Miss Gibbons:
sponsor of the club. and Mr.. and |
Airs. H. II. Ohnesorse and son, Harry |
Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Ohne-
sorge.
The San Antonio Musical Club will |
entertain with a luncheon at noon on |
Friday. November >. at the st: An
thony Hotel. in honor of Miss Mary |
Howard. soprano. with the Irene Cas- |
tie Company. which will appear at the !
Majestic Theater on that date. Miss
Castle and other stars of the COM
pany have also been invited to be
guests at the luncheon.
A unique and delightful program
has been arranged by Mrs. Nat Gold
smith. chairman OF the luncheon. Res
creations will close Thursday MORN
Ing and until that time may be made
by telephoning either Mrs: George
Howard. Travis 6034 or Miss Lottie
Riddle, Crockett 2IS5.
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: The Bluebornet Bunco Club will
entertain with a Hallowe en- party
Sunday evening, November IS. at d
O'Clock. in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. |
90 Ep.- Gfnpinnnti o.
hue. The club will hold their regular |
meeting Wednesday afternoon. Octo- |
Der 81. Mt the home of Mrs. Ad Bel |
zung, 331 Piedmont avenue.
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Miss Kathleen Coming was hostess |
10 the Jolly Pals in her home, S24 |
Victoria street. Saturday, October 20. |
After an interesting meeting games |
were played and delicious refresh |
tnents were served. The Jolly Pals" |
is new club of about seven months |
standing and the officers are as fol- |
lows: Miss Hortense CoyiDgton, |
president; Harold Josephs. vice presi- !
dtnt. and Miss Mildred Rothman. sec |
retary and treasurer. The next meet |
ing viii be held November 3, in the |
home of Rudolph Herwick, on the Cor |
pus Christi road.
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The Bluebonnet Lodge No. 147, will |
entertain with a Halloween dance at |
Turner Hall Wednesday evening.
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The directors of the Protestant Or |
phans' Home entertained with their |
sixth annual silver tea Saturday after |
noon at the Home. The rooms were |
attractively decorated with yellow cos |
mos and the other decorations helped |
to carry out the Halloween suggcs- |
ton. The directors received the
guests.
The Anglo-American Society held |
its annual meeting Wednesday in the |
home of Mrs. Lewis Krams-R elk, |
president. Plans of the club for the |
ensuing season were outlined and ). |
j. Wright, chairman Of the Armistice |
Day luncheon Monday. November l., |
at the st. Anthony. Hotel, told details |
of the program. the full program will |
be announced later. Plans were for |
muated TO entertain Sir Thomas Lip |
ton on the occasion of his visit to San |
Antonio in January. Mrs. S. II. {. !
Burgin gave a vivid and interesting |
account of her visit to tie British !
Isles this summer. The following Of |
ficers wen. elected: Mrs. Lewis
Krams-Beck. life president: Mrs. X.
r.. Russell. first vice president; Mrs.
William Negley, second vice presi-
dent; Col. Beaumont Buck, third vice
preside mt Mrs. Ed McClannahan. see
rotary and treasurer directors mt
large. Mrs. John James. Mrs. w. s.
Fly and DR.. S. II. C.. Burgin. The
following committees were annointel