San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-21

its regular meeting in the club room,
5000 Broadway, Tuesday, October III.
1t was decided at this meeting that
the clubs annual Halloween script
dance will be given at the h. OF {.
Hall on October ~. All members are
requested TO attend the next meet
ing Tuesday, October %, in the club
room.
The Alamo Mission Chapter. Daugh-
tors of the Republic of Texas. will
meet in regular session at j O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, October 70, i'll
the Alamo.
The time for making reservations
for the alumni banquet of the Crsu-
line Academy has been exit nded until
Monday morning. Reservations may
be made at the Walthall Music Com
pany.
The following delegates will leave
Monday 10 attend the convention OF
thr Daughters OF the Confederacy at
Denton. Texas: Mrs. F.. o. Spen-
Ger. Mrs. Ed Halton, Mrs. d. y
Gushing. Mrs. l.. II. Turner. Mrs.
IlNiii BipNtl. IsNtlNh
and Mrs. Fannie Applewhitc. The al
George Wurzbach. Mrs. George Sur
by, Mrs. II. Ii. Fassett. Mrs. T. W.
Titus, Mrs. J. W. Evans and Mrs.
Mabel Bass Berry.
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Judge s. q. Tayloe of the Forty
fifth District Court. will address 4
-, e AnaAap,v of 4 vt <
and Science and the Parent-Teachers
Association in the auditorium of the
| Chamber OF Commerce at : o'clock
THURSDAY evening on the subject. "Thc
American Constitution" Following
the address there will he an "Open
| Forum meeting with speeches lin
tied TO four minutes. Thu meeting Is
open to the public.
The Origin of Books was the topic
for discussion at the Self-Cullure Club
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. {. ID.
Clark told of the Pa9yrus period,
Fourth Century Il. G.. to the Fourth
Century A. y. Mrs. T.. l.. Syers
told of the Vcllum period. covering the
time from the Fourth Century A. d. to
the Fifteenth Century A. ID. The
round table discussion OF famous old
books and libraries was in charge Of
Mrs. y. S. Hunsdon. Mrs. r. L..
Rhea. Mrs. q. NJ. Fitzhugh. Mrs.
Ralph l. Jackson. Mrs. Albert Burke.
Mrs. 7. u. Anderson and Mrs. NJ. W.
Hays too: part.
The luncheon TO be given Wednes-
day at the st. Anthony Hotel in hon
or of Miss Katherine Ludngton OF
Connecticut. the national treasurer Of
the LEAGUE of Women Voters. will he
| in charge OF the officers and mem
hrs of the Woman's Club. Mrs. +.
ii. Kingsberry and Miss Marie Cali
sen are in charge OF the luncheon.
Reservations may be made by calling
Mrs. w. c. Gardner. Crockett 94SI.
and Mrs. Timon Smith. Woodlawn
1911. Mrs. W. X. Sinclair and Mrs.
]. J.. Lyt!e are in charge OF the dec
orations.
The /, lta Tan Zetas will meet
Monday at the club roms. 300 Broad
way. Mrs. II. ii. Henslee will be
hostess.
The Woman's Auxiliary TO the Bex-
/ ut NOuitA t'ONlflN WIZ ~
trtained at tho home of Mrs. W. II.
Hargis. No. t Shook avenue Friday
afternoon. Games Of bridge. five hun
dred. forty-two and guessing contests
were enjoyed throughout the after
noon. The reception rooms wer at
tractivelv decorated. carving out tbs
Halloween motif. Refreshments were
served. The joint hostesS's for thC
day were Mesdnmcs Il. T. Goodwin
| y. +. Nesbit. +. y. Haggard. ]. 4
Mcintosh. +. W. Sorrell. J.. J. Nixon
| c. c. Cade. W. ID. Hicks, L. G. Bow
en- and W. VI. Bassett.
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The Protestant Women's AsSocia'
ton will hold its quarterly luncheon
at the Original M,xican restaurant
on Thursday. The Baptist ladies viii
have charge of the luncheon End pro
gram with speakers and W. c. I. /
delegates as honor guests. Mrs. Lee
Massey will be chairman of lunchroa
ard program committcr. The pro
gram will be as follows: Prayer
welcome bv Mrs. Wade u. Lewis
president Of the Federated Protestant