San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-08

vantage just back of and above. the
| presidents chair.
Two small musicians contributed
piano selections to the program. Little
Miss Dorothy Ambrose. pupil of Miss
| Evelyn Harvey, played Paderewski's
"Minuet," and "Will o. the Wisp"
by Youngman as an encore, and Miss
Dorothy Hill. pupil of Mrs. Fred STAFF
fel. played ~Narcissus by Nevin and
/ "A Curious Story by Heller-both
young pianists displaying poise and
ability worthy far older performers.
" ~ ~
The 3. Il. u. meeting will be held at
3 80 Friday afternoon at the home
of Miss Margery Lewis, Ill Carey
avenue.
! Breckenridge Grammar Parent
| Teachers Association members will
observe Fathers Night. Mt 5 o'clock
Friday evening. at which time they
will entertain the Lamar and Burnett
Schools Parent-Teachers Associations
A program has been arranged and n
good speaker secured for the even
ing.
The Catholic Women's Association
will begin its annual enrolment of
members with n luncheon at noon
Tuesday. March II. complimentary to
those engaged in the registration, the
| enrolment to close March 20. The
mark is set high for 1923-"N Nothing
short of every Catholic woman a mem
Der of the association by March 20. P"
| A call for volunteers to assist in the
enrolment is made. and those respond
ing will call Travis OIL or Travis 3,
so that reservations may be made
! for them.
The LadNs' Aid of the Highland
| Park Lutheran Church will hold Il
cake sale at Wolff & Marx Saturday.
Cakes may be reserved by calling Mrs.
Rotzler, Mission 2659.
~ " ~
The Intermediate Christian En-
deavor Society of Utica Presbyterian
Church will hold their regular bust
| ness and social meeting at Z 80
Thursday evening at the tent on West
! WoOdlawn and Michigan streets. All
officers are requested to bring in q
written report of last months work.
" ~ L&
Mrs. George Harrison Moody enter
tanned with one of the smart affairs
of the week Wednesday evening. at
\ her home. when she complimented
Miss Mae Louise Schreiner and Miss
Beatrice Stribling with a supper
dance. A deep pink color scheme was
carried out throughout the house. The
| reception room was attractive with an
artistic background of pink rosebuds
! filling silver and wicker baskets tied
with large pink bows. In the dining
room where dancing was enjoyed, n
huge wicker basket hung from the cell
| ing in the center of the room. and
| was filled with rose-pink carnations
and ferns. On the sideboard and buff
fet tables numerous pink tapers shone
| from pink candelabra. and illumined
the room with an attractive flicker
| ing light. About II o'clock supper
was served throughout the rooms to
about GO guests.
Y y 20
Miss Octavin Bulls entertained n
few Of her intimate friends with a
charminglv informal luncheon at the
Country Club Wednesday preceding
the horse show at the Post. The small
table was adorned with n bowl hold
ing vari-cOlored sweet meas. Covers
were laid for Mrs. Charles Hickox OF
New York. Mrs. Withers, Mrs. Berry
Mrs. Gresham, Mrs. Ruth Lipscomt
Alley, and Miss Madeline Russell.
y ~ u
Mrs. J. T.. Wheat entertained will
4 an..informal tea com, limehting heI
daughter. Mrs. III. ID. Finley of lie
Havre. France. Wednesday Afternoon
at her home. The home was attractive
with a bright background of spring
flowers filling bowls and wicker bas
kets. AyellOw color scheme was ear
ried out in the dining room with Ia
Ipers sand jonquils. Assisting in serv
ing were: Mrs. Henry Hart, Mrs
Il. s. Holiday. Mrs. Theodore Freder
lex. Mrs. II. J. Trolinger, Mrs. +. r
Holland and Miss Florence Menefee
Miss Elizabeth Walker. Miss Wv;
Whatley and Miss Margaret Simp
son. About 30 guests were present.