San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11

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Carolina, who has been the speaker at
number of meetings of women's
clubs, during her visit in San An
tonic.
dramatic art o. England and one of
Barrie's popular plays will be in
terpreted. An admission fee will be
asked.
Mrs. Ii. J. Windlinger entertained
the silent Twelve High Five Club
Tuesday afternoon at her home in
Delaware street. Prizes were award
cd Mesdames Ed Judd, !. ellis, Ed
Jackie. and II. III. Tarrillion. \
| four-course was served TO the fol-
lowing: Mesdames J. Stretch, Ed
Stubben. II. j. Juessel. ]. ellis, Ed
Judd. II. Tarrillion. Ed Flack, Ed
Jackie, l.. J. Sultenfuss. Alois
! Chamartin. Joe Jackie and Miss
Mary Jackie. Mrs. Ed Judd. on
Water street will be next hostess.
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The Merry Larks Social Club will
meet with Miss Isabelle Caintheis, 213
West Magnolia, Tuesday eveIIng. All
members are urged to be present.
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The Lotus Club met Saturday with
Mrs. w. L. Bates as leader. Roll
call was answered with current events.
year were paid up TO date. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: Miss Mamie Sexton,
president: Mrs. Jack Watts, vice
president: Mrs. A. =. Turner, sec
rotary: Mrs. Marcus Clark. treas
urer: Mrs. Willis johnson, press re-
porter and Mrs. J. +. King, parlia-
mentarian. The next meeting will he
in the home Of Mrs. J. +. King. The
play, Enter Madame" will be dis
cussed with Mrs. Jack Watts as
leader.
The Sorosis Club will meet at 3
o'clock Tuesday at the st. Anthony
with Mrs. A. J. James. as leader. The
subject will be art"
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The auxiliary to the San Antonio
Baptist Association will have their
quarterly meeting at the Calv.ry Bap-
fist Church from 10 10 4. Wednesday.
March 14.-Luncheon will be served ut
II 80. A very interesting program
will be given. Mrs. ]. Il. Leigh Of
Dallas, state leader of young peoples
work, will be the principal speaker.
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| The Young Women's Auxiliary of
the San Antonio Baptist churches will
entertain Mrs. j. f. Leigh of Da!-
las, with a banquet at he Original
Mexican Restaurant at 1 80 Wednes-
day. Reservations may be made by
calling Miss Graves Devices, Crockett
1884.
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Rev. s. L. Fain of Knoxville. Tenn,
is spending the winter with his
granddaughter. Mrs. W. Lee Mossey.
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The Ladies Aid Society of Frieden's
Evangelical Church meets at 3 O'Clock
Thursday with Mrs. c. Frick, 80
North Colorado street. All members
and friends are cordially invited.
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The Woman's Auxiliary Of West
minister Mission will meet at 2 o'clock
Tuesday with Mrs. e. S. Urqulart.
306 Pruitt avenue. The devotional
will be in charge Of Mrs. A. c. p.
Tyler and the regular program will be
led by Mrs. A. Taudt. A business
meeting will follow. All members
are urged to be ..rompt and cordial
invitation is extended TO those in
terested in this work.
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The monthly business meeting OF
| the Fidelis class Of the Beacon Hill
Baptist Church, together with the reg
ular Y. W. A. meeting will be held
at the church at s o'clock Tuesday
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The Union of Christian Endeavor
will meet at Z 80 Monday in the
Pine Street Presbyterian Church. cor
publicity committee will try and have
a large delegation from every society
in the city to attend. Special So
cial features will be put on by Mrs.
w. II. Mitchell. chairman Of enter
tainment. A sing song of ten min
| utes will be giver with Milton Arnold
at the piano and vocal solo by Mrs.
f. G. Bourquin. Rev. Patrick Henry
will be song leader and asks the mem
bers TO bring the Christian Endeavor
song book.
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Mrs. Ethel Neal Matthews appeared
in dramatic recital at the Trinity
Methodist Church, Huisache and Grant
avenue, Friday. giving an interpre-
tation of Charles Mayors, "When
Knighthood Was in Flower" A
large audience greeted this charming
artists work with enthusiasm. The
musical program was delightfully."- de-
veloped by Mss Mildred Hardy Dug
gan. who preceded Mrs. Matthews
reading. Mt the organ followed bv n
vocal baritone solo by Gilbert
Schramm and ,wo violin variations BIZ
Ernest Thomas.
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