San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-03
In Society

The City Mission Board will meet
mt the Wesley House Tuesday morn
ing at $3.50 when Mrs. II. l.. Sand
field, delegate to the Welfare Confer
ence ut Fayetteville, Ark. will make
her report. All members are urged to
be present.
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Greetings have been received from
Capt. and Mrs. Allen Campbell. who
are spending a month on the Maine
coast as the guests of their brother.
John Campbell. They will return to
Boston about the middle of September,
where they will be stationed for the
rest of the winter
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Mrs. L. A. Shuttlesworth enter
tanned Friday in her quarters in Camp
Travis with prettily appointed
luncheon in honor of Mrs. Jessie
Honeyman. who will leave about the
middle of the month to join her son
and daughter. Major and Mrs. Barker.
in their new station in Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan.
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week from Austin where she has spent
the summer as swimming instructor
at the University summer school. She
will be the guest Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. Harry Martin until she
returns TO the university about the
middle Of September.
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The Married Ladies' Sodalitv Of ST
Mary's church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 3 80 in st. Mary's rest
room.
The Parent Teachers Association
of the Robert T.. Lee school will hold
a called meeting Friday afternoon,
September Z. at 3 80 at the school to
meet Miss Brown. supervisor of cafe
terias in the San Antonio public
schools. Miss Brown will address the
gathering. All members of the CLUB
are urged to attend and members of
other mothers clubs will be cordially
welcomed.
The sunrise dance given by members
OF the Kappa Alpha Fraternity at the
Alamo Country Club Monday morning
at $50 proved a most delightful inno-
walton in entertainments TO members
of the younger college set in whose
honor it was given.
Dancing began on the porches
promptly at 80 and was continued
there until breakfast was served Mt s
o'clock. after which the dancing was
continued inside the big living room.
\ dclicions breakfast of iced canta-
loupe, coffee, hot rolls and hot biscuits
were served to the guests who num-
bered about $50.
The whole dance was distinguished
by n delightful infcrmality-the girls
the simplest of sport frocks.
and the young men adopting the sem
sible fashion of dancing without coats.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Jarratt returned
to Corpus Christi Friday after a week
spent in San Antonio. They will re-
main in Corpus Christi for two or
three weeks longer.
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Judge and Mrs. ID. X. Pearson of
Richmond, Texas, are spending a week
IN San Antonio rs guests at the Rob
ert K. Lee hotel.
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The Alamo Country Club will enter
tain with its scmi-wcekly dinner dance
on Monday evening in celebration OF
Labor Day, instead of its regular day
Tuesday.
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Miss Fay Robbins will leave Tues
day for an all-winter stay in Porto
NRico, where she will visit her cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Stebbins. She will
sail on the steamship Isabella from
New Orleans after short visits with
relatives in Houston and New Or
leans.
Greetings have been received from
Mrs. Curtis Vaughn and her daughter
Miss Cornelia Vaughn. who are spend.
ing the summer in the lakes in upper
New York state. They describe a dc.
nghtful time with many pleasant new
I friends. They will return to San An
tonic about the first of October.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nesbitt Cox
Of Beeville. are visiting their mother.
Mrs. Evelyn Cox. at j02 Lamar street.
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Mrs. 5. T. Cunningham and her
daughter, Miss Sue Elmore Cunning.
nam, who have spent the summer in
Chautauqua, New York. will leave
TINS week for a trip among the Thou
& sahu Islands before returning to San
Antonio the latter. part of Septem-
Der.
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DR.. jeremiah Rhodes. sunerintend-
ent OF schools in San Antonio and
the Southwest Texas Institute man
agement will entertain visiting edurn.
Tors at dinner in the patio of the Mem
z ger hotel. on Wednesday evening Son.
TENDER .. at S o'clock. All friends
OF the school are cordially invited, Re-
!. servations may be made by telephon.
ing to the Menger hotel not later than
Tuesday at noon.
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Greetings have been received from
Mrs. Herbert i. Linscott. who has
spent the summer in the ALLEGHENY
Mountains thirty miles from Pitts
burg. Mrs. LinscOtt is chaperone at a
large summer camp of college how.
ana girls, her niece and nephew being
among them.
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Among the travellers returning homo
from Eurone in the last few DAYS
were Mrs. f. ID. Scott and Miss Flor.
ence Scott of Fort Sam Houston wbo
arrived at New York on Wednesday
last on the Manchuria from Ham
burg, They will return 10 San Antoni,
by the middle of September.
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