San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29

ant secretary: Miss Viola La Grange
| treasurer: Mr.. L. Baumgarten. IL
brarian: o. u. 4. Black, chorister
| Miss Mable Edwards. organist: Mis-:
Jewell Carroll. Miss Bernice johnson
/ Miss Evelyn Knight, a. Baumgarten
group captains. Rev. W. \. Roberts
! is the pastor of the church.
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The Tourists Club of San Antonio
| will give an informal dance at the
| Crockett Hotel Monday evening. All
tourists and friends are invited.
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The Christian Endcavor Society OF
the First Evangelical Church. Nolan
and Muncey street. held religious
service at the 10th Infantry Guard
House. Fort Sam Houston, Sunday
afternoon. Several religious songs
were given led by the First Evangelical
choir, followed by the reading of the
scripture by George Pabsr, president
of the Christian EndeavOr Union. n
short address was made by Chaplain
Van of Fort Sam Houston.
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Mrs. Claud Baggett was hostess to
the. Sub-Rosa Bridge Club at her home
on North Flores street, Monday after
noon. This was one of the most de-
lightful meetings Of the Sub-Rosa club.
Eight games were played. The prize
winners were Mrs. Robert Moore. Mrs.
Percy Rayner and Miss Ruth Herbst.
a D o'clock luncheon was served. The
next hostess will be Mrs. j. G. Griner.
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The Merry Maids Musical Club met
in regular session Wednesday after
noon with Miss Celeste Briscoe as host
ess. The meeting was very busy one,
as final arrangements are being made
for the Annual Benefit Card Party at
l 80 Saturday. April Z, at the st.
Anthony. Beautiful prizes will be
given at this card party. Another in
teresting discussion Of the afternoon
was the June graduates ball which
will be given ron Friday. June L. Miss
Briscce served delicious two-coursc
luncheon. The next hostess will be
Miss Ruth Dunica.
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The following program will be given
at the monthly luncheon of the Tues
day Musical Club to be held at l. 30
Wednesday, April /, at the st. An
thony Hotel.
Piano solo. Miss Helen Beck: vocal
duet. Mrs. Flannery. Mrs. Annie Oge
Wickes: accompanies. Mrs. II. NJ.
Leap; Violin solo, Hiss Leonora
Smith. accompanies. Miss Ethel
Crider: vocal solo. Miss Mary Howard,
accompanies. Mrs. Nicholas Corina
Hale.
Interviews with few San Antonio
musicians. who have made good in
New York City will be given duri- &
the luncheon. This program follows:
Josephine I.ucchese. Mrs. Albright,
Mrs. Colberta AIillett. Miss Ora Wittc,
Harold Morris. Mrs. Edward Sachs
Hugh McAmiss. Miss Alice Mayfield.
Rafel Diaz Mrs. Denison, Mary How
ard. Mrs. Hertzberg.
Miss Howard will be the guest of
honor and has consented to sing.
Mrs. Hertzberg will also tell some
thing Of the first teachers of these
musicians who now are "notables.'
For reservations call Miss Grace
Miller. Travis 24S2.
Mrs. Herbert i. Linscott will leave
Saturday morning for Houston. whore
she will spend a few days. She will
go from there tn the Baptist State
Organized Glass Sunday School Con7
vention at Tyler.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. ScogginS on
tertained DIR. F. s. Groner of Dallas,
Baptist state secretary. ut dinner.
while he was in the city. Other guests
were Evangelist and Mrs.. Sid viii
liams and Mrs Herbert Il. IinscOtt.
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One Of the interesting weddings oi
the season took place at the Laurie!
Heights Methodist Church at $ so
Wednesday evening when William
Northway and Miss Alccn Kerr. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. \. Kerr,
were joined in marriage. with DIR. $.
II. &. Burgin performing the cerc-
mony.
Previous to the entrance OF the
bridal party, Mrs. J.. l.. Marks sang,
"Oh, Promise Me- accompanied by
Roy Repass at the organ. During
the ceremony Mrs. Leonard Brown
played The Swan on the violin.
At the first strains of the bridal
chorus from Lohengrin, the ushers,
Sven Holland, Cooley Groce. Mcllhcn-
ny. III. Shiffern, Archie Holland and
Gerald Dubose entered They were
followed by the brides attendants.
Miss Lois Dauchy. Miss Amy Belle
johnson. Miss Anita Hcberer, Miss
Julia Belle Mitchell, Miss Ethel
Poole, Miss Ruth Harland. and the
matron of honor. Mrs. Gerald Du-
Bose. The bride entered with her
father and was met at the altar by
the groom and his best man, Ralph
Northway.
The church was decorated with
palms and ferns. and was palely light
ed by tall cathedral tapers. The
bride was lovely in a gown of heavy
white satin trimmed with pearls. Her
tulle veil was caught TO her head with
orange blossoms and pearls. The at
tendants made pretty picture in
gowns of pastel shades. They car
ried carnations TO match their rain
bow frocks.