San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-07


Eat homep evening on "Wednesday. DIM
ner will be served at 80. A rousing
business meeting will be called at 10
and after the meeting there Will De
cards and dancing The entire meln-
bersbip is expected to attend.
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Mrs. Fred Igo entertained the Jolly
Wives Bunco Club and a number OF
friends at her home on Beacon hiii
Terrace last weex. Prizes were award
ed to Mrs. X. Smith, Mrs. L. Rene
burg, Mrs. F. Ober, Mrs. NJ. Grimm,
Mrs. + Evers and Mrs. A. Grimm.
Refreshments were served to Mesdames
r.. Adams, e. Young, G. G. Crandall,
f. ober, A. Williams, T. Reneb;urg'
X. Smith, n. Simmang, @. D.. Lor-
ing. p. yierheller, NJ. 7. Davis, A.
7. Igo, Coombs. Adams, NJ. Grimm, +.
Eyers. ]. o. Walsh, A. Grimm, Miss
Bessie Young and the hostess. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Pat Schuchardt on Gembler street.
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Mrs, o. c. Robitzsch entertained
the Texas Marathon Guard No. 3, w.
b. A with buffet lunch Thursday
afternoon in her home. The home was
decorated in American beauty roses.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. j.
M. McWhorter. Among those present
were Mesdames Carver, Durham, Saun-
ders, Wenderoth, BERTHE and Margaret
barry, McWhorter, Tatum, Stuart.
Jokerest, Hicks, Chaffe, Carson, Goetz,
Hesse, Peterson, Dosther, Seeger, Bel
lows, Graham, Krisch and the hos
tess
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The Kappa Alpha lambda met In
regular session Friday at the home Of
Cinto Kraus. An election of officers
took place as follows: President, Jim
mic Kotula vice president, Marie Will
liams; secretary, Lillian Uhl: treas
urer, Harold Eiserloh; reporter, Sybil
Myre Roulain; sergeant-at-arms, Mar
shall Keiffer. The following new mem
bers were accepted: Billy Olsen, Paul
Campbell and Grady Carl. The club
will meet January 10 at the home of
Miss Muriel Drake. 932 Essex street.
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Eugene ]. Hernandez Auxiliary No. 2
United Spanish War Veterans, me- in
special session, to complete the cleo
ton Of officers. at the home of. the
president-elect Mrs. Katie Scharfen-
berg.
Mrs. Ellen. E. Mills and Mrs. Theo.
dosia Moran were unanimously elected
to the offices of patriotic instructor and
historian respectively. The regular
semi-monthly meeting of the auxiliary
will be held Monday, January s, at
. 80 o'clock in knights of Pythias hall,
when plans will be completed for the
installation of officers, which will take
al a
Castle hall.
Mrs. Elizabeth LeStourgeon, past
national guard was chosen r. install
the officers and Mrs. Ellen y. Mills
and Mrs. Sarah Z. Fox were chosen as
installing conductors.
Mrs. Scharfenberg proved most
charming hostess, and was assisted by
Mrs Sarah Matthews and Mrs. Ellie:
Z. Mills. Delicious refreshments were
served. Those in attendance were
Mesdames Ella Rucker, Eunice Le-
Stourgeon, Francis burst, d. Ella B.
King, Anna Lee Metzner, Lillian
Mayes, Agnes Lucas, Theodosia Moran
Ellen T.. Mills, Elizabeth LeStourgeon
--~-ttrah Matthews, W. FL. Morgan, Kate
Stedman, Violet A. Haynes, G. l..
Workman, Katie Cruz, Elizabeth Bat
taglia, Sarah u. Fox and the hostess.
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Gen. d. s. Stanley Circle No. g.
Ladies of the Grand Army Of the Re
public, will meet in regular session
Tuesday, January 8, at 2 so o'clock in
Pythian Castle hall. The officers-elect
will be indicted into office. Mrs. Ida
NJ. Martin, past president will act as
installing officer assisted by Mrs. Louise
T. Ewing as conductor.
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E. o. G. Ord Post No. 8, Grand
Army Of the Republic will be the guests
of the Circle at banquet to be served
after the exercises are concluded.
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The Ladies' Section of the San An
tonic Turn Verein will give a card par
ty Thursday. Five hundred will be
played.
The election of officers of the Ladies'
Section of the San Antonio Turn Verein
resulted as follows: President, Mrs. L..
Brian; vice president, Mrs. o. Grasso !;
secretary, Mrs. A. Schiebel; treasurer,
Mrs. VIM. Schulz: amusement commit
tee. Mrs. o. Brotze. chairman; Mrs.
Heye and Mrs. Gardner.
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American Legion Auxiliary Of Alamo
Post No. met in regular session
Thursday afternoon for the installation
of new officers. A vote of thanks and
appreciation was given Mrs. Mary Jane
Birkhead, the outgoing president. Mrs.
Nellie Devices gave an account of the
Christmas services conducted by the
young women of st. Marks church in
several of the wards of the Base Hos
pital, at which time the women of the
Auxiliary of Alamo Post No. 2 dis
tributed gifts to the patients Of these
wards.
Mrs. Haltom, state hospital chair
man, gave a report on the work she
had been able to do, assisted by the
state auxiliary fund.
The treasurer's report showed sew
eral thousand dollars collected and ex-
pended in the interest of the ex-service
men and their dependents and also
showed a most encouraging balance on
hand TO begin the new years work.
Mrs. George Wurzbach, the newly
elected president, will have able sup
port from the following officers for the
year: Mrs. Winchester Kelso, chair
man Of the AUGMENTATION committee;
Mrs. Walton ID. Hood, social chair
man; Mrs. J. ". Fox, legislative chair
mal. and Mrs. Nellie Devices, local hos
pital chairman.