San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-21

tODer 10, tnc SOfOSlS CluD nau an JUL
usually interesting and instructive
program on. Peace" with Miss Adah
Gibbons as leader. After a roll call OF
quotations concerning peace or, war.
Miss Gibbons gave very lucid history
OF the peace movement telling that II
was only started three years ago and
now was q national affair. The pro-
gram presented was preparatory to
national peace week November 8 to
II. She spoke of the late President
HardiDg's desire for the world peace
court. and of Mrs. Cats able discus
sion of it in Washington this sum.
mer. Mrs. Preston Dial reviewed
Charles a. Leldece's article. "Going to
Court Instead of to War" and i'll q
most able manner she presented the
reasons why the court could prevent
future wars. Mrs. l.. W. Evans gave
Mr.. Borah's reasons why he does not
believe in worlds court. and Mrs.
civilian Will very clearly defined the
Requirements and conditions necessary
TO enter the Edward Box peace con-
test.
The regular meeting Of Sorosis Club
will be held at its usual meeting place
at 80 Tuesday afternoon. The sub
ject Of the day will be Big Indus
tries" with Mrs. A. A. Thomas as
leader. "Home Economics Day." has
been postponed for. one week.
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The San Antonio Musical Club will
meet Tuesday in luncheon session IN
honor of the prize winners of the CLUBS
annual competition for Texas com
posers. Talks will be given by the fol-
lowing prize winners: Carl Nenth.
Mrs. Leroy Bates who will speak for
her daughter. Miss Helen Bates now
i'm Boston. and Mrs. Daisy Mari. Mrs.
j.. l.. Marks will sing The Crying
of Water" by Campbell PittOn. and
'Life's Paradise" by Mary Helen
Brown. Mrs. Marks will be accompan-
jed by Mrs. Nat Goldsmith.
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The F.. o. c. Ord WOmen's Relief
Corps, of San Antonio. Texas. at the
regular meeting at Knights of Pythias
hall. Commerce street. will give a re-
.eption to the returning delegates of
he Grand Army national encamp-
ment and national meeting of the
corps. that was held in Milwaukee in
September. The meeting will be called
promptly at > o'clock and after the
regular order Of business social hour,
with refreshments will be held. y
cordial invitation is extended to all
Grand Army men, and members OF the
corps.
The Penwomen will meet Tuesday
with Miss Bess Carroll, lis East Ash
BY street.
Roll call will be answered with quo
ations from Byron.
The paper OF Mrs. F. J. Iennox.
r a., hn rift
he Feature Article a subject new
o the club. Mrs. ]. Andrew Fuqua
will give a humorous article and Mrs.
sallie King Hopkins. an editorial. The
original work consists OF feature ar
iclcs of not more than one thousand
words.
The meeting will close with the
word study and tine Aztec Bowl.
The Junior Section of the Hadasg-
ah will entertain with a cabaret din
,er dansant at Casino hall Sunday.
october IS at S 80. Reservations may
PC made by phoning Travis 1918 or
Mission 2015.
The Ladies Section of the San An
ohio Turn Verein will celebrate their
wenty-ninth anniversary Thursday
fternoon with card party and ban
net at Turner hall. Card games will
pegin at o'clock.
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Mrs. r. X. Smith entertained the
members of the Fern Club with a
bunco party at her home on 1O22
.amar street Wednesday afternoon.
The first prize was won by Mrs. a.
B. Thompson, the second. by Mrs. L.
D. Murdoch: entrance prize. by Mrs.
!. Miller; the second entrance prize
Mrs. Joe Gueldner. Lovely refresh
ients were served. The next meeting
rill he held at the home of Mrs. a:
p. Trenowith. So East Cincinnati
venue, November Z.
The Classic Round Table of the
yoman's Club held its first luncheon
Ionday at Il o'clock at Woman's
Tub building. with Mrs. D. Fred
Worth. chairman of the group and
IRIS. J. F. Carl as hostesses.
The dining room was decorated ar
Estically in Halloween colors with
able decoration Of cosmos and yellow
andes.
Mrs. Worth made a short talk of
reeting to the members and guests
md explained the purpose OF the
Iassic Round Table and something
the field of study it hoped TO cover
uring the club year. Mrs. +. +. Stauf-
pr. president of the Womans Club
nd honorary member of the Classics:
liked briefly of the value of outlined
purses of study. Upon request of the
hartman. Mrs. +. W. Maule outlined
hypral courses by way of suggestion
nat might prove interesting to the
ew group.
The book discussion followed. Mrs;
A. Kerr led in the discussion of
The Lost Lady" by Villa Gather ;
IRIS. ]. s. Young selected The Dim
antern." by Temple Bailey: Mrs. i.
Lent gave n review of "Aneas
fricans.- by Harry Stillwell Ed,
ards: Mrs. James Caldwell discussed
Stella Dallas" by Olive Higgins
|routy: Mrs. T. NJ. West selected "A
ON at the Front" by Edith Whar,
bn: Mrs. W. r. Pancoast spoke
riefy on physiology of Faith and
ears Mrs. C. W. Harral gave a
-iticism of "Crrtain People of I'm
ortance.- by Kathleen Norris; Mrs
w. Gaines reviewed "North of Sc;
Emerson Hough: Mrs. j. 5. Steele
sArsseJ "Kimono' and Mrs. Timor
NTH gave review of Dorothy
anfield Fishers Rough Hewn.'
Mrs. T. VI. West and Mrs. James
aldwell are to be hostess at the
aro,,bor meeting nj which time