San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25


beers with Mrs. Henry Burns as chair
man. will serve as hostesseS for the
occasion. Mrs. Burns announces the
following numbers to be contributed
BY San AntOniO's most gifted artists:
vocal selections by Mrs. HOrnberger,
accompanied by David Griffin; dra-
matte readings by Misses Juanita Bas-
kin and Nora DeusSen; and dances by
Misses Geraldine Will Helen Gather
and Lois Word.
Visitors TO the city will be welcome.
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Mrs. William Chimney of Austin ia
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Patrick
II. Swearingen, for several weeks.
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Mrs. Kathleen Bland of Austin, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. i. Jar
raft for several days.
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Miss Edna Karges entertained Tues
day at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
John A. Bitter. This gathering marked
the Inauguration of a five hundred club,
the name of which will be decided later.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Max Melcher,
and Mrs. William Williams. Miss Edna
Karges was elected president of the
cruz ht NluU NtIlhtN " IlNNN Nht
fourth Tuesday of each month. Among
those present we're: Mrs. George r.
Karges. Mrs. Don Chapman, Mrs. III. T..
Lockhart, Mrs. Max Melcher, Mrs.
c. W. Meyer, Mrs. +. II. Nelson, Mrs.
Joe Sievers. Miss Hazel Tipps. Mrs.
]. f. Wheeler. Mrs. William Williams
and Mrs. y. ]. Bradbury.
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The i. T. u. sorority will meet at
the home of Miss Elizabeth Walker, cor
ner of San Pedro and Woodlawn ave-
nues, at $3.50 Friday afternoon.
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The ROtiveS Luncheon Club will meet
at the WOman's Club at II o'clock Fri
day. The hOstesses will be Mrs. Edwin
Arneson and Mrs. Frederick Abbott.
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The ladies of st. Gerard's Church
will conduct a cake sale at Joske's be-
ginning at $50 Saturday morning. The
sale will last all day.
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The Bowie School Parent-Teachers'
Club will give n silver tea in the kin
dergarten at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon.
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The Pierian Study Club met in regu-
lar session Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. &. J. Austin with Mrs. j..
II. Smith as. joint hostess. Mrs. W.
ID. Hood and Mrs. W. s. Pyne had
charge of the program. "Erick Dorm. ~
by Hecht. The officers for the club
were elected: Mrs. W. u. Hood, pres
ident; Mrs A. NJ. Delevan. vice pres
ident; Miss Eunice Bcckmeycr. secre-
tary, and Mrs. O. J. Potthast, parlia-
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Pershing LYdgc No. 100. o. u. II. s.,
will entertah with a card and buncO
party atgHcrman Sons Hall at s o'clock
EEi&sy evening. The public is invited
10 attend.
Thursday evening will he club night
at the Hillcrest Country Club. Dinner
will be served between G:45 and Z 80
o'clock. The remainder of the evening
will be spent in cards and dancing.
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The Anglo-American Club will meet
in lucheOn session at l. 10 o'clock Sat
urday. Because of numerous inquiries
about the German reparati0n the pro-
gram committee has invited all inter-
ested TO come and join in the DISCUS
sion, that will follow the program.
Harry Rogers, president of the Rotary
Club, will be the principal speaker Of
the occasion, and DR.. Hugh Mcclellan
will act as chairman Of the program.
Mrs. Roy Lowe, cOntraltO. will CON
tribute several vocal selections with
Oscar ]. Fox at the piano. Reserva-
lions can be made IN TO Friday night
by calling Mrs. Ralph Hugo Travis
3G42, or Mrs. Florence Clarkson Groos,
Crockett 1865. Luncheon will be
served promptly at 12:15 o'clock.
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The semi-annual election Of officers
Of the A. W. G. i. Club was held Tues
day evening in the home of Miss Ro-
bertha Ierban, $50 Cooper street. JO-
sephine O'Brien was succeeded by Mar
celia Cavanaugh as president: Nina
StOvall by mex Kane as vice president ::
Marcella Cavanaugh by Josephine
O'Brien as treasurer; ElOiSe Shields.
who was appointed acting secretary for
the past month. was elected secretary.
and Jean Stovall was reelected report
err. The officers elected will go into
their respective office at the next regu-
lar meeting 10 be held February g at
the home OF Miss Josephine O'Brien on
Carson street.
The Federation of Protestant Women
are gathering articles to hold rum
mage sale in February. Every wOman's
auxiliary. ladies' aid, and missionary
society of the Protestant churches are
requested to collect all their old clothes
in one central place preferable their
church. Kindly phone Mrs. f. X.
Goulding. Travis 1921, and some one
will call for them.
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The Mems Club Of the First Con
GregatiOnal Church will meet Thursday
evening. The address will be given by
Charles II. Gable. government Pntomolo-
gist. His subject will be. "The Home
Life Of the People Of the Madeira
Islands" Mr.. Gable spent two years
on the islands in the employ of the
Portuguese government He will il.
lustrGte his lecture with photographs
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The Merry Maids Club met in regular
session with Miss TheIma Berkeley, as
| hostess, The president. Mrs. J. G
| Griner, accompanied by several Of the
/ Merry Maids. visited the Out-Of-towr
members at Del Rio the past weeF
where many social affairs were given in
their honor. Among the larger ones wa
a ISnce at the Elks' club with Mis-
Frances Green as hostess; a bridge
| luncheon by Miss Devera Berlin: al
afternoon bridge and luncheon by Mis-
Laurence Soloman; a dinner part!
! across the river in Villa Acuna by Mr.
and Mrs. W. ID. Green. and an after