San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Clubs and ClubWomen

son, Il. Klaus, X. Z. Morton, j. IL.
Monier and the hostess.
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The De Zavala School will observe
Parents Day on Friday. All patrons
are invited to the school during the
day. At 3 80 in the afternoon the
parent-Teachers' Association will hold
their regular meeting. A program by
the pupils has been arranged and re-
freshments will be served.
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The San Antonio de Bexar Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
will hold their meeting at 3 O'Clock Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Cassin, 101 Crofton avenue, in
stead of Thursday, as previously an
nounced. All members are requested
TO be present.
The Merry Larks Social Club will
meet with Miss Katherine Robbins as
hostess at s o'clock Thursday even
ing in the home of Miss Margaret
Green. no East Ashby Place. AL
members are urged to be present.
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The Sorosis Club will meet at II
o'clock Tuesday, in luncheon session in
the st. Anthony Hotel. Roll call will
be answered with Poems That Have
| Impressed Me-" The leader for the
day is Mrs. William Wills.
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The Alamo Guards No. 90, W. B. A.
of the Maccabees, will entertain with
card and bunco party at 2 80 Monday
afternoon at w. o.; w. Hall.
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The Ladies of the Elks' Club will
give their regular monthly card party
at . 80 Thursday afternoon. All res
ervations may be made by calling
Travis COIL, Mission 20S0: The hos
tess, Mrs. V. G. Shaver, will be assist
ed by Mrs. lido Hartman and Mrs u
G, Collins and Miss Alice Frederick.
The Civic Department Of the Won
ans Club. of which Mrs. Fred Maurer
is chairman, is inaugurating a new
feature of its work in the observance OF
"Rose Week" which will begin Feb
ruary 8. Every householder in the
city is urged TO plant as many rose
bushes as possible. The idea originated
in the splendid and luxuriant growth
of winter roses in San Antonio. Mrs.
w. Sinclair is chairman with com
mittee consisting Of Mesdames +. Il
Carson, S. p. Cunningham, George
Powell, Frank Carol, w. V. Hern
don, J. W. Gains, Robert Campion
w. Il. Rice, Jack Locke. j. ID. Cren
shaw, J. s. Young, +. II. kingsbury
ii. C. Meredith, J. G. Boles, w. W.
McCrory, +. o. Evans, c. J. Matthews
J. X. Blackstone, Rupert Riggs anC
Charles Leroy Anderson.
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The Entire Nous Club held their resu
lar meeting Thursday afternoon in thu
home of Prof. and Mrs. A. r.
Thomas in Alamo Heights. In the
comfortable library Of the home bust
ness meeting was held and the date o.
future sessions was changed from thu
fourth Thursday of each month to thu
fourth Wednesday of each month. Th'
mythical and legendary history of Chini
was given by Mrs. W. ID. Williams
Mrs. J. A. Starnes told the story .
the travels of Marco Polo and his fathe
to China and the wonderful effect i
had on the Western civilization at tina
time, revealing an unknown world.
Mrs. +. j. Howard very ably CAV
synopsis of China's history thrOugl
the different dynasties down to modcrl
times. During the social hour refresh
ments were served in the beautiful an
artistic Dutch" dining room. Mrs. w
ID. Williams served punch and Mrs
Thomas served cake.
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The Cameo Bunco Club met Frida,
evening with Miss Anna Goodrich a
hostess. After n business meeting
. bunco was played and prizes awarde,
Miss Nell Casey, Howard Doebbler
John Goodrich and John Giving. 4
hay ride and weiner roast will be give
Wednesday by the club. The next meet
ing will be February 0 with Herber
Huebinger as host.
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The Woman's Club will give a com
, plimentary tea to Miss Waldine TaucI
at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Mis-
Tauch will give a talk on art, eXhibitin
some of her work. There will also b
two musical numbers given. Mrs. Alfre
: Duerler, soprano, accompanied by Mr'
a. l.. Meadows, and a piano solo b
Mrs. August st. Clair. Miss Eloise Hi
ton will give a reading. Following tn
program refreshments will be served
Receiving with Mrs. J. I. Smith an
: Miss Tauch will be Miss Breckenridge
Miss Dront, Miss FenN<ck, and Mes
! danes Lee Joseph, Eli Hertzberg, Pan
coast, Bleim, Stauffer, Fred Maurer, L
, l.. Caron, Green, Pryor, Powell, Love
day, McCarty, Bedell, Kayton, Lobbar
Evans, Lee Miller, George Hagelsteir
, George Augustus Daniel. Receiving a
the entrance of the dining room will b
, Mrs. Lewis Krams-Beck, Mrs j.. j
Hart, Mrs. B. i. Naylor, Mrs. Fran
]. Donis. Mrs. W. H. Chambers, Mrs
e Frank Huntress, Mrs. Claude Birk
E head, Mrs. Edwin White, Mrs. Wheele
7 Pettus, Mrs. II. A. Porter, Mrs. job
r Case Griswold, Mrs. Cora Davenport
Mrs. J. R. Sprague, Mrs. Charles I
Fincham.
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. The Matthews School Of Expressio
-. and Dramatic Art entertained with
. story hour Saturday afternoon. Mis-
. Marjorie Marty Smith, a senior stu
dents, had charge of the stories and Id
Webner gave several readings to music
: Lorraine Fontaine and Mildred Johr
stOn gave a one act play, "The Quar-
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: The Modernists met in regular lunch
> con session Tuesday, at the Women'
: Club with Mrs. Z f. Randolph an
Mrs. Herman LIGHTS rs hostesses. TIL
!, subject for discussion vas the moder
school of realistic novelists and niue
: interest was displayed by all those pres
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