San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-24
In Society

bride of the week. and Charles c.
Cobb. The table was adorned with
giant white chrysanthemums. The
place cards and favors carried out
the bridal motif. Covers were laid for
about eighteen guests.
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Miss Nadync Whitledge has recen'.
ly returned from New York and Bos-
ton. where she has been studying voice
at the New England Conservatory.
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Tl,a Senior luther League of the
Grace English Lutheran Church will
have rally at the parish house at
O'Clock Thursday evening. All Luther
League members are expected TO at
tend as this will be an especially I'M
portant meeting. Refreshments will
be served.
The Book Lovers Round Table of
the Woman's Club held its first
luncheon at l. o'clock Friday at the
club building with Mrs. Willis Kellar
and Mrs. tr,d Worth as hoSte>Ses.
, The dining room was effectively dec
, Grated in Halloween colorS. Mrs. Rel
lar. chairman Of the group, greeted
the members and guests. and proposed
INV plans for the coming year. The
invited guests were Mrs. Herman
! Hirsch. Mrs. Tom l.. johnson, Mrs.
Thomas Lodovick, Mrs. W. Il. Par
ker, Mrs. Edward W. Smith. The
following members were present: Mrs.
Noah Allen, Mrs. Albert Burke, Mrs.
Sandal Doerr. Mrs. John NJ. Duncan.
Mrs. W. ID. Hood. Mrs. j. Howard,
Miss Mary Illg. Mrs. Willis johnson.
Mrs. Willis Kellar. Mrs. w. II. Sin
/ clair. Mrs. l.. &. Williamson. Mrs. \.
II. Winls,nhower and Mrs. Fred
Worth.
The San Antonio Musical Club en-
terrain with Il luncheon Tuesday at
I the ST. Anthony Hotel. complimentins
I the priz' winners of the annual con-
/ test for Texas composers. The guests
of honor We're Carl Nenth of Fort
Worth, winner of the first prize; Mrs.
| Daisy Suroul Mari. winner of the
| third prize and Mrs. Leroy Bate.
mother of Miss Helm Bates. winner
of the second prize. Mrs. Bates took
her daughters place as Miss Bates IS
| in Boston.
| The unusual program opened with
two songs by Mrs. l.. J.. Marks,
Crying Waters and "Life's Para
disc with an encore. "Iloming. :
mrs. Nat Goldsmith accompanied Mrs.
Marks at the piano.
Mrs. s. III. {. Bursin introduced Mr..
Venth with a very interesting talk.
Mr.. Nenth gave talk advocating a
symphony orchestra TO represent all
Texas. Mrs. Lewis kramS-Beck in
troduced Mary Jordan who made a
short talk. Othrr speakers were Mrs.
Daisy Sproul Mari and Mrs. Bates.
Among those present We're: Carl
Venth. Mrs. Lewis krams-Beck. Mary
Jordan CresSon. Ellen Jane Lindsay,
Mrs. j.. l.. Marks. Mrs. Harry Rogers,
Mrs. Carl Ncnth. Mrs. Nat Goldsmith,
Mrs. Frank Winerich. Mrs. d. J..
Harp, Mrs. Il. L. Dittmar. Mrs. J. f..
Hair. Miss Jeanette l.. Tillet. Mrs.
LcrOy $. Bates. Mrs. Daisy Sproul
Mari. Mrs. J. W. Holt. Mrs. :. H..
( e. Burgin. Mrs. W. III. Chambers,
Mrs. G.. 4. Showers. Mrs. Il. l.. Tay-
lor. Mrs. II. =. Affleck. Miss Hazel
Showers. Mrs. Rose Walker Kennedy.
Mrs. Nat VI. Washer. Mrs. David
BERNARD. Miss Fannie Moulding, Mrs.
F. l.. Carson. Mrs. c. VI. McAmis.
MTS. y. l.. IloWdTu. MtS. y. NJ. mar
ris. Mrs. Elsie Engel. J. L. Couch,
Mrs. J. +. Couch. Clarence Magee,
Mrs. 4. VI. Fisher. Miss Hilda
Brian. Mrs. G. G. Pancoast. Mrs. a.
Brian. Mrs. Albert Tolle. Mrs. Ross
Howard and Mrs. Matte Walthall
Leman.
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The Federated Protestant Women
q Il "a.
terly luncheon at the Original Next
can Restaurant Thursday.
The Baptist. women will have charg,
of the luncheon and program with
the Out-of-town speakers and W. CT.
L. delegates as honor guests.
Mrs. Lee Massey will be chairman
of the luncheon program as follows !:
Prayer by Mrs. +. a. Hill; Welcome
by Mrs. Wade II. Lewis, president of