San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
TOURIST CLUB.
CR0QUET COURT.
is AGAIN OPE n.
Approval of Constitution
Deferred Until Later
Meeting.
MANY NEW MEMBERS
twenty-five States Repre-
scented by Those join
-. ing Last Week. -

" Approval Of the constitution and by
laws Of the San Antonio Tourists Club
was withheld at the meeting Of the
members Saturday to give time to study
the document. A report from the COM
mittee on entertainment pointed out
that In view Of the limited number of
games, members would have to take
time about playing. 1t is hoped to en-
large the horseshoe grounds and to pro-
vide seats for spectators, and also pro-
vide more indoor games. The enter
tainment committee plans to secure a
hall where the clubs can hold dances.
The officers of the Catholic Womens'
Club will be asked II the sail at their
club house will be given for this pur-
pose. The Chamber of Commerce will
be asked to keep the club open until 10
or IL o'clock at night during the next
week as a trial. If the club house is
well patronized at night, and officials
Of the chamber think it is justified, the
practice will be continued.
Reopen Croquet Court.
The championship" croQuet court
has been reopened after having been
closed for repairs. Low places in the
court were filled and rolled until the
surface Is smooth enough for shots to
80 true. For the time being at least
-indoor golf" is beginning to wane i'll
interest and a large gallery can be
found watching mallet wielders as they
are working up form. Contest games
should be next on the program.
A steady growth in membership con-
tinues, about fifty new names were
added to the register during the week.
Shortly after the club was organized
the membership exceeded the so mark
and is nearing 1000.
The Newest Members.
Those who Joined the club last week
from the various states were:
Illinois-Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Adds,
Tonlow; =. H. Armstrong. Chicago, for ten
years a resident Of Pleasanton, Tex; d. J.
Driesen, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Loe-
wenthal, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Simpson, Wheaton.
Freeburn, Auburn DeKalb; Mrs. Curtis
Butler, with a party Of four, Oakland
City; Warren Barrett, williamsvills; Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Kelley, Springfield.
Iowa-Mr. and Mrs E. W. woodall.
Rock Falls: William Stamss Sioux City;
Mrs. J.. +. Miller. Keokuk.
Kentucky-Henry T. Smoot Murray; W.
Nat Stubblefield, o. S. Stale and Mrs w.
W. stubblefield, Murray.
Michigan-Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Davis,
Grand Rapids.
North Dakota-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
South Dakota-Mrs. George W. Burn
side, Sioux Falls.
wisconsin-PauI Broekhauser. Mrs. Belle
Marshall. Milwaukee; Julius Karger: Mil
waukee; H. B. Helming Jr., Milwaukee.
New York-A. G Collin and family. FL
mira.
Msins-Mr. and Mrs. z. W. Heath. wa
teryille; Miss Harriet A. Mcclellan, Bruins
New Hampshirs-A. Kenneth HAMILTON.
Goffstown.
GLADYS Ethel, Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Mum
ger Geneva; Mrs. Ethel Carpenter Athens.
Vermont-Mr. and Mrs. L. B. johnson
and daughter. Alice. Randolph.
Pennsylvania-Mrs.w W. c. Arnold, scran-
ton
Alabams-Mrs. Laura Agsns, BIrning-
Missouri. D. Martin, Kansas City;
Nr. and Mrs. J. A. Truitt, Noel.
Arkansas-Mrs. c. p. Mccoy. Fayette-
Vile.
Denver; Mr.. and Mrs W. S. Shoemaker,
Kansas-Mr. and Mrs Samuel Roy.
Clyde: NJ. L. Olson and Miss Alcie Olson.
Fdmonds, Clay Center; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Nation. Emporia: c. J. Van Kenren,
Hutchinson; II. W. Hedgecock, Emporia
Gustav and Walter oehm, Symmetrical; ].
H Cooper. Baxtu Springs.
oklahoma-Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Strut
ST., and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Strut Jr., Ok
iahoms City; Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Bunch,
Tulsa.
Tennessee-SIiss Thso Turney, Memphis;
d. Hadley, Nashville.
Texas-Nir. and Mira II. q. King, Charles
Hust, Beaumont.
caiifornia-Dr. and Mrs. p. o. Curtis
Los Angeles,
New Mexico-Mrs. G. II. Young and Miss
MsrFuita Young, Demng; A. V. and Mrs
Taye Fitzgerald. Albuquerque
Washington-M. W. and Mrs. c. Hughes,
Spokane.