San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16

from the old familiar "Yard of Rose
or Pansies,' to the canyases of Rec,
or Matilda Brown of whom one critic
says that she combines color as
musician combines tones, as well a
cur cwn master painter. Onderdonk
| Mrs. +. A. Young told of some of thu
/ pictures in the home that had giver
her great pleasure and inspiration
| The rext regular meeting of the So
rosis Club will be held Tuesday
March is. at $3.50 o'clock. in the af
ternoon. The subject will be "Ameri
canization Day." with Mrs. &. Nj
Cal way as leader.
u ~ ~
A Parent-Teachers' Association was
organized Tuesday afternoon. March
II. at the Ralph Waldo Emerson
Junior High School by Mrs. A. q.
Evans, chairman OF the extension de-
partment of the Parent-Teachers' As
ISOLATION. Mrs. Holmgieen made a
most interesting talk. after which the
following officers were elected: Hon.
orary president. Mrs. George Cum
mings; president. Mrs. A. J. Starr ;
first vice president. Mrs. George Jo-
kerst: second vice president. Mrs. w.
f. Henderson third vice president,
Mrs. Newton; recording secretary,
Mrs. Marvin Price; corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. ii. Van Horn: treasurer.
Mrs. Kendall; press reporter, Mrs.
W. +. Weatherford.
On Monday. March 10. Mrs. Harry
Lean. chairman of the musical COM
mittee of the Sorosis Club, gave a de-
lightful organ recital at the Travis
Park Methodist Church. A large and
appreciative audience heard the artist
in an enjoyable program. Mrs. Leap
was assisted by Mrs. Ruth Perry
nan Hardin and Mrs. L. Nj. Wheat.
The following program was given
Sonata Concertina. Meditation"
"Angelus." "Minuet," by Mrs. Leap:
"The Pilot" Enough to Know" and
"Some Sweet Day." by Mrs. Hardin.
"Andante Religioso," "Canto Amor.
oso." by Mrs. Wheat. "Triumphal
March," "Love Songs Of Ye Olden
Days. by Mrs.. Leap
At a meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the WOman's State Repub-
lican Club. Thursday morning. the
following committees were chosen 10
take part in the entertainment OF
Mrs. Lillian Wells. who will be here
March "a, to address the associa-
ton, under the auspices of the Texas
Womens Republican Association
Reception and courtesy, Mrs. Alex
ander Boynton and Mrs. r. n. Din
widdie; general arrangements, Mes
danes F. f. Scobey, William Will.
Mendell and r. Z. Seawell luncheon,
Mesdames A. L. Wright, Walter Ma
pier. George Agnew, Anna Guergin
and J. F. Dollard; publicity. Mes
danes r. E. Darsey. l.. b. Hart, John
Hartman. p. G. Lucas and G. A. Wul-
son; program, Mrs. G. Bedell Moore ;
resolutions, Mesdames j. Noyes
Evans. NJ. J. Bleim and J. s.. Peter
subscriptions for National Republican
and Texas Republic. Mrs. Noah Al
len: tea, Mesdames 3. l.. Naylor. j.
s. Peter. Noah Allen, l.. Il. Hart AMI
Miss Sadie Hinkle.-
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The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Bee
thoyen Society will entertain with
800" and bunco party Tuesday,
March IS. at o'clock in the after
noon at the Beethoven Home. 40
Pereida street. Mrs. c. A. Scheb and
Miss II. Bruhn will be hostesses.
you know. Bridget, that I require
the fire lighted every morning at =
o'clock, but cannot get you to DO IT,
SO I've bought you this alarm clock.
Bridget examined the timepiece I tnor,
oughly and after few moments silence
said: THANK We. mum; IFS very pretty
| But fancy thing like that being abe
to light a fire."-Boston Transcript.