San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20

Sam Houston. will entertain with
reception and dance in honor of Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Edward VI. Lewis ut .
o'clock Friday evening, March Is al
the Argonne Heights officers club
Fort Sam Houston.
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Judge and Mrs. 5. G. Tayloee VIII
entertain with a party at O'Clock
Thursday evening in their home. 2tt
West Craig place complimenting Mr..
and Mrs. ". {. Silliman Of Los
Angeles. who is spending the winter
here, and Mrs. Frank {. Smith OF
Denver, Colo, who is guest at the
st. Anthony. About "A guests VIII
be present.
An attractive bridge tea was given
Thursday afternoon in the home OF
Mrs. ]. f. Bayls. wife of Major
Baylis. Bluebonnets used in profus-
ion made an effective background for
the artistic home. Mrs. Baylis was
assisted by her sister. Mrs. NJ. ).
Balm of Washington, ID. C.. who is
visiting Mrs. Baylis. About five
tables OF players were present with
several guests calling later for tea.
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Mrs. Dorwin Lakeland will enter
tain Tuesday evening March % with
buffet supper at her home at Kelly
Field complimenting Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Lewis who will leave soon
for Europe.
Mrs, Charles Foster will entertain
with a luncheon at the Menger sat
urday, March 20 complimenting Mrs.
F.. NJ. Lewis.
Colonel and Mrs. Day will enter
tain with a dinner at the Menger sat
urday evening. March 20. compli-
menting Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Il. NJ
Lewis.
Col. and Mrs. Ralph Harrison will
entertain with a dinner party Monday
evening at their quarters. compliment
ing Mai. Gen. and Mrs. +. NJ. Lewis
before their departure for Europe.
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Col. and Mrs J. DeCamp Hall en-,
tertained with a charmingly informal
dinner party Wednesday evening com
plimenting Maj. Gen. and Mrs. 4. NJ.
Lewis at the Menger. About fourteen
guests were present. Following the
dinner the guests attended "Scara-
mouche.'
Miss Katherine Anderson. who was
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. A. u. Dug
ger. for several months, left recently
to. return to her home in Baltimore;
Miss Anderson was widely entertained
during her brief visit in San Anto-
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Miss Gale Gle has returned from
Del Rio. where she has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Shilling Parker.
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Isadore Lyons Of New York City
is stopping several days at the st.
Anthony hotel. He will be entertained
during his visit by his cOcains. Mr..
and. Mrs. Benjamin Lyons, 103 IL
Mistletoe avenue.
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The r. Z. z. sorority will meet
Friday afternoon at the home OF Miss
Martha Pancoast.
st. Marks Branch Of thu, Woman :,
Auxiliary will have & neighborhood
meeting at the bone of Mrs. GeoIe"
#. Bartlett. 800 Terrell road, at 3 80
Friday afternoon.
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The Psychology Group Of the No-
mans Club will meet at 2:30 Fri
day with Mrs. Willis Keller as lead
er..s-
The Married Ladies Sodality Of st.
Mary's church will have a cake sale
beginning at . o'clock in 81. Mary
rest room.
Mrs. y. e. Williams Of Louisville,
Ky, is the guest of Mrs. j. y. Brown,
100 Ninth street.
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4 benefit bunco and card party
will be given by the Woman's Relief
Corps at the Rio Vista at 80 Fri
day evening. The proceeds will go
10 the G. A. X. Encampment TO be
held in San Antonio. April % and
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The Woman's Club held lunrheon
at the Country Club Wednesday at
which all of the Round Tables of the
club were present. Each group had
table artistically decorated. The
speakers table was adorned with pink
carnations filling silver basket. The
noon-tide round table was decorated
with purple and white iris. Mrs.
Conrad SchasSe was the speaker for
the noon-tide round table group. The
discussion group of the Woman's club
had a table artistically adorned with
yellow ionquils filling basket tleu
with clouds of yellow maline witt
trailing streamers of yellow satin. and
yellow wax tapers. Mrs. $. j. Len
nox represented the discussion grouI
at the speakers table. Mrs. Wheeler
Pettus made an interesting tax. Ih'
musical round table was adorned will
pink sweet peas in silver bowls an'
mink wax taners burned in silvel
candIesticks. Mrs. Lula Griesenbecl
gave brief talk. and led the guest
in singing "Way Down Upon tn
Swanee River" and "Old Black Joe.
Mrs. Ralph Jackson made brie
talk for the forum. Their table wa
arranged with basket of yellow
calendulas tied with blue maine. am
orange tapers burning in Venetian
glass candlesticks. The strateg,
hoard table was artistic with violet
and orange jonquils. Mrs. J. Is
Blackstone made a short talk. Mr.,
Willis Keller spoke for the boo
lovers round table. Mrs. Byron. East
burn of the modernist round table ais
smoke entertainingly. The garden grou
round table was charmingly decorate
with a green garden hat holding pin
roses. green tapers burned in pal
Green candIesticks. Colonial bouquet
served as favors for each guest scale
at the garden group round table. Mr.
w. s. Anthony represented the gal
dsn oroun. Mrs. =. J. Wright spok