San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-13

member responding with something
that had especially appealed TO her so
that the program brought out worth
while bits of the newest in literature,
science and art. Mrs. Townsend, past
president of the Sorosis Club of 0k!a-
homa City, was guest and told
something of the work and aim of the
Sorosis Club there, which is depart
mental club of $50 members. In the
very near future they are to build
club house which is not only to be
used as club house but as COM
munity center as we'll. After the pro-
gram the members aud their guests
enjoyed a very pleasing social hour.
the hostess serving delicious refresh
ments. The regular meeting of the So
rosis Club will be held Tuesday, April
10. at 3 :30 o'clock in the regular
meeting place. The subject win be
Texas Laws Pertaining TO Women"
with Mrs. e. A. Young as leader.
Miss Francis ID. Partridge of Port
Huron, Mich. will be a guest of the
w. B. A. in this city on April 17-1S.
Miss Partridge has the distinction of
being one of the foremost business
women of this continent. having some
SIC, 100000 directly under her con-
troll. A number of social events have
been planned in her honor.
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The Jolly Pals Club held its month.
ly meeting at the home of Miss Kath-
leen Corning, S24 Victoria street, re-
Gently. Many important matters were
discussed and new officers were elect
ed. The new officers are as follows:
Miss Kathleen Corning. president !;
Robert Josephus. vice president; Miss
Mildred Rothman. secretary and treas
urer. and Miss Dorothy Plassel. re-
porter. After the meeting adjourned
the guests arrived. They were Misses
Alice Payne, Lillian Simmang, Wilma
Pflughaupt, Alice Corning and Cliff
ford Young. Eugene Waggener, Ludcr
Waggener and Lester Helm. Games
were played and prizes were awarded
to Miss Mildred Rothman and Richard
Pflughaupt. Dancing was also en-
joyed and the hostess was assisted in
serving the refreshments by her moth
er, Mrs. Coming.
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The Phoenix Club met in social ses-
sion Tuesday noon at the Original
Mexican restaurant. The table was
beautifully decorated with garlands of
red roses and after luncheon was
served. Mrs. Forrest of the Joske Me-
mortal School gave an interesting ac-
count of the work being done at the
home. In story telling contest Mrs.
Anthony won the prize. The following
members were present: Mrs. J. II.
Biggar, Mrs. X. l.. Evans. Mrs. c. w.
Gilber, Mrs. j. +. Koch. Mrs. Eva
Morris. Mrs. c. ]. Matthews. Miss
Annie Ramsey. Mrs. Thomas Ramsey,
Mrs. W. A. Thurman. Miss Ernie
Walker. Mrs. Forrest. Mrs. Odom and
Mrs. Olsen. The guests were Mrs.
Theobald and Mrs. w. Ramsey. The
hostesses presiding were Mrs. W. =.
Anthony. Mrs. w. 4. Bivins, Mrs. J.
b. Cunningham. Mrs. ID. l.. Dennis.
Mrs. Edmund Gutzeit. Mrs. G. w.
Hopper. Mrs. r. A. McNeese. Mrs. J.
w. Moss, Miss Fanora Weight, Miss
Mildred Voight and Miss Sarah VIII
hanson. The club will meet in regu
lar session next Tuesday.
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The Tuesday Musical Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
home Of Mrs. Eli Hertzberg. Mrs.
Daniel Groh will be in charge of the
program of piano duets. A meeting of
the board will be held at. 80 o'clock
preceding the meeting.
Alamo Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. met "Wednesday;
afternoon at the home of>Mrs. Tecum-
sch Thompson with Mrs. X. l.. Dalton