San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-04

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Mrs. Kenneth Ragsdale and Mrs. EN-
nett Sweeney. The table in the dining
room was prettily decorated in laven-
der and pink sweet peas. Pink tapers
burned in lavender capdlesticks. Pink
and lavender minis and the pink and
lavender ices helped to carry out the
pretty color scheme. The living room
was decorated in pear blossoms.
The friends Of the Rev. Il. w. Will
liams arranged a surprise banquet in
his honor at the Original Mexican
restaurant on Monday evening. The
! committee ON arrangements was
Misses Mary Barber and Emma Jack
son and Mrs. Il. J. Jet Jr. Following
the banquet very interesting pro-
gram was given as follows with L. J.
Jett Jr. as master Of ceremonies: Ad-
dress of welcome by the chairman; re-
Spouse by Il. w. Williams; Mrs. 4.
J. Jett. The Stranger i'll our Midst"
Miss Mary Barber, a School Teach
er's Diary; Robert Jet, What
Saw in the Woods; Miss Emma
Jackson, Robert 'Ictt and Cliffors Ed
wards, violin solo, THE Mocking
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Leak; Theodore Dorow, What |
| Want to Do; Miss Jimmie Lee Bak-
er, violin solo, "The Lass With the
| Delicate Air.; T. w. Williams,
Scenes in Many Lands" Short adj
dresses were also made by Il. Fl.
Brown. Mrs. Cora Chrome and others.
Mr.. Williams goes TO Dallas Friday
morning where he will conduct series
of evangelistic meetings.
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The Psychology Group of the
Woman's Club will meet from 2 to 8
o'clock Wednesday at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Willis Keller will be the leader.
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The Breckenridge High School Par
| ent-Teachers' Association fill meet in
regular session at 3 80 Thursday aft
ernoon instead of Friday in room 1874.
All members are urged to attend.
The Literary Club Of the Twenti-
eth Infantry women met Monday aft
ernoon at the quarters of Captain and
Mrs. c. c. Anderson.
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The Amoma Glass of the First
United Presbyterian Church held
their regular business meeting at the
home of Mrs. S. G. Huey, Friday
evening. The following officers were
elected to serve for the next six
months: Nellie Reiplinser, president;
Paula Wilson, vice president;
Vaughan Douglas, secretary; Isobel
McKercher. treasurer; Jessie Anne
Fisher, librarian: LaRene Reiplinger,
reporter. After the business meeting
social bonp u,av hold
The Pan-American Round Table
met ',onday III the pink room of the
Gunter Hotel in luncheon session. Fol-
lowing luncheon a program in charge
of Mrs. w. A. Adams was given. A
number of prominent Mexican women |
were initiated into the club. Mrs. ].
G.. Griswold gave an interesting |
speech. Mrs. Hal Sewer and Mrs. |
Hamilton of Austin, told of the prog. |
ress of the Austin round table. 9th
ers on the program were Mrs. j. 5.
Peters. Mrs. W. S. Hendrick and |
Mrs. Eugene G. Miller. formerly Miss
Mildred Norris Mrs. Sewer, director
general of the Austin organization,
extended a cordial invitation to the
other organizations to meet in con-
vention in Austin in May.
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A prize card and bunco party will
be given at S o'clock Tuesday evening
at st. Michael's Hail. The public is
invited. as this is the last card party |
until after Lent.
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There will be an evening Of special |
entertainment in the Fellowship Center |
of Travis Park Methodist Church at |
s o'clock Tuesday evening, for all of |
the employed young women of the city. |
A delightful program has been ar
ranged.
The leap gear dance to be given by |
the Merry Maids Musical Club Tues
day evening on the st. Anthony roof,
promises many interesting feature.
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The ball to be given by the firemen,
policemen and fire alarm operators
pension fund will take place at s
o'clock Tuesday evening at Turner
Hail.
Glass No. 1 of the San Antonio So |
cial Welfare Bureau in Study and |
Practice of Parliamentary Law will |
meet at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn |
ing in room POI of the City Hall.
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The annual election of officers will
be held at 5 O'Clock Wednesday after |
non at the Woman's Club. Business |
of Importance will be transacted. 4
called meeting of the board of direc-
tors will be held at > o'clock Wednes-
day.
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The San Antonio Musical Club will
entertain the visiting delegates from
the harpists convention with an
artists luncheon at II o'clock We'd
nesday. A delightful musical pro-
gram has been arranged.