San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

out the green and white st. Patricks
theme were served to the following
members: Mrs. B. Henderson, Mrs.
NJ. Powell, Mrs. G. Lyons, Mrs. s.
Willems, Mrs. j. Baum, Mrs. H.
Rogers, Mrs. II. Bateman, Mrs. j.
Deyo, and the hostess. The next
meeting will be held on April 8 with
Mrs. NJ. Powell as hostess.
Glass No. l in parliamentary law
and practice, conducted by the San An
tonic Social Welfare bureau, council
chamber, City Hall, meets Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. This class
is free and is open to anyone inter-
ester in club work.
Glass No. 2 in parliamentary law
practice is conducted by the San An
tonic Social Welfare bureau and
meets Monday afternoon at o'clock
in council chamber, City Hall. Rob-
erts Rules of Order is used. Both men
and women are instructed in this class
free Of charge.
A kodaking party was planned for
the Jolly Pals last Sunday afternoon
but due to the inclement weather Miss
Mildred Rothman invited the men,
bers to her home at 307 South street
instead. Bunco was PLAY ed and those
receiving prizes were Miss Kathleen
Corning, Miss Helen Hosllig. Rudolph
Herwick and Gerald Meyers. Deli
cious refreshments were served to the
guests.
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The Art Glass will meet with Mrs
Van Horn at Camp Travis on Tues
day morning at 1890 o'clock.
The History Club of San Antonio
adopted the following resolutions re-
Gently in memory of Miss NJ. Eleanor
Breckenridge. "One by one the
bright stars of charter membership
give place to the somber line in me-
moriam, as those who have left their
impress upon the life of this club are
called to the life beyond. Such a
one, Miss NJ. Eleanor Breckenridge,
has but recently answered that call
Therefore, be IL resolved that We. as
fellow members of the History Club
of San Antonio hereby express our
appreciation Of the rare quality of
her womanhood, the uplift of her ex-
ample, the inspiration of her unfail-
ing interest; and. be it resolved, that
in token Of such appreciation We
pied ge ourselves anew to the high
ideals which she held ever before us.
Be it further resolved, that copy of
these resolutions be sent to the fam
lily, a copy placed on the records OF
this club and copies sent to the local
press for publication. Mrs. c. p.
Stafford, Mrs. H. l.. Lathrop, Mrs.
g. w. johnson, committee.
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The Lotus Club held a very inter-
esting business program and social
session recently in the home Of Mrs.
X. G. Hauser. Plans were perfected
for their annual luncheon to be held
on Saturday, March 20, open to
friends of club members. The speak
er to be announced later. For res
ervations phone Mrs. A. ]. McKen-
zie, chairman. or her committee
Mesdames u. III. Dennis, A. Fl. Win.
kenhower. II. L. Rand and Miss
Yantis. The membership list is alsC
open for a limited number of new
members. Mrs. J. f. King gave a
splendid talk. the keynote of her sub
ject being United we stand. divided
we fall" She showed the growth OF
women and their influence in club anC
public work through federation. Tnt
fLotus Club is one hundred per cen;
perfect for the state endowment fund
Two readings. AT Home to H's
Friends" and "The Coward" were
given by Miss Josephine Canaday
Miss Ruth Ford entertained with a
cutting from Miss Minerva and vii
liam Green Hill" and proved her YER
satility by singing three songs. play
ing her own accompaniment on thu
banjo. The assisting hostesses VIII
served refreshments wrN Mrs. Mar
Gus aClarke and Misses Sexton apC
Bynum. Mrs. Willis johnson was a
the coffee urn. The lovely new hom'
Of Mrs. Hauser was decorated for thu
occasion with laurel blossoms.
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The San Antonio Woman's Repub
lican Club will hold its regular meet
ing in the red room Of the st. An
4 thony Tuesday. March 81. at
o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Lucl
I Wells, nationally known speake