San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
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of the Young WomeAs Christian As.
ISOLATION OF San Antonio, have gone
to Nsw York City 70 attend the IL
nu. Invention of the Y. w. Z. A.
in at city. Miss Muir will not re-
turn for four or five weeks.
Nearly 1000 delegates are expected
to attend the eonvNtion this spring,
according to reports from New York,
and prepa rations are being made 10
entertain guests from all countries
and from all directions on the globe.
Nobility from England. representa-
tives from Austria. France. Spain and
other foreign countries will be there,
to give an international aspect TO the
largest gathering ever held by the
"" in America. -,
The convention will begin on April
80. and will continue until May D
Rev. Richard Roberts of Montreal. IS
scheduled TO be the chief speaker for
the event. There will be three as
scmblies of group workers, in add
ton TO the main meeting. Ihese
groups will include membership, BUSH
ness and industrial group workers.
The Hotel Commodore will be head
quarters for the meeting.
Delegates from San Antonio who
left Monday for the convention in
clude: Miss Ruth Muir. executive
secretary; Mrs. f. c. Branch, presi-
dent of the San Antonio y. W. c. A.;
Mrs. +. A. Hornaday. representing
the finance committee; Miss Marjorie
McGovn. representing the cafeteria
committee: Miss Lillian Rogers. .ep-
resenting the world fellowship COM
mittee: Miss India Delerey. represent
ing the international Institute: Miss
Rowena Brown. delegate for the bust
ness girls, and Miss Pearl Lentz. in
spirational chairman of local "Y'
work.
Mrs. Henry Drought will entertain
with buffet luncheon at her attrac'
tive home Thursday, May s.
Mrs. J. I. Martin. wife of Captain
Martin will entertain with a bridge
party Tuesday afternoon at her home.
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Mrs. John H. Allen. wife of Colonel
Allen, will entertain with tea Fri
day complimenting her guest, Mrs.
Culp.
The Bexar Cou.ty Auxiliary to the
Medical Society will entertain the
wives of the medical officers of the
Army Post with a luncheon on the
roof of the st. Anthony Hotel We'd
nesday.
Col. and Mrs. ]. l.. Bradford will
entertain Friday evening May IL with
a dinner party at the Argonne Heights
officers mess in homo of Major and
Mrs. Gimperling.
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The Graduate Nurses Association of
San Antonio will entertain with
tea ut the home of Mrs. T. J. Walthall.
204 Linwood boulevard from 4 to u
o'clock Tuesday afternoon compliment
ing the wives and daughters of the
San Antonio physicians, the auxiliary
and their out-of-town guests.
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Mrs. +. r. Borden. wife of Major
Borden, entertained with an attractive
luncheon Monday at the Argonne
Heights officers club complimenting
about 26 guests. The table in the
dining room was adorned with crystal
baskets and crystal candleholders tied
: with green maline. Green tapers east
pale light and white rosebuds filled
the vases. The place cards were small
ladies with green maline sashes. Among
: those present were Mrs. John ii. AL
: len. Mrs. j. II. Bradford. Mrs. ]. Z.
Baylis, Mrs. De Camp, Mrs. Lewis,
Mrs j. /. Martin. Mrs. J. / Martin
Jr., Mrs. Souder, Mrs X. G. Murphy.
Mrs. II. ]. Plat. Mrs. Jay d. Mingos,
Mrs. Lincoln Kilbourne. Mrs. Charles
Foster, Mrs. Arthur r. Gains, Mrs
Balm, Mrs. Meister. Mrs. r. S. Holt.
Mrs. Charles B. Callard. Mrs. Cass,
Mrs. S. ]. Harris, Mrs. Newlove, Mrs.
Aquila Mitchell, Mrs. Culp. Mrs. G..
r. Day and Mrs. Paul B. Malone and
the hostess.
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One Of the smart parties given re-
Gently wa the riding party Sunday
Adams complimenting Miss Mae
Louise Schreiner and her two guests.
Miss Helen Schumway and Miss
Laura MacNichol. The party rode
for two hours around the Salado
River. Following the ride breakfast
was served at the home of Miss
Adams. In the dining room where
: the honor guests were seated the table
was adorned with pink roses and
sweet peas. Small tables decorated
with roses and sweet peas were placed
in the library for the other guests.
Among those present were Miss
D Schreiner. Miss Schumway and Miss
r MacNichol, the guests of honor and
: Lieut.. Burdette Fitch, Lieut.. William
$ A. Wedemeyer. Lieut.. w. S. thinner.
0 man, Lieut.. Vasquez Bruno, Mr.. and
: Mrs Louis Schreiner, Col. and Mrs
n Dolf, Major and Mrs. c. c. Crcsson,
e Mr.. and Mrs. W. &. Silliman, Mr.
t and Mrs Mckinley of Campbellton
$ Ohio, Lieut.. E. NJ. Mckinley, Mr.
7 and Mrs. Atlee B. Ayres. Col. and
Sterling Price Adams, and the hos.
tess.
Rice Lynn will leave Friday fol-
5 New York. where he will spend sew.
!. eral weeks.
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s Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Deutz Of San Luii
q Potosi. Mexico. are spending some
!, time at the st. Antholv Hotel
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e Mrs. James Purcell. Captain and
5 Mrs. Charlton and their little daugh
II ter. Mamie and Misses Anita, Beatrice
and Helen Purcell an! Mrs. Jamc,
. Purcell Jr., who have been maxim,
!, their home in the CGInbe house or
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