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teams attack. garnering four safeties
in as many trips to the plate Prior
to the game the Laurel girls showed
the way to the Hyattsville lassies,
p to 90, in a volley ball match.
Athletes of Eastern High were to
compete in an interclass track and
field meet today. Coach Collins of
the East Capitol institution hopes to
put the finishing touches on the
youngsters who will run in the &C"
Club meet Saturday in Central
Stadium
Central Highs racketers were to
oppose the Potomac School netmen of
keySer, w. Va, today on the Blue
and White courts
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HyattsvilIe High won the Prince
Georges county high school base ball
championship by taking the measure
of Laurel in an 8-to-4 engagement
yesterday. Chase of the winners and
ShimSky of Laurel were in top form,
but the latter was given ragged sup
port. Cannon of Hyattsville led his
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and his sacrifice fly put his team in
front. Schalk also hit homer
The Red SoX continued hitting and
peat Washington, IA to a. In six con
secutive victories the team has made
90 runs and 6S hits.
The st. Louis Browns made I6 hits
on Shaute and Morton and beat CIeve-
land. to A. SisIer scored on a
double steal with McManus
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Members Of the Columbia. Athletic
Club of Alexandria have called
meeting tomorrow night at 40
o'clock in the Y. NJ. c. A at Alex
andrid
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COLLEGE BASE BALL

At observation-disclosures Univer-
sity, 10; Washington and Lee, o.
At AtIanta-Eirginin, z; Georgia
Tech, A 11 innings).
At Blacksburg-Wake Forest. 13;
Virginia Poly, 5.
At Phfladelphia-Pen
.; Swarthmore, 1.
At Newton-Springfiei 8; Bos-
ton College. 3.
At Pittsburgh-Pittsbu Q;
Grove City, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures 4;
Tennessee, o.
At South Bend-NOtre Dame, 8;
Indiana. o.
At LawrenceviIIe-Pri IT;
LawrenceviIIe, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures, IL; WASH
iuCfon College. L,
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.

FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Orlando. 10-l4; Tampa. 10.
Lakeland, 3-5: Daytona, IL.
Bradentown, "a; St. Petersburg. Az
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk, 8; Petersburg, Q.
Portsmouth, 3; Rocky Mount, /.
Richmond, 8; Wilson, 0.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo. rs; Jersey City, Ga.
Newark, s; Syracuse, 6.
Toronto, g.; Baltimore, Q.
Reading, g.; Rochester, 0.
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lee, the new Red Sox snortSIop'
Esixth, when he went to his right
band back to Grab Prothro's sizzling
grounder He followed with snap
throw that nailed the runner
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wamby made a spectacular one
hband catch of Judges liner to retire
Ebe Nationals in the fifth. Goslin
was on first by virtue of a single
no right at the time.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Danville, 8; Durham. S.
High Point, 8; Greensboro. s.
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st. A1ban diamond athletes ran
ming, Is to Z. Bragdon hurled effec-
lively for the winners, yielding but
four drives and victimizing nine via
the strike-out route. st. Alban
slammed twelve timely wallops to
turn in a win.
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Central was to tackle Episcopal
Highs nine tomorrow at Alexandria,
while Eastern has a game pending
with Gonzaga on the following day
on the Rosedale Fairgrounds.
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Play in the interSchoIaStic high
school tennis matches was to start
today with Business tackling Tech
on the courts at 9Th and B streets
Action will start at 3:15 o'clock and
the Manual Trainers, because of
their more experienced players, are
considered to have the edge.
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mond and Mrs. J.. 3. Peters; infcrns
ton, Mrs. 4. ]. Maurer, Mrs. ]. Wal
ter McDade, Mrs. Douglas Largen
Mrs. H. c. Rhea, Mrs. James Boles
Mrs. n. G. Hill, Mrs. X. ID. Coley
Mrs. Il. j. Pierce, Mrs. w. B. Har
gis, Mrs. Roy Goodwin, Mrs. w. T.
Pyne, Mrs. Richard VanderStratten
Mrs. Kate Taylor, Mrs. Mabel Mas
ters; decorations, Mrs. Alec Adams
Mrs. Frank Winerich, Mrs. Edwin
White, Mrs. ]. w. Howard, Mrs. +. ]
Lennox. Mrs. John 0'Mealy, Mrs
William King; pages, courtesy b. Ma.
jor and B. Minor Musical Club, Mis-;
Fannie Wolfe, president; Miss Mayis
Scott, chairman; committee on music
City Federation, Mrs. e. Hertzberg
Mrs. Lewis krsms-Beck zero mile.
stone, Mrs. ]. 4. Smith. Mrs. Fannie
Applewhite, Mrs. L. W. Sorell, Mrs
4. Il. Stauffer, Mrs. J. B. I.ewright
national director identification com.
mittee, Mrs. ii. p. Drought; general
chairman committee on dedication
Mrs. j. K. Beretta.
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The Herff School Parent Teacher
Association win entertain with sill.
yer tea at the home Of Mrs. J. p. Ben
kendorfer on South Pine street We'd
nesday afternoon from 3 to G o'clock
The following program will be given
Piano numbers, Little Lord Fauntle-
roy" L. Heye; "The Picnic" NJ. Bill
DO; "A Waltz in + Major" by Mas.
ter Dudley Cummins reading by Miss
Marie Carson; vocal number BY Mrs.
Clifford X irkel; reading by Miss Ber-
bardine Rice; vocal duet by Mrs. Hal
w. Tucker and Mrs. Scherle Mrs.
Benkendorfer will be assisted In re-
ceiving by the teachers apd officers of
y " -
Miss Louise Carstens was hostess
to the Merry Hearts Club Thursday
evening in her home on Arlington
court. A short business meeting was
held aud Everett Byron and Joe
Schrabel were initiated into the club,
after which time a social hour was en-
joyed by the members.
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The Battle of Flowers Association
will hold their meeting at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning at the Menger ho-
tel.
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The Little Women of the Woman's
Club will have their regular round
table luncheon st IL 80 Saturday
!: :: e
The Republican Women's Club will
give luncheon Monday in honor OF
Mrs. Sylvester Wells of st. Louis.
who will speak at u 80 Monday to
the club. Reservations can be made
by calling Mrs. A. l.. Wright, Wood
AVN 1907: Mrs. Walter Napier,
Crockett 1900. and Mrs. 4. Il. An
lerson. Woodlawn 2SS7. The chair
man for the entertainments 70 be
given for Mrs. Wells are as follows:
Mrs. 4. T.. Scobey will be chairmaL
If the general arrangements commit
tee; Mrs. q. Bedell Moore, program
Mrs. Dorsey, publicity
Mrs. A. l.. Wright, lunch
,on committee Mrs. Alexander Boyn-
ON reception and courtesy commit
ee Mrs. Noyes Evans will preside
It the luncheon Monday given in hon
,r Of Mrs. Wells. Mrs. j. s. Peter,
senatorial chairman, will discuss SEN
atorial organizations. Mrs. +. Z.
Seawell. county chairman, will dis
,uss county organizations. Mrs. Lii |
ian Wells, the honor guest, viii dis
,uss state organizations. Women |
rom various Texas towns will attend |
he all day meeting to be held at the |
Il. Anthony hotel.
During the fifth district meeting
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7 Throughout the evening. Among thos,
present were: Misses Ewell Mae Grif
fin, Margaret Gill, Minnie Wolff,
Fleurette Leigh, katherine Barclay
Marian Beaulieu, Frances Tibbi;s and
| Charles Beloate, Wallace Campbell
Robert Wood, Earl Dubus, Jack
Bradfield. Willard Alexander, Wade
Mcconnell and AIR. Quirk. Assisting
Miss Sinner in entertaining were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sinner, Mrs. Viii
liam Brewster and Mr.. and Mrs. Rog-
ers.
Mrs. W. s. Fly will entertain with
luncheon Tuesday, March %, at the
Country Club.
Miss Marjorie Adams Is spending
tie weekend in Austin as the guest
OF Miss Jane Seiscr.
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Mrs. J. f. Adams, Miss Marjorie
Adams, CraiS Adams and X. NJ.
Young have returned from several
days spent on the Adams ranch near
Hondo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gaines OF
Galveston. will arrive in San Antonio
to make their home about May 1. Mr..
and Mrs. Gaines will be the guests OF
Mrs. Laura Grice Maverick until
their new home is completed.
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Mrs. Martha johnson of Clarks-
dale, Miss. is spending some time in
San Antonio, stopping at the st. An
thony.
u u e
Miss Leila Truchcart Of Galveston,
is the guest Of Judge and Mrs. X.
L. Ball for ) several ): :. days
Assisting at the tea given We'd
rcsday by Mrs. O. II. Timmins at her
home. COMMUNICATING Mrs. Gail Brown
of Sherman. the guest Of Mrs. Burt
Calvin. and Mrs. Holm OF Albuluer-
cue. n. NJ. will be Mrs. c. Il. Ham
r,ond. Mrs. William King. Mrs. II. p.
Burney. Mrs. G. G.. Wright. Mrs. III.
II. Bryant. Mrs. b. c. Calvin, Mrs.
II. c. Smith .Jr., Mrs. G. f. Scull.
Mrs. I. n. GooGson. Mrs. James TIL
man Halle. Mrs. Albert West Jr..
Mrs. III. IT. Hammond and the honor
guests. Miss Emily Ann Bryant and
Miss Anne Wright will receive the
~ thN
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Mrs. ]. K. Beretta. general chair
man of the committee on entertain
ment for the Fifth District conve1-
ton. announces the following social
program for the convention: March
25. citizens luncheon, st. Anthony
Hotel. toastmistress. Mrs. Alec
Adams: honor guest. Mrs. Harry Bed
mond. state president. Decorations byl
Phoenix Club. Mrs. Paul Linnartz,
president. Tea, courtesy OF the Soro-
sis Club, Mrs. Henry Richmond.
president. March 26. luncheon, courtT
tesy Woman's Club. Mrs. 4. Il. Staut-
fer. president. at the Woman's Club
on Camden street. March 81, lunch
con at Gunter Hotel. subject, Con
seryation :" toastmistress. Mrs. j. N.
Beretta; honor guest, Mrs. James
Welder. state chairman conservation
and civics. The following committees
are announced: General Chairman
Mrs. J. X. Berettta, president OF the
CITY Federation; automobiles, Mrs.
J. +. King. Mrs. Paul Linnartz, Mrs.
A. Z. Villaret. Mrs. Porter Loring,
Mrs. Phil Wright. Mrs. +. F. Stauf-
fer: homes. Mrs. +. N. Burleson, Mrs.
Henry Wofford. Mrs. J.. p. Peck.
Mrs. Fred Maule, Mrs. Wade Lewis,
Mrs. Walton ID. Hood: printing.
badges. Mrs. Albright. Mrs. George
Powell. Mrs. r. c. Hauser; ereden-
-iaols, Mrs. Ralph Emerson, Mrs. Il.
N. Burleson. Mrs. A. II. Worden.
Mrs. Henry Rogers, Mrs. Henry Rich
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Mrs. Gaustad@ visitsd" London ans
the continent, and had a delightful
cruise in Norwegian waters and the
land of the midnight sun.
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Fabian Bell of Los Angeles, Cal.
is in the city for a few days and is q
guest at the st. Anthony Hotel. Mr.
Bell, who is returning TO California
from Tampico, has been in San An
tonic on numerous OCCASIONS and has
many friends in this city. =
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Sam +. Patten. who is attending
the University of Georgetown. arrived
Thursday to spend the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Pat
ten.
Miss Eleanor Hirt entertained Mr..
and Mrs. John Simms Mt her home
freshments were served to the follow
Miss Florence Shinski, Miss Katie
Daehnert, Miss Josephine Psaff, Mrs.
Tarrillion, Mrs. ellis and Mrs. NJ.
Leon. w. III. Klima, Ed Daehnert,
Charlie Daehnert, Leroy Klima and
the hostess.
Mrs. Frank William Gernette en-
tertained in her home, 0O2 West Pop
lar street. Tuesday evening, honor
ing her daughter, Miss Lillye Mae
Gernette. in celebration Of her birth
day anniversary. Pink and white car
nations decorated the home. In the
dining room the color scheme was fur
Their carried out in the pink and white
Dints, and refreshments. The honor
guest wore frock of black lace. Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Padgett, Mis- Ruby
Williams. William Davis and DIR.
James Hill, were the guests pres
emit. Music and games were enjoyed.
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Colonel and Mrs. Clarence Rich
mond Day will entertain with an in
formal dinner party at their quar-
tiers Saturday evening, complimenting
Major General and Mrs. Il. NJ. Lewis,
before their departure for Europe.
:: - &c
A letter has been received by Mrs.
Albert Maverick from Mrs. George
Maverick in Elizabethtown, n. j.,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Maverick are max
ing their home. They have as their
guests. Miss Texas Welsh and Miss
Ellie Wright. Miss Welsh is the as
sistant librarian in Elizabethtown.
and Miss Wright is attending the
Three Arts Club in New York City.
Mrs. George Maverick entertained re.
Gently with a charming party compli-
menting Miss Welsh in celebration of
her birthday anniversary.
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Mrs. W. l.. Bull Of New York. is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. j. Stew
ems, Mrs. Thornton Stevens and Mrs.
NJ. G. Heuerman. Mrs. Bull will be
in San Antonio about month before
leaving for Paris, France, TO join her
husband, who is the director of the
U. s. Steamship Lines.
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Mrs. Claude ID. Van Watts Of Aus
tin, president of the State w. G. T.
u. is guest of Mrs. J. NJ. Glass,
Alamo Heights.
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Mrs. Hartford and her daughter,
Miss Peggy Hartford, of Washing
ton. ID. c., have arrived in San An
tonic and will be the guests of Mrs.
Hertford's son, Lieut.. Kenner Her:-
lord, at Camp Travis, for some time.
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q Ore of the delightful parties of the
week vas the surprise party given by |
Miss Emily Beloate Sinner, for her |
brother. Charles Beloate in honor of |
his twentieth birthday anniversary. |
Bunco and dancing were enjoyed
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-ehotorspss ~ csnsA

Mrs Kr (rishtl has her gasst Mrs. walter Beckord
City, Mrs. Bckjerd has been
informal affairs during her visit Mrs Ktr prominent
member of San Antonio society,"
s. Cleft cene) Of New York has
her brother and sisernlw Mr. and Mrs os Mrs Henry
Of being the only out Of town queen Of the Coronation She formerly
evening for Palm Beach for visit before returning her home New
York.
Mary Helen Holden fright esn3 fosner Austn the
brother Mrs William holden
Miss Holden Europe sv
Antonio
Mildred Wilson informal parties
n Holden interested Advertising
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The members Of the O. e. Buaco
Club were delightfully."- entertained re-
Gently hy Ms. BuraS. Prizes were
awarded 70 Mrs. leo Horn. Mrs Joe
Horn and Mrs. Joe otintans. Mrs.
Gilbert Klaus viii be the next hostess
to the club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gaustad were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
j. Stucke this week while en- route to
their home in Los Angeles after hav-
ing spent year in Norway on their
honeymoon. While abroad Ar. and
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Tho guest list win include Major
General and Mrs. Lewis, General and
Mrs. Benjamin Poore, Col. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Foster, Col. and Mrs. John
Howard, Mrs. A. d. Newman, Mrs.
b. Q. Edwards, who is the guest of
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Newman, and
Miss Katherine Foster, Lieut.. Rich
ard Alsworth, Lieut.. Valery Andrews,
Lieut.. Ivan Moorman, and Maj. Frank
b. Lakeland, and the hosts. Follow
ing the dinner an informal reception
will be held at the home for General
and Mrs. Lewis. A number Of the
officers Of Kelly Field and their
wives will be present at the recep-
ton.
Maj. and Mrs. Charles c. Cresson
entertained in their attractive home
Saturday evening with 4 smart buff
fet supper, complimenting Maj Gen.
and Mrs. L. NJ. Lewis. Spring flow
ers were used in profusion all over
the home. In the dining room an ar
tistic color scheme of French blue
and yellow was carried out. A great
Leghorn hat in the center OF the ia
BILE was tied with a satin bow of
French blue. -Jonquils and pansies
poured from the hat and were scat
tered the length of the table. Mrs.
Ernest Hines cut the cake and Mrs.
Clinton Kearny and Mrs. Benjamin
Poore poured coffee. A delightful
musical program was given during
the evening. Those taking part were
Mary Kroeger, soprano; Joseph Bur-
ger, baritone; Carrie Louise Bennett,
contralto; and Ethel Order, the pian-
ist, in her first appearance as q sing
er gave quaint Indian songs in cos
tune. Mrs. Cresson sang several
Tuscan folk songs, accompanied by
Miss Order. About 70 guests were
present.
Although the season is quiet now,
plans are being made for later gale
ties. One of the brilliant events that
VIII take place IN several weeks is the
Pioneer Ball which will be given at
the Gunter Monday evening, April
Il. Mrs. W. L. Rote, chairman of
the ball, resigned Thursday. and Mrs.
George Wurzbach was elected chair
man of the ball committee. A bar
becue will be held Monday morning,
April 81, at San Pedro Park. The
other chairmen for the pioneer ball
are as follows: Mrs. Frank Bushick,
chairman of publicity Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Mooney, chairman Of refreshments
Mrs. Lucy Tobin Thornton, chairman
of the decorations Mrs. Winchester
kelso. chairman of the invitations
committee. and Mrs. Z. f. George,
chairman of the dance and music COM
mittee. At o'clock every Tuesday
afternoon, Mrs. L. +. George will hold
a meeting at the Gunter when Miss
Mildred johnson will teach the old
dances; the minuet and lancers.
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Mrs. c. r. Hickox of New York !
arrived recently TO spend several |
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. ID. Bridge. Mrs. Hickox will be |
remembered bv her many friends as
Miss Lydia Bridge.
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Of the state federation, Mrs. T. s
Mcclure, as chairman of the Repubii-
can organization will endeavor to
register all visiting Republican wo-
men. Mrs. r. l.. Dinwiddie will be
co-chairman. Tea will be served
every afternoon in the lobby of the
hotel. Mrs. B. l.. Naylor, chairman
will be assisted by Mrs. l.. B. Hart,
Mrs. Sadie Hinlale, Mrs. Noa Alien
and Mrs. W. G. Garden.
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"Americanization Day" was OBJ
served by the Sorosis Club on Tues
day, March Is, with Mrs. G. NJ. Gala
way as leader. The club members and
their guests thoroughly enjoyed the
most interesting and unusual program
presented. Mrs. Perryman Hardin, &C.
companied by Mrs. Harry Leap, sang,
THE Battle Hymn of the Republic, -
and Miss Charlotte Fraser of New
York City spoke most convincingly on
the need of America showing more of
a personal interest to the foreigners
coming to her shores il she wishes TO
convert them into worthwhile Amer
leans. Miss Fraser also told of some
of the difficulties foreigners encoun-
tered before they became accustomed
to our habits and she pointed out that
it was necessary for America TO admit
those who would readily assimilate our
customs and ideals. She gave "a gra-
phic and interesting description of Ell
lis Island. The 'Sorosis Espana"
Club of the International Institute,
which the Sorosis Club at one time
sponsored, gave a charming flag drill.
after which Miss Consuelo Garcia of
Mexico City sang one of the songs
of her native land.
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The state and district officers and
delegates of the Texas Federation of
Women's Clubs will be entertained at
luncheon on Tuesday, March %, at u
O'Clock in the st. Anthony Hotel ball
room. The Phoenix Club has charge
of the decorations. I'll San Antonio
club members wishing to take state
and district officers as their guests
to this luncheon will make reserva-
Wis 9S3; Mrs. u. l.. Dennis, Wood
lawn 1860. or Mrs. Paul Linnartz,
Woodlawn 910, not later than Monday
noon.
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Chapter II. Texas of the Z. Z. o.
Sisterhood will be entertained by Mrs.
Wilmot Danielson, 500 Drexel avenue,
on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The annual installation of officers viii
take place. followed by a program
and the usual social hour.
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Mrs. T. Z. George, chairman Of the
old fashioned dances for the Pioneer
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8oeie<y u dull this season. Lent
ID only broken occasionally and by
very informal affairs. The Order of
the Alamo withholds any news they
might have, although it h rumored
that the Dukes for the Duchesses
have been chosen, and the out-of-
town court has been selected. Most
of the small parues have been gwen
for the visitors in town.
Mrs. T. S. Henry of New York, was
honor guest at several small affairs
during her brief visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Osceola Archer. Mrs. Henry
will be remembered by friends
throughout the state as Miss Ida May
Archer of Austin, who was the only
out-of-town queen at our city's coro-
nation. She left Wednesday evening
for Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Walter @. Beckjor of : New
York, the guest of Mrs. 4. H. Kifer,
has been entertained during the last
two weeks with informal luncheons,
dinners, bridge and theater parties.
Miss Mary Helen Holden has been
complimented with several informal
affairs during her visit with Miss
Mildred Wilson and her brother and
sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Holden. Miss Holden, formerly of
Austin, has many friends in San An
tonic. She has recently returned
from several months stay abroad.
Mrs. K. Z. White of st. Joseph,
Mo-, the guest of Mrs. A. b. Weak
ley, has also been widely entertaiped
during her visit.
Mrs. Gail Brown Of Sherman, the
guest of Mrs. Burt Calvin, has been
complimented with numerous smart
luncheons.
Mrs. J. B. Lewright has as her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah William
Begole, who have been entertained
with informal parties throughout the
week.
To add to the gaities of Fiesta
week, other guests are expected. Sew
eral of them have visited in San An
tonic before and will be remembered
by a wide circle of friends. Miss
Louise Robertson of Wichita, Kan,
will be the guest of Miss Miriam Mil
burn during Fiesta week. And Miss
Jenny Lee Covington of Paducah,
KY, will visit Miss Ada Maverick.
Miss Covington spent the summer in
San Antonio several years ago as
the guest of Miss Maverick and Miss
Ruth West.
Mrs. Paul b. Malone will enter
tain with a luncheon at / o'clock
Tuesday at the Argonne Heights Of
ficers' Club in honor OF Mrs. T.. M.
Lewis. who will leave soon with Cen
eral Lewis for Europe.
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sIrs. o. III. Timmins will entertain
with a tea Wednesday at her home,
91S West Agarita, complimentiny
Mrs. Gail Brown of Sherman, the
guest Of Mrs. Burt Calvin and Mrs.
Holm of Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Brig. Gen and Mrs. Benjamin
Poore and Maj. and Mrs. Frank An
drews were complimented one day last
week with an informal dinner at the
home of Maj and Mrs. Dorwin Lack
land. Following the dinner nah jongg
was played. Among those present
were General and Mrs. Poore. Ma
jor and Mrs. Andrews, Lieut.. Valery
Andrews, and Lieut.. Richard Ais
worth.
Maj. and Mrs. Dorwin Lakeland
will entertain with a buffet supper
Tuesday evening at their quarters at |
Kelly Field, complimenting Mai Gen. |
and Mrs. E. NJ. Lewis. who will leave
shortly for Europe. and upon their |
return will be stationed at Honolulu. !
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Mrs. c. r. Hickox of New York
arrived recently to spend several
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. ID. Bridge. Mrs. Hickox will be
remembered by her many friends as
Miss lydia bridge
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for dancing to begin Tuesday aftses
noon at 4 O'Clock in the Guntsf Hotel
ballroom. Miss Mildred johnson win
be instructor and all pioneers Of the
city are privileged to attend the class
without charge.
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Riverside Park Parent-Teschsr Al.
ISOLATION will entertain with . silvsa
tea on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in the home Of Mrs. e. G. Titsworths
Ill Arlington court. An experience
meeting will be held from 80 to 80
! in which the mothers, instead Of tell
ing what is expected of the children,
will tell what the children expect Of
parents by taking retrospective view
of what the members expected Of their
mothers. After this, program viii
be given.
The San Antonio Pen Women viii
meet Tuesday. March %, with Mrs.
Sandal Doerr, 221 East Craig place.
The meeting, because Of extra business,
will be called at 2, instead of 80.
Roll call responses will be from
Eugene Field. Mrs. McDaL., leader,
will give a paper on the Technique
of the One-Act Play" The original
work will be one-aet plays. Program
closes with word study. Aztec bowl,
and the election of officers. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
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Mrs. c. G. Bali, Mrs Frank Gala
day and Miss Calladay were hostesses
to Chapter II, Texas, z. f. o.. at a
musicale on last Saturday in the home
of Mrs. Calladay in West Woodlawn
avenue.
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The History Club met with Mrs.
A. j. Bell on Agarita avenue last FRI
day. Much important business was
transacted. There was also double
program due TO the fact that pre-
vious meeting was given over TO the
Texas History Day Luncheon. Mrs.
Stafford presented resolution in
memory of Miss Eleanor Braeken-
ridge. Mrs. Yillaret and Mrs. Mauie
were the leaders for the two pro-
grams. the study being the two first
acts Of King John. They were assisted
by Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Mcintosh and Mrs.
Fitch. Mrs. Rena Maverick Gr~sn
spoke in behalf Of the purchase Of
ground for the State Park System. al
jacent to the missions. A pleasant
social hour followed.
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