San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02

The guests were Mesdames T.. A. Ack.
ley, q. {. Ellis, L. J. Farrell. ]. l..
Foster. 4. George. II. Z. Gordon,
J. T.. King, L. Phillips. J. Pritchard,
j. +. Rosen, A. j. Simms, l.. Sny-
der, ]. II. Staudt, &. Wilson, Nc
Mahan. Dunbar and the hostess.
After refreshments were served Mrs.
a. ]. Simms made n short talk.
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the Bee
thoyen Society will have the month
~ meeting on Tuesday at , o'clock.
March 4 at Beethoven Home, 422
Pereida. street.
The San Antonio Musical Club will
entertain the visiting delegates TO the
harpsts convention, March :. 4, .
with an artists luncheon on Wednes-
day. March > at L. O'Clock. A most
delightful musical program has been
arranged including ensemble harp
numbers and vocal numbers by Mary
Stuart Edwards, San Antonio's dra-
matte soprano. Among the speakers
will be Marie Miller, distinguished
harpist of New York City, Mary
Jordan Cresson, Mrs. Maudetta Jo-
sebh and Kemp Gage of Dallas. Mrs.
Lewis Krams-Beck will preside at
the luncheon. A cordial invitation
is extended to all musicians and music
lovers interested in the musical aC/
yancement of San Antonio to attend
the luncheon. Reservations may be
made through Miss Elsie Engel,
Woodlawn 23SS.
Miss Grace Philippi was hostess at
the last meeting of the Gamma Theta
CHS recently. Prizes We're awarded
to Misses Helen Henderson,, Mary
Hildebrand and Juanina Wells. Miss
Hidebrand was taken into the club
membership. The next meeting Will
be at the home of Miss Eleanor
Boidt.
The o. F. +. Bunco Club was en-.
tertained at the home of Miss Jeweil
Saunders on Wicks street on Satur'
day, February %. Prizes were award
ed TO Harold Conway, Audrey Sayer
Victor Schultze. Helen Curry and lie,
land Harris. Other games were played
and dancing was enjoyed during the
evening. About twenty-five members
of the club were present.
Miss Lesta Saunders will entertain
the O. +. f. Bunco Club with a picnic
ut New Braunfels on Sunday, March
3.
The Social Club of Chapultepec en-
tertained with dance recently at
Hermann Sons hall and this affair
was attended by over two hundred
members of the club. Music was fur
nished by the Rainbow Seven orches'
ira. Those directing the club are as
follows: Alfred Alejarido, president
Ralph Hernandez, vice president; Joe
Martinez. secretary; Richard Chacon,
sub-sccretary Vicente Sosa and John
Treanor, treasurers.
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The Leap Year dance to be given
on Tuesday evening, March 4. OH the
st. Anthony roof by the Merry Maid
Musical Club promises many interest
ing features for the lucky holder oil
the coupon tickets, which are held by
the invited guests. No boy stays are
allowed. Girl stays will see that the
couples are entertained. This is IN
invitation dance. The Sun Dodger' S
orchestra will furnish the music.
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The Mark Twain Junior High
School Parent-Teachers' Association
will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 :3O
in the school auditorium.
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Miss Flossy Davis was regular hos
tess to the Merry Maids on Wednes
day at the club rooms. A very in
structive talk was given the member:
by the president on the rules of thu
club. Miss Cordelia Fisk will be til,
next hostess and bridge will be played
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Mrs. n. Brett entertained the
Happy Go Lucky High-Five Gard
Club Tuesday at her home on Joseph
inc street. Tall baskets holding vari
colored carnations were placed arts
tically about the rooms where cards
were played. After nine games prizes
were given TO the following. first, 10
Mrs. .. stroeek, second to Mrs. G.
Holm, third to- Mrs. L. Hoese. and
BOBBY to Mus. Guy Shaw. The decora-
tons in the dining room featured tho
Washington birthday motif, NINA
ture cherry tree in the center of the
table and cards and tallys of red,
white and blue further carried out this
color scheme. Those enjoying the hos
tess hospitality were Mesdames w
Amanda. .. Bosch. ID. Cameron, f.
Hoese. c. Holm. y. Sappin, A. Mat
tick. o. Stroeck. o. Schaezler. w
Steubing. Guy. Shaw. II. Wolfshon
and C. Kuhn. The next meeting of the
club will be held the last Tuesday in
March in the home of Mrs. G. Wolf
shon at 517 Kirk street at > 10.
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An invitation has been extended to
attend the grand ball given under the
auspices of the fremen. policemen
and fire alarm operators pension fund
at Turner hall. Monday night. March
3. and Tuesday night, March 4. 1924.
at 5 o'clock. Excellent music and an
ENJOYABLE time is promised all who at
tend.
Among the interesting events of the
week was the Leap Year dance given by
the Kappa Alpha lambda Club in the
Guntcr ball room. Tuesday evening,
February 26. A very enjoyable time
was spent by all present. numbering
about two hundred. Only girl stays
were allowed 10 be present. numbering
about eight. This is one of number
of affairs 10 be given by the Kappa
Alpha Lambda Club during the CON-
in. months.
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The subject of the Sorosis Club at
lis meeting Tuesday was New on the
Bookshelves in Fiction" with Mrs.