San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-13

decision not later than 1 o'clock on
the opening day, IL possible those max
ing exhibits will get better results by
coming at y o'clock in the morning OF
the opening day.
The reservations for the tea cabaret
will be taken by the co-chairmen,
FNlrs. Rose Walker Kennedy and Mrs.
Sterling Price Adams and they an
nounce that reservations will close at
10 o'clock Tuesday. April %. The
committee is planning 10 make this
tea cabaret a big social affair and
the chairman of the program. Mrs.
Fred Maurer, promises an unusual
and interesting program.
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The Rotivcs Luncheon Group held
their last luncheon of the season Fri
day at the Woman's Club. The hon
or guests were Mrs. Margaret Davis,
the distinguished artist of Houston,
Miss Marin b. Fenwick, the founder
of the Woman's Club and the We'd
nesday Luncheon club, and Mrs. Wal.
ter Walthall. wife of the president of
the Rotary Club. The table was laid
with an imported filet cloth. A hand
painted bowl of bluebonnets was the
central adornment. The bowl was
thanked by four silver condlesticks
holding blue candles. Blue nut bas-
kets and the place cards further car
ried out the charming color scheme.
Miss Fenwick gave an interesting
talk on her trip around the world.
Mrs. James Jamison spoke instruc-
lively ON bluebonnets. A memory con.
test was held, after which prizes were
awarded Mrs. Walthall and Miss Fen
wick. Miss Fenwick received a pa
perweight with an exquisitely painted
bluebonnet scene. the work of Mrs.
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Farms
worth invited the Rotives to be pres
ent at a picnic supper at Farnswood
on the evening Of May /. Mrs. Ed
ward White. Mrs. Robert Coley, Mrs.
Porter Loring, Mrs. Thomas Logan,
Miss Fenwick, Mrs. Otis Farnsworth.
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Herbert Wallace,
Mrs. Walter Walthall, and Mrs.
Charles Fichtner, Mrs. NJ. c. Hill,
Mrs. George Rice of Bellevillc. ILL.,,
and the hostesses Mrs. James Jamison
and Mrs. Frederick Abbott were
among those present.
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The San Antonio Social Welfare
Bureau announces a meeting of the
parliamentary and practice clubs No.
2, at 9 o'clock Monday evening in the
council chamber. Glass No. ! will
meet at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing in the council chamber.
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The following officers were elected
at the regular meeting of the Kappa
Theta fraternity Monday night: r.
s. Reed, president: Richard Post,
vice president; Charles Herndon, Sec
rotary; Chester Willard, treasurer,
and Lyle Brush. sergeant at arms.
The next meeting will be held in the
club rooms in the Russell Building
Monday night.
The Alamo Heights ParentTeach-
ers Association will hold their regu-.
lar monthly meeting at 3 80 Friday
April is. There will be musical
program. Election of officers will be
held. A large attendance is urged.
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The Barnard +. Bee Chapter. Uni
ted Daughters of the Confcderacy,
will have a called meeting at 3 o'clock
Tuesday in the oak room of the st.
Anthony Hoted. All members are
urged to /be present as important bus
mess will be discussed.
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The Sororis Club was delightfully."-
entertained at the home Of Mrs. g. y.
Keeling. S37 Denver boulevard. Tues
day afternoon. An Interesting program
of current events was given, each