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

1C. II. Ado as leader. Mrs. AIDE gave
very interesting synopsis OF the re-
cent worth while fiction and cited
Booth Harrington and his last three
books as especially wholesome and de-
lightful reading. Mrs. J.. Walter
Evans reviewed Bread" by Charles
Norris, and in most comprehensive
manner presented Mr.. Norris THE
Woman in Business" Edith Whar-
toms "A Son at the Front" showing
the growth of the emotion OF war as
only Mrs. Wharton can. was out
lined by Mrs. +. a. Young. Each
member responded TO roll call by Civ
| ing a short synopsis of some recent
fiction that had interested her. The
Sorosis Club will meet Tuesday, March
4. at 8 80 in its regular meeting
place. The subject will be New on
the Book Shelves Now in Fiction"
with Miss Adah Gibbons, leader.
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The Federated Protestant Women's
Association met in regular monthly
| session Friday at the W. Y. &. A.
Mrs. Wade ii. Lewis presiding. Re
port of the months activities was Civ
en- by the officers.
Representative from the Salvation
Army headquarters made an appeal
/ for assistance in their drive and CO.
operation was promised. 1t was de-
cided to use the course of study on
Christian citizenship offered by the
W. CT 4. L.
Mrs. Claude ]. Carter, president of
| the Federated Social Service for the
Methodist churches. urged the need of
closer observance of law enforcement.
emphasizing the Sunday laws. The
| federation voted that each delegate
stress this phase OF law enforcement
in her local society.
A representative from Westmoorland
, College announced that the normal
course for school teachers can be Sc
cured at Westmoorland. Final ar
rangements were made for the quarter
ly luncheon to be given by the as
ISOLATION. Friday. March Z, at II
o'clock. in the annex of the Central
Christian Church. A committee on
arrangements for the luncheon arc
Mrs. Paul Linnartz and Mrs. Wade
III. Lewis through whom reservations
are to be made.
A resolution was read by Mrs. r. c.
Hugman, Mrs. Wade II. Lewis and
Mrs. II. w. Whiteside. as follows :
I'VE. the Federated Protestant Wo-
mems Association of San Antonio,
Tex, feel our deep loss in the pass
ing away to her eternal reward Of
our beloved and esteemed friend and
benefactor. Miss NJ. Eleanor Bracken-
| ridge. and move that a copy of this
resolution be placed OH the minutes
of the meeting and sent to the family
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The Central Fidelis Club entertained
Friday evening with Il dance in the
Gunter Hotel ball room, which was
decorated with numerous palms and
ferns. The club pennants of pink and
gray Were suspended on the stage over
| the orchestra. The reception and floor
committees welcomed the guests and
, the club president, Miss Frances
Lucchese, led the grand march. The
dainty programs were embossed in the
clubs initials.
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] A tablet on Main Plaza facing the
old Plaza de las Yslas will be I'M
yelled Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock
with an impressive ceremony. The
city's representative will be Frank
J Bushick; the county representative
will be Judge Augustus McCloskey.
DIR. Frank Paschal will represent the
pioneers and Tom Etheridge will rep
resent the Chamber of Commerce.
Col. Beaumont B. Buck will speak on