San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-22
ARMY WON { n
WILL GIVE
CABARET
Entertainment to Be in
Nature Of Benefit for
Episcopal Church.


given by the Army Circle of st.
Paul's Episcopal church, assisted by
Mrs. W. p. Rote, as a benefit for
the church. The patronesses will be
Mrs. Ernest Kinds. Mrs. Paul f.
Malone, Mrs. II. r. Fiskc. Mrs. j.
+. Preston. Mrs. J. c. Macarthur.
Mrs. c. q Crcsson and Mrs. William
Scott.
A delightful program has been ar
ranged by Frances Harland OBrien
with the following taking part: Mrs.
Ruth Kelso GARRISON, Miss Lucy
luck, Miss Frances .larland O'Brien,
Miss Mildred johnson. Mrs. Joseph
Choatc King and Major Leigh Fair
banks. The Shriners band of so
pieces will play.
MANY brilliant dinner parties have
been planned for the evening.
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The History Club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. L. l.. McFad-
den.
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The Fidelis Matrons Of the First
Baptist Church will hold the regular
monthly Bible study class Friday aft
crnoon in the church parlors. Mrs.
Lewis McVea will preside.
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The Crockett School will hold a
mass meeting of the taxpayers and
patrons of the schvol at O'Clock Fri
day TO discuss matters of vital i'm
portance.
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The 3 Major Musical Club will en-
terrain with the annual Halloween
dance at S 80 o'clock Friday evening
in the Woman's Club house in Cam
den Street.
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The Chaminade Choral Club. David
Griffin, director, will meet for the
regular rehearsal at 5 80 o'clock Fri
day afternoon in the home of Mns.
Eli Hcrtzberg.
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The Edgar Allen Foe Junior High
School Parent-Teachcrs' Association
will meet at 3 80 o'clock Friday eve
ming. Final arrangements for the har-
vest festival on November 13 will be
made. A social hou will follow the
be served.
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The Nathaniel Hawthorne Junior
High School will entertain with its
annual lawn fete and frolic from 3
tn 6 80 o'clock Friday afternoon at
the school. Gaily decorated booths will
serve salad. ice cream. cakes, candy.
Sandwiches. coffee. etc. There will
also be fish pond and a fortune tell
ing booth. The public is cordially in
vited.
The Mark Twain Junior High
School will hold the circus and festi-
val from to S O'Clock Friday at the
school. BEGINNING with the perform
ancc of the Mark Twain Revelers at
3 o'clock in the school auditorium.
clowns. minstrel men. rag dolls, ballet
dancers and animals will do clever
stunts. Following the entertainment.
an athletic meet will be held on the
school grounds. Later in the evening
a supper will be served by the mem
bers of the Psrent-Teachcrs' Associa-
ton 10 mothers. fathers and all mem
bers of the families Of the pupils OF
the school.
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The Lotus Club held the regular
meeting Tuesday in the home If Mrs.
Willis johnson. 703 Fast Euclid ave
nue.. with Mrs. 3. I. Young as assist
ant hostess.
The subject for the afternoons dis
cuSsion was THE Relation Of Great
Britain IN the United States Mrs.
J. 4. Watts gave talk on the days
following the Revolution
and Mrs. T. II. Dennis spoke Of the
Monroe Doctrine.
Mrs. 4. J. Mckenzie and Mrs. K. e.
Hauser were elected as delegates tol
the state convention of Women's Clubs
To be held in Austin in November.
Baby Bruce Meadows, age 4 weeks,
was adopted as the club mascot.
The next meeting will be in charge
ri Mrs. J. +. Kin and Mrs. +. p
Jaggi. 1t will be. a progressive affair,
beginning at the Alamo and ending al
San Pedro Park where a picnic sup
per will be served.
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At recent called meeting Of the
Alpha Delta Sorority the following
we're admitted as pledges: Mildred
Bemy. Betty Goodloc. Daisie Hughes.
Kathryn Davis. Helen Colglazier,
katherine Royce. Eileen Mcnamara
and Mary McCurdy.
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The Mozart Society will meet in
regular rehearsal at 4 o'clock Friday
afternoon in the Woman's Club.
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