San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Army Civilian
Board to Meet


meeting at 10 o'clock Monday morn-
ing in the Menger Hotel. All memDers
of the board are requested to be pres
ent. The next regular monthly lunch
con of the club will be given as usual
at the Menger Hotel on Monday, De
cember %.
Mrs. E. T. Drought, the civilian
president of the club, after a delight
| full visit in Europe, is returning be-
fore Christmas. and the next luncheon
will be given in her honor.
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The BIuebonnet Team Club was en-
tertained. Tuesday, at a luncheon, In
the home of Mrs. "a. G. Dean, with
Mrs. ]. p. Benkendorfer. assisting, as
hostess. Several interesting talks were
made. after which five hundred was
played.
Those present were Misses Bess Do
Ian and Mercedes Roosevelt, Mes
danes Florence Parr, Cora Glithro,
Daisy Hislop. Lizzie Reiber, Gladys
Kneupper, Lydia Woerner, Helen
Steubing, Annie Holms, Lena Montez,
Annie de Noal. Pauline johnson, Eva
Fourier. Adele Gale. Virgie Shane,
Annie Harberio, Johanna Richards,
Ethel Phelps and the hostess.
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The following invitations have been
received:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Sidney Gee
request the honour OF your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter,
Katherine, 10 Mr.. George Hamilton
Martindale, on Tuesday evening, the
twenty-second of December, 1928, a
half after eight o'clock, First Pres
byterian church, San Antonio, Texas.
Enclosed cards read:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Sidney
Gee request the pleasure of your COM
pany, Tuesday, the 22nd of Decem-
Der at 8 O'Clock, 1O1s West Mistletoe
avenue.
The Bluebonnet Bowling Club mei
Wednesday for the annual election OF
officers. All former officers were
unanimously reelected as follows
President, Mrs. a. E. Muerin; vice
president, Mrs. II. Callsen; secretary
Mrs. o. J. Killing; treasurer, Mrs
T. b. Reyes; press reporter, Mrs
Rand Graves.
Following the business session,
bowling was enjoyed and prizes were
awarded Mrs. o. Stroeck and Mrs. Z
Barberio.
The B Major Musical Club will
meet in regular session Saturday, De
eennber 10, to study Scotch and Japa-
pese music with Miss Vivian Killing
"a leader. Those taking part on the
program will be Augusta and Vienne
Maverick, Vincent Foote, Helen Sui
Ivan, Leoline Burch, Mary Catherine
Pinto. Fanny Wolfe. Margaret Huston
and the club orchestra.
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The Womsn's Missionary Society OF
Travis Park church will hold its
business meeting at 3 o'clock, Mon
day. After the short business SEES
sion the Harvest Day program, Mis-
gionary Dollars in Action" will be
given By Mesdames G. J. Gotthardt,
II. W. Brunneman, Robert Tate, y.
A. Mather. G. NJ. Galloway, W. o.
Parrett. William Sims, with Mrs.
L. v. Read as leader.
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The discussion luncheon group Of
the Woman's Club will meet in regr
lar luncheon session at u oclocl
Friday in the club house with Mrs
T. /. Carson presiding. Mrs. F. J
Lennon and Ms. Frank Rodgers vii
be hostesses. Mrs. T. p. Price vii
receive reservations.
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The Ladies Aid Society Of Trinity
Methodist church will hold its annual
bazaar Friday afternoon, at the
church. Grant and Huisache avenues
In connection with the bazaar a chick
en- supper will be served at 6:3C
O'Clock.
Mrs. Albert Steyes Jr.. and Mrs
Sam G.. Newton JT.. will entertain
Wednesday with a team compliment
ing Miss Ellen Bell Newton IN tn
home Of Mrs. Steves in Elizabetl
road.
Mrs. G. y. Steinwinder will enter
tain with luncheon at ] o'clock Wed
nesday in the Wolff and Marx te;
room complimenting Miss Olive Grave
Ellis. The guests will include tn
sea sons debutantes.
Mrs. ]. T. Halle will entertain witt
tea in her home in honor Of Mis-
Adelaide Winerich Tuesday from 4 q
I 6 o'clock in 80 Fifth Street.
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The Bluebird Circle Of the Laure
Heights Methodist Church will NEE
IN special session az O'Clock Monda
with Mrs. A. D. Yule, SOC Castan
avenue. Mrs. Harry Ables and Mr.
&. J. Baldwin will assist the hostess