San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-28

An enthusiastic audience greeted
Harry FarDman. famous American
violinist, Tuesday. in the ball room OF
the st. Anthony Hotel. when he was
presented as the artist for the first OF
the Tuesday Musical Clubs series OF
musicale teas.
The stage was set with Oriental
rugs. an Oriental lamp, brass bowls
and a samovar, against background
of Chinese tapestry. The program was
as follows: two airs from Bach Con
cert ID Major: "Cadenza by Sauret,
Paganni: prelude and Allegro" Pug
mani: "Nocturne in d Major" Chop
brew Melody" Achron: Russian Car
nival," Wieniawsky. Margaret Engler
accompanied at the piano.
Following the concert. tea was
served in the tapestry room. A crystal
bowl of marigolds and zinnias sur
rounded BY crystal candle sticks hold
ing tall blue tapers formed the cen
terpiece for the tea table. Presiding at
the table were Mrs. b. l.. Naylor,
Miss Alice 0'Grady. Mrs. William
Cassin and Mrs. J. 7. Woodruff.
Guests were received IN the tapes
try room by Mrs. Eli Hertzberg,
Harry Farbman, Margaret Engler,
Mrs. joseph Choate King and Mrs.
Leonard Brown and the patronnesses,
Mesdames Guy Borden, c. c. Cresson,
Annie Chittim. Emmy Dittmar, Sarah
Eager. A. Dwyer, Florida Sharpe, W.
p. Rote. Annie Katzenberger. Julia
Heusinger Mccall, albert Maverick,
James l.. Slayden, Cora Ogden Viii
son. G. A. Duerler and Misses Adina
DeZavala and Amelie Beauregard.
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The prize winners in the San An
tonic Musical Clubs annual prize
competition for Texas composers were
entertained at luncheon Tuesday at
noon by the club in the ball room of
the st. Anthony Hotel. During the
luncheon, Mrs. Lewis hrams- Beck,
president, introduced Mrs. Mckenzie
J. Sullivan. whose professional name
is Elizabeth Cunningham, the artist
who will be the soloist for the fire+
of the pop Concerts soon TO be in
augurated by the San Antonio Musical
Club.
The prize winners were Introduced
and made talks, as follows: E. Clyde
Whitlock by Roy Repass, Henry ia
cobsen by Mrs. John Steinfeldt, John
II. Steinfeldt by Mrs. L. L. Marks.
A delightful musical program was
presented. Mrs. Ralph Glass Of Fort
Sam Houston, played Debussy's
-Claire d'Lune," and Mrs. Alice Con
roy Slade accompanied by Mrs. Helen
Beck Groh, sang Cadman's Moon Be
hind the Clouds and Curran's Rain
and Life
The speakers table was decorated
with golden marigOld and cosmos and
tall yellow and green tapers in silve-
candlesticks. Place cards marked COW
ers for Ms. Cecile Steinfeldt- Satt,r-
field, Mrs. Al NJ. Harris, Adeline Bar
denwerper, Mrs. /. L. Marks. Mrs.
John NJ Steinfeldt, Mrs. L. w.
Evans, Mrs. Lafayette Ward, Miss
Marin Fenwick, Miss Penelope Bor-
den, Mrs. Ralph Glass, Mrs. Nc
Kenzie J. Sullivan. Mrs. Alice Con
roy Slade, Mrs. Helen Beck Groh.
Mrs. Lewis Krams- Beck, John NJ.
Steinfeldt, Henry Jacobsen, Roy Re
pass and z. Clyde Whitlock.
Smaller tables arranged about the
room were decorated with cosmos and
marigolds. About 70 guests were pres
emit.
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The Highland Park Luther League
will meet for the weekly devotional
session Thursday. Miss Cecilia Miller
will conduct the discussion.
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The Woodlawn Lake Civic Club will
entertain with a bunco party at s
o'clock Thursday in the pavilion.
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The Ladies Aid Society Of Friedens
Evangelical church will meet Thurs
day afternoon for a quilting party
in the Sunday school room. All mem
bers are urged 10 be present.
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The American College Club will pre-
sent Miss Sybil Browne. art critic Of
New York City, in a lecture at 3
O'Clock Thursday in the Y. NJ. c. g..
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The WOman's Missionary Society Of
the First Evangelical church will meet
at 2:30 O'Clock Thursday afternoon in
the church.
"Undine," a colorful ballet, will be
presented by the pupils Of Travis
school THURSDAY afternoon and even
ing as the main attraction at the
garden party. A Dutch supper will
be served at Z o'clock for the moth
ers and fathers Of the school chill
dren. The public is cordially invited
10 attend the garden party.
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The Latin-American Club will en-
tcrtain with a dance in the Menger
hotel Thursday evening.
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The Self-Culture Club will meet
Thursday at O'Clock in the Woman's
Club house Mrs. Louise Polk will
be the leader and Theodore Dresser
and his novel, Sister Carrie, will be
discussed.
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The Shakespeare Club will meet
with Miss Mildred Baskin. in Balti-
more avenue. at 4 o'clock Thursday
fternoOn. Miss Kittie Carlisle will
De the leader for the afternoons study
Of act 3 Of Shakespeare's Much Ado
About Nothing.
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The kiwGnls Club viii entertain
the ladies Of tlis Kiwanis with an
elaborate dinner dance NJ Z 80 O'Clock
Friday evening During the dinner. a
program offering Instrumental mum
bpw by the Country Club Trio. vocal
snloe hy Miss Erhel Crider. a fashion
nrOTousae and tho Charleston nv two