San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
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To Present
Comedy

The order of De Molay will present
Booth Tarkington's "The Intimat,
Strangers" at Beethoven Hall Mon,
day, December p, at a matinee and
night performance.
The Intimate Strangers is {
three-act comedy In which the mod
ern generation clashes most vividly
with the older.
The play has all of Booth Tarking-
toms clever touches and shows most
clearly his understanding Of human
nature and the younger generation
The situations are tense and amusing,
the scenes pretty and realistic. and the
dialogue clever and entertaining.
The play is under the direction OF
Miss Juanita Baskin and the cast OF
characters is composed of the d.
Molay boys and group Of girls Sc
iected because of their ability to por-
fray Booth TarlSington's cleverly
drawn characters.
The ushers will be girls from the
Order of the Rainbow, dressed in cos
DUNES of rainbow shades.
The cast includes: Ames, the man
In question, Roy Beard; Isabel. the
bachelor maid, Juanita Baskin; Flor.
ence, the flapper, Olivia Baldesareli
johnnie. the jelly bean, Robert Thorn
as; the Station Master, I. G. Love
lace; Aunt Ellen, Phyllis Freeman
Matte. the housegirl, Henrietta New.
ding; Henry, the houseman, lisa Love-
lace.
Barnard r. Bee chapter of the
United Daughters of Confederacy en-
tertained the veterans, Tuesday after
noon at 3 30 o'clock in the Army Y
with Q Christmas social and luncheon
Mrs. Betty Carnal, Mrs. Nell Rey-
nolds and Mrs. d. N. Gushing were
on the receiving committee.
Mrs. u. o. Holt presented the pro-
gram of group numbers and solos by
Ruth Steiner, Cleo Steiner, Alma
Moses, Melya Knippa and old fash
Toned songs by Ernest Storms, accom-
panied by Mrs. +. Thielmeyer.
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Mrs. r. w. Newton entertained Fri
day Mt noon in her home in Cavalry
post with a luncheon, honoring Mrs.
w. A. Austin, who is soon to leave
with Colonel Austin for Omaha.
Red candles, poinsettias and luxu-
RANT mistletoe graced the table which
held covers for Mrs. Austin, Mrs. T.
w. O'Brien, Mrs. Wallace Dewitt.
Mrs. II. l.. Ruffner, Mrs. w. /. Wood.
Mrs. Fl. G. Pillsbury, Mrs. Mckenzie
Sullivan, Mrs. j. j. Loving and Mrs.
Addie Connolly.
Oscar ]. Fox, the well-known COM
poser and organist of st. Marks
Episcopal church, will arrange and
present the program to be given at
yte luncheon of the Army-Civilian
lfub which will be held December %
IN the Menger hotel. The luncheon,
besides celebrating the Christmas sea-
son, will celebrate the return to San
lAntonio Of the Civilian president,
MRS. Henry Drought, from abroad.
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\ The Christmas dance OF the Merry
aids club on December 30, promises
be a most enjoyable affair. A very
Important business meeting OF the club
.gll be held Wednesday afternoon at
V;30 o'clock, and members are urged
q attend.
v 1yot II. AltHi
a entertain with a dinner party
he San Antonio Arsenal on De-
Der 80 preceding the Christmas
10 which will be held in the gymnas-
jam at Fort Sam Houston.
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Mrs. Eloisc Rose will entertain
with luncheon Monday at 1 o'clock,
in the Original Mexican restaurant.
complimenting Miss Feryl Hunter of
Dallas, who is house guest of Miss
Dorothy Beckmann.
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Monday night, following the re-
hearsal of the wedding at the church,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis w. Lipscomb will
honor Miss Gee and her bridal party
with buffet supper in their home
In the San Gabriel apartments.
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Mrs. Harry Rand who has been
visiting her parents at Chitwoods
Plantation, and other relatives in
Louisiana, is expected home Sunday.
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The Phi Zeta Chi Sorority will en-.
terrain with its annual Christmas
dance Wednesday night in the ball
room Of the Gunter Hotel.
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Colonel and Mrs. J. Alfred Moss
have as their guest for the winter.
Mrs. Moss mother, Mrs. Kellogg of
Ohio.
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Miss Joyce Garrett will entertain
with q tea in her home on December
30.
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