San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25
First Meeting
of Year for
Entire Nous

The Entire Nous Club opened the
| wears activities with an informal re-
ccption in the home of Mrs. J. f.
Howard. 924 West Mulberry street
The president. Mrs. J. A. Starncs adj
dressed the club and welcomed the
new members. The chairmen of the
several committees outlined the work
for the year.
The spacious rooms of Mrs. How
ards home were beautifully decorated
with flowers and streamers portray
ing the Halloween motif. During the
social hour a delightful program was
presented. Mrs. Paul Rochs sang
Dawn" and "Daffodil Gold" accom-
panied by Mrs. Clara Maule. Inter
csting reports of the varied trips TAX
en- by the club members during the
summer were enjoyed by all.
Delicious refreshments were served
to about 80 members of the club. The
officers of the club, Mcsdames j. A.
Starnes, j. +. Howard. {. 4. Arnold,
L. NJ. Bishop and r. Kay, were
hosteSSeS.
Monday at noon, Miss Dorothy De-
Iesdernier. whose marriage to Will
liam 7. Gee of this city took place
Wednesday evening, was the honor
guest at a luncheon in the Original
Mexican Restaurant with Mrs. Fran
els DeLesdernier and Mrs. Craig j.
Adams as hostesses.
Golden cosmos and quaint Mexican
plate favors decorated the long table.
The guests were Miss DeLesdernier,
guest of honor. Miss Katherine Gee,
Miss Clara Arnold. Miss Lucille Flan-
merry. Mrs. Louis Lipscomb, Miss
Helen Morgan. Mrs. Robert Cherry,
Mrs. Herman Gee. Mrs. Frances De-
Lesdernier and Mrs. Adams.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lager compli-
mented their daughter, Mary Louise,
with party in celebration of her
eighth birthday anniversary. Games
were enjoyed throughout the evening
and prizes awarded to Junior Burt.
Lucille Wahrmund, Junior NARROW.
Eleanor NARROW and Irene Bernhart.
The guests were Mary Louise Lager,
Irene Bernhart, Bernice Dullnig. Ell.
eanor NARROW, Lucille Windlinger,
Elizabeth Theis. Eleanore Grona. Mary
Schwegmann, Maria Charro. Virginia
Derr. Adele Lager. Lucille Wahr-
mund and Michael Peterson, Junior
Burt. Carl NARROW and Junior Mar
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Spencer OF
Fort Worth, are visiting in the city.
Mr.. Spencer is the secretary for the
chamber of commerce of Fort Worth
and is the retired president of the
West Texas Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs. Spencer is the guest of Mrs.
Olive Rodgers in 227 East Craig
place.
\ luncheon was given as a compli-
ment to Mrs. Spencer at the st. An
thony hotel by Mrs. Ruth L. Sherzel.
An afternoon of bridge was enjoyed
after the repast. Mrs. Hopkins Har-
ris also entertained with a luncheon
in the st. Anthony in honor of Mrs.
Spencer. The guests were six friends
Of the honor guest.
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Mrs. William J.. Hart will enter.
tain in honor Of Miss Olive Martin
dale with a 10 o'clock breakfast Mon
day morning in the San Antonio
Country club.
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The Army-Civilian Club will en-.
terrain with its first luncheon scs-
sion Of the fall season at ~ 80
o'clock Monday. in the Menger Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William VI. Niendorff
and son, Harry. left last week for
Dallas to attend the fair. While there
they will be the guests of Mr.. Men
dorff's mother and brothers.
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Mrs. Helena Polling Haspe, a former
resident Of San Antonio, now of Los
Angeles, is visiting relatives in their
home in 226 San Pedro avenue.