San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
Club to Hear
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Speaker

international Relations Day, will be
1, featured in the program Wednesday,
December 2, at 3 o'clock in the Wo-
mans Club at their regular meeting
in the club house. DR.. c. Perry Pat
terson, of the University Of Texas,
will be the speaker of the day. Mrs.
Lee Joseph will act as chairman, and
the decorations will be in charge OF
Mrs. s. V. Scrivner, and Mrs. Porter
The members will be interested in
the reports that Mrs. j. c. Colds
borough, and Mrs. A. II. Worden
will give on the Convention of the
State Federation of Woman's Clubs,
which was recently held in Austin;
Adelightful program has been planned
for the entertainment of the members:
given by Miss Cecile Chester, who VIII
Sing the following selections, accom-
panied by Winnie Bedford:
~Dear Heart" Marguerite Iext !;
annie Laurie" arranged by Ihza
lehman; Rain! Rain! Rain" Vera
l.. Gay.
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs
Lee Joseph, Mrs. A. II. Worden,. Mrs
+. f. Stauffer, Mrs. Atlee Is Ayers
Mrs. A. l.. Henderson. Mrs. j. =. Len
nox, Mrs. Richard Wander Straten'
Mrs. W. C. Gardner, Mrs: Walton
Hood, Mrs. Leroy s. Bates, Mrs. VII
lis johnson, Mrs. Frank Carroll, Mrs.
ID. Cannon, Mrs. G. w. Titus, Mrs.
George Powell, Mrs. $. 7. Cunning
ham, Mrs. Fred Maule. Mrs. Il. X.
Russell, Mrs. c. ]. Mathews. Mrs. L.
d. Anderson and Mrs. Fillaret.
Serving tea Mrs Atlee Ayres VIII DC
assisted by Mrs. Ed White, Mrs. Chas.
Fechteur, Mrs. Theo Mumme; Mrs.
witmore Norris, Mrs. Kate L.. Taylor
Mrs. Nose Hays. Mrs. H. ID. Ramsey.
Mrs. r. G. Lehman. Mrs. Anthony
Smith, Mrs. w. a. Ellis. Mrs. >. >.
Oldham. Mrs. II. W. Riggs and Mrs.
Daniel Murphy.
Mrs. John Griffith. Mrs: W; H.
Edwards. Mrs. Bueanna Allen. MIS-.
Willis Keller and Mrs. Alex Fiiiare.
entertained with IN afternoon yea
Monday in the home of Mrs. Griffi'h'
40 Laurel Heights place.
Masses of light and dark Lavender
chrysanthemums decorated the spa
cious living room in which the guests
were received.
The sun parlor was most attractive.
The fountain, with its graceful statue
designed by Mrs. Keller. was arched
with trellis entwined with devirs
ivy. On either side, huge bowls held
growing red berries and tall baskets
held giant gold and russell chrysan-
themums. The silver punch bowls
were surrounded with glowing scarlet
poinsettas. Presiding in the sun par.
lar were Mrs. Clarence. Richmond
Day, Mrs. Allen Burtschell. MISS
Georgia Armstrong, Miss Margaret
Jamison and the seasons debutantes !:
Misses Jimmie Steele, Adelaide Wine
rich, Ellen Bell Newton, Olive Ellis,
Helen Morgan and Lille Beal Frost.
The center of attraction on the DIM
ing room table was the beautiful bas.
ket covered with white icing adorned
with pink confection roses. The han
die was tied with large bow OF PINK
tulle. Pink roses in silver basket
and pink tapers burning in silver
candlcsticks also added to the beauty
of the room. Presiding in the dining
room were Mrs. o. F. Swift, Miss
Edna Slator, Mrs. G. G. Wright, Mrs.
A. ]. Wick, Mrs. George Armstrong
and Mrs. A. J. Wick assisted by Mrs.
I'll. G. Scruton, Mrs. Seth Stafford
and Mrs. III. G. Long of Galveston.
Many lovely gowns were worn at
the tea. Mrs. Griffith was attired in
lavender satin trimmed with fur |;
Mrs. Edwards wore black lace; Mrs.
Villaret wore pink and silver brocad-
ed satin: Mrs. Allen was gowned In
black velvet; Mrs. Keller wore blue
crepe beaded with rhnestones; Mrs.
Day wore yellow crepe trimmed with
fox fur; Mrs. o. e. Swift wore black
velvet adorned with real lace.
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Captain and Mrs. Y. G. Manley en-
tertaned Friday evening with a din
ner dance in La Placeta compliment.
ing General md Mrs. Paul Il. Ma
lone.
A replica in miniature of Pershing
Field containing battery of Field
Artillery formed the unusual center
piece of the table. At each corner
Of the table, brass ammunition shells
held red and bronze chrysanthemums
and dainty red mint cups held guer-
dons as place cards. Red tapers
burned in brass candlesticks.
Before the cover of honor guests
were placed two RED and gold boxes
which flew open as the guests were
seated and let loose two white car
rier pigeons with red and gold rib
bons streaming from their tiny claws.
Messages were attached to the birds
and as they are trained to return to
the post, the messages were delivered
to General and Mrs. Malone Satur-
day.
Red and gold balloons and serpen.
tine marked covers for General and
Mrs. Malone. Colonel and Mrs. c. r..
Day, Colonel Harry G.. Bishop, Ma
jor and Mrs. J. J. Loving, Major
and Mrs. Mckenzie Sullivan, Major
and Mrs. C. b. King, DR.. and Mrs.
Lewis Krams Beck, Captain and
Mrs. G.. +. Cooke, Captain and Mrs.
E. o. Scharer, Lieutenant and Mrs.
L. Stoner, Lieutenant and Mrs. r.
r. Hallock, Lieutenant and Mrs. X.
G. Lawrence, Mrs. Allen Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Hertzberg.
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Mrs. NJ. A. Kruger and Mrs. Al
fred Duerler will entertain with a
luncheon at 1 o'clock December 8 in
honor Of Miss Ellen Bell Newton,
Miss Olive Ellis, Miss Adelaide Win
erich, Miss Lille Bcal Frost, debu-
tantes of the season, and Miss Honora
Patton of Philadelphia.