San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
ART EXHIBITION
WILL Be HELD
At CLUB
Mrs. Eloise Polk McGill
to Display Paintings
Before Women.

Mrs. Eloise Polk McGill will be
honorcd by the music department Of
the Woman's Club at o'clock We'd
nesday with a display. of her pictures
in the clubhouse. Mrs. McGill has
California and Colorado, in securing
will also be on exhibition Wednesday !:
koil Yens. A. A. Hills. Anna Robin
son and w. A. Griffith. of the Re-
COMA Beach Art Association Robert
Reed, of Colorado Springs; Morris
Braun, Of California; Herbert Bun
ton. OF New Mexico, and Nellie Knopf:
A musical program will be presenta'!
during the afternoon under the direc-
ton of Mrs. j. NJ. Krakaucr and Mrs.
Theodore f. Mumme. Those appear
ing on the program will be Mrs.
James Chalkley. Virginia Majewski
and Manfred Gebhardt.
The hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. r. r. Russell. Mrs. Anne Chit
tim. Mrs. Charles AIDE and Mrs. II. ID.
Neal. Members are privileged to bring
one guest.
On Monday and Tuesday. November
- and 3, the biennial convention OF
the Texas State Federation of Tenn
pie Sisterhoods will be held in San
Antonio. with the local Sisterhood of
Temple BETHEL as hostess. All bust.
ness sessions. which will be held in
the st. Anthony hotel, us well us
the meeting at Temple BETHEL on
Monday evening, will be open to the
public.
The meeting Monday evening in
Temple BETHEL will be featured by an
unusual musical program as well as
many interesting addresses. The out
Of town speakers for the evening will
include Arthur Kracmer Of Dallas,
Rabbi Henry Cohen of Galveston.
Rabbi Peiser Of Austin. Mrs. Victor
Hexter of Dallas and Mrs. Sol
Schoeneman Of Houston, president OF
the state federation. Immediately
following the meeting at the Temple,
an informal reception will be held in
the st. Anthony hotel for the delegates
and their friends with the San An
tonic section, Council of Jewish Wo-
mSn as hosts.
Many social affairs have been plan
ned for the delegates and visitors.
The sisterhoods are auxiliaries OF the
Temples and each is factor in the
life of its congregation.
Members of the Sisterboods may
make luncheon and dinner reserva-
tons during the conference by call
ing Mrs. J. Gumbcrts, Crockett 066.
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A dinner dance in honor of the
members Of the San Antonio Real
Estate Board and their wives will be
held Wednesday evening in the Alamo
Country Club. The arrangements for
the social affair arc in charge Of n
committee, with L. W. Benton rs
chairman.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet in regular session at 2 30 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon in n. p. Hall.
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Mrs. Fl. NJ. Hart complimentcd
Miss Olive Martindale who is TO be-
come the bride of Arment Legendrc
of New Orleans, on November 3. with
a beautifully appointed luncheon in
her home Tuesday at noon.
A lovely wedding bouquet formed
the centcrpiece Of the table with n
shower Of pink rosebuds aud regina
fOTO0H. fl1h anu Diuf NbNtTs eitdh'h
from Dresden candelabra.
Dainty pink mint cups marked
covers for Miss Martindale. the guest
of honor, and Misses Mae Louise
Schrciner, Margaret Lewis. Louise
Fishburn of Roanoke. Va. Olive FL
lis. Corona Patton Of Pennsylvania.
Mary Lupe. Adelaide Winerich, Lii
lie Beal Frost ami the hostess.
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Mrs. T. NJ West will compliment
Miss Estellc Storms and Miss Lor-
rainc Bertrand, oridcs-clect of No.
vemhcr, with a 4 o'clock tea in the
Wolff and Marx tea room on Tues
day. November 3. The guests will
include the bridal parties Of each
honor guest.
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The marriage OF Robert ii. Wallace