San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08

ScrNlce StuII Correspondents
LONDON, Nov. PLANS are be-
ing made for Queen Alexandria to
visit London on her eighty-first birth
day, December 1. She is anxious
to spend a few days at Marlborough
House where most of her treasures
still are kept. Her physicians have
given permission for her to travel
but have forbidden her to receive
callers or allow celebrations.
London has no opera season in the
fall, but the Diaghilcff Russian bal
let is producing good substitute.
The Queen of Spain. looking radiant
in diamonds and chinchilla, took n
Z big party to see "the carnival" first
night, and on the second night Am
bassador and Mrs. Houghton were in
the box adjoining the one occupied
by Princess Mary VINO was wearing
a marvellous pearl and diamond
tiara, one of the famous Clan Ricardo
treasures beQueathed her husband.
/ Mrs. Francis Nielsen, wife of the
American playwright, Mrs. Harmon
Stuyvesant, of Rhode Island, ami
Miss Van Tuyl. of Jamaica, took
parties to the ballet and on Thursday
! Mrs. Nelson's supper party at the
Savoy included Lady. Louise Mount
batten.
The Queen of Spain. making up
to court affairs. has made the round
of the principal theaters while here,
attended number of dances and
done lot of shopping.
She has been the guest of several
American hostesses, including Mrs.
Arthur Murray. of New York. and
Mrs. Wallace Mackenzie, of Boston.
More than thirty Americans attended
the ball given by the queen at the
Spanish embassy Tuesday when the
Prince of Wales and Princess Mary
were also present.
For the first time since the Armis-
ticc. November IL will not be cele-
DRAFTED with the usual rejoicing. Not
only has the famous ball at Albert
Hall. TO which Mayfair Bohemia
always rallied in huge numbers, been
put off to the following day. but the
big parties at the restaurants have
The festivities have been cancelled
in Difference to protests by the clergy
and relatives of the, fallen soldiers,
who regard Armistice Day as day
solely for mourning.
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The State Federation of Women'sl
Clubs will meet in Austin November
10 to IA. a number of the pioneer
clubs of San Antonio will be repre-
scented and luncheon will be given
jim honor of the delegates Of these pio-
neeT clubs sometime during the con-
vention. Several of the chairmen of
The State Federation are San Antonio
residents: Mrs. Eli Hertzberg. Mrs.
j. X. Beretta. Mrs. Alex Adams, Mrs.
J. F.. King. Miss Sadie Hinkle. Mrs.
Lee Joseph and Mrs. s. ]. Wright.
Tic delegates selected by the Wom-
ans Club to 20 to Austin are Mes.
danes s. =. Cunningham. ]. II. Smith,
]. c. Goldsborough, w. w. McCrory.
j. r. Stauffer. a. r. Worden. X. C. |
Hauser. Fred J. Maurer. The musica!
clubs will be represented by Mrs. F.
u. Carson. Mrs. George Boeck, Mrs.
II. r. Price, Mrs. Theodore Z.
Mumme. Mrs. Arthur Henderson. Mrs.
Dcyereaux Cannon. Mrs. Henry
Barnes and Miss Alice Mayfield. The
other clubs of the federation will be
represented by Mrs. J. b. Cunning
ham. Mrs. Paul Linnartz. Mrs. Pres
ton Brown. Mrs. F. w. Scott. Mrs.
f. o. Evans and Mrs. Wade Lewis.
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The Fidelis Mhtrons Of the Beacon
Hill Baptist Church held the regular
meeting in the home Of Mrs. +. +.
Sinner in North Flores Street with
p members of the class present. Re-
freshmcnts were served during the
social hour by the members Of Mrs.
Olson's group. Mrs. Elsie will en-
terrain with an all-day sewing bee
Tuesday and all members are request
I'd to be present. 4
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The Musical Round Table Group Of |
the Woman's Club will meet in lunch
con session at ~ 80 o'clock Tuesday
in the club house. Mrs. Lulu Griesen-
beck and Mrs. Richard Wander Stra-
ten will be hostesses.
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The Bluebonnet Bowling Club met
at x. C.. Hall. Following
the games prizes were awarded Mrs.
w. Amanda. Mrs. Charles Kuhn, Mrs.
\. Brett and Mrs. ii. Underwater. u