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The Washington times., 1925-10-05
AMBASSADOR
''The White Monkey"

Barbara La Mari is the pic
tured star at Crandau's Ambassa-
dor Theater the first three. days
of this week in First Nationals
camera version of John Gals.
Worthy's colorful story, The
The Washington times., 1925-10-05

This comedy, rs Eat So?"-the
James Gleason Richard Taber eff.
fort-which 'wise-cracked' its
way into the Belasco last night,
is not a great American play, but
1t certainly has plenty OF gilt
tering hokum that makes for
laughs. And here let it be known
that the laugh results arise
chiefly from a murdeFOus assault
on the English language 'sas she
is spoke"
Just as a subtle playwright pro.
voles smiles cynical, satiric or
irOnic-by q magterful dexterity-
in word juggling, 50 do Gleason
and Taber achieve distinction and
belly laughs by jargonizing gram
mar and rhetoric.
Here you have a thin plot, 4lIn-
funny in substance. elaborated
sketchiiy and developed dialogic-
ally in the gas house" manner.
But it is funny, and you'll love
it.
After q years run in New
York the advance rumblings
anent this comedy have served to
excite theater.goerS to such a
point that they are, in the main,
predisposed to take SIS Eat So?"
unto their fluttering hearts and
rave" about 1t. It Is worthy of
laughing at and about, but as for
''raving," and doing q weighty
Haywood Broun by calling it "a
great American play" WE'LL
don't see it.
It concerns two ring buffers
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
T exas Guests
Are H@Hn@red
I'm New York

News of interest to San Antonians
has been received from Few York. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Henri Fisher enter
tanned Friday, August 2S, In nonor
of number of relatives and frienos
from Texas. Among the honor guests
were Mrs. A. J. Pceler, their sister
of San Antonio, Mrs. John j. Crutcn-
or. Of Mineral Wells, Mrs. Q. r.
Roberts of Taylor with her daugn-
ter. Miss Helene Roberts, and MIS-
I. T. Van der Hoeven OF San An
tonic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher were assisted
nv Colonel and Mrs. Alfred W. Coch-
ran. DIR. and Mrs. Myron Il. Scud-
der, Countess Possesses. Miss Gilmore
Eayen. Countess Josephine de Castle
| Vecchio, Maruuise de LAMA, daugn-
ter of the late United States sur
I geon General Hammond of Washing
ton, ID. c., Miss Annie Laurie VIII
liams and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. ONeill
of Tulsa, Okla. The living room and
music room were decorated in PINK
| roses. The dining room was effective
~ decorated with pink and wnite
| cosmos.
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Miss Imogene Pomeroy will leave
the early part of next week for Aus
| tin. where she will participate in tn
Caieties of rush week before enter
ing the University of Texas. She vii
begin her third year of college work
having completed her first two year.
at Westmoorland College.
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The Children Of Mary OF st. Pat
rick's Church win entertain with
card and bunco party at 5 80 o,,cloc,,
Friday, September rs, on the churei
lawn.
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Mrs. Harold Mooney OF Waco has
arrived to be present at the Ely.Lukt
wedding which win take place tues
day evening.
y y y,
Mrs. P. E. Tyson, 730 Essex street
will be hostess to the next business
meeting of the club on October L.
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Officers
of w. C. T. U.
to Be Guests

The W. C. 7. U. of San Antonio
will entertain with luncheon in hon
or of the new district officers Thurs
day at noon at the Original Mexican
restaurant. The Corpus Christi and
Bceville officers will be guests of the
local union for the luncheon.
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The Royal Society Sewing Circle
surprised Mrs. Adolph Gorneau, a
bride of the month, with a party.
Games were played and prizes were
awarded Miss Farris Stewart, Mrs
Charles Dugler, Mrs. ]. G. Winder
Mrs. T. Armenia.
Delicious refreshments were served
to Mrs. J. C. Winder, T. Armenia, l.
Burke, G. Whithorne, G. Gorneau
Charles Dugler, G. Durett, Miss Far
ris Stewart and the hostess.
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DIR. and Mrs. J. L. Fielder and son
Lawson. and daughter, Frances, re
turned home recently from a trip IL
the East. They sailed from New Or
leans in June for New York. The.
spent the summer motoring through
New England and Canada, stopping
in the White Mountains and at sum
mer resorts in the Adirondacks. They
spent some time in New York befor'
returning home.
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: The Senior League of the Grace
Lutheran church will meet for thu
regular devotional session at 6:4'
o'clock Sunday. All members ant
their friends are urged to be present
On September IS, the league viii
entertain with a japanese tea in thu
parish house. An interesting program
will be an added attraction to the
evenings entertainment.
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Miss Sybil Browne and Miss Emil.
Edwards returned from an all summe
vacation in Mexico City Saturday
Miss Browne will be with her mothei
at the Menger hotel for short tim
before leaving for the East. Monday
She will entertain in honor of he
mother at the Argyle hotel in Alamo
Heights.
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MI. e. Mission
Society i'm
Meeting

Mrs. Charles II. BRENT entertained
the Missionary Society of the Trinity
Methodist church in her beautiful
home, The Seven Gables, Thursday af-
ternoon. The hostess was assisted in
entertaining by her grandmother, Mrs.
Louisa BRENT, and her aunt, Miss
Ella l.. BRENT.
Mrs. +. G. Hammond. president Of
the Foreign Society, presided. I'm
pressive devotionals were led by Mrs.
A. ]. Eaton. After short business
session, the guests related vacation ex-
periences. Mrs. Alfred Pfitsch, return
ed missionary from India, presented
wildly the work in the foreign fields
that makes vacations so necessary to
the missionaries. Mrs. G. A. Hard
played and sang "The Rosary" with
violin accompaniment by Mrs. w.
II. Carnahan. Delicious refreshments
urere Sprvpd
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Texas Women Plan
For Mothers Congress

San Marcos. East End p. t. A; San
Marcos, Palm School; Barker, Post
Oak p. 7. A; Greenville, Houston
p. Y. A.; Dallas, Mt. Auburn p, I. A. !;
Dallas, John II. Brown p. 7. A;
Dallas. Central Oak Cliff p. T. A.
Dallas, ]. S. Hogg ?. T. A.; ANA
rillo, East Ward p. I. A.; Amarillo,
Tyler z. 7. A; McGregor, p. n. A.;
Alpine, p. T. A.; Franklin, p. Il. A. ;
La Fcria, p. I. A; Brentwood, T.
T. A; Pecos 2. T. A.: Austin. Baker
P. T. A.; Del Rio, Z. T. A.; Barstow,
p. T. A.; Electra, Thompson Ward
p. L. A.; Electra, First Ward =. II.
A.; Caldwell, 2. t. A.; Balmorhea,
z. It. A. The percentages of correc-
tons will soon be made out and | am
sure that Texas will be proud of the
showing these clubs will make.
INSTITUTES AID.
"Since the first week in September
the teacher institutes have been meet
ing and the Texas Congress of Moth
ers has had representative speakers at
a number Of them. These speakers
have gone in response TO the re-
quest of the conductors of the nor
mails, who feel that the tie between
the home and the school cannot be too
strong, and that the best medium for
drawing the two together is through
well organized, enlightened parent
teacher association. The district pres
idents have been active in this work,
seeing that the institutes in their dis
tricts have good speakers, well ground
ed in the principles of the work"
Mrs. Maddocks herself has spoken
at Lubbock at the joint institute con-
Quoted by DIR. p. w. Horn, Mrs. j. L.
Kendrick. president of the eighth dis
trict, assisted Mrs. Maddocks, who
spoke at general assembly and at the
superintendent and principals meet
ing. Teachers were assembled here
from nine counties.
Mrs. Maddocks says that after the
institutes plans for the convention will
be pushed to completion. There are two
reasons why Mrs. Maddocks considers
that the 1925 convention will be men,
orable; first, the state had had the in
spiration OF the national convention
recently, and, second, it is the first
time the Texas meeting has been held
so far in the west. Officials feel that
both reasons call for special effort
and therefore a splendid meeting is ex-
pected.
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Ohio Resident
Takes S. A. Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baty announce
the marriage of their sister, Mrs. Ida
Winhofer. to Andy Fink of Ironton,
Ohio. The wedding took place at
S 80 O'Clock Wednesday evening, Sep
TENDER 0, at st. Johns Lutheran
Church. Rev. August Wolfe Off
ciated. After the ceremony a we'd
ding supper was served at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Baty on Maryland
Street. Mr.. and Mrs. Fink will re-
side at DBL South Walters Street for
the present, owing to the illness of
the groom's brother. Later they will
make their home in Ironton.
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The Girls Friendly Society Of ST.
Marks Episcopal Church will meet at
Z o'clock Tuesday evening. Supper
will be served at 6:1O o'clock. The
subject of the meeting will be reports
on vacations and kodak picture dis,
play.
Warwick Field, who has been max
ing his home in Dallas, is spending
several months in San Antonio. He
will return to Dallas about Novem-
Der 1.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rhuel Leary and lit
tie daughters, Jessie Harriet and
Doris Anne, are located in their new
home, 1925 West Grammercy Place.
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Miss Zuleme Hoyer will entertain
with a costume party on Monday,
Septmeber IA. in honor of her twelfth
birthday at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Y. P. Cruz, 442 Dwyer
avenue. Forty-five guests will be in
vited and all are requested to come
in costume.
Miss Zenita Saunders Of Fort
Worth, is the guest of Mrs. W. F.
Woods and Mr.. and Mrs. P. ID.
Matthews.
Mrs. Edward J. Hoyer Jr., and
children have returned from Camp
Arcadia in Kerrville, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Il. Jarratt will
leave the latter part Of September
for a month in New York City.
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Mrs. William Harold VIM has re-
turned to San Antonio after a short
visit in San Angelo.
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Miss Elizabeth Joyce will leave
Saturday for Chicago, where she will
resume her studies at MoOdy's.
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Mrs. Arnes0rl
Hostess at
Breakfast

Mrs. f. P. Arneson was hostess at
a charming informal breakfast at her
home on Grammercy Place Tuesday
morning complimenting her mother,
Mrs. P. F. Park of Bryan. Pink
roses and blue morning glories filled
a wicker basket in the center of the
breakfast table. Covers were laid
for Mrs. Park, the guest of honor
Mrs. Frank Winerich, Mrs. Robert
Carr, Mrs. G.. B. Robbins. Mrs. T.
G. Frost, Mrs. A. Y. Walton. Mrs.
]. A. Moore of Bryan, who is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs Robert
Colglazier; Mrs. Tom Sharp and the
hostess.
Mrs. J. W. Gaines and daughter,
Miss Lucille Gaines who have been
visiting in WytheYille, Va, are now
in Nashville. Tenn. They will ar
rive home about September 20.
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The B Major Musical Club will
meet in regular session at 3 o'clock
Saturday in the club rooms. corner
Broadway and Fifth street. AL mem
Ders are urged 10 attend.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Bee
thoven Society will entertain with n
200 and. bunco party at o'clock
Tuesday at Beethoven Helm, 422
Perieda street. Mrs. Frieda Schultz
and Mrs. Minna Friedrich will be hos
tesses.
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The turkey supper and bazaar Of the
Government Hill Lutheran Church
will be held September "a at o'clock
at the church.
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The senior students of the Matthews
School Of Dramatic Art viii cOmpli-
mcnt Mrs. Ethel Neal Matthews with
a dinner at 6 80 O'Clock "Wednesday
evening at the Original Mexican res
taurant.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. CAN'T and
children have returned home after
spending two months at Fort Davis
and ClOuderoft.
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Girl
Is Bride of
Officer

wedding Of interest to San An
10 friends is that Of Rev. Norman
hcrson. son of Mr.. and Mrs. james
Eerson. of this city. and Miss Mary
klyn Dunlap. daughter Of Mr.. and
J. q. Dunlap of Cleburne. The
hding took place September 3 IN
Main Street Methodist Church OF
burnc. Rev. Sam J.. Joekel OF Wax
chie officiating. assisted by Kew
i. Munger Of Clcburne.
Preceding the ceremony AT Dawn
and ssBeesuse" were sung by Mrs
Wade of Cleburne, Miss Blanche
3iteneck st the organ. With the
Sins of Lohengrin's Wedding March
bridal party approached the altar
ch was decorated with a protuslon
ferns and smilax.
h the bridal party were Miss Anne
Birmingham of Olive Branch
s.. dressed in shell-pink georgette,
Sd-painted in pastel shades, and
bn1ed with rhinestones. She wore
zsories to match and carried an
bouquet Of pink gladiolus.
Elizabeth Woolford of Austin, fol-
I'd in a gown of georgette shading
h xheli-pink 10 deep pink, trimmed
white fur and rhinestones. She
fed a bouquet of American Beauty
ebuds. Next came Miss Lucille
|lismson of Moody, who wore a
h Of orchid georgette trimmed IN
buds and gold lace. She earned
ioli to match
bic maid of honor, Miss Winifred
kerson. sister of the groom. was
sned in a shell georgette, embossed
chenille velvet flowers in pastel
hes. She wore a band of rhine
es in her hair, and carried pink
buds. Following the maid OF
or the flower girls, little Miss
Earle Bright and Frances KEEL
dressed in white georsette over
satin. scattered rose petals in the
of the bride. The bride was
Fming in a gown of white satin
Z. heavily trimmed with seed
As. Her veil, held in place by a
nth of orange blossom, was caught
and there by little clusters of the
soms. She carried an exquisite
auet Of brides roses and lilies OF
valley.
he ushers were Robert Joplin, Joe
hiap. brother Of the bride, and
erf G.. Nash. ali of Cleburne. The
man was Douglas Anderson OF
Antonio. brother of the groom.
he bride is an honor graduate oil
University of Texas. She is Q
hber Of Phi Beta Kappa and
bpa Delta ri and was member
he university faculty while stu
there. being awarded a fellow
in history.
he groom is pastor of the First
sbyterisn Church at Brennan.
fter q reception for the bridal
b at the home of the brides par
the couple left on the evening
h for Galveston and other points.
=. and Mrs. Norman Anderson
Be at home after September IS ai
sIlus PUG s5IlUod Eilsd moII u
mary Court, Austin.
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AUSTIN, Sept. 12.-Plans for the
annual state convention of the Texas
Congress Of Mothers and Parent
Teacher Associations, which meets in
FL Paso, November 1920, are well
under way according TO Mrs. c. E..
Maddocks, president of the Congress
Never has the Texas association en-
tered upon the duties of new school
year with more enthusiasm and bet
ter organized for work, according TO
Mrs. Maddocks.
All over the state, Parent-Teacher
Associations have been meeting
through the summer. studying and
planning the work for the coming nine
months.
"Such clubs" Mrs. Maddocks said,
will lose no time in reorganization,
in getting started, as they have every
thing in readiness, committees APP
pointed and programs prepared. The
summer activities and the general
plans were no doubt materially stimG-
lated by the fact that many of the
Texas parent-teacher association
workers attended the meeting of the
National Congress in Austin in the
spring and became more thoroughly
grounded in the aims and purposes of
the Congress and received inspiration
and information from the addresses
delivered there.
HEALTH ROUNDUP.
"Then, too. the summer health
roundup for children entering the
first grade, recommended by our ma
tional president, Mrs. A. III. Reeve,
and sponsored by Mrs. William Brown
Meloney, editor of the Delineator to
the extent Of $500 in prizes, has stir
red up many of the clubs in Texas
to effort along the line of a health
crusade.
Notice of the national contest came
shortly before the time limit for en-
trance in the contest, but % Texas
clubs are enrolled and from letters
receive / am glad TO state that many
more are carrying through the round
up in their localities, just because the
membership realizes what a splendid
thing this movement is.
The following Parent-Tescher Asso-
Citations already have had their clinics
and the parents are acquainted with
the defects of their children and are
try to correct them or have done so /:
Ranger, Child Study and r. T. A. ;
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Mrs. Richard Egli
Hostess to Club

Mrs. Richard Egli entertained the
Jolly High Five Club Tuesday after
mono. At the conclusion of the games
prizes were awarded Mrs. Flank Ira
walter, Mrs. Victor Braun and Mrs.
Minnie Sharp.
A delightful three-course luncheon
was served TO the following: Mes
danes A. /. Serna, Walter Whall. AL
bert Trawalter. NJ. Sharp, Victor
Braun, E. p. Deathe, Albert Warner,
Joe Binz, Melvin Binz, Frank Travail
ter, Miss Theresa Trawalter and the
hostess.
Mrs. Frank Trawalter will be the
next hostess to the club.
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McF arlamds
RETURN Home

Mrs. Archie Mcfarland and son and
daughter, Archie Mcfarland the third
and Miss Helen Stewart Mcfarland,
have returned after month spent at
the lakes in Wisconsin, Chicago and
Minneapolis.
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aried Coat
New Fashion
in Paris

|ARIS. Sept. 12.-Speaking Of
|mer wraps, there must be one, in
tically every color Of the rainbow
I'D then some-packed in the ward
trunk Of the fashionable woman
lrting for her holidays.
here is the straight box coat, with
gestion of a flare below the ell
OF the sleeve and at the hem.
b there is the more feminine model
] adaptations Of the jabot and a
ling collar, guaranteed to make an
hing woman out of any plain one.
LELONG STYLE.
|ucien Lelong makes a distinct fea-
of coat with every dress. Even
evening frocks and very formal
Uses have their individual coats.
eruoon frocks often have coats
b with the same fabrics as the
b are in direct contrast. The coat
Ihree-quarter length is much more
hyor than the short jacket so much
3 with summer frocks last year.
k1mmer evening wraps are as light
|reight as the frocks they cover.
rich chiffon yelvets and gold lace
ks which appeared for the early
Is Of the season have given way 10
gossamer tissues aud ehiffons.
hectic capes and cloaks designed for
mess as well as beauty.
CAPEs WIDER.
|oral lavender, fawn and ashes of
Is. in chiffon and crepe, make light
|ks, and in some the air Of lightness
Exaggerated by a ehiffoD-tiered high
|man's collar and lining. Capes
somewhat wider and shorter, 10
formity with the frocks they cover,
|ough the width may be concealed.
II " wraps are bordered with sum
fur. the favorite being fox, dyed
E or pink. or with shirred chiffon,
y long fringe and satin make
|ps that look like monster shaWls,
|,gh more becoming, but long fringe
bore smart than popular for cloak:
n wet night.
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Yrs. ]. Sobresh was hostess 10 tn
fty 500 Club in her home in Cherrl
tet.
4ffer the games, prizes were award
r. Mrs. Charles Dugler, Mrs. Lyll
1>ckol and Mrs. Leon MOeckel.
|'he guests were MesdameS A. Fish
Gilbert BIalock, Burle Blalock, NJ
yafovich. Charles Dugler, ]. Nc
II Mefzger, ]. p. Anderson, Lyl
5eckei. Leon Moeckel and Miss LOli
<nsia Of Louisiana.
Hrs. ]. T.. Anderson will be hostes
(toe club next month.
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4 Hbe annual banquet of the Ursulin
|mnae Association viii take plac
fndsv evening in the Ursuline Acad
Miss Filnndee Grover is gen
Il chairman IN charge Of the al
n rc1nents for the affair. Others 4
RE arr Miss Emma Salter, Dime
4 decorations; Miss Elizabeth Buck
i rcscrvations Miss Esther Davis
{criainment.
.,frx W. II. Wilke and Mrs. W. II
viii entertain the Ladies Al
s efx az Friedens' Evangelica
rrh At 3 o'clock Thursday afteI
H. 81 me home Of Mrs. Wilke, 100
Russell Place. All members an
friends are cordially invited {
. nd.
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Visit Is Ended

Mrs. Carrie Grice will arrive soon
from Kaufman. Tex, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Jane Grice. They
have been the guests of Mrs. Grice's
parents. Miss Grice will leave in the
near future for Washington, to attend
King Smith Studio.
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Mrs. Lolita Howard has returned
from Mexico City and is the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. John Mccullough.
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AUNCTUNOn0IlII
Park kindergarten re-
- sent. 18th. under supervision
8tItss NMie scnull For iBfoSma-
. phone a. iTO5,
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Lii M { e mamt
And Bride
On Trip

A wedding of wide interest to San
Antonio society is that of Lieutenant
James Edward Duke Jr., who has
been stationed at Brooks Field for
the past four years, and Miss Adeline
Lyla Dolan, the daughter of Mrs.
Frank A. johnson of Cotulla, was
solemnized Monday morning at nup-
tial mass in st. Mary's Church with
the Rev. Father Dusseau officiating.
The bride wore a smart suit OF
French blue and gray twill, with an
attractive turban of gray. Follow
ing the ceremony wedding break
fast was held at the Gunter Hotel.
The table vas adorned with pale zln-
Mas and pink rosebuds.
The guests included relatives and
few friends of the young couple.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Duke left dur
ing the morning for a motor trip to
Washington. where they will be the
guests of Lieutenant Dukes parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edward Duke,
after which they Will go to New York
TO attend the air races to be held at
Mitchell Field October S, 0 and 10.
They will be at home at Duncan
Field after November i.
y - =
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Adams and Mrs.
Jay f. Adams arrived home Saturday
after spending the summer at Grand
Lake, Colo, at their charming sum.
mer home. En- route home they stop.
ped in Colorado Springs TO be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alya Howard
of Tampico. Mexico, at their summer
cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard re-
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Adams at their home in San An.
tonic.
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Miss Mae Louise Schreiner arrived
in San Antonio Tuesday evening from
her home in Kerryille, to spend the
week end.
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VOICE

Andrews, Mrs Bessie Bell
Carey. Miss Jewel
giaaEsen. Mrs. Dorothy.
Edwards. Mrs. Mary Stuart.
Fox. Oscar j.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Miss Inez Canaday announces the
opening Of her piano classes. Studios,
12S z. Summit Ave. 1101 W. Craig,
$50 Hammond Ave. W. $50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

Miss Mae Louise Schreiner arrived
in San Antonio Tuesday evening from
her home in Kerrville, to spend the
week end,
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The turkey supper and bazaar Of the
Government Hill Lutheran Church
will be held September "a at ; O'Clock
at the church.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. +. 4. CAN'T and
children have returned home after
spending two months at Fort Davis
and ClOuderoft.
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Bruel. Miss Clair Louise.
Garfield, Miss 10 Beth.
Hancock. Walker.
Joseph. Mrs. Msudetta Martin.
Marx. william.
Nigel. Mrs. O. Morgan.
Sanders, Afiss Allsns.
Simon, BFrtrsm u.
Thomas. Ernst.