San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08


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= Mozart Society meets at 4 o'clock :
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= Club. =
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Mrs. r. ]. Maurer, the president OF
the Woman's club. will be the guest
of honor at the luncheon Friday at
Il o'clock in the club house, with
the members of the Discussion Group
as POSSESSES. Mrs. f. l.. Carson,
chairman will preside and the guests
will be received by Mrs. Eva 1.
Brough and Mrs. Ira L. Rupley.
A delightful program, including a
pageant of fashion, viii be presented.
All members of the woman's club are
invited. Mrs. r. =. Price. Woodlawn
1862 will receive reservations.
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The Mozart Society will meet at 4
O'Clock Friday afternoon in the Wo-
mans clubhouse. All members are
requested TO bring the score OF "Ihe
Bohemian Girl"
The De Zavala Parent-Teac cheers
Association will entertain with the
garden party Friday. From j. TO :
o'clock an American dinner will be
served in the new cafeteria. The pro-
gram win be presented at 2:30
o'clock. Booths will sell all manner
of interesting things. The public Is
invited TO attend.
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A meeting of the membership com
mittee of the San Antonio Musical
club will be held at 10 O'Clock We'd
nesday in the home of the chairman,
Mrs. ]. W. Howard, 341 West Mistle-
toe avenue. Applications for member
shin in the club to fill vacancies should
be sent to Mrs. Howard before We'd
nesday.
The twenty-seventh year of the ae-
tivities of the Woman's Club was
ushered in Wednesday afternoon when
Mrs. Fred ]. Maurer greeted the mem
bers and their friends at the club
house and opened the new club sea-
son.
TIE redecorated rooms of the Clue
were made attractive with a profusion
of roses. regina corona, Zinnias and
other fall flowers Of every color.
Following the routine business ses-
sion with reports from the committee
chairmen of the various departments
Of the club, delightful musical pro-
gram was presented under the direc-
fion of Clarence Nagee. Mrs. Alice
Conroy Slade sang Have You For
gotten Me-" God Touched the Rose
and I'm the Deep of the Daisies A
auartette composed Of Mrs. Slade.
Mrs. l.. G. Wilson, NJ. Curry and
Clarence Magee sang Now the Night
in Starlit Splendor" and Tie Triton
King" Two solos were given by Gail
Brandt. basso. Gypsy Love Song
and "Tbe Sunlight in Your Eyes
The program was closed by Mrs. Slade
singing The Faltering Dust and
Passing"
Dr.. j. f. Gates, the speaker Of the
day, declared that since ian expert. is
nm ayerage individual away from
home" he would in the guise of an
expert give an address upon woman
Coming Into Her Own" He named
many specific examples Of famous
: womanhood and said that woman has
arrived and is equal if not superior
10 man in every line Of the worlds
work. Women rank equally with men
in scholarship, they have fostered the
great reforms and they obey the law
better than men. Behind every great
man in history. DIR. Gates maintained.
there was n great woman whose en-
couragement and devotion fostered the
mans greatness.
Mrs. Gutzom Borglum, wife OF the
celebrated sculptor, who has recently
arrived in the city TO make plans for
the Old Trail Drivers Memorial. was
introduced by Mrs. J. 7. Smith. In her
short talk, Mns. Borglum said that it
is always the women who revere the
past and make memorials to the heroes
who fought and died for their coun-
try.
Dainty ices and cakes were served
in the dining room during the social
hour by Mrs. Robert Belden Brooks
and Mrs. Albert Burke. The table was
beautiful with its centerpiece Of white
zinnias and roses anu green ferns and
green candles burned in silver candle
sticks.
On Saturday. October II, the Won.
ans Club will exhibit in the club
rooms. the late J. +. McCann's mas
terpiece. The Golden Monarch Of the
Golden West" Mrs. Atlee 3. Ayres is
chairman of the arrangements and
Mrs. ]. T. Smith will give an address
during the afternoon upon the life and
work of Mr. Mccain.
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