San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Arts
Year Book
I s S u e d

Most attractive year books have
been issued by the San Antonio Speech
Arts Teachers Association. The as
ISOLATION. organized in 1922. Will be
under the leadership of the following
group of officers during the l92o-2t
season: President, Miss Marjorie r.
Will; vice president, Prof. j. +. b
Beckwith: secretary. Miss Bessie Lee
Dickey: treasurer. Mrs. +. Z. Arne-
son: historian, Mrs. II. Il. Askew
press reporter. HMrs. G.. ID. Robbins.
The delegate TO the City Federation
is Mrs. Stanley Whitacre; alternate,
Mrs. J. d. Crenshaw.
Reading hours will be held every
Monday by the association at o clock.
excepting holidays. in the st. Anthony
Hotel. The regular meetings of the as
sociation are held monthly in luncheon
sessions at the st. Anthony.
The members of the Speech Arts
Teachers Association are as follows
Prof. Frederick Abbott. Mrs. Z. P.
Arneson. Mrs. T. x. Askew. Miss
Juanita Baskin. Prof. J. b. F. Beck
with. Mrs. J. II. Bindley. Mrs. Daisy
Marquis Briggs. Mrs. ]. ID. Crenshaw,
Miss Jeston Dickey, Miss Bessie Lee
Dickey. Mrs. Ruby Dietert, Mrs. r.
Dieckmann, Miss Constance Douglas.
Mrs. NJ. Eckenroht. Russell c. Harp
er. Mrs. William Hell, Mrs. Fred G..
Kendall. Mrs. Maude Reeder Lyons,
Mrs. Ethel Neal Matthews, Mrs. Her
bert Oliver. Miss Olivia Privette, Miss
Leila Pyron. Mrs. G. d. Robbins, Miss
Francis Vodrie. Mrs. Stanley Whit.
acre. Miss Marjorie Z. Will, Mrs.
d. f. Woods.
Mrs. James L. Kirby and Mrs.
George W. Jones entertained We'd
nesday with a luncheon in the Ethel
Brown tea room. complimenting
group of their relatives and friends
who are visiting in the city attending
the convention of the Order Of the
Eastern Star.
A crystal bowl of old-fashioned
flowers, marigolds, cosmos, chrysan-
themums, bachelor buttons, etc, sur
rounded by silver candlesticks holding
cleaning golden tapcrs formed the
attractive centerpiece of the luncheon
table.
Place cards bearing the motto
Should Aud Acquaintance Be For
got" marked covers for Mrs. ID. Z.
Rock. Mrs. Carroll Rock and Mrs.
W. III. Harrison of Toodville, Texas;
Mrs. Austin VI. Hill and Mrs. i. A.
Coe of Kuntz, Texas; Mrs. J. a.
Grimaldl and Mrs. ]. W. Davis of
Silsbee, Texas; Mrs. C. a. Brown of
Alpine, Texas; Mrs. Agnes Oefinger.
Mrs. Roland CLANCY, Mrs. r. II.
Hudspeth and Mrs. o. L. Lacey of
Hondo, and the hoetesses.
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Miss Ruth West was hostess We'd
nesday at noon at buffet luncheon
in her home complimenting Miss Lor-
raine Bertrand, Miss Estelle Storms
and Miss Olive Martindale, the brides
elect of November.
The reception hall, the living room
and the parlors were filled with a pro-
fusion Of ferns. pink roses and regina
corona.
The luncheon was served from the
dining room table which was adorned
with q bowl of yellow marigolds and
white chrysanthemums. Golden cos
mos and zinnias also added color TO
the room. Serving in the dining room
were Mrs. Glen c. Jamison and Mrs.
W. W. White. Mrs. George Sealy of
Galveston served cake and Miss Mar
garet Lewis presided at the coffee
service.
The guests we're IS of the intimate
friends Of the guests Of honor.
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Leila Fac Brown was entertained
with a party Monday afternoon in the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. p. II.
Everitt, the occasion being her tenth
The rooms were deco
rated with golden cosmos and chrys-
anthemums. The birthday cake
wreathed with regina corona and
ferns was the centerpiece Of the din
ing table. Many games were enjoyed
and refreshments served to the follow
ing little guests: Marjorie Dean, Mig
non Hutchings, La Muriel Beatty,
Lorraine Zacharias. Ayleen Eitt, Bess
Brown, George Eitt, Herbert Eitt,
Grogan Lord, Profirio Garcia Jr., Dee
Harold Hannah, Don Carroll Han
nah, Bert Bowen, Arthur Kroger, Ce-
ell Bowen and Everitt Brown.
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Miss Estelle Storms. the bride-to-
be Of Lieutenant Harry NJ. Roper,
was complimented with an elaborate
luncheon Thursday az 1 o'clock by
Mrs. Alex Adams in her home in
East Agarita avenue.
The appropriate Halloween motif
was featured in the decorations by
the use of golden marigolds, yellow
chrysanthemums and lantana, and
favors and bon bons of yellow.
The parlors we're turned into
bower by the mass Of green ferns
and various potted plants. The guests
included the members Of the bridal
party of Miss Storms and the de-
butantes of the season.