San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Luncheon Given
by Mrs. Reagan

One OF the outstanding social events
OF the season was the buffet luncheon
given Thursday by Mrs. ]. H. Reagan
in her home in West Woodlawn ave
nue..
The guest were received by Mrs
Reagan in the living room which was
adorned with many bowls of pink
roses and sprays Of dainty regina CO.
roma.
The table in the dining room held
for its central decoration brass bowl
OF yellow and bronze chrysanthemums
surrounded by brass candle sticks and
caldelabra holding yellow tapers.
Mrs. It. B. Askew served cake and
Mrs. F. F. Stauffer presided at the
coffee service.
The guests were Mesdames +. Fl.
Rosebrough, J. X. SillimaI, Adele
Hoon. G. A. Holmgreen. Fran Col
den, Carver Remington, c. VI. Moore,
John O'Malley, b. +. Smith, W. l..
Martin, c. II. Judkins, Thomas Dor
brandt, w. b. Stokes, J. 4. Num-.
Douglas Iargen. f. y. Requa, Robert
Cherry Jr., Albert Burke. L. w.
Evans, T. b. Askew. II. II. Richmond.
+. NJ. Keeling, Harry Leap. Preston
Dial. f. c. Branch. J. II. Harrison.
W. D.. McCarty, 4. c. Shell, Rex
Preis. Picrson Owens, Chris Dullnis.
W. p. Montgomery, J. W. Culver,
Robert Campion. r. c. Sheriff., A. b.
worden, T. F. Stauffer, George Hag-
elstein, George Fl. Byrnes, W. F.
Adams. c. 3. Capron, X. /. Lucas,
Glenn Lucas, J. E. Mayfield, j. A.
Nichols. Miss Marjorie viii, Miss
Judith Owens and the hostess.
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The San Antonio Musical Club viii
entertain with a musicale soiree at
8 80 o'clock Monday evening IN the
ballroom Of the St. Anthony hotel.
The winners in the clubs annual
prize competition for Texas compos-
ers viii present their winning com
positions on a program arranged by
Mrs. L. i. Marks.
At u o'clock Tuesday noon. the San
Antonio Musical club will honor the
prize winners with a luncheon in the
ballroom Of the ST Anthony hotel.
Toasts will be given and short talks
By the composers viii be enjoyed. All
music lovers and those interested in
the musical progress and development
of San Antonio are welcome. Reser-
yations may be made Monday with
Mrs. Louise Grothaus' WOODLAND
2522.
The Tuesday Musical club will en-
terrain with the first Of a series OF
Musicale teas at 3 80 O'Clock Tues
day afternoon in the ball room OF
the st. Anthony hotel. Harry Farb-
MAJ, Yiolinist. will be the artist pre-
scented in the concert during the af-
:ernoon.
The Thomas Nelson PAGE Junior
High School Parent-Teachers' associa-
ton will entertain with silver tea
from 3 to > o'clock Tuesday in the
school All patrons and friends are
cordially invited 20 attend.
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The Alamo Chapter, Daughters #
the Republic Of Texas viii meet IN
luncheon session at l. ID o'clock
Tuesday in the Menger hotel. Reserve
tions NAV b. made through Monday
by calling Miss Fannie Applewhitc
or Mrs. Henri Carr.
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The Sororsis club will meet at . 30
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon in The st.
Anthony hotel. The subject for dis
cussion will be present day industries
Of Mexico. ME. J. II. Reagan viii
be the leader for the day.
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The American College Club will pre-
sent Miss Sybil Browne. art critic Of
New York City, in a lecture aJ 3
O'Clock Thursday In the !. VI. {. \.
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Miss Louise Fishbum Of Roanoke.
Va. is the house geust Of Miss Div
Marfindale. Miss F'ishburn will be-
bridesmaid in tie Observation-Disclosures
wedding on November 3.