San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
Dema@mstrate
Makeup at
LuncIle0m

The tapestry. room of the st. An
thony Hotel was the scene Of the
luncheon of the San Antonio Speech
Arts Association Saturday noon. Miss
LEILA Pyron and Miss Privet were
hostesses and had charge Of the pro
gram. The table was decorated with
spring flowers and brightly colored
Easter eggs. Covers were marked with
character types suggestive Of the
theater and the subject of the pro-
gram. MAKE Up."
During the program Mrs.
Diechman was chosen as a model and
the art of makeup was demonstrated.
Many interesting changes were made
in Mrs. Diechman's appearance. just
a few touches and she became
woman Of middle age, an attractive
young matron. a blooming ingenue or
a Gecrepit old woman Of so.
There were several guests of honor
among whom were Miss Claudia Cole
man, who is making herself famous
in vaudeville; Mrs. Clayton Scott and
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Margaretta
Scott LAWYER. who is writer of plays
and short stories. and Roy Beard, who
played the lead recently in The
Goose Hangs High" and is member
Of the "Theater Work Shoppe."
Mrs. John James gave a short tall
in the interest of ''The Bright Shawl"
a downtown luncheon club, gift shop
and library. combined to be sponsorce
by the Junior League.
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The Loyalty B. Y. P. L. of Cal
vary Baptist church held their regu-
lar monthly business meeting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Cress-
well, 615 Willow street Friday,
March &c, for the election Of officers.
The following officers were elected
dent, Mrs. McHenry; secretary, Mr..
r. NJ. Cresswell; corresponding secre-
-tary, Mrs. r. NJ. Cresswell; treas
urer, Mr.. ii. little: chorister, Mr.. X.
A. Could; pianist, Mrs. n. E. Wynn;
librarian, Mr.. n. G. Hill.
Group captains: No. /, c. c. Hill +;
No. 2, Mrs. H. Nichols; No. 3, Mrs.
r. A. Gould.
The honored guest was Miss Abby
King, director Of the unions of Cal
vary Baptist church.
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Owing 10 a very important com
munication received from the Ma
tional Court of the Catholic Daugh-
tiers Of America, by the worthy grand
regent, Mrs. lie Blanc, the regular
meeting will take place at s O'Clock
Wednesday evening in the &. Of c.
hal. The old fashioned dance that
was 10 be held on this date has been
POSTPONED until April 81.
Applications for membership must
be presented at this meeting and all
members are urged TO attend.
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Misses Martina earle and Emma
Gioida entertained recently with a
barn party for the members Of the
Merry Makers Club. Aprons and
overalls were the mode and the decor
ations of the home featured wild
flowers and hay.
One Of the main features Of the ,
evening was the Charleston contest, |
won by Miss Dorothy Lee Gill, Miss |
Helen Mahavier and Stan Mccall. A |
beauty contest for the girls and q hu-
-iorous contest forfthe beysswsre eng
aged and were won BY Edith Was
serman and Ted Rembling.
Refreshments OF fresh homemade /
cookies and punch also added 10 the
novelty Of the party. The guests
numbered 80.
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Mrs. L. i. Hess. DDS West
Huisache. viii be hostess at a Silver
Tea for the Queens Daughters Of st.
Mary's Church, from TO 6 O'Clock, /
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hess will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. J.
w. Fisher and the following: Mes
danes Carlos Griesenbeck. Leo ~ |
nan. Francis Corrigan. Harry /
Drought, w. NJ. Wolf, Russell Nc
Cormick. Aubrey Riley. Rita Braus
seau, W. z. Kearns. Stanley Cassin /
Lee. Petrich, Miss Emma Salter and .
Miss Ida Lyle.
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The Second Division club viii meet /
for the luncheon session at ] O'Clock |
Tuesday in the home of Mrs. c. 3.
Clark.
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Ut. Elizabeth's Society will enter
tain with a card and bunco party at .
) o'clock Tuesday evening. Prizes will
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