San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
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Alamo BuncO Club
Is Emf ertained

the Alamo Bunc0 Club, IN her homo
last week, entertaining Mesdames j.
D. McIver, Charles Dierolf, Fred
Langsdorf. ]. NJ. Chaffe, Fred C. Heb
erer, Roy Wurzbach. G.. A. Monken, +.
A. Allin, James McFadden, d. C.
Vordenbaum. A. o. Schendel. Charles
Diener. L. NJ. Wurzbach. J. E. Chaffe,
c. A. Freeman, Wallace Lemore.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Fred
Langsdorf, Mrs. Roy Wurzbach, and
Mrs. Fred c. Heberer.
The next meeting will be held in
honor of Mrs. Fred Langsford.
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Bernice Landauer. assisted BY he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Land
auer. entertained last week with a
dancing party in their home in Peck
avenue.
The rooms were attractivelv
moss. Contests ald games were fea-
ture OF the evening, with prizes
awarded Mary Sue Cox and A.
Schaefer.
Those present were Marie Lucchese,
Ethel Glenny, Francis Lucchese, Ted
die McDeritt, Alberta Kaiser. Cicily
McMullen, Evelyn Ernst. W. L. Kas-
ten, o. Z. Meador, A. Schaefer. Cur
tbs George, JACK Williams, Robert
Morris, Royce Lane, Maxwell Evans,
q. Thompson, Billie Evans.
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Frank Faust was given a surprise
party in his home on Sycamore Street
Sunday evening by his friends. Games
featured the evening and prizes were
awarded Mrs. Otto Levine, Mrs.
George Hoozing, Mrs. Eugene Knox,
Frank Faust, Eugene Knox, and Otto
Levine.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis La Brochc,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herring, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Levine, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Faust. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wcdd, Mrs.
John Carney, Mrs. Eugene ART. Thel-
ma Faust, Emil La Broche, Fredie
Faust.
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Mrs. Will A. Orth entertained
Wednesday afternoon with an infor-
nal tea in her home. complimenting
Mrs. Roland Fitzpatrick Ortiz Of st.
Louis. The reception hall and living
room were profuse with white 1arcissi
and fern. Tea was served in the din
ing room where the table was laid in
Madiero linen with a basket of yell
low narcissi and ferns as a center
piece.
Mrs. viii Orth was assisted by
Mrs. W. J.. Orth in receiving the
guests that called during the receiving
hours.
The Psychology Group Of the Won
ans Club will meet at L :4j O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon in the club
house in Camden street. Mrs. Keller
has secured DR.. Marie Winchelll
Walker. former contract surgeon. OF
the United States army. who Is lee
turing in the Melger Hotel ball room,
10 address the group.
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The General j. s. Stanley Circle
40. 5. II the Ladies Of the g. A, X.
held the first meeting Of the year
Tuesday, when the following officers
were installed: President, Stella
WEIGH; first vice president, Louisa
Ewing: second vice president. Diana
Cushing: secretary, Elizabeth Le-
Stourgron: chaplain. Lcvinia Miller;
coudrrtrcss, Ida Martin; assistant
conduttrcsg. Mary Hough; guard
Katie Sharfcnburg; assistant guard
Ellen Mills.
Dinner was served Immediately
after the business session.
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Tho Tuesday Musical club viii have
an open meeting January % at the
Travis Park Methodist church ct SID
r. m.
Mrs. Guy Simpson, who is in charge
u the program. will present the Ora
f0rice society in Haydyn's "Cea-
ton" Mr.. Durham directing.
Tho public is invited. Miss Cecil
Nethery. Miss Dorothy Richter and
Mrg. William Ward Mac Donald will
be ushers.
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The Fidelis Natrons' Class Of the
Pruiit Avenue Baptist Church met
Thursday in the home Of Mrs. Leslie
Bowman, On Jennings Avenue. Off
GERS wcre elected during the business
session. after which n social hour was
cnjoyed.
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Airg Perry Jackson entertained the
member NJ the Lucky Eight Bridge
Club 90 hcr home e; Kelly Field and
prizes were AWARDED Irs. T.. =. Willis
J ton and Sra. j. Brown.