San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
Woman's Club
In First Meet
of New Year

Of the Woman's Club will be held OF
Wednesday at o'clock at the clul
house.
Mrs. Fred J. Maurer, the club presi
dent, will greet the members and will
be assisted by Mrs. Atlee r. Ayres
Mrs. Edwin White, Mrs. Alex Villa
ret, Mrs. A. McCollister, Mrs. W. H.
Grothaus. Mrs. +. d. Dorbandt, Mrs
Frank Rennert, Mrs. Ada Way
Kircheville. Mrs. ]. c. Griswold. Mrs
Eula Nelson. Mrs. Thomas p. Price,
Mrs. Thos. S. Mcclure. Mrs. F. j.
Walthall. Mrs. A. j. Stenseth, Mrs.
w. Z. Powell, Mrs. o. +. Bordelon,
Mrs. Jestie A. Wick, Mrs. b. f. Han
kins.
The program Of Americanization and
citizenship is in charge of Mrs. Alex
Villaret and the speaker of the day
viii be Marshall Johnston, superin-
tendent of our public schools.
The musical program in charge Of
Mrs. A. McCollister will be as fol-
lows:
"God Touched the Rose" Mary
Helen Brown; wonder Love Is a
Dream" Foster, Mrs. Mary Kellam !;
accompanied by Mrs. Eugene Staffel !;
"Lilacs," Rachmaninoff; "The Winds
in the South" John Scott and Mrs.
Annie Ose Wicks: accompanied by
Mrs. Eugene Staffel; piano, MAY
Night" Palmgreen; Towan Indian
Lodge. Mcdowell, Mrs. Ruth Herbst
Macdonald.
The decorations Of the club rooms
and tea table are in charge of Mrs.
]. V. Scrivner.
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The informal tea given Thursday
afternoon by the Alamo Chapter, in
the home of the regent, Mrs. Bascom
Bell, was a charming compliment to
Mrs. Harry Hyman. The spacious
rooms were aglow with brilliant red
roses, poinsettias and green foliage.
Receiving the guests with Mrs. Bell
and Mrs. Hyman were Mrs. S. W.
Scott, Mrs. Rosa E. Noyes, Mrs. Ed
Haltom, Mrs. r. L. Dalton, Mrs. Will
liam Heininger. Mrs. Z. W. Kirkland.
Mrs. E. j. Larkin end Mrs. Hal Wal
Ter.
Presiding at the tea table was Mrs.
Ross Davis and Mrs. J. L. Browne
served cake. Assisting in the dining
room were Mrs. John ]. Grissom, Mrs.
d. n. Hunter, Mrs. ]. NJ. Barnett and
Miss Thirza Bellinger. An interesting
feature Of the afternoon was the piano
recital by Miss Mary c. Dalton, the
chapters mascot.
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Mrs. Fl. S. Piland entertained at 1
O'Clock Thursday with a luncheon in
her home in West Laurel street com
plimenting Miss Mae Logan Ship Of
Ennis. the house guest of her sister,
Mrs. b. c. Thompson, in West Mistle-
toe avenue.
About the table which was deco
rated with a silver vase Of red roses
and cleaning red tapers in silver can
ilesticks were seated Miss Ship, Mrs.
B. c. Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Bald
win, Miss Lillian Baldwin, Miss Ruth
Huey, Mrs. H. X. Stanard, Miss Doro-
thy Marian Stanard, Mrs. f. Bolton
Davies, Miss Elsa Erler and the host
ess.
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Mrs. John II. Walker and Miss
Elizabeth Walker entertained Satur-
day evening with an elaborate dinner
dance in the San Antonio Country
Club, complimenting Miss Adelaide
Winerich and Miss Helen Morgan.
The long table seating 80 guests
was adorned with lovely centerpiece
of pink rosebuds and lavender heather.
. aishnr ond stood Ioel-a4- ftIloI xr-s.b
the flowers and at intervals down the
table, silver candlesticks held laven-
der tapers.
The guests included the members
OF the debutante and college set.
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Miss Pauline Stippich entertained
the pupils Of her piano classes Mon
day afternoon with a Majestic Thea
ter party. Those present were Mil
dred Crawford, Lauraben Laux. ia
nice Carrithers, Marian Longaker.
Beverly Crawford, Cecilia Rice. Mu-
riel Trafton, Bernice Baylis, George
Iimberlake. Anthony Bolner. Edward
Mary Breasted. Elizabeth
Sharpton. Joseph Ternus. Dorothy Bu-
low. Robert Breasted, Helen Budow,
Jack Doyle. Marion Koehler, Mary
Msrsch and Inez Koehler.
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Miss Kitty West Schreiner enter
aimed Monday night in La Placeta
With delightful dinner dance compli-
nenting Miss Lille Beall Frost, Miss
olive Ellis and Miss Julia Kurtz Of
York, Pa. her house guest. The long
ables seating the S. guests were gay
With numerous candelabra holding
cleaning green tapers and festoons Of
smilax and mistletoe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. Leslie Ellsworth
Tuesday with a dinner in
The Cassell followed by a Majestic
rheater party Tuesday complimenting
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Ellsworth and
Miss Frances Ellsworth of MeAlester,
Okla, and Robert MeComb of Los An
,eles. Cal. The guests included the
members Of the family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Ellsworth and
daughter, Frances, Of McAleSter,
Okla, are spending the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Ellsworth in West Euclid Avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Morris and
Estelle and Mildred. Of
Houston, are guests for the HOLIDAYS
with Mr.. and Mrs. n. K. Stoyall, in
20J San Francisco street.
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Miss Mary Marshalis of Humble, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. X. StoYall.
Observation-Disclosures.