San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
S. A. Pen Women
Meet Tuesday

The San Antonio Pen Women will
hold their regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. A. L. Moon, S07
East Cincinnati avenue. The pro-
gram scheduled for April %, is to be
given at this meeting and the Texas
Day program, which has been post
poned because Of the absence from
the city Of the hostess, is to be given,
as planned. April %.
For the next meeting, members OF
the A Group are requested TO pre-
pare a short essay or serious poem
as original work. Mrs. ]. W. Nc
Dade will act as leader, substituting
for Mrs. Hicks, and will read an
article on The Informal Essay"
Mrs. ]. E. Blackstone will give a
talk on Tools for Writers" Mrs.
A. c. Virgins will explain The His
torical Essay"
The fifth and sixth chapters OF the
club novel will be read. These chap
tiers were written by Mrs. Hicks and
Mrs. Blackstone. Quotations from
Emerson are to be given in answer TO
roll call, and the subject for the
Aztec Bowl is Famous Esssyists.-
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On Saturday afternoon, April II,
at 4 O'Clock t-e Incarnate Word Col
lege will give the tenth recital Of the
season TO which the public is cordially
invited. The program for that date
will include numbers by MarjOry
Herff; voice. Catherine Royce: piano,
Irene McMonigal: Grace Embry;
voice. Catherine Mcconnell; piano.
Madeleine Murray, and Miriam How
ell.
Mrs. W. F. Sessions entertained the
members Of the Laissez-Faire club re-
Gently. Bunco was played and prizes
awarded Mrs. George Tucker, Mrs.
Alfred Poss and Mrs. Horace Shaw.
Mrs. T. Clinkscales was elected
president Of the club for the year.
Members present included Mrs. ". c.
Bellinger, Mrs. I. J. Barr, Mrs. Frank
Cavanaugh. Mrs. Walter Calmbach,
Mrs. Wayman Gilpin. Mrs. Peters, [
Mrs. r. Tindel, Mrs. Eddie Oelkers.
Mrs. /. II. Hathaway, Mrs. Claude
Fuquay, Mrs. J. W. Harrison and
Miss Marcelle CaVanaugh.
The rooms were tsstefully decorated
with bluebonnets and cut flowers, and
q salad was served.
The club will meet May 6 with Mrs.
T. J. Barr at her home on Burleson
street.
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The Gibbons Literary society will
meet Monday afternoon in the CathO-
lie Women's association building. Roll
call responses will feature Shakes
peare aud Mrs. Paul Maureaux will
read a paper on "Girlhood Of Shakes
Deare's HerOines.7 Mrs. W. D. Viii
liams will read a prize story from
Hsrpers.
A large and apprcciative audience
greeted Miss Gertrude Gurinsky when
she gave her graduating play. The
Return Of Peter Grimm" Thursday
evening in the St. Anthony ballroom,
being presented by the Matthews Ora
matte School Of Arts.
Miss Gurinsky, in a very simple
and charming manner held her audi
cnce with her portrayal Of the char
acters.
Mrs. Ethyl Neal Matthews award
ed the diploma and presented Miss
Gurinsky with a class pin.
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The Pierian Study club will meet
at 30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in
the home Of Mrs. J. o. Loftin. 122D
Wyoming street, instead Of with Mrs.
Walton Hood as scheduled in the
year book.
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The Shakespeare club will meet
Thursday afternoon in the home Of the
Misses Baskin in Baltimore avenue
with Mrs. Carl Groos as leader for
the day Of the study of Andreyeff's
The Sabiu Women"
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The Merry Maids Musical Club will
hold a Eood-fellowship meeting a. .
O'Clock Sunday afternoon in the club
rooms. A musical program will Lc
presented.