San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24


Minnie Hirsch, Ruben Davies, Kath-
leen Blair Foster, Norfleet trio, Mar
garet West Belts, Daisy Polk, Cha
lotte Ryan King and Olga Seiser.
The honorary membership OF the
club includes many well-known names.
Among them are: Mrs. Bessie Bell
Andrews. Julian Paul Blitz. Mary
Jordan. Gilbert Schramm. Lulu Grie-
senbeck. Carl Hahn, Penelope Borden,
David Griffin, Mrs. l.. L. Marks. John
NJ. Steinfeldt, Rafael Diaz. Kathleen
Blair Foster, Mary Howard, ColbeYta
Millett. Frederick King. Roy Repass,
Virginia c. D'Acgu1a. Lois Cory
Thompson, Walter Durham. Mrs.
katherine Peoples. Daisy Polk, Har-
old Morris. Walter Romberg, Oscar
]. Fox. Else Sternsdorff. Mrs. Rob
ert Thomson. Nat NJ. Washer, Vera
Nette. Bertram Simon and Mrs.
Adolph Wagner. Mrs. Otto Koebler is
a life member and the club is very
proud Of its army guest members
which introduces a wealth Of talent
each season.
So after all f.le years, has come the
quarter Of a century mark, and the
ba1quet TO be held Saturday night viii
express the jubilation felt by the
membership Of the Tuesday Musical
Club.
The Garden group Of the Women's
club met Thursday in luncheon ses-
sion. Mrs. o. J. Fox and Mrs. George
Wurzbach were hostesseS. The table
was banked with ivy and yellow mar
cissus. Placecards had appropriate
quotations on gardens. Plate favors
were gladiola bulbs which will be
planted at the club house. Mrs. Wurz-
bach read an interesting article on
gladiolas and Mrs. Fox gave the origin
Of gladiolas, also a lesson on caring
for Christmas plants. Mrs. Simpson
read a poem on "The Ivy" and Miss
Watkins sang Thank God for Gar
den"
Those present were Mrs. Anthony,
Mrs. Applewhite. Mrs. Boles, Mrs.
Bordelon, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Grimland,
Mrs. Guergin. Mrs. Heusinger. Mrs.
King, Mrs. Kingsberry, Mrs. Manrer,
Mrs. Riggs, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Som
mers, Mrs. Wurzbach and Miss wat
king.
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Mrs. Jeremiah Rhodes. founder oil
the Entire Nous club, was present at
a meeting Wednesday afternoon in the
home Of Mrs. Herman Hirseh and
made an inspirational talk to the mem
bers At the close Of the talk must
cal program under the direction OF
Mrs. Carlos Griesenbeck was given.
Mrs. Herman Hirsch read several
poems dedicated to Miss Mary Eliza
beth Storms, bride-elect and daughter
Of Mrs. J. A. Starnes. president Of the
club. and presented Miss Starnes with
a gift from the members.
The roOns were fragrant with white
narcissi and roses in bank Of ferns.
Mrs. Eastburn was assisted in scrv-
ing by Mrs. Jeremiah Rhodes who
poured chocolate, Mrs. W. ]. Knox
serving the salad and Mrs. j. A.
Starnes serving cake.
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The regular Missionary Board
Round Table luncheon Of the Woman's
Auxiliary TO the First Presbyterian
church will be held at II 80 O'Clock
Monday in the church. The subject for
discussion will be home missions,
with Mrs. Louis Stumberg as leader.
Mrs. Ralph Jackson will speak on
home missions in the Southland and
Mrs. Alex Yillaret will discuss "Our
First Duty 70 the Foreigners In Our
Midst VI cal numbers will be
given b. a group Of workers Of the
Mexican Mission.
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The Ruth johnson Sewing Circle
will meet in all-day session Tuesday
in the home Of Mrs. Willis johnson,
In1 Ennt EnnIid anonile.