San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
A.O.H. Ladies Pick
Officers for Year.

AT the regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians held last Thursday night
at s O'Clock at the Catholic Women's
association building, the newly elect
cd officers were installed by Rev.
Patrick Burke. The officers elected
at the last meeting are as follows:
Mrs. A. Z. Cavanaugh. president;
Mrs. NJ. Coyne, vice president; Mrs.
Matt G. Cody, recording secretary;
Miss Nora Kilday, financial secretary;
Miss Anna Marie Coyne. treasurer:
Mrs. Julia Hoeckten. Mrs. Il. j.
Fins and Mrs. Biassiolli.
After the installation of officers
social hour in compliment TO the
retiring officers was enjoyed. A pro-
gram consisting of reading by Ar
thur Higgins, vocal number by
Mrs. Augustus McCloekey, accompan-
led by Miss Stella Masch. and read
ing by Miss Nadia Hensaling was
given. Mrs. Raymond l.. Jacobs, the
retiring president. was presented with
a pretty picture in recognition of her
faithful work during the past two
years.
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The Woman's club presented the
appearance of an art gallery We'd
nesdsy afternoon when the music de-
partment entertained with q recep-
ton for the artist members Of the
club and exhibited their work. The
artists. Mrs. c. c. Pancoast, Mrs. J.
4. Smith, Mrs. Chester Slimp and
Mrs. William King. received the guests
at the door with Mrs. Devereaux
Cannon. chairman of the music de-
partment.
The work Of Mrs. Slimp was en-
tirely devoted to lovely bluebonnet
scenes; Mrs. King displayed a mis-
cellaneous collection of landscape
paintings as did Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
Pancoast had probably the most varied
collection showing landscape, figure
and still life paintings. Among them
was a splendid canvas of a doorway
to one Of the missions.
The musical artists Of the club
were also represented in a musical
program in charge Of Mrs. w. d.
McCarty and Mrs. II. J.. Galley, as
follows: Mrs. ]. B. Hornberger, so
prano solos accompanied by Mrs. Eu-
gene Staffel; Mrs. Stanley Winters,
contralto solo; Mrs. L. /. Lentz,
readings; Mrs. T. L. Mumme, soprano |
solos accompanied by Mrs. Galley;
Mrs. ]. VI. Krakauer. soprano solas /
accompanied by Mrs. I. Katzenberger.
Following the musicale, tea was |
served in the Sipii'g room. Mrs. o. |
VI. Farnswor.h and Mrs. a. II. Wor-
den pour a tea and coffee assisted |
By NJ. Perry Robertson. Mrs. Wal
ter Vhisenant. Mrs. Thomas Lodovic |
. Mrs. Walter Grothaus.
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The Army Civilian club met Mon
day in regular monthly luncheon ses-
sion in the ballroom of the Menger
hotel.
Colonel and Mrs. W. D. Vandiver Of
Columbus, No, were guests Of honor
and Colonel Nandiver gave most in
teresting talk, following his introduce
ton by Mrs. Henry Drought, presi-
dent. Colonel Vandiyer stressed the
Importance Of the study of the lives
Of the heroes Of the past in the schools
and declared that especially should the
heroes Of Texas be studied in Texas
schools. He also paid a tribute 10
the army and many tributes to Wood
row Wilson, under whose administra-
ton he acted as assistant secretary Of
the treasury. Colonel Vandiver was
also at one time congressman from
Missouri.
Mrs. Gonzales Bingham announced
that the Army-Civilian club will enter
tain with a dinner dance celebrating
birthday in the ballroom
Of the Menger hotel at 1880 o'clock
February -.
Miss Edna Barrett, accompanied By
Mrs. Delphi Powell, sang a group OF
delightful songs. The program closed
with the assembly singing Of The Star
Spangled Banner.