San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
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| As Lewis tdItoli says Lie tiinc
has come, the Walrus said," for all
good friends to part. The Christmas
holidays are past and are now only
food for thought and memory books.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, the
trains will be crowded with weary
students returning to the routine grind
of school and college.
Sunday morning Misses Catherine
Harding and Frances Coleman left for
yassar college and Miss Marian Scott.
Margaret anS Elizabeth McGehee left
for Randolph Macoia in Virginia Sun
day evening. Others leaving Sunday
included Eugene Holmgreen, Otis
Farnsworth. Allan Farnsworth and
Rosemary Capurro.
Monday Misses Elizabeth Bennett,
Dorothy Thomson, Beatrice Masterson,
Ruth Crabbs and Elizabeth Walker
will depart for their schools in the
cast.
The monthly luncheon Of the Army
Civilian Club was held at noon Mon
day in the Menger Hotel, with over
100 members and guests present. Mrs.
Henry Drought the civilian president.
recently returned from an extended
tour abroad, was the honor guest and
following the luncheon she gave n
short, interesting resume Of her trip
after an introduction by. Mrs. VIII
L. Rote.
The puletide motif was featured in
the red bells, the festoons of red and
green and red tapers cleaning from
brass candlesticks around the base of
which were holly wreaths. The head
table was adorned with a gay little
Christmas tree.
Mrs. l.. b. Clegg. chairman Of the
program, introduced Oscar j. Fox,
who presented program of Christmas
carols. Those taking part in the car
OILS were Misses Janice Brown, julia
and Nellie Fox, Cecile Chester, Arno
Bulgerin and Lieutenant Lowell L.
Reilly. Lieutenant Reilly sang a solo,
Mr.. Fox's latest composition, "The
Hills of Home" accompanied BY the
composer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Stuart enter
tanned with a dinner dance Saturday
evening in the Alamo Country Club.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
Morris. DIR. and Mrs. +. II. Elmen-
dorf, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Kipp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Minoe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alphonse Newton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Stuart.
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Miss Marian Lewis of Mills College, |
California, is the holiday guest of her |
aunt, Mrs. E. r. George. Miss Lewis |
was recently honored by her school |
by being appointed representative of
the school at a conference held in |
Princeton, y. J. She is now on her |
return trip to California and will de- |
part Wednesday.
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Lieutenant c. S. Thorpe Of Brooks
Field. left Saturday morning for a |
hunting trip in the mountains of |
Mexico. He flew to Fort Ringgold |
and then to Laredo, where he joined |
a party Of Officers who will accom-
pany him on the hunt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bond of Sonora
are the holiday guests of their sisters,
Mrs. Herbert Wolters and Mrs. Sher- |
man Freedom in Woodlawn avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bascom Bell have re-
turned from Dallas where they spent |
Christmas with their niece and |
nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Barnes.
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Judge and Mrs. George Clifton
spent Christmas in Louisiana at the
family reunion Of Mrs Clifton's rcla-
tives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Hart and family |
are spending the Christmas holidays
at the Menger hotel.
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Mrs. J. B. Greer Of Waco Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Robert F. Coulter, 11j
Armour place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Gregg Francis
have returned from Navasota. where
they spent Christmas with friends.