San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-29

The beautiflcation department or
the Old Spanish Trail Association
and the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Bex-
ar County Medical Society will enter
tain with a benefit card party Friday
afternoon in the ballroom of the Gun
ter Hotel. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the building of caretakerS
home in the Kiwanis Wayside Park.
| Reservations may be made with
Mrs. ID. Russell, Mrs. c. J. Matthews,
Mrs. Frank W. Sorrell. Mrs. c. f..
Soul. Mrs. C. d: Steinwinder, Mrs.
w. \. King and Mrs. Thomas Dor
bandit.
| The cabinet of the Fidelis Matrons
Glass of the First Baptist church
will meet at . o'clock Friday after
noon with Mrs. w. J. johnson in the
State hospital, South Prcsa street.
The cabinet meeting will be followed
by the regular monthly Bible study at
5 o'clock.
The Young Peoples League of Erie
dcns Evangelical church will enter
tain with a tacky party Friday night
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| and Mrs. j. o. Polster and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Wilks will act as chaper-
ones.
The Fidelis Matrons Glass of the
Baptist Temple, Denver Boulevard
and st. Anthony street, will hold a
country store at o'clock Friday
night. A program will be presented
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"Anglo-Irish Poetry of the 10th
Century" was the subject of an inter
csting talk by Father Geehan Wcdncs'
day afternoon at the meeting Of thu
Literary Department of the Woman {
club in which he asserted that Anglo
Irish poetry was yet in its infancy
and that it contained inmeasurabl'
possibilities. Following the talk, Mrs
J. Fl. Bindley read the Riders to thu
Sea" by the IrisA dramaeist, Syngc
Mrs. Frank Carroll presided.
The musical program was most dc
(, lightful. Mrs. Eugene Staffel, pianist
played the "Serenade Espagnol" AM
Percy Changers Country Gardens,
and accompanied Mrs. Georgia Bras
sell Reynolds, soprano, who SAN
Morning" LA Boheme' and WAX
Up" with "The Lying Little Daisy
as charming encore number. Mis-
Olga Seiser concluded the program
with two splendid numbers. Brahms
&c Minor Rhapsody and Palmgren'
5 1.-The Sea-"
During the business session, the an
: nual election of officers was held, re
; sulting as follows: Mrs. Preston II
!. Dial, chairman: Mrs. Ernest Powell
vice chairman; Mrs. Herman Hirsch
secretary.
A social hour followed. The TEL
table was graced with a bowl fillet
D with white larkspur, roses. Oleande
: and Towering hedge. and surrounde
! with silver candleSticks holding gree
tapcrs. The cake, embossed with greer
t shamrocks, was served by Mrs. Ralp
Jackson and Mrs. w. d. McCarty
5 Presiding at the punch bowl wer
Mrs: J. Andrew Fuqua and Mrs. {
r. Sheriff..
The Merry Maids Musical Clul
Club will entertain Friday night il
the Gunter Hotel ballroom with
: dance.
The dramatic section of the Sal
Antonio Association of Uniyersit!
Women will present Christopher Nor
ley's 1.-The Rehearsal" at 3 o'clocl
Saturday afternoon in the Y. w, c
A. Members and their guests are in
vited.
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The Edgar Allen Poe Junior
School Parent-Teachers' Association
will meet in postponed session at 3 :3(
o'clock Friday afternoon in the school
As this is the final meeting of tn,
school year, all members are urged Il
be present.
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The board of directors of the Tues,
day Musical Club will meet in reg,
ular session at II 80 o'clock Friday
in the Ethel Brown Tea Room.
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The Mozart Society will meet for
the regular rehearsal at 4 o'clock Fri
day afternoon. in the Woman's Club.
Music week plans and announcements
will be completed at the meeting.
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| The Symposia round table group OF
the Woman's Club will meet in lunch.
con session Friday noon in the club
house. Mrs. Rosalee Loring and Miss
Marie Callsen will be hostesses,
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