Municipal auditorium hosts gulto stiow starting Wednesday
A local event titled gulto stiow opens at the Municipal auditorium on Wednesday, Bee Classification 13. Officials urge attendance and note advancing tickets may be limited.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1938
Page
19
A local event titled gulto stiow opens at the Municipal auditorium on Wednesday, Bee Classification 13. Officials urge attendance and note advancing tickets may be limited.
A surge of society events fills December as debutantes and guests gather at Le Fonda and the San Antonio country club for dinners and parties. Engagements and weddings abound with plans announced for December 10 through December 22, including Mrs. Campbell hosting and Miss Hagood’s party at the club. Attendants, guests from Houston and Omaha arrive, while renovations at the country club upgrade facilities and a large opening is anticipated.
The Centennial round table of the Woman's club meets Thursday at 11 30 a m at a San Pedro avenue clubhouse with Mrs Annie Guergullo and Mrs J O Meredith as hostesses Elaborate plans were formed at Mrs Lewis Kyamas Beck's home for the San Antonio Music club board meeting 30 members attended and 25 applications for membership were approved The Christmas soiree is set for December 12 at 8 p m in the St Anthony Hotel ballroom with Mrs Krams Beck and Mrs W H Donovan presenting The Drake Morris Junior School parent education class led by Mrs Frankstes will meet at 1 30 p m at 344 Roslyn to stage a surrealistic play Portrait and the Lady followed by a Lambeth walk demonstration by Miss Genevieve McDavitt The Santa Steele Parent Teacher Association meets Friday at 2 30 p m in the school auditorium
Alberto Salinas Carranza of Mexico City will address the Pan American Round Table at the Gala Fanamerienda of the El Anthony hotel on Monday. Mrs. John Case Griswold and Mrs. M. C. Gonzales will chair the program, with Carranza as guest.
Wednesday calendar lists Minnetwho Gouneli, Paramontus, and Pem activities in Redman hall plus Trail Drivers dance in Memorial hall Brackenridge park and events at Olomos Dinner Club. Thursday features San Antonio Art Teague, Self Culture Club at Mrs. Waldo Lewis, Speech Arts Association at public library auditorium, and multiple veterans and women’s groups meeting at venues including Gunter hotel and Riverside P T A. A birthday of local groups, garden club, and DALR chapter plans noted with varied locations around city. December 27 Christmas party at I. C. O. F. hall Crockett hotel amid Kasidan Review meetings and Juvenile Tuesday Musical Club event at Mrs. Goodman residence on Highway 66.
The Phi Kappa Delta sorority will meet at 7 45 p m Wednesday in the home of Miss Margaret Pittman 42 Hayes Street The Hp reading class sponsored by the San Antonio League for the Hard of Hearing will meet at 2 90 p m Thursday in room 40 of the Moore building The executive board of the Council of the Protestant Church Women will meet at the W OA and 10 warm Thursday with important plans for five years to be discussed and Mr Leo Lesser requests officers to be present.
Mrs Henry Hart hosted a luncheon at the Bright Shawl in compliment to debutantes Ruth Stephens Margareth Thornton and Dorothy Steves. Autumn fruits flowers and amber glassware adorned the setting with several local guests listed among attendees.
The excerpt describes discomfort from itching burning and soreness of blemishes including pimples salt rheum tetter and ringworm caused by external factors. It advises pre injury antiseptic dressing and use of Black and White Skin Soap for treatment.
The Texas Historical and Land mark Association honored Miss Adita De Zavala at a Monday luncheon in the J Anthony hotel tapestry room. Hostesses included Miss Neillyt Ytle and Mesdames Lemay and Vander Straten with Nellie Lytle as toast mistress. Several guests and tributes followed from Mayor Quin and Mrs Quin, Mrs West, Lemay, Vander Straten, Bacon, Sullivan, Phelan, Gerodetti, Zeline Lytle, Bell, Graves, North, and Crugony.
Miss Jennie Rain president of the Rebekah assembly of Texas and guests will attend a Miriam Rebekah lodge meeting in the O. O. F hall at 7 30 p m presided by Maude Bowers with a Mexican fiesta planned for January 7 chaired by J E King and Mrs Preston Dial. A new feature will be the Elephant's Market and tamales and coffee will be served. The drama guild plans a three act play January 20 The Silver Hair for Civic Opera fund with Met Opera basso baritone Chase Baromeo guest at the opera luncheon February 24 at the S J Anthony hotel. A meeting to finalize Mexican fiesta arrangements will be held Tuesday at 10 30 a m at Mrs Krams Heck's home. The Benton Al school PTA delegates are urged to attend a 10 p m meeting in Municipal auditorium Thursday. The Bra Cel Hill PTA executive board will meet Friday at 1 30 p m with the regular meeting at 8 p m honoring fathers Attorney Leo Brewer will speak and a social hour will follow.
A vintage home remedy ad promotes mixing a cough syrup at home with sugar water and Pinex. It claims quick relief from colds, money saved, ease of preparation, and family friendly taste. Pinex is described as a concentrated compound of Norway pine and pals, promising prompt action for coughing and bronchial irritation. Money refunded if not satisfactory.
The Parent Teacher Association and faculty will host an open house Friday from 7 30 to bm. Children's work will be displayed in rooms A father s night program will start at 8 p m in the auditorium directed by Mrs Herbert J Wolff Dr Jessie Pryor will address the meeting Music by the Glee Club led by Mrs George Brush Rufus Craddock will sing a vocal solo Refreshments and room prizes will be served Hostesses are mothers of the fifth grade classes
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