Burgess Elected Head of Austin District Music Teachers
Mrs. C. E. Burgess was named president of the Austin District Music Teachers Association at a Tuesday evening meeting hosted by Mrs. Clarence Stumpf. Elected alongside her were Mrs. Lois Oliver as first vice president and Mrs. J. E. Biggers as second vice president, with Mrs. Marvin Heinatz as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Burgess
Austin District Music Teachers Association
Clarence Stumpf
Lois Oliver
J. E. Biggers
Marvin Heinatz
Antoinette Roebuck
Mesdames
J. Holt Lewis
Marjorie Voters
Doris Kelly
Charlotte DuBois
University of Texas
Contem
Confederacy Children Will Meet Saturday Program
Calvin Crozier Chapter of the Children of the Confederacy will hold a program and business meeting Saturday at 2 30 p m in the UDC Museum located in the Old Land Office Building. The event is sponsored by the Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter UDC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Crozier
Children of the Confederacy
UDC
Albert Sidney Johnston
Dressing table design tips for home sewing and finishes
A home designer guide explains creating a dressing table using simple methods. It suggests quilting the cuff and window frame, shaping edges with bias strips, and patterning on brown paper, all doable without top professional skill. Include Miss Hillyer’s finishing booklet by sending 15 cents with a self-addressed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Hillyer
Winship Discusses Backstage Activity at Modern Study Club
Frank L. Winship, UT drama associate professor, spoke to the Modern Study Club at Mrs. Louis Shanks’ home on Griswold Lane. He described backstage roles in theater production and how students gain practical experience in costuming makeup furniture and property design during drama training. Co host, luncheon followed for club members including E. C. Baum Maurice Cole Joe Crow I. W. Davis Paul Fuller Homer Garrison Linden Jones John H. Kight Howard Kuhlman J L Love John T Mahone Harry Meyers Walter Moore Jr C B Smith John Steinle Jr Neil Vogel J Wyatt Walker William H. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Loren Winship
University of Texas
Modern Study Club
Louis Shanks
Griswold Lane
Shanks
Henry Mathews
Mesdames E. C. Baum
Maurice Cole
Joe Crow
I. W. Davis
Paul Fuller
Homer Garrison
Linden Jones
John H. Kight
Howard Kuhlman
J. L. Love
John T. Mahone
Harry Meyers
Walter C. Moore Jr
C. B. Smith
John Steinle Jr
Neil Vogel
J. Wyatt Walker
William H. Wood
Fearing Exhibit Closes With Open House at Museum
An informal reception Friday evening from 6 to 9 at Elisa bet Ney Museum marks the closing of the Kelly Fearing exhibit. Fearing, an art instructor at the University of Texas, is aided by Everett Spruce, Roger Gonzales, William Lester, Robert Talley, D Barrett Turner, Leon Brown, Henry Kluge, Constance Forsythe, Ruth Blanton and Eula White. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabet Ney Museum
Kelly Fearing
Fearing
University of Texas
Messrs
Mesdames Everett Spruce
Roger Gonzales
William Lester
Robert Talley
Mesdames
D. Barrett Turner
Leon Brown
Henry Kluge
Constance Forsythe
Ruth Blanton
Eula White
Good Shepherd Guild Plans Benefit Review
Mrs. Lawrence L. Javis will review "Mary" by Sholem Asch Tuesday at 3 p m in the home of Mrs. Charles Klumpp 2904 Greenlee Drive. The review benefits St Martha s Chapter of the Episcopal Church Good Shepherd Guild sponsored by Mesdames Starr Kealhofer C B Cox and Charles Klumpp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence L. Javis
Mary
Sholem Asch
Charles Klumpp
Greenlee
St. “Martha’s
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd Guild
Mesdames Starr Kealhofer
C. B. Cox
Lunchbox Surprise Sweet Sandwich Tips
When packing a lunchbox add a sweet sandwich for an extra touch. Use nut raisin or cinnamon bread spread with cream cheese and a favorite preserve for a tasty surprise.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s Collection
Francine
Bemberg
B. Williams
Beauty
the Clarke of
Dallas
Sage
Williams
Porary
Paul Thower
Panty
B. Williaus
Confederacy
Designing Woman
Elizabeth Hillyer
U.S. Pat
Orf
T. H. Williams
Winship
Good Shepherd Guild
Cardui
Ady
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