Card Club Entertained by Miss Edna Maier
The U D C card club met yesterday afternoon at Miss Edna Maier’s South Mittmann street home with pink decor and red Easter lilies. Prizes went to Erna Donop first, Agnes Wohlfarth second, Esther Newton consolation. a business meeting voted a picnic and elected a society editor. Ice course served to listed guests. next meeting set for Ruth and Hesther Newton at 115 Kansas street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Maier
Mittmann Street
Erna Donop
Agnes Wohlfarth
Esther Newton
Erna Doonop
Alma Jud
Josie Icke
Alice Gorrell
Florence Icke
Leslie Weimer
Nellie Casey
Lilli Wohlfarth
Ruth Newton
Maier
N. Toft
Ruth
Hesther
Newton
Kansas Street
Grandchild Honored With Birthday Celebration
Mrs. Ida Buck entertained in honor of her grandchild Lucile Kendalls birthday with games and a delightful dinner. Little Miss Kendell received many beautiful gifts. Guests included Cecile Norhaus Hazel Norhaus Paul Hess Dora Levison Nessie Levison Alexander Saper Gustave Saper Andrew Smith Clarence Joseph Richard McCash Raymond McCash Herbert Wolf Murrey Wolf Victor Kohn and David Friedhofter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Buck
Lucile Kendall
Miss Kendell
Cecile
Hazel Norhaus
Paul Hess
Dora
Nessie Levison
Alexander
Gustave Saper
Andrew Smith
Clarence Joseph
Richard and
Raymond McCash
Herbert and
Murrey Wolf
Victor Kohn
David Friedhofter
Tenth Annual Convention of Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
The tenth annual convention of the fifth district will be in San Marcos May 4-5. Delegates from federated and unfederated clubs are urged to attend with reports, and new officers will be elected. The state president urges discussion of district leadership and club participation. Transportation rates will be announced soon. Public business sessions will be open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
San Marcos
Federated Clubs of
J. M. Haus
Kathleen Jones
Corpus Christ
Federation
J. Wright
J. S. Peter
Transportation Committee
Joe B. Dunning Jr
San Antonio
H. H. Wilson
Little Daughter
Beeville
Ellen Pierce
Luling
City
A. W. Pauncey
Devine
Mrs J M House Heads Convention Committee Lineup
Mrs J M House named general chairman for the convention with a long list of committee heads. Austin Gonzales Lampasas San Antonio and Manor are among locales represented by chairs Cyril Jackson Miss Minerva Lewis and Mrs W H Wentland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. House
Self Culture Club Calls Meeting at Mr T Smith Home
A called meeting of the Self Culture club will be held Monday at noon at the home of Mr T Smith 1502 Monterey street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Smith
Monterey Street
Reading club schedules Dutch themed program
Our Reading club meets Monday afternoon at the Woman's club house. The Dutch at Play will be the general subject of the features of the program. Mrs. B P Brundage discusses Inns and Cafes and Dutch Music and Weddings and Betrothals. Mrs. C L Davenport reads a paper on Outdoor Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Brundage
C. L. Davenport
Miss Hewson Leads San Antonio Music Circle Bean Supper
Mary Hewson, a prominent San Antonio musician, returns from the north and joins a social bean supper with visiting comrades. The G A R and W A C meet on the fourth Monday nightly. The YWCA Business Woman's Club plans its monthly meeting next Thursday at 7 with Mrs. G Bedell Moore a guest speaker on the Passion Play. The YWCA invites the public to opening hours Monday with board of directors hosting. Mrs Linscott chairs the social committee with Mrs Wychetski assisting. refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Woman's Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
G. Bedell Moore
Young Women's Christian Association
Linscott
Wychetski
Reading by Miss Ruth Muir on skating and sleighing
Miss Ruth Muir will read A Visit to a Dutch Country House as part of a program about skating and sleighing. The event promises cultural contrast and seasonal charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Muir
Woman's club to hold important meeting Wednesday
The Woman's club will meet Wednesday at 4 o'clock for business followed by a social session. Mrs. W. W. Lipscomb will host the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
W. W. Lipscomb
Tuesday Musical Club to Meet at 521 West Macon Street
The Tuesday Musical club convenes Tuesday afternoon at 521 West Macon Street. The program titled Nature Music will be provided by Section A with Nellie Paschal as leader for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Macon Street
Section A
Nellie Paschal
Woman's Relief Corps to Meet at Odd Fellows Hall
The Woman's Relief Corps of the Grand Army of the Republic will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall. All visiting members are invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
The
Grand Army of the Republic
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Americas Woman's League Meeting Notice
The Americas Woman's League will meet Tuesday evenings at 8 o'clock at 213 East Houston Street. A full attendance is desired as important measures are to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas Woman's League
East Houston Steet
Government Hill Literary Club Meets for Annual Election
The Government Hill Literary club will hold a Wednesday afternoon meeting to conduct its annual business and elect officers for the coming year. Local members are advised to attend and participate in the election process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Hill
Tobin Hill Circle Meeting at Mrs Burnett’s Grove Place
The Tobin Hill circle of Tavis Park Methodist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at three o clock at the residence of Mrs George W Burnett Grove Place Madeleine Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin Hill
Tavis Park Methodist Church
George W. Burnett
Grove Place
Madeleine Terrace
Phoenix Club to Hold Annual Meeting Thursday
The Phoenix club will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 4 PM at the Daughters of the Confederacy headquarters on Commerce Street. The program includes roll call quotations current events discussion election of officers and annual reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Phoenix Club
Daughters of the Confederacy
Commerce Street
History club meeting features seven years war round table
The History club will meet Friday afternoon at the Woman's club house. Mrs. Guy 8. McFarland leads the Seven Years War round table. Mrs. W. Y. Penn reads a paper on the Political Trio Mme de Pompadour Maria Theresa and Elizabeth of Russia. Mrs. G. P. Robertson reads The Great Writers of the Age Voltaire Montesquieu and Rousseau. Mrs. P. L. McIntosh will read from Voltaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History Club
Woman’s Club
Guy
Circle meeting at Mrs Bingaman’s residence
The San Pedro circle meets Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 at the residence of Mrs W L Bingaman 622 Trenton avenue for a regular session.
Hiawatha Card Club Meeting at Mrs. Steinfeldt Home
The Hiawatha Card club will meet at the residence of Mrs. George Steinfeldt located at 926 Burnett Street for an upcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Card Club
George Steinfeldt
Burnett Street
Women and veterans join for March meeting at Odd Fellows hall
The Woman's Relief Corps and the Grand Army of the Republic held a joint meeting last Monday night March 27 in Odd Fellows hall over the Crockett hotel. Comrades gave talks of war experiences while Miss Bonnie Bradbent and Rollie Long recited. The group marched to the banquet hall to the tune of Tramp Tramp Tramp before being served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Crockett, Hotel
Bonnie Bradbent
Rollie
Y W C A Choral Class Receives Vocal Training Assistance
Mrs. E. F. Hertzberg will assist Mrs. Wychetski in training the voices of the Y W C A choral class which meets Monday evenings at 6 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Hertzberg
Wychetski
Vesper Service at YWCA Features Missionary Jessie Marriot
A vesper service will be held Sunday at 4 30 p m at the Young Women's Christian Association home. Miss Jessie A Marriot, a former missionary in China, will speak about the YWCA there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Jessie A. Marriot
China
Spanish Classes at YWCA Lead by Mrs Coy
The Young Women's Christian Association offers Spanish classes on Monday Tuesday Friday and Saturday from 10 to 11 am and 6 to 7 pm with Mrs Coy teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Coy
Bible Class on Life of Christ Meets Mondays at 4 PM
A Bible class studying the connected history of the Life of Christ meets each Monday at 4 p m with Mrs Brett the general secretary as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Brett
Bonham Mothers Club Meets Friday for Election and Garden Plans
The Bonham School Mothers' club agrees to meet Friday afternoon to elect officers appoint committees and discuss arguments for the garden party. All club mothers are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham School Mothers’ Club
Walter Damrosch Brings Long Career to San Antonio
The article notes Walter Damrosch's twenty six years with the New York Symphony Orchestra and his May 17 San Antonio engagement. It highlights his ceaseless activity, power to draw peak effort from players, unflagging enthusiasm, and patient rehearsal discipline. It emphasizes his aim to portray a composer's intentions faithfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
San Antonio
Southwest Texas Music Festival Attracts Rail Fare Concession
The Tuesday Musical club and the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra report railroads granted special rates to allow all Southwest Texas residents to attend the music festival. Friday evening at South Heights Methodist church featured an entertaining program with old-time songs sung well and enjoyed by many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesday Musical Club
San Antonio
South Heights
Gebhard and Gebhard Siegel mark twenty fifth anniversary
Mr and Mrs Gebhard Siegel celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary last Wednesday at their home 526 W Wyoming Street. Supper was served at 6 o clock. A very enjoyable evening featured music and singing with numerous friends and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebhard Siegel
Wyoming Street
M._ [iuppersberg
K. Schmidt
M. Grimsinger
Heinz
Truhof
Pasche
Pieper
Altmann
Social Notes of Week in Gonzales
Miss Dina Kelso hosted a surprise party for cousin Miss Pearl Burton with about twenty guests at the Roy Beach residence. Mrs. Munson of Napoleonville, La., visits daughter Mrs. George S. Burgess at the Plaza hotel. Mrs. Ralph Eastland and her son return from San Antonio. Teachers Celina King and Frances Dick left for home. The Thursday club met with sewing and social chat, creating a stock of handwork. The High School Literary Society met Friday afternoon with several visitors and a debate conducted by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Tex
Dina Kelso
Pearl Burton
Roy Beach
Munson
Napoleonville
George S. Burgess
Plaza Hotel
Ralph Eastland
Little Son
San Antonio
Celina King
Frances Dick
J. F. Remschel
Te High School Literary Society
Debaters Affirm Stonewall Jackson Over Lee in Defense
The event featured Fay Botts, Mary Ella Eastland, Ida Woeller, Lizzie Reuter, Victor Johnson and Lee Kokernot arguing for the affirmative. Judges Mesdames Cole Franks and Rev. Dobbs ruled in favor of Stonewall Jackson, while attendees and visitors from San Antonio and local clubs were noted in a sequence of social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Jackson
Robert E. Lee
Fay Botts
Mary Ella Eastland
Ida Woeller
Lizzie Reuter
Victor Johnson
Lee Kokernot
W. M. Cole
W. C. Franks
Charles H. Dobbs
T. M. Walker
San Antonio
J. W. Nixon
Edward Lewis
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Emporium Millinery CO
Juliet Witter
W. Commerce St
Chicago
HAIR
Vogel Sisters
West Commerce ST
Guhter
Hertzberg
Houston and
St. Mary's Sts
Card Club
Mary Hewson
San Pedro
Travis Park Methodist Church
W. L. Bingaman
Trenton Avenue
Laredo
Cones
W. H. Davis
Mr. Davis
Cattlemen’s
A. Colman, Prumier
Main Ave
Emma Witmer
Ida Crane Witmer
Witmer-Crane Millinery Co
Avenue C Corner
Travis Street
New York
Wonder Millinery
Margaret Sammer
Avenue
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