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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1931
Page
31
Bess Carroll reports on a Dallas area museum exhibit with works by Gonzales and a watercolor titled Outside Gluneaster Harbor. The piece highlights a Texas Folklore Society event, Old clothes tea, and a Trail Drivers’ collection, including photographs and artifacts from local ranch and western heritage groups.
A club program by the Wasle Derivement of the Won ans group will be held in the club auditorium on April 25 at 3 o clock. Mrs John Darby chairs the program with Mes FLL Carson ax chaltonay pire. The event honors women in music from nature to the subject, with performances across periods and a supporting rowmd table. The Ams sentiine ro wd table will discuss management woes during the special hour.
A Slavic vocal group in native dress will perform at the San Valeo Playhouse on Monday May 11 with songs and dance numbers. The act features Prince Apreneva Slaviansk and a notable troupe, presenting a regional chorus touring with the ensemble.
Miss Fern Hirsch introduces a Sunday evening program led by Miss Nina Voderhill and Mire Tra ian with performances by The Aint Sor riley and Mali Dir Navitteed Sons. The event features selections from solo vocalists and a procession of acts including violins, clarinet, and dance numbers as described, ending with a grand finale.
A junior choir director leads an Austin group in a Sunday concert at St Pauls featuring soprano soloists, chorus, and orchestral accompaniment. The event aims to raise funds for future performances with participants from local churches and schools.
The Music Association of Trea pale Went college will present pianist Mary Alberta Mueller at the college auditorium on the evening of April 72. The association aims to foster public presents of historic and contemporary music, featuring works by representative women composers. The organization lists officers and emphasizes continued cultural outreach through monthly entertainments and concerts by noted artists, with Mueller's recital highlighting their yearlong program.
The Chaminade Concert Chorus performed a refined April program at San Pedro Playhouse conducted by Walter Tunheca. Notable solos by Betty Tongaker Wilson and Warren Huth highlighted an evening praised for technical skill and artistry.
The annual open program of the piano ensemble department at Westmonnland College featured Mrs ident devel A ecent and Mint Maer Brown Campbell with a 4 piece program in Mary Catherine hall. Guests included Mra. S McDupald and Miss Feri Mirach god Stra. performances by Emvel and others closed with a piece from Mosanurgaks series Grelianne.
City launches postcard sketches from works by noted artists to fund palace restoration. Public art pieces will be displayed as limited prints sold for 10 cents each, with proceeds aiding palace expenses. A list of contributing artists includes Borglum, Dawson, Gonzales, Kenting, McGill, Maverick, and others. An April 23 deadline sets a 19 inch by 24 inch finish for entries.
Fragk Ht Leger, a concrete worker from Chicago Cirle Ope company, arrived in San Apienis on Wednesday. The junior auction of the Alstor MSnaival eles will hold a meeting on Friday April 1 at 3 oclock. Elizabeth Puatotoe and Dorothy ANen lead a program at the event with readings, songs, and dances. A separate recital featuring Ela Heckeneen’s group occurred Saturday March 28 at 600 Wert Crete place with participants including Floye TAMIan Atorall Amelia Mahone and Helen Sasnos among others.
Hauser Wall departs for New York with plans for a Greek motif performance. The project centers on a ceremony for the queen of Olympus on April 24 and features orchestral progress by young performers under Sarli tutelage.
The Business and Professional Women's Club presents an annual wild flower show at the Witte Museum on April 31 and 32. Dr Mary Harper originated the show and chaired it for three years. The organizing committee includes Pearl Joberan Trekwey Mallee Jane Rietze Viola Alante and others. A board meeting of the Women's club with president Blanche Mellombia will be held Monday evening April 5 at Milam Building at 6 19 p.
Prima Art Guild of Atno Art Anatitue schedules a Monday morning meeting at 10 o'clock April 1 at Mya Hears Dought's home. Program includes recitals and slide show of Michelangelo works with members performing short scenes and readings by Alin He Diemann Rithe and others.
Civic Opera plans to stage The Sultan of Sulu in June at the open aje theater im Draekeoriize with San Antonis Civic Quern company. Director David Griffin and stage director Gwye ne coordinate auditions at 231 Broadway studio seeking principal roles and chorus members as they raise funds for the production.
Soprano Lucchese Jim a celebrated prima donna coloratura returns to San Antonio for an April 29 concert under the Duchessa JPAosta club at the San Tadeo plestoune. The recital features Victoria Kern violin and music students with a program including readings by Vera O Sareix and Connie Delavan and a mix of violin pieces and vocal showcases.
The bridge across Schu hazit creek, regarded as the world’s longest single span wooden covered bridge, is believed doomed. County officials in Alghey plan a modern replacement bridge to take its place.
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