Items of Interest In the World Of Music and Art
Archeeology and art head the lst of developments at the Witte Memorial museum this week. Over 200 entries have come in to date for the local Artists Exhibition. Miss Eleanor Onderdonk extended the entry deadline to Wednesday. Pictures will likely be judged Thursday by a three-person jury. A box of Texas Indian bones has been turned over to the museum director. The article notes Col Crimmins returned from Mexico with masks and baskets and reflects on Mexican public works and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Carroll
Lst
Witte Memorial Museum
Gefo
Gol
Martin L. Crimmins
Pyramids of Mexico
Colonel Crimmins
Mexico
Mexico City
A. L. Deverdun
Eleanor Onderdonk
Sri
Harry Anthony de Young
Mary Bonner
San Antonio Scientific Society
Ellen Schulz Quillin
Witte
Bai+ Furlong
Chamber of Commerce
A. J
CLUB EVENTS AT THE PLAZA AND COMMUNITY NOTES
The Winooka club held a round table banquet on the Plaza hotel roof with new pledges Beatrice Talbott Clepta Lant Flizshrth Balzen and Louise Slaudt honored alongside Edna Earl Masden who plans to move to Yockum. Social plans extend into September and October. officers to be elected in October. The Sun Flower Sewing club gathered at Mrs Knowlton’s Elm Grove lodge for an all day meeting with a Guadalupe river luncheon and a future meeting at Mrs Pankratz’s home in September. A flag drill at the Protestant Orphans’ home featured many members from Myrtle Grove Woodmen Circle and other groups with performances by piano and ukulele numbers. Members of Albert Sidney Johnston chapter US D C will meet at Mrs Ed Hulform’s home for business and social positions. Blue Bonnet Grave No 1972 hosted a card and dance party at Woodmen hall. Open house at Ube grove to honor 40 year members and junior Kradistita exercises will be demonstrated. W O W camps and Daughters of Union Veterans planned lawn party and ice cream social at Mrs Mil dred Moore’s home. The Belta club hosted a 12 luncheon at the Gunter hotel terrace. The Officers’ club Olive Magnalin grove Woodmen Circle No 157 met at Minnie Brown’s home with Eva Lawson presiding and refreshments served to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winooka Club
Plaza Hotel
Beatrice Talbott
Clepta Lant
Flizshrth Balzen
Louise Slaudt
Edna Earl Masden
Schuler Sallis
Lilian Helit
Beatrice San Miguel
Sun Flower Sewing Club
Edna Zizelman
Myrtle Grove
Woodmen Circle
Katie Bell Utz
Alta Lea Duryea
Lois Gilmore
Annie Sellberger
Ruby Moore
Fernanda Conran
Lena
Mollie Henson
Martha McKay
Hilds Nichols
Minnie Fischer
Pauline Reey
Claudia Jams
Albert Sidney Johnston
D. C
Ed Hulform
Pout Avenue
Df Atlock
Blue Bonnet
Wooden Circle
Ymerabee
Woodmen Hall
Edna L. Bonquel
Gerda Schweppe
Iainty Woodsen
Adele Cord Wis
Anta Barbero
Thel Phillips
Anil Ares Gumrs
Phonce Valard
Aue
Erna Mauller
W. G. Visio
Mins Dorothy Phillips
Bram
Tin Dlyegsan
Olive
Magnalini Grove
Woodmen Circle No
Minnie Brown
Eva Lawson
Lydia Vogt
Sarah Dickey
Maude Vers
Lilly Crowley
Emily Woorima Mosse
Nettle Mulhern
Mathilda Wosnig
Lydia Scott
Vera Vogt
Role of Phoebe in Guard Theatre Production
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Phoebe played by actress Aythun of the Guard in a stage adaptation. The source hints at casting and a promotional mention but lacks complete details for a full summary.
Yeomen of the Guard cast announced for September 6
The Jelvic Opera Company revival of The Yeomen of the Guard lists Mrs. Arthur Blard as Phoebe, Mrs. Q. B. Black as Elsie Maynard, with Joseph Burger, Lloyd Harris, Troy Harris and others in key roles. Dame Carruthers is played by Mrs. Gisela Bauer Sutles. The production features a large chorus and an elaborate ballet with cast members including Kos Koeppe and Ray Keck, with rehearsals underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe
Arthur Blard
Jelvic Opera. Company
Yeomen of the Guard
Q. B. Black
Elsie Maynard
Blard
Sulu
Pilsen
Mrs. Black
Jack Point
Troy¢ Harris
Wilfred Shadbolt
San Antanio Opera
Donald Brian
Meg Widow
Sultan
Dame Cacuth
Ars
Tower of London
Gisela Bauer Sutles
Martha
Dame Carruthers
Kate
Roma Koeppe
Leonard Merrill
Ray Keck
Leutenant of
Tower
Richard Cholmondeley
Fred Zalmanzig
Zalmanzig
Harry Krohn
Fist Yeomen
Music Institute Presents Program at San Antonio Studio
Ras Emma Kers'Reilly and Miss Leona Rahm directed a pupil concert at 408-410 Oppenheimer, featuring violin solos duets and quartets, ensemble numbers from institute orchestras and a tap dance. About one hundred guests attended as pupils Dorothy Krenz Martin Moxley Mary Rohm Hosa Reilly Mary Tuten Nora Smith Ruth Bowman and others performed with Beacons School and Bonner studio participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Institute
San Antonio Institute of Music
Ras Emma Kers'Reilly Plantar
Leona Rahm
Rosas Und Bailey Lewis
Oppenheimer Building
Rose Gene Reilly
Beacon
Mary Grace Tuten
Bonner Dance Studi
Leona
Rahm
EJ. Rahm
Golde Hollander
Dorothy Lee Krenz
Martin Jones Moxley
Mary Angela Rohm
Adelens
Church Music Program at Government Hut Sunday Morning
The ME Church presents a Sunday morning program featuring Prelude in E flat Kern hymn harp solo In Monastery Garden Ira Mae Netherly offertory solo Consider the Lilies Lucile Klaus soprano solo Theta Manning postlude Mrs Grace Kime organist Mrs George Brush director George Baker baritone guest artist at Monday evening musicale by Miss Willetta Mae Clarke violinist and Miss Edna June Jump pianist accompanist at 8 30 p m in the Crystal room of the Aurore apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Hut
Kern
Monastery Garden
Ira Mae
George Baker
Willetta Mae Clarke
Edna June ‘Ump
Aurore Apartments
Final Recital of Music Club at 220 West Laurel Street
The final summer recital by pupils of the Musical Art studios in their new home at 220 West Laurel Street is set for 4 p.m. next Saturday under director Diana Sellards Lanewater. Featured performers include Mitel McCollough Frances Burkholder Helen Shields Frances Lee Archer Margaret Poland Rebecca Gray Thelka Wilding Moonyeen Domingues Edith Shields Daniel Dominguez Violet Poland Catherine Penplozsa Ledae Dominguez Margaret Canmann Katherine Sallings Mrs. Howard Winters Florence Willis Virginia May Gray. Club president Katherine Sallinga will oversee, with Mildred Shields directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art
Weal Laurel Street
Diana Sellards Lanewater
Mitel McCollough
Frances Burkholder
Helen Shields
Frances Lee Archer
Margaret Poland
Rebecca Gray
Thelka Wilding
Moonyeen Domingues
Edith Shields
Daniel Dominguez
Violet Poland
Catherine Penplozsa
Ledae Dominguez
Margaret Canmann
Katherine Sallings
Howard Winters
Florence ‘Willis
Virginia May Gray
Katherine Sallinga
Mildred Shields
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Pyramids
Mueum
Crimmins
Pancho Villa
Chinese Herb Co
W. OQ. W. Camps
Savile T
Louise ‘Tell Ewing
Mildred Moore
East
Evergreen Street
Eula Flanagan
Josephine J. Bickham
Alice Crozs
Belta Club
Terrace
Gunter Hotel
Jessie Garcia
Josephine Persia
Inez Quintanilla
Janjé Hohenstein
Virginia, Estrada
Carmen Nelson
Elisa
Consuelo Flores
Fhoebe
Biard
Yeomen
Lone Star
Ridge Park
Central Christian
Cones Chelelinn Church
Stan and
San Petey
Yeomen” Opera
Oresa
I. See
Mayo Lite
Hosepinit
Low Wess
MAYO
Bros., Dentists
Texas Furniture Stores CO
St. Mary's and
Willita Sta.—Opposde South
Young Tower
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