Charity and the season of giving in the San Antonio Light
The San Antonio Light notes charity as a contagious virtue, urging year end giving to aid the poor and those with thwarted ambitions. It highlights organized efforts like the Christmas Cheer Association and Nat Washer's annual dinner for newsboys as examples of communal philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harity
Christmas Cheer Association
Nat Washer
Society Notes Brighten Holidays With Weddings and Charity
Miss Birdie Elizabeth Coleman returns from Miss Spence's School in New York to spend holidays, joining Miss Florabel Townsend who also comes from Virginia College. The Phi Alpha Sigma Club hosts a tango breakfast Wednesday. Guests include Miss Ethel Hopkins of Louisville and Miss Pearl Wilkinson recently from Atlanta. Miss Laura Graves from New York visits with Dr. Amos Graves. Miss Juliet Crittenberger from Anderson joins Fort Sam Houston post society. A flood relief benefit tea is planned for St Anthony's and Rotary Club promotes a community Christmas tree as part of this season's charity efforts.
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Birdie Elizabeth Coleman
Thomas Allee Coleman
Miss Spence
New York City
Florabel Townsend
Virginia College
M. S. Townsend
Florabel
Rotary Club
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Ongnie Hopkina
Ethel Virginia Hopkins
Louisville, Ky
E. A. Norton
Miss Hopkins
Mrs. Norton
Miss Pearl Wilkinson
Atlanta
Miss Wilkinson
San Antonio
Laura Graves
New York
Amos Graves
Juliet Crittenberger
Anderson, Ind
Willis D. Crittenberger
Fort Sam Houston
Miss Crittenberger
St. Anthony
David K. Furnish
Min Pearl Wilkinson
Juliet
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