Mrs Carson Reports on Work in Texas Federation
Mrs. F L Carson, director of musical education, outlined a plan to advance music in Texas at the Texas Federation meeting in Fort Worth. She described collaborations with San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, national and church music bodies, and efforts to elevate Texas composers while organizing contests and a music room display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
F. L. Carson
Texas Federation of Woman's Clubs
Texas Federation
Fort Worth
Austin
Texas
Dalles
San Antonio
Hell
States
Ontario
Sitres
Bmirs
Edgar Stillman Kelly
National Federation of Music Clubs
Chautangqua Institut
Dallas
BP. I. McNeel
D A R Holds Luncheon Session In Local Chapter Events
Allamy chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a Thursday luncheon at the homes of Mrs. E. W. Kirkland and Mrs. Rosa Noyes. Mrs. Ross Davis was elected delegate to the continental congress in Washington, D C, April 1. Several out of town guests attended and other officers were elected. Students from the dramatic department performed two one act plays under teachers Bessie Dickey and Jeston Dickey. A silver basket centerpiece and a large coconut cake highlighted the tea. Post-luncheon hostesses included Mrs. Kirkland and Mrs. Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allamy Chapter
W. Kirkland
Rosa Noses
Mis
Ira Perry
Ross Davis
Washington
Regent's
Ele
Delerate
Heusinger
Lea “Lesser
J. Lentz
John J. Grissom
Irg Perry
John Doncan
Joos
E. W. Kirkland
C. J
GC. Churchill
Dramatic Department
Wisses Bessiel
Jeston Dickey
Abs
Rosa Noyes
Mesdemes Kirkland
Perry
J. H. Lesiz
L. C. Haring W. BE
Tange BE
J. Larkin
Alice Lathrop
Alamo Chapter
J. L. Wiedner
Women’s Auxiliary Officers Named for Bexar Society
Reading left to right the Women’s Auxiliary to the Bexar County Medical Society lists Mrs L J Manhoff second vice president Mrs T H Sharp corresponding secretary Mrs Ralph Jack son president. Lower row shows Mrs Frank N Haggard secretary and Mrs C D Stein winder treasurer.
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Bexar County Medical Society
Reading
Medical Society Auxiliary
L. J. Manhoff
T. H. Sharp
Ralph Jack
Frank N. Haggard
C. D. Steinwinder
Dance scene at Casa Regina hosts Valentine party
Casa Regina at 130 Oakland Street hosted a Valentine evening by the Laurel Heights Methodist circle honoring Pastor Fletcher and Dr and Mrs Sessions with pink carnations and tiki pink tapers. The event featured a choreographed dance "The Rich Little Poor Little Girl" by Helen Rose Compton and Agnes Jonas with Miss Polly Norton in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Girele
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Jed Frost
West Elsmere Avenue
Philip Fletcher
T. FE. Sessions
Mes
O. E. Douglas
Quest
Haile
Wheeler
St. Valentine
Clas- Casa Regina
Oakland Street
Jocal Council of
Paehalinaman
Valentine
Paul Jones
Lttle
Helen Rose Compton
Agnes Jonas
Fried Evangelical church rummage sale and youth group meet
A Ladies' Aid rummage sale is planned for Tuesday morning at the market house while Friedens Evangelical church youth group meets this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Sunday school room. Miss Elsin Schoomann leads the educational program details unchanged.
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Ald Soewtr
The
Young Peoples Lenge of
Fried
Ens Evangelical Church
Elsin Schoomann
Council Tea at Casa Planned by Diocesan Women
The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women plans a tea at Casa Regins on Thursday from 4 to 6, honoring visiting clergy and attending the investiture of Archbishop Arthur J. Dyes. A long list of ladies will assist, followed by a Blushonnet function at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocesan Council of
Catholic Women
Caen Regins
Selergy
Arthur J. Dyes
BT. Moore
Mesdainse Hureh
Mendel
AL W. Wallizrly
Gatlegher
A. A. Maerz
W. F. Sapp
A. Huth
Ellen Battersby
W. H. Nixon
John Toudouze
ieClare
Rosa Hochwater
P. Onesisno
M.C. Villanueva
Ange BE
Mahs
Louise Scbinidt
Williams LL. Coar
Strgin
J. A. Gil Gall
Allerman
J. J. ¢Zill
Irene Floriffers
Eda Trn
FE L Chub in Mexican Lunch Set by First Baptist Club
The T E L club of the First Baptist church held a luncheon last Saturday at the original Mexican restaurant honoring teacher Mrs. W R Barnes. About fifty members attended with heart shaped favors for Mega Burnz. Mrs W H Ridgeway president paid tribute to the class and guests toasted Mrs Frank Cunningham and others. Flowers were presented to Mrs Varnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. L. Club
First Baptist Church
W. R. Barnes
Mega. Burnz
W. H. Ridgeway
A. W Green
B. S. Chandler
H. Gates
Miss Pearl Hooker
Frank Cunningham
AK. A. Slaydeg
Ridgeway
Vanrne
Plant Day Observed by Women's Club in San Antonio
The Women's Club civic department held plant day at the clubhouse with rose buds and shrubs donated by members. Commissioner Trambert agreed to prepare flower beds to beautify the city. The group opposed caging birds and protested a bill to substitute an appointive board for the seven elected members of the San Antonio Independent School District. Mrs. King read a poem. Mrs. Hass and Mrs. Flannery sang. Olga Seiser and Cazelle performed a whistling piece.
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The
Woman’s Club
Trambert
San Antonio
San Antonio Independent
William King
Eugene Hass
Flannery
Harry Leap
Olga Seiser
Air
Cazelle
Willard Dettley
Allene Jackson Lang
Phoenix Club Elects Its Officers
The Phoenix club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Thom s Rumsey leading. Officers elected for the coming term include Mrs. Charles W. Gilbert president and several vice presidents and secretaries. The club plans Drama Week with an open meeting at the Menger hotel on Tuesday February 15 at 3 30 as Miss Eckenroth reads Pog O My Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Club
Thoms Rumsey
Charles W. Gilbert
KR. L. Evans
W. T. Bivins
J. CO. Oslin
Berta George
Herbert Tolmereen
Thomas Ramsey
Annie Ramsey
Menger Hotel
Phi Zeta Chi Hosts Informal Dance at Officers Club
Phi Zeta Chi members were entertained by Col. O. B. Nichols and First Infantry officers at the officers club. Chaperones Lt. and Mrs. J. J. Lewis, with Lieut. J. M. Smith as master of ceremonies. San Actotio Review Nucther 8 met in Odd Fellows hall with large attendance and plans a rummage sale. Mary Barry won the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Zeta Chi Forocity
O. B. Nichols
First Infantry Thesday
Officers’ Club
J. J. Lewis
J. M. Smith
San Actotio Review Nucther 8
Odd Fellows Hall
Mary Barry
A New Principle in Complexion Treatment
An old skin care claim promotes Mercolized wax as a safe alternative to cosmetics. It describes typical creams clogging pores and causing blemishes, while Mercolized wax allegedly absorbs dead particles and unhealthy matter, restoring a natural, healthy complexion. The product is said to be available at drug stores in ounce quantities and applied at night.
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Mrs. Carson
Woo Ee Mre
A. B. Rossi
Thurssey
Bunco
A. Parsons
D. Rotandi
Ed Dobrowelski
Tlazs
FB. Demarco
Ee Dobrowelski
E. Wisher
O. Gruen
A. Lamm
V. Mortellio
J. Cassell
Yemmesee Sigma
Wee
Alamo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Plaza Garden
Hesdemes J. C. Sterch
R. P. Ingram
Wi. Scott
Suth
J. P. Robert Bon
Eleanor Thackenridge
Associa
Missionary
Lanre Heights
Robert E. Lee
U. Ty
Ganter Hotel
Betay
T. W. McAllister
Merry Makers Club
RED Bird
Reinhard Coffee & Tea CO
Casa Regina
Eli Hertzberg
Chopin
George de Armand
Frank Thea
Peacon Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Casa
Vema Bo
St. Anthony
New York
David Belasco
el Christo
Green
Roy Beard
Melrose Lamisoz
Leila Pyros
Sarah Bindley
Tarnard Bane
U. Id
Army
M. USA
Hame
Mills
San Pedro Avenue
Dorna
Elute
T. FE. L. Chub
Ady
Sid
Trembsnes
Ted
Marcels
Mr. Wuest
Gunter Beauty Shop
Vogue Beauty Shop
Gunter Hotel
Vogue Crockett
Crockett
Phi Zeta Chi
T At
Main Ave
San Antonio, Texas
Botrenit Te Wout & Marx Co
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