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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1932
Page
25
A crowded garden group luncheon is planned for Thursday with Mea dames O A McCricken Louis Manhoff and P A Pathen among hosts. Numerous meetings follow including Kappa Zeta sorority governance at Gladys Cilyers home Monday evening and a card bridge prize event at Dairyland hall February 26.
Junior Hadassah discussed plans for a cabaret benefiting its activities at a San Antonio Club event on February 21. Members urged full ticket sales, with Esther Levin in charge of the program and Sara Ginsberg reporting on the recent national convention in New York City.
Yiddish Players from New York will perform Salt and Pepper at the San Pedro Playhouse Monday evening at 7 30 Circle. The First Day of School by Lir PAT Highland Park school mothers’ night repeats Feb 19 at 7 30 in Welland Part recreation center. Thomas Jefferson Parent Teacher Association hosts a mother and teacher reception Feb 18 from 4 to 6 at the new Thomas Jefferson High School. Officers Mrs O F Billingsley and Mrs Charles J Brown will be hosts with a long list of helpers. Alamo Review No 22 Woman’s Benefit Association met Feb 4 with President Mrs Bellie Braun. silver tea planned Feb 19 at Mrs Jeff Harts 132 City Street from 2 to 6. Mrs Elizabeth Body named general chairwoman. The guards plan a bake sale Feb 26 at Dairy Hall. Juniors report on their work. Saturdays meetings at the W O W hall. Mrs Lucy Case announced Wednesday meetings at IM L Drexel Avenue. Monday applications for membership accepted. groceries and cash collected for the needy. The Women’s Missionary Society of Alamo Methodist Church will meet Feb 15 at 3 at Mrs A Witchell’s 402 Adams Street. Washington’s Birthday tea to honor the two hundredth anniversary with an educational program by Mrs Waller Fussell. Laurel Heights Auxiliary meets Mon at 2 30 for a short but important session before visiting church members. Shakespeare Club meets Thursday at 4 at the Baskins’ Baltimore Avenue home to discuss What Every Woman Knows. The Degree of Pias Protective Association notes a successful pasty rack. Woodmen of the World hall event proceeds to be announced.
The Alamo chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a regular session at Mrs. W. W. Adams home on Hollywood avenue chaired by Regent Mrs. Thomas Rogers Lenty. Committees reported on flag codes and immigrant libraries placed in public buildings and schools, a February 24 luncheon for Mrs. W. P. H. McFaddin, and an Austin trip February 22 for the George Washington monument dedication. Officers for the coming year were elected and will be installed in May.
The American Legion auxiliary Alamo Unit No. 2 hosts a Vets party at the Fort Sang Koustan hospital recreation hall on February 10. Plans include a program by rehab chairwoman Mrs. G A Lough and updates on WWI veteran benefits.
The City Federation of Women board meets 9 30 a m February 18 at Plaza Hotel for routine business and officer elections. Local clubs hostesses include Mrs Bile Brown and Mrs Besse Schaeller at Alamo Review No 32 gathering February 9 on South Flores Street. Other group notices include Grace Croldvil mothers auxilary February 18 3 pm and Catholic Women’s Benevolent Juniors dance and reading events February 16. Monthly las vegas meetings held Saturdays at 2 30 pm in W W hall. junior state convention to be held in San Antonio with date TBA. Hawthorne PTA study group meets 1 40 pm Monday at 216 Paschal Street. Lambda chapter Pi Mu meets February 4 at Mrs Stife home with Mendelssohn Handel program. Barnard Bee chapter U T C to meet February 36 at Army M C A with social for veterans and friends honoring Dan Smith and Henry Burns.
The Texas Historical and Landmarks association met Thursday afternoon at the St. Anthony hotel with Mrs. T. M. Deckman presiding. The program featured songs by Mrs. Tim Griesenberk, readings by Miss Evalyn Hays, and an original poem by J. M. McCeleb, amid a series of local society notices and upcoming events.
The San Antonio Pen Women hold a regular meeting at the St. Anthony on Tuesday February 9 with President Mrs A O Wiggins presiding. Readings and juvenile program include Mother’s Letter and Santa Claus three act play by Mrs A L Moon poems and readings by Miss Gussie Osborn and Miss Wirgin Woodside plus a ballet and Zona Gales writing method discussion. Milestones include sale of broadcast rights to De Whoopee Miracle and High Road to Web’n, Miss Galdwell’s Negro life sketches on WFAA Cal ios, and Miss Gussie Onborne reporting a child’s story sale to Aye Maria. The Slave fin sorority plans a Valentine dance Monday at the Fort Sam Houston Officers club invitational.
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