Delphians Resume Diverse Study Programs
Aurora Délphian chapter plans a 9:65 a m meeting at the GL Anthony hotel with Mrs Alton Robertson and a painter’s study on Masaccio Fra Angelico Fra Lippo Lippi. Other chapters meet at hotels or libraries for Renaissance art, poetry, and German and French painting topics with named leaders and participants.
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Aurora Délphian
GL. Anthony
Alton Robertson
Masaccio
Fra Angelico
Lippo Lippi
Mésdamus R. W. Menger
H. O. Chancellor
R. F. Cathcars
A. Soell
Chintan Sauith
Antonio
Emory Thompson
W. Walker
Missionary Society Officers to be Installed at Bt. Indian Lutheran
The Ladies Aid Missionary society of Bt. Indian's Lutheran church meets at 2 30 p m Thursday in the parish hall. Officers to be installed include President Mrs A E Jaegels and vice presidents Mrs Henry Hein Mrs H Kramme Mrs William Wolters treasurer Mrs J H Covington English Secretary Miss Louise Rehberg German secretary Mrs A S Shackelford Ynnaorial secretary Mrs J Mullen press reporter Mrs Mary Digmowity custodian Mrs A Hartune and refreshments chair Mrs A Rips. Newly elected officers of Louise Teil Ewing tent Daughters at Union Veterans will be installed Friday after a 12 30 noon swearing in at 215 Fifth street. Mrs Agnes Dits department president is invited to install. Mrs Dits headquarters are in Dallas.
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Ladies Aid. Missionary Society of Bt. Indin
A. E. Jaegels
Henry Hein
H. ©. Kramme
William Wolters
J. H. Covington
Louise Rehberg
A. S. Shackelford
J. ¥. Mullen
Mary Digmowity
A. Hartune
A. Rips
A. L. Wolff
Harry Beyer
George Battersby
L. W. Basse
Johanne Wolters
DAR Enjoys New Year's Party at West Frances Place
The San Antonio de Bexar chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a New Year's gathering with Mrs. E. J. Fellowes at her West Frances Place home. New members and visiting DAR visitors were introduced, plans discussed for garden plantings at the Alamo, and a fund vote recommended assisting a needy American family. An open house by Bexar camp is announced for January 10 with installing officers and musical numbers. A separate DAR meeting and various club activities followed with guest speakers, refreshments, and community events scheduled into mid-January.
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San Antonio de Bexar
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. J. Fellowes
West
Frenca Place
Pralyer
Herbert Berndan
R. ©. Johnson
Anthony van Tuyl
D.ar
L. H. Richmond
Army- Navy
C. M. Eagan
New ‘Orleans
C. Stetson
Grace Page
Muinea Polis
Minneapolis
4. A. Cline
Comfort Wood
Wharton
Texas
William Robert Smith
Rebecca Stoddert
el Paso
J. K. Beretta
Alamo Chanter
John Otis Kirspatrick
Alamo
H.W. Newhall
Fellowes
Mesdamés A. D, Burmett
E, J, Altgelt
Frank. Davis
Joseph K. Carnal
George Chamberlain
Rasidah Review
Winnie Hoffmnn
Mathe Reeve
Alamo Review
Cara Mae Hobaworth
Dallas
Phynetta Bur ‘Seton
Paris
Hoffmann
St Andthons Hotel
Berta
Renfro
Sallie de Boteter
W. B.A
Puti Kasidar
Mother Reeve
Janet Roberson
Geneva
St.i. C. O F. Ball
Omekett
Pauline Neuitz
Kasidah Westway Club
Nelle Bull
Montana
Helen Howard
Officers’ Council
Mellie Hipherta
Avant
Toye Woman's Guard Club
Claudia Jones
Princeton
Mertz Bury
Honorees federation meets at Aurora in morning
The Federation of Music Clubs met Wednesday morning at the crystal ballroom of the Aurora hotel. President Mary S Edwards presided as chairmen reported progress. New members joined and several chair appointments were made for contests in May including junior clubs and young artists. A bulletin with contest numbers for solo and ensemble work was made available at the San Antonio Music Company and Carnegie Library. A program by young children followed the business meeting, impressing the audience with rhythm and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Music Clubs
Crystal Ballroom
Aurora Hotel
Mary S. Edwards
Over Musical Industries
Alois Braun
Federation
Tarburton
Brelta Seymour
F. Dindbere
San Antonio Music Company
Carnegie Library
Misa Alice Mayfield
Whcheon
Woman's Club Calendar and Meetings Overview
A list of weekly club gatherings includes the Shakespearean Artist group chaired by John W. Legate on Monday, Musical Round Table led by Mrs John Watts on Tuesday, and a Wednesday legislation department chaired by Mrs W Wo MyCrozp. The week also notes a noon tea round table chaired by Myra J. 3 Peter, a Friday discussion group chaired by Mrs 2 B Graham, and a Saturday Amaranthine round table led by Miss E JT Passionary. The Happy Thought club hosted a Christmas party with 40 guests hosted by Mrs Ida Douglas. Mrs Ames Blank presided at Grove meeting in the W.O.W. hall with installation by Fannie Mak Benkendorfer of Blue Bonnet grove and Mits One Kissinger from Nevada visiting. The Womens Belief corps meet at 2120 p m Wednesday at Security Benefit hall, with installing officer Mrs Elms Kline. Emin Thinlap will play and Mrs Alice Smith will speak on Patriotism, while Mrs Lir Nichols reports on Welfare Work.
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Woman's Club
Mra
John W. Legate
Musical Round Table
John Watts
Legislation Department
W. Wo MyCrozp
Thorediy
Myra
Peter
Graham
Amaranthine Round Table
Miss E
Happy Thought Club
Ida Douglas
Ames Blank
Grove
W.O.W
Fannie Mak Benkendorfer
Blue’ Bonnet Grove
Lfbers
The
Mits One Kissinger
Nevada
Women's Belief Corps
Security Benefit Hall
Elms Kline
Mire Emin Thinlap
Alice Smith
Lir. Nichols
Self Culture Club Hears of Panama Travel Program
The Self-Culture Club met at the president Mrs Deveregue Cannon's home on Thursday afternoon. A travel program Parigina was shown, and Mrs Stephen Stumberg gave a background sketch on Panama and canal construction for Mrs E Echoft's narrative. The article lists various officers and a past president's jewel to be presented to 1933 president Mrs Ida Pippel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelf Culture Club
Prsident
Deveregue Cannon
Bee Chapter Holiday Meeting at St Ronys Hotel
Barnard Bee chapter Unit Daughters of the Confederacy held a New Year informal business session at Lester the members entertained with a seated tea by Mrs. We Willer at 1557 West Michella. Assisted by Mrs. dH Berry and W. A. Flaming, serving from a Japanese tea table, the house was decorated with oblong silver balls. The next meeting of the Historical and Landmark Society will be at Elis olff Thursday at 4 p m with programs on Purdy Bchnal System in Texas and a grant to establish a permanent fund. Mrs. Ida Schweppes is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnassus Delphien
St. Anthony
Doyle
Mesdames W. W. McDonsid
W. B. Grosclase
Willam Gaston
J. H. Skimmer
C. A. James
G. Kipp
Charles
Sunny
Blevins
Burnett
Afr
Arthur Sandfield
Corpus Christi
Winooka Club
Miss Winecka
Merry McKee
Dorothy Cheetham
Laura Grenxes
Ollie Youtig
Laurie Staudt
Marie ‘Taylor
Doris White
Geraldine Hansen
Miriam Webb
Cluo
Hernice Landauer
St. Anthony Hotel
Barnard
Daughters of the Confederacy
New Years Aften
Strony Hotel
Lester
We Willer
West Michella
Berry
W. A. Flaming
Sss
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Hala Deithan
Anthony
J. W. Allen
Reece
Anthrim
Escoi
Brusevhan
Bacon
Mie. Stewart
Bpensoe
Boyle
Parker
Delta Kappa Sigma
Epsilon Alamo
Mire
McClanashan
Handel
Hayden
Afovart
Byrd
Handels
Lauterstein
Thompeck
Haydn
Ericson
Alin Hecker
Delphian Rocinty
Priday
Thalia Delphian Chapter
G. G. Geyer
Dream Hill Estates
Council of Tiers Stecordlay
Knut Hamsun
Mr. Bamsitn
DeMtece de Thomas
Mary Stewart Edwards
Ann Becker
Beta Alamo Delphian
Eva Long Wilte
Athene Delphian
Public Service
Festimne
Horace Chambers
Cotogne
L. Grage Coley
Richard Werner
Holbein
R. E. McBride
Alebrech Durer
Jaud J. Carter
Carlos Urrutia
Lorimer
Delphian Council
Maré
E. M. Stevens
Aurora
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter
Infarnate Word College
Merjory Willins
St Anthony Hotel
Gamms A
Amo
Wes Fay
Eat
Hill Fucstay
Thelma Logise Shelf
Melvin A. Lipsitz
Louis Lipsitz
Waco
Dies. M. Sheff
Sears
Prrmanture
Mhannos
Bet
Manleare
Ruth Corder
Mar
Sears, Roebuck and. CO
Dar
Bexar Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Uvalde Camp
Uvalde
Hadl
East Crockett Street
W. A. Stephenson
George W. McMurray
Thelma Drive
John L. Brownes
Ellen Schulz Quillin
B. J. Larkin
Virginia
Miz
Theotate E. Mumme
Thomas Reid
Scotland
WF. Hoos
Protestant Woman's Association
Medison Square Presbyterian Church
F. W. Whiteside
Mary Ade
Carson
Amy Brown
Madis Square Presbyterian Church
Willan Patrick
Mirs Bikol C. Webl
Maran Heigl Raper OL E
wRengel Rul Spruce
Era Ron
Oper House
Barta
Santa
St. John's Luther League
Werner Zeikardt
Helen Hg
Plana
Nekodah Temple
Daughters of Rue
Sowing Circle Landz
Scottish Rite Temple
Louise Brice
Vier
Juekle Shyder
Sallie Onde
Velma Stewart
Carre M. Hurt
Bernadette Op. Penhelmer
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Parent-Teather Association
Helen Richter
Barlow
Gladys Richter
Dallis
Gladys Zerr
John Daily
George Barlow Jr
Venncita Barlow
Orville Clayton
G. Davis
Lawrence Petersen
Elmer Rees
Barry Walter
Arthur Nentwich
Mary Kinnear
Walt Chapman
Newton
Kan
Marin B. Fenwlek Parcit- Teacher Association
Ps Ti
Wediceday
Mira
W. Chick
Mary Louise Weyman
St. Mary's University
Virginia Lohman
Edith Scott
Honorees Federation
San Antonio
Aleah Zadik Aleph
Binat Brrith
Louis Candy
Aaron Bleck
Harry Shapiro
Lewis Tkwhk
Aaron Smith
Sam Lifschotz
Abe Levit
Aston Block
Harry Shapiro Ware
Alepit Zadik Alopn
A. A
Hebrew Institute
Quincy Street
Woman's Association
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Assembly House
G. Huey
G. So¢iner
Circle 2
Warren Bessellent
Tiungdon
China
Ts South
Panama
Joe
Branley ¢Itele
Grand Army of the Republic
Faith Flanagan
Ida Pippely
Lala Melaman
Filler B
Mills
Btella- Bf
Loomis
Marie Neft
Mary Holmes
Alice Crossman
Trene Hagen
Katie Scharfenberg
Ida Pippel
Bee
Ay Ult
Kidskin
Oxfords
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