Fifth district Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Meet at San Marcos
The Fifth district meeting will be held in San Marcos on April 19 and 20 with an opening evening April 18 and adjournment at noon April 20. Biennial election of officers, press program by March 15, and a long slate of officers and associate committees are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
San Marcos
G. R. Scott
Corpus Christi
A. B. Peticolas
Victoria
R.S
Julia Caldwell
Lois Cory-Thompson
San Antonio
Amy Cresswell Bell
Lida Dougherty
Beeville
Henry Redmond
Cyrus Jackson
Austin
R. S. Walker
Lou Willeford
Minerva Lewis
Gonzales
R. B.creager
Brownsville
F. C. Spruill
Uvalde
Phoenix Club Meeting at Daughters HQ
The Phoenix club meets Thursday at 4 PM at the Daughters of the Confederacy headquarters. Members will respond to roll call with quotations from The Lady of the Lake and discuss current events and club business before studying canto I of The Lady of the Lake.
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Phoenix Club
Daughters of the Confederacy
Shakespeare Club to Meet at Baskin Residence
The Shakespeare club meets Thursday afternoon at the Misses Baskin residence. The lesson is A Winter's Tale Act V scenes 2 and 3 led by Mrs. J M Kincaid with roll call responses as parting couplets. Mrs. W H Burgess reads a paper on Perdita and Miss Lida Baskin presents Autolycus reading.
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Shakespeare Club
Open meeting of American Woman's League at Camden Street
The American Woman's League will hold an open meeting on Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the Woman's Club House, 201 Camden Street. Miss Nada Ingraham, state regent, will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's League
Woman's Club
Camden Street
League
International Club
Miss Ingraham
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Government Hill Methodist Church
T. F. Pierce
Community club meetings fill busy afternoon schedule
A series of meetings across local groups includes the league at the International Club with Miss Ingraham speaking, the Twentieth Century Study Club at 1712 Buena Vista, and services by women’s missionary societies. Additional gatherings span Riverside Park Baptist, River side Baptist, South Heights Methodist, Crockett and Ferdinand Herff School Mothers clubs with speakers on motherhood and personal ideals.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
Belle Dilgarde
Buena Vista Street
City Federation of Woman's Clubs Meeting Report
The fourth grade presents a musical and literary program as hostesses Mrs. Dinwiddie Holleman Breen Herff Roy Hearne and Miss Breeding oversee the event. The City Federation of Woman's Clubs meets Saturday at 3 at the Woman's Club house with reports and elections. Fannin School Mothers' Club hosts Friday at 3 30 with Rev. Godbey speaking and a musical program drawing a large attendance.
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R. L. Dinwiddie
C. Holleman
C. C. Breen
A. Herff
Roy Hearne
Alice Breeding
Fannin School
V.A. Godbey
Travis Park Methodist Church
Memorial Service at Milam's Grave Honors Texas Heroes Day
Miss Sarah D Adams announces Monday program at Milam's Grave Milam Square at 4 o'clock marking Texas Heroes Day March 6 with schoolchildren decorating Ben Milam's grave. The program features songs and two addresses by Judge Don A Bliss and Chas M Barnes.
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Sarah D. Adams
de Zavala
Milam
Milam Square
Alamo
Texas
San Antonio
Ben Milam
Don A. Bliss
Chas. M. Barnes
America
Miss Edith Raybould Hosts Red and White Heart Party
Edith Raybould entertained a large group at her parents home 515 Hays Street with a heart party featuring a three course luncheon. Prizes went to Maggie Lacy Lorene Isome Edgar Krisch and Ira Kennedy. Guests included numerous young women and men with helpers Mrs Raybould Mrs G A Lowther and Mrs A Gloeckner. Hats and bonnets for children and young girls showcased styles from simple sailors to elaborate picture hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Raybould
Hays Street
Maggie Lacy
Lorene Isome
Edgar Krisch
Ira Kennedy
Olga
Alma Krisch
Agnes
Lilly Wolfarth
Florence Wegel
Hilder Wegel
Birthday Party Honors Miss Eda Kumpf at Lakeview Home
Mrs. W. Kumpf hosted a 22nd birthday party for her daughter at 2611 Lakeview Avenue last Tuesday. Guests enjoyed a light evening of songs and dancing followed by luncheon at about 11 o clock. Present included Mr. R. A. Whiteside Mrs. L. E. Cartledge Ed Spencer Miss Lillian Ducos Henry Monier Miss Clara Diaz and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kumpf
Lakeview Avenue
Eda Kumpf
R. A. Whiteside
L. E. Cartledge
Ed. Spencer
Lillian Ducos
Henry Monier
Clara Diaz
Card Club Entertained By Icke Sisters At Home
I. D. C. Card club members were entertained by Misses Josie and Florence Icke at 324 South Street yesterday. Winners at games included Agnes Wohlfarth first and Lily Wohlfarth second. Nellie Casey took the consolation. An ice course followed for noted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. C. Card Club
Josie
Florence Icke
South Street
Richmond
Agnes Wohlfarth
Lily Wohlfarth
Nellie Casey
Agnes Wollfarth
Alice Gorrell
Erna Donop
Edna Maier
Lilly Wohlfarth
Alma Jud
Esther Newton
Annie Bierschwabe
Leslie Weimer
Jennie Goulding
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Big Crockery
Newton, Weller & Wagner Co
Commerce St
P. S
Holland
The
Netherlands
West
Macon Street
Department of Philanthropy and Domestic Science
Woman's Club House
Government’ Hill Literary Club
Riverside Park Baptist Church
South Presa and
McMullen Streets
Riverside Baptist Church
Roygan Williamson
Woman's Foreign Mission Society of
South Heights
Crockett School Mothers’ Club
F. W. McAllister
Ferdinand
History Club
Lane Taylor
L. E. Wolfe
Imperial Faillinery Shop
East Commerce Street
M.C. Powell
Virginia Girl
City Federation of Woman's Clubs
Sadlie Hannum
Lynchburg, Va
Mes. Ered Gallup
Wives Heart Party
Chicago University
Naomi Fuller
S. S. Jewett
Beacon Hill
Mach
Edna Polhemus
Commerce Street
Card Club
Lavaca Street
Alice
LA Mode
Mme
Olive Echols
Emma Witmer
Ida Witmer Crane
Witmer-Crane Millinery CO
Travis St
Witmer-Crane Millinery Company
Avenue C
Travis Street
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