Mothers Congress closes with praise of school and civic work
At the final meeting of the San Antonio Congress of Mothers held at the Odd Fellows hall, reports praised school improvements through mother teacher cooperation, civic efforts, and child welfare. Officers were elected, a Palestine departure noted, and a Bonham school lawn fete lauded for its decorated booths and a popular voting contest winner, Miss Louise Lucas.
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San Antonio
Congress of Mothers
Odd Fellows Hall
Crockett Hotel
Mothers’ Clubs
The
Congress
Rose Davis
Bonham School
Mothers’ Club
Louise Lucas
Daughters of the American Revolution Final Meeting in San Antonio
The San Antonio de Bexar chapter will hold its final meeting of the year this Saturday afternoon at the clubhouse. A special program feature will be suggestions for the next study. Hostesses include Mrs. F Clifton Smith Mrs. F Curtis Smith Mrs. J R Sprague Mrs J J Stevens Miss Lulu Suggs Mrs K E Taylor Mrs H E Woodhouse and Mrs William M White.
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San Antonio de Bexar
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. Clifton Smith
F. Curtis Smith
J. R. Sprague
J. J. Stevens
Lulu Suggs
K. E. Taylor
H. E. Woodhouse
William M. White
France Today Program By Tonio History Club
The Friday session at the clubhouse will feature a France of Today program led by Mrs. Guy McFarland and Mrs. G. P. Robertson with a review and reading of Daudet. Mrs. D. C. Pattison will present Tartarin of Tarascon while Mrs. Eli Hertzberg directs the table talk.
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San Antonio History Club
Reading Club Meeting to Discuss The Climbers
The Reading club holds its regular meeting on Monday May 20 at the clubhouse. The Climbers by Clyde Fitch will be studied with Mrs Clarence Jones and Mrs J C Lamkin participating. Mrs W H Hume will lead the discussion of the play.
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Reading Club
Clyde Fitch
Clarence Jones
J. C. Lamkin
W. H. Hume
Council of Jewish Women Passes Sorrowful Resolutions
The Council of Jewish Women mourns the death of Mrs. Helen Lahda a council member and expresses deep sympathy to her family. Copies of the resolutions will be sent to the family.
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Council of Jewish Women
Helen Lahda
First Presbyterian Ladies Aid to Meet Monday Afternoon
The Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church will meet Monday at 4 o clock and elect officers. Other important church business will be transacted. The Gibbons Literary club postponed its social session to the following Monday and will instead hold a regular meeting with a program on Biblical characters reviewed by Mrs. J E Wetherell and Pope Gregory VII by Miss De Zavala.
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Johnson School
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Gibbons Literary Club
J. E. Wetherell
Gregory VII
Local Meetings and Arts Group Activities Note
The article lists upcoming events including a Hebrew Ladies Relief Society bazaar at Red Men’s Hall on May 30 from 2 to 12, Burnet School Mothers Club meeting May 24 with officer elections, and an Art League open letter promoting a San Antonio public art gallery with dues of 1 dollars and a Carnegie library meeting on May 21. It also mentions a social week at Hariandalephur baths and a town gathering with dining opportunities each evening.
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Hebrew Ladies’ Relief Society
Red Men's Hall
Art League
Carnegie Library
San Antonio
America
Carnegie Hall
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John A. Daugherty
Palestine
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H. L. Steele
Joy Forex
Felix Goureud
Rand
Agaretes
Ospada
Sahoplis
Great Jones Street
Haw Ya
Rhode
C. Jungkind
Ave. C
Houston St
RED Swan Coffee
Reinhard É Co. Coffee & Tea House
Riverside Park
A.J. Callahan
A. C. Stanfield
Alex Uhl
Fred Teel
W. A. Sweet
Shaw
Hildebrand
Tomor
Moodey
New York
Emil Blum Company
EAST
Houston Street
Burnet School
J. T. Hollis
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Organi
Wikie L. Herff
Floyd M'Gown
Hariandale— Phur Baths
St. Anthony Jones
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