Musical Club Plans Season in San Antonio
The Tuesday Musical Club, founded in 1901, announces its twelfth season with a pledge to advance women’s music in San Antonio and southwest Texas. The club has presented major artists and supports Free Clinic and Free Kindergarten, with a new board of guarantors guiding eighteen planned attractions including Frances Alda Casini Laforge Heink Herbet and a March 380 program.
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Tuesday Musical Club
San Antonio
Texas
Free Clinic
Free Kindergarten Association
Leity
Frances Alda
Casini
Frank Laforge
Schumann-Heink
Victor Herbert
Mesdames A. W. Seeligson
J. T. Woodhull
Edward Sachs
H. P. Drought
H. D. Kampmann
Charles Florian
T. A. Coleman
Ferdinand P. Herff
William Mitchell Wolf
J. 8. Lockwood
Yates Gholson
A. L. Curry
Adolph Herff
G. Bedell Moore
George M. Maverick
Otto Koehler
T. L. Conroy
Frank M. Hicks
Florence Shaw
Lewis Goodman
Roy Beitel
Guy
Thomas 8. Gogean
Henry L. Herff
Atlee B. Ayres
George W. Brackenridge
Frederick C. Terrell
W. F. McCaleb
C. C. Higgins
W. C. Rigsby
J. M. Acugna
Ferdinand Herff
J. Brooks
Charles H. Mueller
Donations Asked for State Endowment Fund
A Fort Worth letter from Mrs. R. B. Buchanan encourages Texas Federated Club Women to donate $1 per member to seed a state endowment fund of $10,000. The plan seeks permanent investment and income to support domestic science and club work, with funds allocated to field workers as needed. Also noted is Mexico’s large hydroelectric project by Mexican Light and Power Company, featuring 150,000 horsepower, storage reservoirs, tunnels, and transmission lines to power Mexico City and its trams.
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Club Women
R. B. Buchanan
Fort Worth
State
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Texas
State Endowment Committee
Federated Club
Woman's Federation of Clubs
State Federation
State Endowment Fund
Mexican Light and Power Company
Mexico
City of
Federal District
Swiss Plan Colonization Along Magdalena Bay
Swiss interests announce a project to colonize five million acres of land along Magdalena Bay in Lower California. The venture targets settlement and development efforts in the sparsely inhabited coastal region, signaling a large-scale colonization push with potential economic and demographic impacts.
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Magdalena Bay
Lower
California
Federation Grants Corpus Christi Convention Plans
Mrs. Eli Hertzberg announces the sixteenth annual Texas Federation of Women's Clubs convention to be held November 11-14 in Corpus Christi at the Nueces Hotel and First Methodist Church. Delegates and dues must be sent to state president in San Antonio and local chair in Corpus Christi. non federated clubs welcome. rail rates offered. a call to enlist new clubs and update endowment fund donations.
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Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Corpus Christi
Eli Hertzberg
Texas Federation
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Nueces Hotel
West
Macon Street
San Antonio
G. R. Scott
Nueces
First Methodist Church
Homer D. Wade
Stamford
Corpus Christi Convention Fund Push Urgent
The message urges contributions as soon as possible to ensure that every dollar of the ten thousand is secured in hand at the Corpus Christi convention. It emphasizes rapid fundraising to meet the target.
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Greece
Titian
Raphael
Michelangelo
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