San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-13

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League it, is necessary that it be
sponsored by Junior Leagues of three
other. cities; before a charter is given
by the national chapter of the Junior
League which is in New York. San
Antonio. was sponsored by st. Louis.
Dallas, and Philadelphia and it is
necessary that some of the Junior
League members of each of these cities
be acquainted with, some of the per-
sons seeking to organize the new
chapter. The Officers of the San An
tonic Junior League are: Mrs. John
NJ. Bennett. president: Miss Katherine
McGown. first vice. president: Mrs.
Liston Casey, second vice president
Mrs. Elo;se Woodruff, treasurer; Mrs.
Ike Kampmann, assistant treasurer ;
Mrs. Robert II. Witt Jr., editor: Mrs.
James w. Nixon, secretary: and Mrs.
Holman Cartwright, assistant secre-
tary. The members are : Mrs. HON.
or Z. Wilson, Mrs. Jack III. Lapham,
Mrs. Herbert Slayden Clarkson. Mrs.
Gordon Rives Cats, Mrs. Leroy e.
Denman., Mrs. John Alexander James,
Mrs. George Noyes Evans. Mrs. Frank
Gillespie. Mrs. Fidele Chamberlain,
Mrs. William Wiley Holden. Mrs.
Ernest Groos, Mrs. Gilbert Morgan
Denman. Mrs. Edward Jedd Roe, Mrs.
Martin G. Giesecke, Mrs. Russell Hill,
Mrs. aPtrick Swearingen, Mrs. Dick
Terrell. Mrs. r.. A. Richey. Mrs.
Floyd McGown Jr., Mrs. Leo Brewer,
Mrs. Rupert Gresham. Mrs. William
l.. Hart, Mrs. Eleanor Hertz johnson,
Miss Marjorie McGown, Miss Martha
Green, Miss Mildred johnson, Miss
Lottie Jean Steele. Miss Ruth West,
Miss Olive Martindalc and Miss Ma
ria Taylor. The objects of the League
are to interest its members IN social
charitable and educational work. To
give them an opportunity of studying
and sharing in the same; TO tram
its members for efficient service and
to provide, as far MS it can, volunteer
workers: TO raise funds for the main
tenance and furtherance of work IN
which members of the League are in
terested. or for which it has made it
self responsible.
To be eligible for membership a
girl must have begun her debutante
winter, or be at least eighteen years
of age. No girl is eligible for mem
bersbip who has not lived in San
Antonio or its suburbs for at least
one wear. The membership consists
of five classes. provisional. active, ex-
cused. associate and nonresident. The
provisional members shall, If their
work is satisfactory between Janu-
cry and May, become active members.
A member changing her residence'to a
city having no League may retain her
standing. in the home League by be-
coming a nonresident member. A
transfer. presenting a letter OF good
standing shall be guest. for one year
then be taken into. full membership
of this League. Provisional and ac-
tive members are REQUIRED to do a
certain amount of work subject to
the approval of the board, along the
lines of the committee to which she
belongs, attend meetings and in every
way strive to carry out the ideals and
purposes of the League. The board
of managers has the power to drop
or suspend any member not comply
ing with the regulations and ideals OF
the League. The new members arc
limited TO ten each year and to be
eligible for membership one must be
proposed. and seconded in writing by
two members of the League; she
must either be known. personally by
two members of the membership com
mittee, or five letters must be written