San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01

1 nc Glris Friendly society Will
meet at st. Marks parish house at
q O'Clock Tuesday evening.
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| st. Margaret's Guild will meet nj
St Marks parish house at 4:lJ
o'clock Wednesday. This will be an
important business meeting.
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| The Children of the Alamo Heights
kindergarten were delightfully."- enter
tanned in the kindergarten room Fri
day morning with a party in honor of
the fifth birthday of Robert Rosow.
Games were enjoyed and prizes were
awarded Jane Brough and Earl Zucht.
The children then gathered around a
large pink crepe Easter basket and
from its depths bunny favors filled
with candy. Ice cream and cake were
served to "a guests. The table was
decorated with birthday cake on
which burned five candles. A bowl
of pink roses and dainty place cards
of potted hyacinths made by the chill
dren completed the decorations. Those
present were Jane Brough, Earl
Zucht. Kemper Diehl. 10 Lewright
George Powell. Courntey Brown. Ed
win and Maria Sykes. Louise Leon
ard, Oralia Salinas. Venus Aguilar.
Mary Elizabeth Harper. Margaret
Goldman. Doris Hagy, Jack Frost.
Philip and Pauline Darlington. Virgil
Hagy and the honor guest, Bobby Ro-
sow. Mrs. Rosow, Misses Mary Balm.
Duella Thomasson and Crytal Waters
were the ohstesses.
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A brilliant musicale-receptio COM
plimenting Mai. Gen. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Lewis, who are soon TO leave for Eu-
rope, was given by the San Antonio
Musical Club Monday evening.
Flags and insignia in the decora-
tons proclaimed Army Night"
The program, in charge of Mrs. A.
j. Brandon, was presented by Madame
Frlda Stjerna. soprano, Mrs. William
III. Noble, violinist. Roy Repass.
pianist, and Mrs. Nat Goldsmith. ac-
companist. members of the club. select
ed by vote as worthy of appearing
on this special artists program.
The first number, Sonata by Cesar
Franc,l, first and fourth movements.
as played BY Mrs. Noble and Mr.. Re
pass was an Interpretation exhibiting
execution that stirred the audience to
great enthusiasm.
The second number, vissi d'Arte,
from Tosca by Puccini was sung by
Madame Stierna.
Roy Repass played "Ballade in G
Minor" by Chopin with adherence TO
tempo and tactile precision receiving
spontaneous applause.
Three short numbers Walther's
Preislied by Wagner-Wilhelmy. Vogel
Ais Prophet by Schuman-Auer and
Chrysaheme by Haesche were played
by Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Goldsmith
with rhythmical vitality. The inter
play of charming fancy and romantic
imaginativeness in the last number
appealed to the audience who were ac-
corded an encore.
Madame Stjerna sang "The Sleep
| that Fits Ger Baby's Eyes" from
| Rabindranath Tagore's Gitanyile by
| Carpenter with tenderness and clear
ness of enunciation that was alto
! gether pleasing. Two numbers from
the Cycle "A Beggar at Loves Gate"
| by Lily Strickland were sung by
Madame Stjerna whose climaxes are
achieved with exceptional fervor. She
| sang as an encore the Norwegian
echo song which found special favor
| with the audience.
| "Polonaise" by List closed the
program and was given by Mr.. Repass
with sustained vitality throughout and
was a vivid, effulgent performance.
Prolonged applause brought forth an
encore.
Mrs. Lewis Krams-Beck, president
OF the club, expressed her appreciation
at having General and Mrs. Edward
Lewis present and suggested 10 them
that San Antonio had the fifth most
| popular army colony in the United
States and that she hoped the lure of
! San Antonio would bring them back
| TO make n permanent home. She an
nounced that the time limit for the
compositions of Texas composers in
the clubs annual competition had been
extended to April -.
After the serving of refreshments.
an exhibition of fancy dancing delight
ed the assembled members and guests.
ri o.are wooden soldiers dressed in blue
ffuIsiS Is 6sG With tall black caps
went through n delight "mechanical"
dance. Miss Tot Northington, an ac-
complished danseuse, received gener-
Gus applause after a charming toe
dance. She danced TO "Mighty LAX
n Rose" played by piano and violin
as an encore.
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| The Mark Twain Junior High
| School Parent-Teachers Association
will meet at 3 80 Thursday in the
school auditorium. There will be an
election of officers for the coming year
at this meeting.
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The Chow elbows will meet at 80
| Tuesday in their club rooms, 80
| Texas State Bank building.
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| The regular monthly session Of the
| Latin-American Club will be held at
the home of Miss Clara Rosalin. 223
Cadwallader street. Thursday, April 3.
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The first social meeting of the Beta
Alpha Gamma will be held in st.
Joseph's Hall Tuesday evening with
Julius Bass and Cecile Braden as host
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