San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-15
MUSIC OCTETTE
WILL GIVE
CONCERT
Ten VioIinists Will Take
Part in Annual
Program.

The Tuesday Musical Octette under
the leadership of Mrs. Edward Sachs
will be presented in the annual pub
lie concert at $50 o'clock Friday
night, in the ballroom of the st. An.
thony hotel.
The octette includes the following
viOlinists: Misses COrrinne Worden,
Leonora Smith, Irene Saathoff. Al
leyne Jackson, Dorothy Galloway,
Mesdames Eugene Miller, f. A. Du,
bose, Leonard Brown, Harry Tappan
and Lester Morris.
Others taking part on the program
include Mrs. ]. J. Loving and Mrs.
G. W. DeArmond, who will give a
piano duo; Mrs. Fred Jones, Charles
Stone and Warren Hull.
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The Bonham School Parent-Teacher
association will meet at o'clock Fri
day afternoon for the annual election
OF officers.
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The Ladies of st. Gerard's Parish
will entertain with n card and bunco
party at S:15 o'clock Friday night, in
st. Gerard's auditorium, Gevers and
Iowa streets.
The Booklovers Group of the Wo.
mans club will meet in luncheon ses-
sion at IL 80 o'clock Friday in the
club house, with Mrs. Thomas Ramsey
and Mrs. W. J. Wade as hostesses.
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The Chaminade Choral society will
meet for the regular rehearsal at 8 80
o'clock Friday afternoon in the homo
of Mrs. Eli Hertzberg, 521 West
Euclid avenue.
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The Milan School Parent Teacher
association will entertain at Z O'Clock
Friday night with a supper honoring
the fathers. A program of speeches
and music will be presented.
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The Alamo Heights school Parent.
Teacher association will meet at 3 80
o'clock Friday afternoon in the audi
forum Of the school. The annual
election Of officers will take place.
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The Ladies Aid society Of Friedens
Evangelical church will serve Mex.
lean supper from 8 TO o'clock Fri
day night on the church lawn, Main
avenue and East Elmira street.
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The Rev. Patrick Henry Of the
Southside Christian church will speak
on "Life's Greatest Opportunity" at
the meeting of the Fannin School
Parent-Teacher association at
o'clock Friday afternoon. A playlet
entitled April Showers and MAJ
Flowers" will be presented by pupils
of the high first grade under the di'
rection of Miss NJ. Elise Loessberg
Reports of the convention held in New
Braunfels will be given by Mrs. II.
Van Horn, Mrs. Davis Dewhurst,
Mrs. William Herring and Mrs. W.
s. Golf. Officers also will be elected.
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The Robert Il. Green School Par
ent-Teacher association will meet at
$40 o'clock Friday afternoon, in
the school. A short program by the
children will be followed by a bust
ness session.
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The Harlandale Parent-Teacher as
ISOLATION will meet in regular session
at 8: 80 o'clock Friday afternoon in
the Huff avenue school.
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The Mozart Society will meet for
the regular rehearsal at 4 O'Clock
Friday afternoon in the Woman's
club. Members are requested to bring
their copies of "The Bohemian Girl
as the club is preparing for an out
of-town concert in htenear future.
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The Crockett School Parent-Teach'
er association will meet at 3 O'Clock
Friday afternoon in the school. Super
intendent Marshall Johnston and Mrs
A. f. Wakefield will be the speak
ers. During the social hour the hos
tesses will be Mesdames o. Kuehne,
W. c. Barker, G. W. Burnett and
Fred Turner.
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Felix L. st. Claire Jr.. 16 years
old. was awarded first prize of Sl1
at the conclusion of the first annual
violin contest held under the auspices
Of the Tuesday Musical Club Tues
day morning, in the Palace Theater
Will MIS-. lJCOlidlu DAO"h 20 1900
man. Miss Charlotte Stenseth, 10, stu
dent of Our Lady of the Lake College,
won second prize of $40, and John
M. Steinfeldt Jr., 10. won the third
prize of So. Antoinette Banspach, II,
a student of Westmoorland College,
received honorable mention.
All contestants were required TO
play the Tarnni Variations on a
Corelli Theme" and a personal choice
before large audience and an unseen
committee of judges.
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Mrs. Lucille Bennett has an
nounced the marriage Of her daugh
ter. Thelma Lucille, TO Lieutenant
Noah Matthew Brinson, Of the 23rd
Infantry, stationed in Fort San
Houston. The impressive ceremony
took place at high noon Sunday in the
Church of the Redeemer, Episcopal, IL
Eagle Pass, with the Rev. James f
Moore officiating.
The bride was given in marriage by
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