San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
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B Major Club
Picks Officers

Edith Freed was reelected presi-
dent of the junior department Of the
B Major Musical club at the annual
election Of officers Saturday. Others
elected we're: Annette Hucker, vice
president; Agnes Coyne, first vice
president: Wilburn Reynolds, second
vice president; Annie Laurie, third
vice president; Jack Callsen. record
ing secretary; Corrine Muenster,
treasurer.
After the business meeting a pro.
gram was given under the direction
Of COrrine Muenster and Agnes Coyne,
the following took part. Daniel Foote,
Ruth Mitchell, Marcelle lie Frank,
Russell Golf, Elizabeth Gilbert.
Thelma Heinen, Annette Hucker, and
the junior chorus. The contest was
in charge of Ruth Barton and Mar
garet Van Horn with AIDA Lee Den
nison winning the prize.
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The Missionary Round Table
Luncheon of the Woman's Auxiliary
of the First Presbyterian church will
be held at IL 80 o'clock Monday.
The subject will be Home Missions
with Mrs. Fl. X. Trammell as pro-
gram leader. The worship period will
be led by Mrs. Ralph Jackson and
there will be one-half minute re-
sponses by "a circle members. Mrs.
Carleton Adams will sing Negro Spir-
ituals. The Claims of Home Missions
in West Texas and the closing prayer
will be given BY DR.. /. f. Selfridge.
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The Duchesse D'AOsta club will
hold its annual benefit dance for the
crippled childrcn's hospital Thursday
evening in the Gunter hotel ballroom.
A novel feature will be an added at
traction of the evening.
Miss Marie $. Lucchese asks that
all the members attend the special
session in the club rooms Monday
evening.
The Woodlawn School and Parent
Teacher association will entertain
with a carnival Wednesday at the
school, corner Magnolia and Zarza-
mora streets. A chill supper will be
served and many booths will be placed |
on the school grounds. Two per-
formances Of the entertainment, "An
Old Fashioned Garden" will be given,
one at 3 80 o'clock the other at Z 80
o'clock, by the children Of the school.
TIE PareHt-Teacher association will
meet in regular session at 3 10 o'clock
Friday for the election Of officers.
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The Business and Professional |
Women's club will meet for the post
pOned business session at q 30 o'clock !
night in the Menger hotel. !
All members are urged 10 be present |
rs the annual election Of officers will |
take place.
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The San Antonio Pen Women will /
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O !
o'clock with Mrs. J.. l.. Lent, 403 .
+. Huisache avenue, as hostess /
and Mrs. J. Andrew Fuqua, leader.
The Texas Day program Of selected |
works will be given as planned. The .
librarian requests that all magazines |
and books belonging to the club H. !
Jrary be tunnel in at this meeting.
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d fJlrih FRIENDLY Society OF st. !
Marks Episcopal church will meet
NJ I O'Clock Tuesday night in the par 4
fsh house to observe Mothers Night"
4 program will be presented. Supper
will be served AT G:lJ o'clock.
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Mrs. Guy Kissinger Was elected |
president Of the Eleanor Breckenridge
Teachers Association at a |
meeting recently. Others elected 10 Of.
flee were: Mrs. q. =. futile. record |
ing secretary; Mrs. F. +. Middleton. /
treasurer; Mrs. i. II. Dial, first vice |
president: Mn. Fred Adams, second |
vice president: Mrs. g. 4. Alviset. /
third vice president; Mrs. J. c. Long, |
corresponding SECRETARY and reporter. |
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Miss Elizabeth Mccoy. who hag I
been the guest Of Mrs. Everett |
Sprague Emerson, formerly Ruth |
West for several months, will leave |
during the week for her home IN |
Springfield III.
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Miss Bees Withers Of Byron. spent |
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