Typed as spelled and written
Lena Stone Criswell
THE MARLIN DEMOCRAT
Eighteenth Year - Number 15
Marlin, Texas, Thursday, June 6, 1907
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Music Club Closes Its Year.
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The club closes its year
with the pleasant thought that the last meeting was a very happy one. Miss
Foster was the hostess to the club and the lowering clouds didn't effect the
warmth of her welcome or dampen the girls' ardor. Roll call was
appropriately answered with "adieus."
The president has had a number of requests
from musical clubs for the course of study, which we have just completed.
This course was prepared by a work committee from our club, and we feel that we
have been paid a very high compliment since these requests came from some of the
best clubs in the federation.
After the regular business session the
election of officers was held and the result was as follows:
Mrs. Tom Connally, president.
Miss Frank, vice president.
Miss Somervell, recording secretary.
Mrs. Levi, corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Burkhead, censor.
Mrs. Horne, choir director.
Miss Battle, treasurer.
Miss Clarkson, librarian.
Mrs. Horne read a very clever history of
the past term of the club. It took the form of a fairy story. The
scene was laid in the court of the "Purple Princess"--the Purple Princess and
her retinue of maids and ladies occupied the chief place of interest in the
story.
After adjournment Miss Foster served a
delicious two course luncheon.
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