ALPINE WOMAN'S CLUB CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OCT. 4

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October 3, 2014 (Alpine) – The Alpine Woman’s Club is having a party and everyone is welcome! Come join in on the fun at the Alpine Historic Town Hall, 2156 Alpine Blvd. on Saturday, October 4th, 2014. The celebration begins at 10:00 a.m. and goes until 4 p.m.  There will have activities for children of all ages; exhibits; demonstrations; display of "Time Capsule" items, historical information about the club; a melodrama; and square dancing. Food may be purchased at the event and there will be a few surprises! We will also be raffling off a beautiful handmade quilt.

On Oct 15, 1914, seven women held the first meeting of their new club in the upstairs room of the Alpine Town Hall. They called themselves “The Ladies Aid Society”. A few years later, the name has changed to the “Alpine Woman’s Club”. The initial membership was small in number but very ambitious. Their purpose was to civilize this rural community and bring music and culture to the area. Mary Marshall was their first President. Marshall Way, located off of Alpine Blvd, was named to honor the Marshall family. 

For further information about the Club and our Centennial Celebration, please go to www.alpinewomansclub.org.   or contact Carlette at 619-445-5716 alpinewomansclub@aol.com


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