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Seminars will be held on Mondays at 16:00, at the Maison Française d’Oxford unless otherwise specified.

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San Antonio German Club
The San Antonio German Club hosted Opening German in honour of the season’s debutantes. Christopher Petty is this year’s president and his wife Emilie is head sponsor. Sponsors include Christina Ketabchi, Jessica Worth, Gloria Dilley, Corinna Richter, Lindsay Armstrong, Cece Griffin, Amelita Mauzé, Bonnie Muecke, Kim Johnson, Jolie Flavin, Kristin Tips and Ashley Weaver. Chris Hodge is the immediate past president, Blake Stouffer 1st VP and chairman, David Aycock 2nd VP, George Hinchey 3rd VP, Stuart Cavender, Jr. secretary, Sam Bell Steves, III treasurer, Wallace Rogers, IV favors and dinner dance, Andrew Lewis, IV guests and publicity, Robert Cavender, Jr., new members and Fiesta parade, and Cody Courtney debutantes and meetings.

The night belonged to the debs: Alicia Amberson, Margaret Amberson, Hannah Bakke, Samantha Boldt, Caroline Green, Serena Koontz, Mary Krenger, Kelsey Lansdale, Katherine McFadden, Rachel Rosser, Elizabeth Ryder and Alegra Volpe dressed in beautiful white ball gowns.

A few of the many guests included Lisa and Ed Kopplow, Barbara Chumney, Luci Bell, Anna-Laura and Michael Block, Sharon Seal, Lara Thompson, and Bebe Rosser.

Zoo Ball
A Magical Menagerie was this year’s theme at the XXXVI Zoobilation Ball, presented by The San Antonio Zoological Society. Chairs Rosa and Roby Latimer with co-chairs Jayme and William Russell and their committee put on a magical evening indeed. CEO Tim Morrow and wife Jennifer along with committee members Dani and Cosmo Guido, Sarah and Kerr Hager, Ashley and Timo Hixon, Sarah Walker, Allegra and Hunter Hawkins, Lauren Newburn, Cameron Redding and Alyse and Webb Sellers (to list a few), and guests including Camille Mandigo, Tracee and JJ Feik, Beth Houser, and Susan Naylor enjoyed a catered dinner by RK Group, auction items and live

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CATALOG #320, October, 2021

1)Adams, C.W. (Dub) AMERICAN CATTLE BREEDERS HALL OF FAME: Texas Edition, Volume I 1978, 1 edition, San Angelo. Biographical sketches of “some of the men who contributed the most, and produced some of America’s finest in each cattle breed.” Includes a brief history of each breed of cattle. 456pp w/photos, index. Folio HB w/pictorial cover [volume II was never published]………45.00

2) Adams, Ramon THE OLD-TIME COWHAND 1961, 1 trade edition, NY. Illustrated by Nick Eggenhofer. A collection of the author’s entertaining yarns that depict the real-life activities of the old-time cowboys. 354pp w/ill. HB/DJ, near fine with two light scuff marks at top of dust jacket……..60.00

3) Amberson, Mary Margaret McAllen, et alI WOULD RATHER SLEEP IN TEXAS: A History of the Lower Rio Grande Valley & the People of the Santa Anita Land Grant 2003, 4 printing, Austin. A thoroughly researched work that skillfully reveals two hundred years of South Texas’ borderland history as it relates to the families of the Santa Anita Land Grant. Includes stories of Spanish conquistadores, Mexican revolutionaries, cowboys and ranchers, Texas Rangers, Civil War generals, much more. 655pp w/photos, illustrations, notes, bibliography, index. HB/DJ fine copy…35.00

4) [ANONYMOUS] A VISIT TO TEXAS: Being the Journal of a Traveller Through Those Parts Most Interesting to American Settlers, with Descriptions of the Scenery, etc. etc. 1952, facsimile reprint of the 1834 edition, Steck Co., Austin. Jenkins, BASIC TEXAS BOOKS: “This anonymous work is one of the most important accounts of Texas during a critical period in its history...it has fine descriptions of natural scenery, prairies, some natural history, and an account of political conditions.” The author, on an inspection tour of lands he had purchased, made a leis