During World War II, the entire country was moved to support war efforts in every way possible to include changes in the labor market, volunteer endeavors, and making sacrifices–all for the good of national unity– and the Junior League of San Antonio was at the forefront of such efforts in our city. In 1944, JLSA… Read More
On November 18, 1933, the Junior League of San Antonio sponsored a horse show at Brackenridge Park to benefit the Children’s Free Clinic–a legacy project of the League. This horse show featured several classes to include three and five-gait, jumping, saddle, driving, and polo. There were even events for children–a class open to boys and… Read More
As a member of the Junior League of San Antonio I am often asked, “Why do y’all call yourselves Junior League?” Honestly, I don’t know. Why is the Junior League not simply called “The League” or the “League of Extraordinary Women” (I’m quite fond of this name) or the “Women’s League?” Presently, the term “Junior”… Read More
Galentine’s Day: the unofficial holiday for “ladies celebrating ladies.” This Galentine’s Day we wanted to celebrate some of the strong, talented and remarkable ladies serving in our league. Better yet, we wanted to share stories of sisters serving in the league together. Meet some of our members below! Alexsandra & Liz Martinez, New Members When… Read More
In 1968, the World’s Fair was held at San Antonio’s HemisFair Park under the theme “The Confluence of Civilizations in the Americas,” which celebrated the many nations that settled this region. The Junior League of San Antonio partnered with HemisFair on several projects and provided volunteers to man some of the most essential stations. JLSA members… Read More
One of my favorite aspects of the Junior League is having phases or seasons to our membership. One of those seasons is known as Sustainer. A Sustainer is a Junior League member who has completed 9 Active years of service and 1 New Member year OR has reached age 40 and completed at least 3… Read More
One of my favorite aspects of the Junior League is having phases or seasons to our membership. One of those seasons is known as Sustainer. A Sustainer is a Junior League member who has completed 9 Active years of service and 1 New Member year OR has reached age 40 and completed at least… Read More
The Junior League of San Antonio will host its last General Membership Meeting in the Bright Shawl on December 12, 2017, which undoubtedly will be filled with many emotions and memories as we say a final farewell to this historic place we have called home at 819 Augusta Street since 1929. We will recall all… Read More
I have a confession to make: I’m a stickler for proper grammar. I lose my cool over last names being made possessive instead of plural on a holiday card. I secretly judge mix-ups of “their,” “there,” and “they’re.” Want to get me going on a rant? Bring up the Oxford comma. Imagine my confusion and… Read More
This time of year, I like to reflect on what I have to be thankful for. Cliche, I know… but as a member of the Junior League of San Antonio, INC (JLSA), there are many things to be grateful for. Near the top of that list are the opportunities to visit different parts of San Antonio and see… Read More
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