The German American Societies’ mission
is to unite Germans and other nationalities interested in our culture through
various activities. These are announced in the German American Societies’
Newsletter, which will be mailed to all members.
Damenkreis (Lady’s Circle)
Germania Choir
German School
Skatplayers
Working Hands
Hallo...
Hallo... Come to our Damenkreis Meetings! (Ladies Circle)
At the German American Societies, 1017 S. Mollison, El Cajon, CA 92020, Phone
(619) 442-6637
After summer break, our next Damenkreis function will be on Sept. 3, 2008. We are planning to have a nice program for you to enjoy! Please come and join us!
We are proud to announce the Damenkreis as having been a part
of the German American
Societies for over 25 years. This group of approximately 75 ladies meets the
first Wednesday of the month at 7:00pm, or sometimes at 1:00 pm. Please, call
for information!
The social gatherings are a lot of fun and include a variety of very interesting programs. Meetings are held in German to keep our German tradition and culture alive in music, song, dance, and poetry. Plus, we cannot forget the German Cuisine too!
Friendly greetings, Heidi WIlliams
Always-happy smiles at the DAMENKREIS
Check out these Damenkreis monthly newsletters! Come join the
fun!!
Mai, 2008
Juni,
2008
Click on the image for the full .pdf to print!
KOMM SING MIT UNS
Come sing with us
John Howard, Director
David Castel de Oro, Pianist
We are the GERMANIA CHOIR of the
German-American Societies of San Diego, Inc.
We are a group of singers who are dedicated to keeping our German heritage and traditions alive through our love of music and singing. We not only harmonize at the Clubhouse, but also perform publicly, especially during the Holiday season and visits to other German clubs. Songs are sung in German. We practice every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the G.A.S. clubhouse. Join with us today!
Come
and learn German with us here at the German-American Societies Club House
in El Cajon. Erna Duby is teaching the class. She has been a German instructor
for a long time.
Many years ago, Erna used to substitute in Charlotte Evens' German class here at the club whenever she traveled to Germany. Currently, Erna is teaching German at Grossmont College.
So come and join us every Tuesday from 5pm-7pm and have fun learning German. We look forward to seeing you at the club.
Note: After summer break the school will start again Oct. 16, 2008.
Skat players meet every Thursday at 7:00pm This German card game dates back prior to 1818. The first American Skat League was founded in St. Louis, Missouri in 1898.
Should you have time and feel like being part of all kinds of projects at the club, well, just show up on Tuesdays and join Willie (Club Manager) and his work crew:
Hans Renter, Shane Shea, Babe Cox, Earl Dickie, Abe Mesa and ?you?
For more information call Willie at these phone numbers: (619) 208-1682 or (619) 445-2549.
Your ideas, expertise, and your helping hands are always appreciated! The motto - "One for all and all for one" - will make a big impact on the condition and a good appearance of our aging club, which is in need of constant repair and upkeep to function correctly.
