Daughter of H. Dietrich Stumberg and Dora Huhner.
Married Archie Zorkowsky.
Married John Albright.
San Antonio Light
May 5, 1955
Page 55
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Albright, 84, of 203 W. Gramercy, will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Christ Episcopal church.
She died at her home Wednesday.
Mrs. Albright, daughter of a pioneer San Antonio family, was an honorary life director of the Tuesday Musical club, of which she had been a member 50 years.
She was a director of both the Emma Albright Foundation fund and the Anna Hertzberg Memorial Fund for Music.
Her parents, Herman and Dorothea Stumberg, settled in San Antonio in the early 1840s. The family home site on Alamo plaza is now occupied by the Menger hotel.
Mrs. Albright is the last of a large family long prominent in San Antonio. Her brothers were George, Louis, and Henry Stumberg and her sisters were Mrs. Dora Livingston and Mrs. Lena McAllister.
She is survived by nieces and nephews. They are Mrs. Ida Stumberg Richter, Mrs. Marshall Hearn, Mrs. Louise Hannay, Walter W. McAllister, Stephen, Whitelaw, Berthold and Henry Stumberg.
Rev. Samuel Orr Capers will conduct the services. Porter Loring Funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
Married Archie Zorkowsky.
Married John Albright.
San Antonio Light
May 5, 1955
Page 55
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Albright, 84, of 203 W. Gramercy, will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Christ Episcopal church.
She died at her home Wednesday.
Mrs. Albright, daughter of a pioneer San Antonio family, was an honorary life director of the Tuesday Musical club, of which she had been a member 50 years.
She was a director of both the Emma Albright Foundation fund and the Anna Hertzberg Memorial Fund for Music.
Her parents, Herman and Dorothea Stumberg, settled in San Antonio in the early 1840s. The family home site on Alamo plaza is now occupied by the Menger hotel.
Mrs. Albright is the last of a large family long prominent in San Antonio. Her brothers were George, Louis, and Henry Stumberg and her sisters were Mrs. Dora Livingston and Mrs. Lena McAllister.
She is survived by nieces and nephews. They are Mrs. Ida Stumberg Richter, Mrs. Marshall Hearn, Mrs. Louise Hannay, Walter W. McAllister, Stephen, Whitelaw, Berthold and Henry Stumberg.
Rev. Samuel Orr Capers will conduct the services. Porter Loring Funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
Daughter of H. Dietrich Stumberg and Dora Huhner.
Married Archie Zorkowsky.
Married John Albright.
San Antonio Light
May 5, 1955
Page 55
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Albright, 84, of 203 W. Gramercy, will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Christ Episcopal church.
She died at her home Wednesday.
Mrs. Albright, daughter of a pioneer San Antonio family, was an honorary life director of the Tuesday Musical club, of which she had been a member 50 years.
She was a director of both the Emma Albright Foundation fund and the Anna Hertzberg Memorial Fund for Music.
Her parents, Herman and Dorothea Stumberg, settled in San Antonio in the early 1840s. The family home site on Alamo plaza is now occupied by the Menger hotel.
Mrs. Albright is the last of a large family long prominent in San Antonio. Her brothers were George, Louis, and Henry Stumberg and her sisters were Mrs. Dora Livingston and Mrs. Lena McAllister.
She is survived by nieces and nephews. They are Mrs. Ida Stumberg Richter, Mrs. Marshall Hearn, Mrs. Louise Hannay, Walter W. McAllister, Stephen, Whitelaw, Berthold and Henry Stumberg.
Rev. Samuel Orr Capers will conduct the services. Porter Loring Funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
Married Archie Zorkowsky.
Married John Albright.
San Antonio Light
May 5, 1955
Page 55
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Albright, 84, of 203 W. Gramercy, will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Christ Episcopal church.
She died at her home Wednesday.
Mrs. Albright, daughter of a pioneer San Antonio family, was an honorary life director of the Tuesday Musical club, of which she had been a member 50 years.
She was a director of both the Emma Albright Foundation fund and the Anna Hertzberg Memorial Fund for Music.
Her parents, Herman and Dorothea Stumberg, settled in San Antonio in the early 1840s. The family home site on Alamo plaza is now occupied by the Menger hotel.
Mrs. Albright is the last of a large family long prominent in San Antonio. Her brothers were George, Louis, and Henry Stumberg and her sisters were Mrs. Dora Livingston and Mrs. Lena McAllister.
She is survived by nieces and nephews. They are Mrs. Ida Stumberg Richter, Mrs. Marshall Hearn, Mrs. Louise Hannay, Walter W. McAllister, Stephen, Whitelaw, Berthold and Henry Stumberg.
Rev. Samuel Orr Capers will conduct the services. Porter Loring Funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
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