 While the first Spring Parties of the Lyceum Club took place as a simple tea party at the Dallas Country Club, by the 1950s, the Spring Party could be expected to have a Creole theme to reflect the club’s study of Southern literature and art.This was due to the Creole background of the current president, who chose to focus the year’s activities on Creole-influences in the humanities.The officials of the club would also issue official documents such as the official history of the club in increasingly creative methods, including poems, plays, and song verses.