Social gatherings honor Ozelle Doremus and club events
Ozelle Doremus hosted officers of Company A and friends at her parents home with Italian orchestra, Easter lilies, and dancing. The Shakespeare Club and Bachelor Girls Club held meetings highlighting Shakespeare studies and geography themed games. Woman's Reading Club welcomed Miss Bettie Johnson and discussed Southern writers with Timrod and Paul Hamilton Hayne selections.
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Rtiss
Ozelle Doremus
Ens
M. Corps of
Dets
Wallace
J. W. Doremus
Doremus
McConnico
Jones Harbers
Hattie MecConnico
Boatwright
Gm Italian Orchestra
Hettie Smith
Nonie Adams
Arrie
Alma Cole
Lucy Beard
Keeling
Mary
Maggie Pitts
Smith
Read
Rhodes
Emily Thomas
Johnson Robinson
Henrie
Lucy Wilson
Watkins
Ethel Cavitt
Parks
Howey
Alma Robinson
Hattie Webb
Hobgood
Ivy Hobgood
Foote
Hogetzky
Bittle
Sophia Hutson
Batte
Henderson
Roberts Malcolm Melvinis
Simon
Hous #m
Froehlich
Navasota
Hattie
Don Hudson
Judy McConnice
Baum
Meese
Vick
Jones
Co. A
Sawnders
Oliver
Sam B. Wilson
Oulter
Will Saunders
John Farley
W. McConnico
Farley
Hattie Lou Hudson
Judy Ai
Canico
Anderson
Mrs. Oliver
Bettie Johnson
Shakespeare Club Hosts District Guests and History Day Plans
Delegates from the Shakespeare Club to the Fourth District meeting in Waco will be entertained by various members, with guests named for each host. History Day with the Daughters of the Confederacy is set for April 23, and Bachelor Girls Club to present a German commentary Monday night at the Light Guard armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
Withers
France
W. E. Astin
B. B. Stone
J. H. Webb
Waco
A. J. Buchanan
Foscue
City Federation of
Suless
Daughters of the Confederacy
Bachelor Girls Club
Light Guard
Geo. W. Winter
Fancy
Derden
McQueen
Parker
W. Wipprecht
Nagle
Burger
Ed Hall
Felder
Nonie Adams
Robinson
Jones
Zuber
W. A. Hamlett
Baptist Church
Isaiah
Young W. Lee
Edge
Lee
Concord
Otto Boehme
H. Atherton
Port Arthur
Simmons & Gene
J.E. Mathis
Reliance
Hearne
Elizabeth Mathis
Panola County
College Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bittle of Ledbetter visited their parents Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Bittle at the start of the week. Miss Sansom of Alvarado met with Mrs. H. H. Harrington and received campus courtesies. Mrs. D. F. Houston plans a short trip to Austin to visit friends as Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Bittle continue hosting contacts.
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Guy Bittle
Ledbetter
Mrs
T. C. Bittle
College social notes and visits on campus
Visiting relatives in Leacetter and several guests from Houston and Austin mingled with College staff. Sacred concerts by the College band draw campus people and Bryan visitors. The Musical Club meets Thursday at Prof. Gibbs’s home. W B Anderson, state purchasing agent, visited Dr. Lanham. Mrs Gibbs hosted Campus ladies with a refined menu including sweetbread patties and strawberry ice cream.
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Bryan
The
College Musical Club
Gibbs
W. D. Gibbs
Progressive
Howell seeks re election as alderman in town
W S Howell announces his bid for re election to alderman. He has served multiple terms and remains active in city affairs as a Business League leader and civic figure. The paper notes his strong local presence and asks voters for support.
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Howell
Business League
Accident at A and M College Involving Kodak Cameras
Incident on the campus reports shots fired during an escape attempt from Carter's kodaks. Some boys were shot as they tried to flee, with the claim that these films and plates will still catch you if you stay in sight.
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Carter
Notice to trespassers on DeMaret pasture near Bryan Texas
Landowners in Bryan Texas warn that future prosecutions will be pursued to the full extent of the law against anyone entering DeMaret pasture with gun dog or fishing tackle without owner consent. Signatories include M. Derden Howell Bros B Buchanan W Wipprecht L J Cox owner.
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Bryan
Texas
M. Derden
Howell Bros
B. Buchanan
W. Wipprecht
L. J. Cox
DeMaret Pasture
Ball Game and Debate Between Allen Academy and Houston High
In Bryan yesterday Allen Academy faced Houston High School in a spirited ball game won 8 to 7 by the visitors. The day also featured a debate at the opera house on whether the poet has been a greater benefactor to mankind than the statesman with the negative ruling in favor. A later San Francisco report notes Walter N. Dimmock's guilty verdict for stealing $30,000 from the U S mint with sentencing next Wednesday.
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Bryan
Allen Academy
Houston High School
Academy
Houston
W. G. Smiley
Charley Folse
F. M. Gray
Maetelle Delesdernier
Sadie Winder
Lillian Lidstone
Mabel Roussel
Idelle Blackburn
Mae Mather
George Glass
Glass
Harris County
Mawhinney
Campbell DeGraffeureid
P. Moody McIntosh
Dever Borgland
Josey Fitzgerald
Rhodes Brown
Huweller Astin
Winder Bruce Ef
Dwyer Massey
Greta Wisson
Priester
Proctor
Buchanan
Campbell
Platt
College
Opera House
Statesman
Mac Green
Roy Buchanan
W. Winder
H. Freeman
J. D. West
McDonald Meachum
Navasota
Edgar Watkins
Vombusity
San Francisco
Walter N. Dimmock
United States Mint
Bridge blown up by Bulgarians near Drama during night attack
In Salonica on April 1 Bulgarians blew up the railroad bridge over the Angista river near Drama and cut telegraph wires. Drama lies about thirty miles from Seree, Macedonia. At Plano Texas the public school valued at 6000 dollars burned on April 4.
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Salonica
Angista River
Drama
Seree
Macedonia
Plano
Plano, Tex
Water works plant planned for Terrell Texas
Terrell Texas will get a new water works plant. Other brief notes include a severe wind storm in Dalhart and a woolen mill strike at Waco settled.
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Terrell
Tex
Dalhart
Waco
Mary Trealenburg
Fry
Jim Reddick
Greenville
Fort Worth
John Morrissey
Livingston
West Texas
First National Bank of Wortham
Capital Stock
Brown Cracker and Candy Company of
Dallas
Shreveport
Louis Grinnan
Naval Academy
Annapolis
White
el Paso
Baker
Future markets and cotton spot reports with city notes
Liverpool spot market quiet middling 5.36 with 5,000 sales and 88,000 receipts while American 86,000. demand poor. New York spots steady middling 10.25 with 1,400 sales. New Orleans spots steady mid dallng 9% with 1,300 sales. Chicago provision market notes for rent a cottage on the block of Mrs. W. R. Rhodes residence, apply to Chatham Mehy Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
W. R. Rhodes
Chatham Mehy. Co
Ftree Bay
Dee Lappin
Dee
New Orleans
Ebens
Ceeeseas
Bryan election candidates announced by the Eagle
The Eagle announces A. Danonica and C. M. Spell for City Secretary, W. J. Roberts and T. P. Boyett for City Marshal, C. Shelburne Roger Boyle and J. Priddy for alderman, and John Kestler seeking re election as alderman in Bryan at the April city election.
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Bryan
C. M. Spell
W. J. Roberts
Eagle
T. P. Boyett
Co. C. Shelburne
Roger T. Boyle
City of
J.B. Priddy
John Kestler
The
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Monarch
Yacht Club
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Bryan, Texas
Social and
Cus Mariners
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Elma Harbers
Cora Griffin
Martha Watkins
Froelich
Misses Griffin
Roberts
Josie Ford Kendricks
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmac
Madras
Oxfords
Percales
Hunter
Chatham
Rogram
Aliaferro
Otter
Leacetter
Prof
Mrs. Philpott
A. M. Ferguson
the State University
Austin
E. W. Hutchinson of
W. B. Anderson
Howard Lanham
B. F. Leman
Christian Church
Jewell Howard
Garvin
Madisonville
Thed. & G. N
J.W. Goodman
J. H. Cobb
Madison County
Webb Bros
M. College
Chicago
Lan
E. H. Chase & Co
Chase
W. S. Howell
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