Dinner fêtes honor Ross Volunteers officers endure college colors
A series of social dinners and gatherings celebrated Ross Volunteers officers. Miss Jessie Garth hosted a seven course progressive dinner with guests including Capt C Arnold and Misses Adams, Keeling, and Garth. Embroidery Club and Company D hosted additional events with officers present. A Week-a-Day Sale by St Andrews Guild, A and M football dinner, and a Bachelorettes gathering followed, featuring table games and festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Volunteers
Jessie Garth
C. Arnold
Dean
Burney
Moore
Gilbert
Wortham
Marie Adams
Nonie Adams
Irene Keeling
Lilla Graham McInnis
Edith Mary Crum
Louisville
Ben Gleason
A. ©. Wright
J. W. Loving
H. Baines
Smith
Wessendorf
Seward
Misses McInnis
Garth
Louise Harris
Howell
Keeling
Crum
Batte
Miss Williamson
Brenham
Saint Vivian James Missed Souvenir at Pleasant Afternoon
Guests gathered for a pretty souvenir afternoon hosted by Mrs Betts and her daughter. Miss Vivian James received the prize as the fortun ate attendee while the parlor bloomed with cut flowers. A fruit salad and cake were served in orange baskets, concluding a pleasant visit. Mr E A Berry hosted a stag six o'clock dinner Friday evening with fine viands and decorations reflecting Mrs Berry’s taste.
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Embroidery Club
W. H. Oliver
Frances Fountain
W.S. Howell
Vivian James
Betts
E. A. Berry
Bachelor Girls Schedule Next Meeting
The Bachelor Girls had no meeting last week. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday with Miss Nonie Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonie Adams
Mrs Edward Hall Hosts At Home on December 14
Mrs Edward Hall issues invitations for an At Home event on Thursday December 14 at 8 30 p m at her residence. The notice invites friends and associates to attend the social gathering in a cordial reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hall
Property Deal in Austin Nets $145,000 Sale
Dec 9 Austin reports a block of business houses on the southwest corner of Congress avenue and West Sixth street sold by Lewis Hancock to Scarbrough & Hicks for 145000 dollars.
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Austin
Congress Avenue
West Sixth Street
Lewis Hancock
Scarbrough & Hicks
Bold gang robs Reading bank with dynamite escape
A gang of eight masked men captured two patrolmen on Main Street Reading Massachusetts early Saturday. They forced entry to the Mechanics bank and used dynamite to blow open the safe of the Reading waterworks, securing 400 dollars. Citizens saw them and exchanged shots. no injuries reported.
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Reading
Mass
Main Street
Mechanics’ Bank
Reading Waterworks
Meriwether Case Discussed in Washington
Washington December 9 President and Louisiana congressional delegation discussed the case of Midshipman Meriwether from that state. The President said he would take no action until he has consulted Secretary Bonaparte and reviewed the matter.
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Washington
Louisiana
Meriwether
Bonaparte
Evacuation of Harbin and Manchuria Proceeding
Advices from Harbin state there were slight disturbances there and the evacuation of Harbin and Manchuria was moving as fast as transportation facilities would permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chefoo
Harbin
Manchuria
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Caidane Watches
A. McKenzie
Ladies Guild of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
R. L. Bennett
College
A. and M
Bryan
Nannie Lou Bette
Hattie Ray Harbers
Emmel & Maloney
Paultics
Hunter
Chatham
Czight
THE
City National Bank
Bryan, Texas
Texas
City National Bank of
Brazos County
ED Hall
G. S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
Busines
Schloss
Wagner
Brandon
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