Wedding Invitation for Rosie Armend and Dan Wilson
Mr and Mrs Charles Howard invite the marriage of their daughter Rosie Armend to Mr Dan Grover Wilson on Wednesday evening June 17 1914 at 8 o'clock at First Methodist Church Moody Texas. Reception from 9 to 10 at residence. The bride elect has visited Bryan as a guest of Mrs Dona Carnes and is warmly welcomed by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Howard
Rosie Armend
Dan Grover Wilson
First Methodist Church
Moody
Texas
Temple
Bryan
Dona Carnes
Walton Cole Hosts Graduation Porch Party in Bryan
Walton Cole led a refined Bryan high school graduation party at his aunt and uncle's home. Guests enjoyed rose and sweet pea decorations, a six course Dresden themed menu, and toasts led by Miss Allie Conway. The honoree received a pink coral ring from the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Cole
Bryan High School
W. H. Cole
Cole
Erma Cloud
Mrs. Cole
Billie Gustavus
C. M. Cole
Dresden
Bryan
Allie Conway
Irene Beard
T. K. Lawrence
Dorcas Parker
Schafly
James
G. S. Parker
J. K. Parker
Misses Nell Cole
Clara Mawhinney
Willie McDougald
Rowena Rhodes
Cora Garth
Ruth Munson
Madeline Hanway
Helen de Maret
Dedice Hickman
Anita Park
Mesdames J. M. Gordon
M. B. Parker
W. D. Lawrence
James W. James
Mrs Schlafly Hosts Luncheon Honoring Mrs James W James
Mrs Schlafly of Carlisle hosts a Tuesday luncheon at her home with her daughter Mrs H J Schlafly honoring Mrs James W James. It marks the first reunion since Mrs James wed last December and features superb floral adornments and elaborate decorations throughout the reception suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 8. Parker
H. J. Schlafly
Carlyle
James W. James
James
Groginski Home Hosts Electrical Seniors Dinner
Mr and Mrs Joe Groginski entertained the electrical engineering senior class at A and M College in honor of Philip Groginski. Guests included E P Pinker and Col V V Parr with a red and white six course menu featuring red sweet peas and college colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Troginski
A. & M. College
Philip Groginski
Groginski
E. P. Pinker
Messrs
V. V. Parr
D. H. Levy
D. B. Pickens
Earl Parker
F. H. Schmidt
S. 8
Hill
F. L. Scott
H. K. Baker
C. A. Biggers
H. E. Braunig
L. L. Fouraker
R. 8. Fouraker
T. W. Jones
W. W. Miller
W. C. Schuwirth
J. M. Vossler
Ursuline Leaders Visit Villa Maria in Bryan
Mother Margaret Mary vicar general of the Ursuline Order and Mother Mary Evangelist American representative at the Ursuline Generalate in Rome visited Villa Maria in Bryan last week. They departed Friday for Galveston and will travel to Cuba and other Ursuline houses before returning to Rome in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Maria
Mother Margaret Mary
Ursuline Order
Rome
Italy
Mother Mary Evangelist
Ursuline Generalate
Bryan
Galveston
Cuba
United States
Elegant Bachelor Girls Luncheon for Miss Nelms and Miss Moore
Mrs. R W Howell hosted a 1 pm five course luncheon at her home for debutantes Lena May Nelms of Georgetown and Lydia Moore of San Antonio. Tables featured American Beauties and daisies with pink silk hose awarded to each honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Howell
Lena May Nelms
Georgetown
Lydia Moore
San Antonio
Mrs. Howell
Commencement Week House Party At Conway Home
Guests including Miss Pauline Bradbury of Franklin and Mrs Samuel Milton Allen attend a house party at Mr and Mrs Hen dyrx Conway home during commencement week. Several Houston and San Antonio residents are listed as visitors for the A M College events and related gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix Conway
Conway
Pauline Bradbury
Franklin
Samuel Milton Allen
Gene Glass
Houston
Florence
Alice Glass
Shreveport
Edith Fisher
Alice Taylor
Visitors Gather for A. and M. College Commencement Week
Guests arrive for commencement at A. and M. College including Ruth Curtin of Houston Lupita James of Mexico Marion Smith of Houston Lydia Moore of San Antonio and others. Local hosts include Miss Madeline Hanway Mr and Mrs E H Astin and Mr and Mrs W S Howell with several debutantes and Austin guests arriving for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Curtin
Houston
Mary James
A. & M. College
Lupita James
Mexico
Marion Smith
Madeline Hanway
Lydia Moore
San Antonio
Alamo City
Notable Women in News and Careers Across The Nation
Dr. Mary J. Hogue named biology professor at Wellesley College. Mme. Callaux to be tried for homicide. Miss Read M. Whitehead resigns to run for judge. Miss Ethel Hays hailed as the most perfect woman in America. Miss Claire Sheehan to wed Judge Richard Wilmot in Cape Town. Miss Ellen Wrightman wins a $100 aeroplane wager. Mrs. Rachel F. Avery and daughter Julia plan a Europe motorcycle tour. Miss Laura Temple stays in Mexico City amid unrest. Mrs. John M. Glenn elected president of the National Conference on Charities and Corrections. Miss M. Wood forewoman at Brooklyn Navy Yard. Cleveland teachers vote to join AFL for higher pay. Miss Katherine B. Davis faces threats after Tombs food ban order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Glenn
New York
National Conference On Charities and Corrections
Ex-Governor Hanly Opposes Capital Punishment
The American Magazine prints J Frank Hanly ex Gover nor of Indiana in a prize letter arguing against the death penalty. He recalls six times faced with the decision noting four clemencies and two executions while law required compliance. He cites Justice Miller and declares the death penalty inconsistent with American principles.
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The
American Magazine
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Commonwealth
Samuel F. Miller
United States Supreme Court
Ameri
Penal Codes and Constitutions in Historical Context
A critique condemns torture and bodily mutilation as relics of a cruel past. It argues these practices belong to inquisitions and tyrants, not to a modern free and humane state, and warns against basing authority on old deadly writings.
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Nero
Bismarck
Dynamite Plot Aimed at Secretary Houston Official Detected
Daniel V. Jauch, a watchman, was held to the grand jury on a charge of attempting to dynamite a public building. He planted four sticks under the Secretary of Agriculture's office in the Agricultural Building, hoping for promotion by exposing the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel V. Jauch
Jauch
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Offce
Killing Today at Corsicana
George Castillon a barber was shot and killed in Corsicana Texas today Hugh F Marr a printer surrendered Marr a prominent figure in labor and as an anti prohibition speaker was involved in the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsicana
Tex
George Castillon
Hugh F. Marr
Marr
Banker George Luchsinger Dies by Gas Inhalation
In San Francisco on June 3 Associated Press reports George H. Luchsinger president of the Humboldt Savings Bank fatally hanged himself by inhaling gas. Financial worry was given as the cause though the bank stated his accounts were straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
George H. Luchsinger
Humbodlt Savings Bank
State officers ticket grows with new candidates
Hillsboro Texas June 3 State Democratic Committee Chairman Walter Collins reports applications for state offices include Governor four candidates Lieutenant Governor five Attorney General one State Treasurer two Court of Criminal Appeals two Supreme Court one Commissioner of Agriculture three Railroad Commissioner two Superintendent of Public Instruction two General Land Commissioner three Comptroller of Public Accounts six and Congressman-at-Large twelve. New names added are W P Hobby of Beaumont and C C Weaver of Dallas for Lieutenant Governor and J E Porter of Waco for Congressman-at-Large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Tex
Democratic Committee
Walter Collins
Court of Criminal Appeals
Supreme Court
Commissioner of Agriculture
Superintendent of Public Instruction
General Land
Comptroller of Public Accounts
W. P. Hobby
Beaumont
C. C. Weaver
Dallas
J. E. Porter
Waco
Directors Were Not Dummies In New Haven Inquiry
Associated Press report from Washington on June 5 states Lewis Cass Ledyard testified that directors did not lack intelligence nor were Morgan or Mellen in control. He noted opposition to Morgan, described John L. Billard’s Boston & Maine profit as outrageous, and recounted a dividend dispute with Morgan that ended with charity.
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Washington
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New Haven
Morgan Or
Mellen
Ledyard
Morgan
John L. Billard
Boston & Maine
Billard
Folk
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Embroidery Club
H. A. Burger
Lowley Cottage
P. S. Park
E. J. Fountain
Mrs. Schlafly
Mrs. Groginski
Fairy Land
Little Miss Jessie
Merle Minkert
Amy Nelling
Gary
Helen Minkert
William Minkert
Fairyland
Helen
Queen Mary
Topeka
Kan
J. H. Reed
Pottsville, Pa
Paris
Margaret McMahon
Bethlehem, Pa
Gaby Deslys
Japan
Missouri
Harriet Judd Sartain
America
Moscow Hospital
Europe
Kansas
Martha Anderson
Pacific Grove
Germany
London
Mortimer Singer
Jane Delano
American Red Cross
Turkey
New Zealand
London Telephone Service
Sarah Thompson
Oaklyn, N. J
Elena
Almeda Reeves
Brooklyn
Ophelia Keene
Alta Robinson
Mrs
Claire Sanders
Ava Haswell
Mabel Bunch
Marlin
Nell Storey
San Marcos
Lila Adams
Della Lawrence
Will Howell
Mrs. W. S. Howell
Willie Mae Carson
College
Alberta
Rosalind Hawthorne
Margaret Lee
Fay Richards
Lillian Bradley
Navasota
O. M. Ball
T. A. Taylor
Julia
Austin
Katherine Preston
Mary J. Hogue
Wellesley College
Mme. Callaux
Calmetto
Paris Figaro
Seattle, Wash
Read M. Whitehead
Ethel Hays
Billings, Mont
Hamilton Wolf
Claire Sheehan
Atlanta
Cape Town
South Africa
Richard Wilmot
Ellen Wrightman
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Rachel F. Avery
University of Wisconsin
Mexico City
Laura Temple
M. Wood
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Cleveland
American Federation of Labor
Katherine B. Davis
Correction
New York City
Tombs
Watchman
Associated Press
Collins
Morgan Nor Mellen
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