Social notes include parties and visits around Austin and San Antonio
Mrs Frank Thies of Charlotte and Miss Lillian Arhelger visit in Fredericksburg with Mrs I W Arhelger hostesses. Numerous bridge and tea gatherings honor brides to be Miss Vera Bonn and Mr Bodo Feller. Many locals guest at homes of Hirsch Priess Ochs and others across Austin and San Antonio with several trips to Dallas Houston Galveston and San Antonio noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thies
Little Son
Charlotte
N. C
F. W., Arhelger
Lillian Arhelger
North Carolina Woman’s College
Anita Kneese
Bruck
Mary Decherd
Austin
Oscar Krauskopf
F. E. Crouch
Mattie Wiley
la Feria
J. T. Estill
Herman Hirsch
San Antonio
Henry Hirsch
Bertha Dechert
West
Alfred Riley
Theo Fuchs
Cypress Mills
Amalia Riley
C. C. Parrot
John Conway
Julia Estill
Earl Cornwell
C. D. Rice
Helen Hoffmeyer
Edith Sagebiel
Adolf Meeckel
Adele Meckel
Albert Meeker
Max Schoenewolf
Houston
Octagon Bridge Club
Nannie Striegler
Robert Basse
Alfred Schmidt
A. W. Mounsand
Dallas
Sophie Schlaudt
Galveston
Herman Stedding
Schlaudt
Mesdames
Walter Schneider
John Stahl
N. L. Striegler
Erna Hahn
Walter Meier
Louis Herbert
Annabel Fischer
Maxine Gate
Harry Priess
Gus. Weber
Ernst Doebbler
Clarence Gillig
Adolf Gold
Eddie Stein
Harry Grobe
John Ives
Harry McFarland
Otto Kalmeier
Alfons Walter
Oehler
Vera Bonn
Bodo Feller
Holy Ghost Church
Chester Bonn
Hilmar Henke
Miss Bonn
Ernst Feller
Alma Herbert
Regina Hahne
Adela Enderlin
Miss Hahne
Roland Bonn
Elsie Felter
Norma Moellering
Eugene Ochs
Bertha Ochs
Eddie Ochs
Joe Stein
Viola Stein
Nie Fruch
la Vernia
Henry Hirsch, Jr
Messrs
Teter and
Bernum
Max Stehling
New Braunfels
Francis Stehling
Fred Spencer
John Thummel, Jr
Harold Sehlierer
Werner Arhelger
San Diego
Calif
I. W. Arhelger
Mesdames Ralph Gold
Erwin Jordan
Henry Langerhans
Edyth Krauskopt
Leonard Lawrence
Harry Rusenberger
Waco
Lott
Leola Patton
James Tachias
Fred Sliva
Mae Priess
Peggy Petsch
Eugenia Schmidt
R. W. Klingelhoefer
Burton and
Pflugerville
Pretty wedding unites Aletta Lambert and Harry Mogford
At the first Presbyterian Church of Brownsville Miss Aletta Lambert of Brownsville wed Mr. Harry Mogford of Leary Georgia. The ceremony featured floral backdrops and bridal party in georgette gowns. An informal reception followed and the couple planned to reside in Leary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Brownsville
Aletta Lambert
Harry Mogford
Leary Ga
Henry Mogford
Fredericksburg
Pauline Mogford
Helen Duckworth
Donna
Aletta
Miss Mogford
Miss Duckworth
Lamberth, Jr
Harlingen
William Rogers
Cuero
Mogford
Mrs. Mogford
Leary
Georgia
Mrs. Reed
C. C. Lamberth
Two Ton Chandelier Hung In Aztec Theater Lobby
The 2 ton chandelier weighing 39 feet in circumference and 25 feet long, designed in Aztec Indian style, was hung in the Aztec Theater lobby. It features 300 lights and was built by Voss Artistic Scroll Metal Works with 34 workers completing construction in 10 days and hanging in 12 hours. Fredericksburg stockholders in Theo Voss Company celebrate the masterpiece now on exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Antonio
Aster Theater
Voss Artistic Scroll Metal Works
Columbus Avenue
S. A. Light
Fredericksburg
Theo Voss Company
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Meta Morris
William Lehnerr
Roy Rothmann
Riley Roy
Roman Peter
Myrtle Lee Peter
Lottie Stehling
Helen Stehling
Peter
Mogford- Lambert
Journal of Americal Medical Association
Klingelhoefer's Hall
Texas Aces
Alfred Klingelhoefer
Tom Tyler
Mystery Rider
William Haines
Jimmy Valentine
Madge Bellamy
Comedy and News
Louise Brooks
William Powell
Aztec Theater
Grapetown Hall
Schlueter
Bure’s
Stonewall, Texas
Harmony Boys
Hy. J. Burg
Central Drug Co
Tatsch’s Hall
Cain City
Edg
Tatsch
Wm. Engel
J. L. Leverett
Paris
Texas
Methodist Church
Willow City
Pound
del Monte
Erwin Durst