Social Bridge Clubs Share Afternoon at Multiple Hosts
Mrs Felix Land hosted the Forty two Club with eight players. Mrs Charles Moritz won first prize, while Mrs August Doell took second. Other gatherings featured Mrs William Habenicht hosting six with two guests and high score by Mrs Werner Keidel. upcoming events planned with Mrs James Staudt and Mrs R W Klingelhoefer. The Jolly Six, Thursday Night Club, and Homemaker's Guild held meetings, with guests noted and prizes won, including a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Alfred Jost at Peters Hall attended by 45 relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Land
Charles Moritz
August Doell
Emil Lederer
Land
James Staudt
William Habenicht
Werner Keidel
H. W. Rusenberger
Felix Keidel
R. W. Klingelhoefer
Laurie Wells
Harold Brelsford
Merlee Stein
William Schroeder, Jr
Miss Stein
Udo Henke
Club
Alfred Jost
Juliaa Hahne
Peter’s Hall
Albert Jost
Nolan Brown
Wilburn Brown
Edna Hahne
Ellie Mae Jost
Evelyn Treiles
Betty Brown
Tyostesses
Dinner honors Stephen Feller at Holy Ghost service
Dr and Mrs Lorence Feller entertained twenty six guests at a dinner Sunday noon at their home in honor of their son Stephen Feller who was christened at Holy Ghost Lutheran Church by Rev O Lindenberg Sunday morning Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Vogt and daughter of Comfort and Mr and Mrs Felix Weber and children of San Antonio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorence Feller
Stephen Feller
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
O. Lindenberg
Paul Vogt
Comfort
Felix Weber
San Antonio
Mrs Walter Schneider Hosts Erline's Fourteenth Birthday Dance
Mrs Walter Schneider held a dancing party for her daughter Erline at Seipp's pavilion celebrating her fourteenth birthday. Guests enjoyed tongue sandwiches pretzels chocolate cake cookies and iced cakes served with assistance from Mrs Alma Besse and Miss Norma Zenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schneider
Erline
Seipp’s
Alma Besse
Norma Zenner
Schneider
Order of Eastern Star Birthday Event for Robert Morris
The Order of the Eastern Star held a Robert Morris birthday observance at Klaerner's Park with 65 plus attendees. Mrs. Elizabeth Walter directed a life highlights playlet featuring Mrs. Humes Sr and others, followed by a farewell song led by Mrs. Nannie Striegler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris
Order of the Eastern Star
Klaerner’s Park
W. H. Schaefer
Elizabeth Walter
Humes
Hubert Cox
Walter Humes
Nannie Striegler
Signe Kneese
Mrs Tietz Hosts Bridge Afternoon At Home
Mrs Dora Tietz entertained a Tuesday bridge gathering with guests Mrs Cora Habenicht Mrs Harry Rusenberger Mrs H Welge Lewis and other club members. High score went to Mrs Walter Kolmeier and second high to Mrs Henry Lochte. Lunch of chicken salad wafers and apple pie followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Walter
Ernst Lochte
Stella Jung
Fred Mathisen
Udo Henke
William Petmecky
Jolly Six
August Langerhans
Cora Habenicht
J. B. Wieser
Anna Lehnert
Alex Frantzen
Dora Tietz
Harry Rusenberger
H. Welge Lewis
Walter Kolmeier
Henry Lochte
Bernhards Honored With Silver Anniversary Surprise
A group of friends surprised Mr and Mrs Rubin Bernhard on their silver wedding anniversary at home Sunday evening with good wishes gifts and refreshments. The gathering included a forty two game and Miss Dorothy Bernhard helped serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubin Bernhard
Spnt
Dorothy Bernhard
Birthday gathering for Mrs Arthur Kneese at home
Friends of Mrs Arthur Kneese gathered Friday afternoon to celebrate her birthday. A two course lunch was served at five o'clock in the dining room with a centerpiece of mixed garden flowers. Mrs Earl Treibs helped serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dietel
Homemaker's Guild
Guild
August Stahl
Arthur Kneese
Earl Treibs
Bridge Players Honor Mrs. Ingram With Tea and Prizes
Sixteen guests played bridge at Mrs. Herbert Ingram's home on a Wednesday afternoon. First honors went to Mrs. Otto Schneider Jr followed by Mrs. Almon Kirchhoff and Mrs. William Petmecky. After the games Mrs. Ingram served strawberry sundaes and white cake squares with pink rose embossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ingram
Otto Schneider, Jr
Almon Kirchhoff
William Petmecky
Sultemeter Gipson Rites Held Here
Miss Ray Gipson and Mr. Ches ter Sultemeier were quietly married on Friday August 25. The bride is from Johnson City and the groom from Sandy. They will live on the Sultemeier ranch in Sandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gipson
Chester Sultemeier
Guthrie Gipson
Johnson City
Fred Sultemeier
Sandy
Sultemeier
Subscribe to the Standard at Two Dollars Per Year
A reader notice advertises a subscription to the Standard newspaper priced at two dollars annually. The offer highlights value and ongoing access to local coverage through a yearly rate.
Merry Wives Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Dan Hoerster
The Merry Wives gathered Friday for a bridge party for eight hosted by Mrs. Dan Hoerster. Mrs. Eric Juenke won the high score and Mrs. Alfred Petsch placed second after a night of games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Wives
Dan Hoerster
Eric Juenke
Alfred Petsch
Entertaining Chicken Barbecue at Cedar Mountain Ranch
On Sunday evening at their ranch home near Cedar Mountain Mr. and Mrs. J Lane Wilson hosted 25 friends for a chicken barbecue with assistance from Mrs Clint Hardin Mrs Holmes Moss and Mrs Fred Mathisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Mountain
J. Lane Wilson
Clint Hardin
Holmes Moss
Fred Mathisen
Two County Sires Welcome Sons This Week
Two sons were born in Gillespie County this past week. One child arrived August 30 to Mr and Mrs Dean Hopf and the other to Mr and Mrs Tra Lee Sultemeier on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie County
Dean Hopf
Tra Lee Sultemeier
Priess Women Visited Relatives in San Antonio
Mrs. Harry Priess and Miss May Priess spent the weekend visiting relatives in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Priess
May Priess
San Antonio
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Standard Society Section
Julia Estill
Erline Schneider
Order OF Eastern Star
Mrs. Tietz
Bridge
Bernhard
Mrs. Arthur Kneese
pRia
Ostrow Hotel
Willie Kaderli
Mgr
Schroeder Bros
Orie
India
Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Ceil
America
Par
Duncan Coffee Company
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