Schoenewolf Bride of Wesley Gold in Candlelit Bethany Ceremony
Miss Florine Schoenewolf daughter of Mrs. Max Schoenewolf became the bride of Wesley Gold son of Mrs. Alf Gold in a candlelight ceremony at Bethany Lutheran Church on Saturday evening. The service featured organist Oliver Kowert, soloist Mrs. Lester Keyser, and a color scheme of white gladioli and feverfew. The bride wore white Chantilly lace over white taffeta with a train and long fitted sleeves, carrying a bouquet of white rose buds and stephanotis. Attendants wore white lace over white taffeta, and the reception followed at the bride’s home with a double-heart cake and floral-tinted decor. guests included numerous local town and area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiss Geraldyne Schoenewolf
Max Schoe
Wesley Gold
Alf, Gold
Bethany Lutheran Church Satuday
Theo. Haag
Io Church
Asnewolf
Oliver Kowert
Kowert
Lester Keyser
Victor Shoenewolf
Weil
Lilyig Valley
Florine Knoche
Kermit Striegler
Erin Nixon
Tey
Jeanette Knoche
Ower
Clarence Gold
Hamlin
Han
Victor Stahl
Paul Henke
Be Tide
Geraldine Schoenewolf
Max Schoenewolf
Bethany Lutheran Church
Mary Martha Society of Bethany Entertained
The Mary Martha Society of Bethany Lutheran Church met at Mrs. Wm. Petmecky’s home last Thursday. They opened with hymns and prayers, held a Bible contest led by Mrs. Edwin Seipp, and elected Mrs. Nolan Brown as president. A luncheon followed with meat salad, wafers, olives, cake, cookies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Society
Bethany Lutheran Church
Wm. Petmecky
Theo Haag
Edwin Seipp
Nolan Brown
Mrs Stein Hosts Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club
Mrs Oscar Stein entertained the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home last Thursday. Queen's crown arrangements adorned the living room and dining table. Laurie Wells won high score, Eddie Ochs was second. Out of town guests included Harvey Stein, Henry Ries, and Ralph Gold. Menu featured tongue salad golden glow salad potato chips spiced cake and ice tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Stein
Laurie Wells
Eddie Ochs
Mrs. Stein
Mesdames
Harvey Stein
Henry Ries
Ralph Gold
Mes Kolmeier Entreats Octagon Bridge Club
Mrs Walter Kolmeier hosted the Octagon Bridge Club at her home on a Wednesday afternoon last week. Pink roses adorned the living room and a crystal bowl of red roses centered the laced dining table. Five bridge games produced high prize for Mrs Walter Knoche and second high for Mrs J B Wieser. Guests included Mesdames J B Wieser Emil Koch and Walter Pfeil. Refreshments featured chicken salad sliced tomatoes pickles lime jello with fruit and whipped cream muffins and ice tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kolmeier
Octagon Bridge Club
Walter Knoche
J. B. Wieser
Kolmeier
Mesdames
Emil Koch
Walter Pfeil
Thursday Evening Contract Bridge Club Entertained
Mrs Kermit Striegler hosted the Thursday Evening Contract Bridge Club with guests Miss Tillie Reider and Mrs Harvey Stein in her home last week. The decorated rooms featured red roses and pink rose centerpieces, with miniature baskets of plumbago on refreshment trays. Mrs Harvey Stein won high prize and Mrs Hayden Osbourne placed second. treats included pineapple ice cream and lemon custard squares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Striegler
Contract Bridge Club
Tillie Reider
Harvey Stein
Hayden Osbourne
Wednesday Club Meets with Mrs W Keidel
Mrs Werner Keidel hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club with guest Mrs Joe Stein. Vari colored zinnias in pottery bowls decorated the game rooms and after the games the hostess served pie a la mode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Keidel
Joe Stein
New Organization Formed by Church Women
The former Missionary Societies of the First Methodist church formed the Woman's Society of Christian Service on September 19 with Rev. W. M. Rader presiding. Officers elected include honorary president Mrs. A. W Mourland acting president Mrs. Lester Keyser treasurer Mrs. Herman Hahn recording secretary Fern Grote and R. R. Jackson corresponding secretary. The group signed the charter and took a love offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
W. M. Rader
Woman's Society of Christian Service
A. W Mourland
Lester Keyser
Herman Hahn
Fern Grote
R. R. Jackson
Rader
Gold Hartmann Rites Held at Zion's Church
Miss Vera Hartmann daughter of Mrs Meta Hartmann wed Clemens Gold son of Mr and Mrs Hilmar Gold in Zion Lutheran Church with Rev F A Bracher presiding Attendants were Elgin Hartmann Ruby Grobe Heino Crenwelge Gertrude Hartmann Candle bearers were Alton Oehler James Henke Organist Flora Bracher Nuptial reception followed at the bride's mother's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Hartmann
Meta Hartmann
Clemens Gold
Hilmar Gold
Zions ‘Lutheran Church
F. A. Bracher
Elgin Hartmann
Ruby Grobe
Heino Crenwelge
Gertrude Hartmann
Alton Oehler
James Henke
Flora Bracher
Jolly Six Club Meets At Mrs Kallenberg Home
The Jolly Six Sewing Club gathered at Mrs. Hugo Kallenberg's home with rose and forget me not arrangements. After social time a luncheon was served to Mesdames Benno Stehling Aug Langerhans Harry Reichenau Chester Cordes and Max Henke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Six Club
Mesdames Benno Stehling
Aug, Langerhans
Harry Reichenau
Chester Cordes
Max Henke
Informal Lunch Honors Mrs Lochte Birthday Celebration
Mrs Marie Lochte was feted at her home on her 67th birthday with a social hour and a luncheon. Guests included family and friends such as Mr and Mrs W A Lochte, Mrs Chas Kiehne, Miss Lottie Stehling, and several others, following a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Wlochte
Francisca
Marie C. Lochte
Stehling
W. A. Lochte
Centennial Bridge Club Entertained at Mrs Hoffman Home
Zinnias and marigolds brightened the centennial bridge party hosted last week Wednesday at Mrs W C Hoffman’s home. Guests included Mrs Kermit Striegler and Mrs Harvey Stein who helped with refreshments. Six games of bridge crowned Mrs Harvey Stein high and Mrs Chester Schmidt second. A light fruit salad in orange cups open face sandwiches and cookies followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.hoffman
Centennial Bridge Club
Kermit Striegler
Harvey Stein
Bridge Group Entertained At Home
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club was hosted by Mrs. Henry Hirsch Jr. on Tuesday afternoon with yellow and lavender fall flowers. Mrs. Harvey Stein won high score, Miss Viola Juenke second high. guests included Mrs. Harvey Stein and Mrs. Victor Schoenewolf. Mrs. Hirsch served congealed chicken salad stuffed tomatoes wafers hot apple pie and iced tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hirsch Jr
Harvey Stein
Viola Juenke
Victor Schoenewolf
San Antonio visitors and Oklahoma trip noted
Mr and Mrs Felix Weber and Mrs Sidney Henke visited San Antonio last Saturday. Dr and Mrs Hardin Perry spent last week in Oklahoma visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Weber
Sidney Henke
San Antonio
Hardin Perry
Oklahoma
Social to honor teachers at Oct 2 PTA meet
A PTA meeting on Wednesday October 2 at 7 45 p m will feature Rev B E Breihan of Kerrville as guest speaker after a brief business session The PTA Choral Singers directed by Mrs Nannie Striegler will perform Attendance awards will be given to rooms with the most visitors Dues of fifty cents are due to the local treasurer by October 19 and may be paid to Mrs Almon Kirchhoff or Mrs Felix Wilke or sent to school through listed teachers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
B. E. Breihan
Kerrville
Nannie Striegler
State
Parent-Teacher Association
Almon Kirchhoff
Felix Wilke
Julia Estill
Stella Jung
Esther Mueller
Mrs Peter Hosts High Five Club Gathering
Mrs Roman Peter entertained the High Five Club at her home last Wednesday afternoon. Mexican class floral arrangements and roses decorated the rooms. Prizes awarded: first to Mrs Alois Wehmeyer, second to Mrs Felix Kammlah, third to Mrs Roman Peter. Hostess served jellied tongue stuffed tomatoes potato chips and pineapple upside down cake.
Bluebonnet Girl Scouts Hold Investiture Ceremony
At a regular meeting of the Bluebonnet Troop of Girl Scouts at the Scout Headquarters last Wednesday, Loreen Mittendorf Bernice Enderlin and Madeline Dooley received scout pins in a formal investiture ceremony led by troop sponsor Mrs. Victor Schoenewolf. A brief business session followed with games played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebonnet
Loreen Mittendorf
Bernice Enderlin
Madeline Dooley
Victor Schoenewolf
Local visitors spend weekend in city
Mrs Walter K Adams of Denison and Mrs Turman N Smith with her daughter visited Mrs R G Striegler last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Benno Schriever and Mrs Lena Weber of Path spent the weekend here. Mrs Weber stayed on for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter K. Adams
Denison
Turman N. Smith
San Antonio
R. G. Striegler
Benno Schriever
Lena Weber
Path
Weber
Social Calendar Highlights Bridge Hostesses and Meetings
Social calendar notes events from October 1 to October 3 featuring Mrs Alfred Cameron hosting bridge, Mrs Felix Keidel and Mrs Laurence Feller entertaining Centennial Bridge Club, Home Makers Guild hosting, Mrs Walter Knoche entertaining Octagon Bridge Club, Mrs Alf Wunderlich hosting Bethany Lutheran Missionary Society, Mrs Felix Meier entertaining Kaffee Kraenzchen, and Mrs Henry Becker hosting a bride event for Hugo Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Keidel
Laurence Feller
Centennial Bridge Club
Henry Borchers
Home Makers Guild
Alf. Wunderlich
Bethany Lutheran Church Missionary Society
Henry Becker
Hugo Walter
Home Scene of Party At Teague Residence
A Friday afternoon gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Teague featured three tables of bridge. The well decorated home showcased roses and Vinc a arrangements with a central crystal bowl for display. Mrs Alfred Petsch won high score and Mrs Eddie Stein second high as guests enjoyed pineapple ring open face ham salad wafers and cake with cherries along with grape punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Teague
Fred Mathisen
Henry Ries
Eric Juenke
Eddie Stein
Alfred Petsch
Ralph Gold
Oscar Stein
Udo Henke
Max Schneider
Viola Juenke
Klaerner children feted at family birthday party
Little Travis and Evelyn Klaerner, children of Mr and Mrs Hugo Klaerner, were honored on Friday afternoon with a birthday party attended by about seventeen youngsters. Guests played games and enjoyed birthday cakes, sandwiches, and lemonade, with favors baskets of candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
Evelyn Klaerner
Hugo Klaerner
Birthday Honors for Mrs Ad Meckel at Home
Mrs Ad Meckel enjoyed a 71st birthday anniversary at her home on Sunday Sept 15 hosted by about fifteen relatives and friends. Out of town guests included Mrs A Schwethelm of Comfort Mrs Henry Wallace Mrs Ernst Kott and Mrs Aug Jost of Kerrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad. Meckel
A. Schwethelm
Comfort
Henry Wallace
Ernst Kott
Aug, Jost
Kerrville
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Albert Kordzik at Cherry Springs
A group of friends and relatives gathered at Mrs Albert Kordzik's Cherry Springs home on Thursday of last week to honor her birthday. Colorful garden flowers decorated the house. Mrs Kordzik received many lovely gifts. At five o'clock guests moved to the dining room for lunch meats salads cheese homemade bread and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kordzik
Cherry Springs
Black-Draught Vegetable Laxative Promoted for Relief
The ad promotes Black-Draught as a punctual gentle relief for constipation made from vegetable ingredients. It highlights an intestinal tonic laxative component improving tone of lazy bowel muscles and claims economy with 25 to 40 doses for 25 cents.
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Iss Schonewolf
Udo Schell
Nase
Paula Welge
Mausen
Wm. Rausch
R. Kepke
Austin
Udo Schethase
New Rauntels
Clarsn Gold
Aug
Isaula and
Kurt Welgey
Houston
Florine Kate
Galveston
Ac B. Langford
San An
Eugene Hirsch
Coleman
Mary Martha Society OF Bethany Entertained
Mes, Kolmeier
Bride OF
MacDonald Studio
Zion’s
Jolly Six Sewing Club
Hugo Kallenberg
Mrs. Peter
Bluebonnet Troop
Girl Scouts
Max W.staudt
Alfred Cameron
Mrs
Felix Meier
Kaffee Kraenz
Chen
Fredericksburg
Tavannes
E. L. Walter, Jeweler
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