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INcoun-^afest, aty in sinessMrs. re be-;o the/ears, is one31’S of*. and *ip toiition, ghout Hous-y pay 3S ora man’s Travis d So-itts, is Danner11 prefer the awson-A thins ( There •from nakinglid fe-Mattie organ, is mis-PASSING PARADE ,M, ilay Sin-pyard, former nationally 'gridiron star and hiir Ir-ngim di.i:ult;!' 1 '.far. !; i ■1 • 11 * ?; I., f'y Kv. Ml. :i’i i . i ’ .i: t in t g'a a ; 111 «.ni:i.Ml-' .Jr;--ic Al.ii- M;i!!iic\v.', v mt .-ii'i' Hi.- iiMp ('.dK glt; Junior, wdiif 11.:i -i I'r»ni Sihdicc. I In- I'm her. Waldo Matthews, was until his daath,'deputy grand master of i hlt;* Odd Fid •, lows. Miss Matthews is the house'guest, of Miss Nell Smith, 1202 An- Jaml thc l'h»n” of tnmutifuily gownedISS Johnnie Mae Newton enter- [ Messrs. William Houston, Melvin tained tin* members of the Even- j Riuulle, B. E. \oung, Cecil Hall and ing Bridge ('lull and I'.er charming j .John Southern oi Prairie View.\\ie-K i-nd guest.;: Aliases Violet King , Miss Newton was assisted in hnst-hv her mother and Mrs.iHiil Y. Bennett. members of Samuel »I’!-■! on and Til lot son faculty, with a •.cry pretty in forma! hospi* a lit y Sid o)■«;:(y evening, July la.• Th - dimly lighted room:-, ttye enframing musie played by Misfc Matin * E. Overton, the f ragr a nee o f ■Indee flowers—gladioli and roses—css unites Nelli.- Bi - hopHtl; draws. .At is ‘lomore.Smith is a Bishop ' rivaled an atmosphere of in*j Miss Ann Franklin, daughter of j D r. J. M. Fra n k Ii n, Pra i rie V i e\v s u r-jgeon, visiting her cousins, Miss Loon-’tine and J. Cl. Osborne.I Mrs. F. K. McPherson, popular andMiss Belay (’harlton, who ha- inn n visiting her cousin, Miss Nellie M. Hubert, left. Saturday for her home in Beaumont. Miss Charlton is the daughter of Prof. and Mrs, 7. J. Charlton of Beaumont and is a member of the sophomore class of Tus-kogee Institute and is also a member of the choir that sang so successfully in New York during the winter season.uvseribable delight.Perhaps the most colorful punch service was created by the peach punch and lime sherbet in a crystal bowl with cut recesses.Miss Henrietta Bell held the lucky shrewd executive head of the Court j c'ar^» ^ie rutting, and was pre-of Calanihe, called' the most solventjscntcd an elegant table lamp with a *m4 pease, which is near afraternal order in Texas, being driv- i cream pottery base. The guests of ,,____ ^ , ^.....en by her chauffeur in her 11)33 hoior received!iilt;j Cadillac V-8 sedan. She was accom-I panied by Mrs. J. E. .Robinson, 2413 Dowling, at whose home she is staying. Airs. Robinson is a prominent officer of the Court of Calanthc.Drs. Rufus and Robert Stanton, af-.flucnt and nattily attired Island City / dentist and physician, respectively, talking to former jGrand Master G.W. Jackson, Corsicana.Clarence Starks, Dallas, visiting his Houston friends accompanied by Attorney Jim Nabrit, local barrister.Wuxtra! Wuxtra! De Kingfish is retained by his local subjects. Long j live de Kingfish and may his reign be prosperous and years long.It seems that Dr. Charlie JPember- J j ton was victim of inside polities in j j the scramble for the office of grand I jj medical examiner of the Odd Fellows j j and Dr. J. I. Moore, San Antonio, was j | reelected.“The first king” of all fraternal royalty is Sir L. B. Kinchion, Belton, who is enroute to a session of Odd Fellows accompanied by John White, local Pythian representative and Dr. J. R. Terrell. The latter is much improved after a prolonged spell of illness. Mr. Kinchion is grand chancellor of - the Knights of Pythias, and father of one of Texas’s most popular young sorority leaders, Miss Edna Kinchion,Mrs. L. M. Hughes, head of the Household of Ruth, is being literally mobbed by a crowd of enthusiastic sisters who desire to shake hands.Mrs. Lola Ann Brady Cullum emerging from her 1933 LaSalle convertible coupe in a stunning yellow ! ? ensemble. I ?Sanitary rooms and deliciousmeals available at modest cost atcar or bus. HV.V...LO w.. jjnes} an(j onjy a few minutes walkhand-embroidered , , Ty . ,, ,,rto the heart of Houston. Gall Mrs.Lillie Vance Chester, Fairfax 2044.lt;tf)deli m-n guest towels of exquisite sign.Out-of-town guests enjoying the _courtesy were Misses Ruth Weeks of !Austin; Edna Kinchion of Belton;, PIat? 1~Mnke a star of orane;e Itorvey of Fort Worth; Drs. Colbert set'tionK- Place cantaloupes tails To 11-Anderson and “Whirlwind” Johnson; j 6lt;t in fine -«°«ianufc between star9 ; points. Center with cherry.Surf BathingATGALVESTONONLY SO. MIES AWAY!Go ViaInterurbanFOR ONLYROUNDTRIPROUNDTRIPMrs. Ray Williams frantically 1 I searching for change for a one dol- | f lar bill, and’ complimenting yours ! t truly by inquiring if we would be j [kind enough to do it for her.Fred Haynes, well-known restaurateur, talking to a group of friends.Every Sunday Direct To BeachLV. 8 A. M.-2 P. M.Return On Any Interurban Same DayGALVESTON-HOUSTON ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO.BERT GRAY, Pres. Fairfax 7171
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Galveston Sentinel
Galveston, Texas, US
Sat, Jul 22, 1933
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