Richey Elected Queen Amid Social Event Spotlight
Richey won a secret ballot queen title with a majority vote amid a busy social schedule at Fort Sam Houston. The event featured Miss Richey leading the grand march with Gail Eaton of the Diamond Back, honored guests including Dr Richard Hickey and Col. James Totten, and multiple bridge and dance entertainments across the Fort Sam Houston community.
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University Military Unib
Rowena Saltonstall
Christian
Betsy Foes
Pegey Carver
Margaret Finto
Emmett O'Shaughnessy
Fred Zalmanzig
George
Harold Jambers
Lance
Ransom Marlow
Gail Eaton
Bennie Crowther
Henry Lane
Robert Brown
G. Fisher
Mrs. Thade
Foster
Eighth Corps Area Bridge Club
Fort Sam Houston
Harold Spigelmyre
Terrell Road
Gertrude Newton
Newbon
Cyere
W. W. Miller
San Antonio social notes and upcoming events
By CLARA L. PANCOAST. Mr and Mrs James McCallum and daughter Miss BereniceMcCallum and Mrs Philip Breithaupt have been visiting in San Antonio and will return to Kitchener Ontario. They stayed with Mr and Mrs Raymond Woodward and Mrs Breithaupt with her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest W Glemens. Reservations for the Bright Shawl style show luncheon include Mesdames Herbert Slayden Clarkson Lewis Kayton Robert Barclay C D Bidinwinder and Miss Lois Lasaber. Major General and Mrs Merritte VW Ireland of Washington are motor touring the country and lodging with Colonel and Mrs A P Clark on Brabatt boulevard. General and Mrs Ireland plan to see the West Thursday morning. Those who reserved for the card party on Saturday April 1 at the Officers club Fort Sam Houston are Mesdames W Be Mays L M Hester B Ball G B Ball?
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Ernest Hinds
Merritte Ireland
Washington
A. P. Clark
W. G. Jenkins
Medical Bridge
Pally’s
J.T. Mebane
Clara £. Pancoast
James McCallum
Berenice McCallum
Philip Breithaupt
San Antonio
Wil
Kitch *Ener
Ontario
Amore
Herbert Slayden Clarkson
Lewis Kayton
Robert Barclay
C. D. Bidinwinder
Lois Lasaber
Merritte VW
Ireland
Washipgton
Brabatt Boulevard
Bire
Officers Club
Fort Sam Houston
Chapel Guild of
Mesdames W. BeMays
L. M. Hester
B. Ball
Hehere
Katherine Lackland
Finea Winels
Gatis
Kk. Bean
David Windie
Kellogg Introduces New Shredded Biscuit Toasted On Both Sides
Kellogg unveils a shredded whole wheat biscuit claimed to preserve full food value while delivering a mellower flavor and crisper texture. The product, toasted both sides, fits compactly in a cereal pack and is certified by the Medical Arts Laboratory of Philadelphia.
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Lait Time Sign
Kellogg
Iit
Mie High Fond Nahio
Kellogg Isenit
Medical Arty Laboratory
Madadelphia
Grocern
Keleg's
Social Calendar Events and Guests at San Antonio Homes
A long list of social entertainments unfolds in San Antonio with H E Devore and J Lynch hosting at New Braunfels avenue and Mrs Harold Wellington Jones planning an afternoon tea to honor Miss Betty Reynolds and Mrs Stephan Beyburn. The Ed Guenther party returned from Chicago with Miss Marie Louise Guenther visiting Debutante Isabel Gordon, while Mrs Alton Foster and daughter Blair Foster travel to San Antonio for musical performances.
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Rarold Wellington Jones
Betty Reynolds
Stephan Beyburn
Beyburnn
New Orleans
San Antonio
Erhard Guenther
Marie Louise Guenther
Chicago
Edgewater Beach
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Ernoon
Aoe
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A. C. Toudouze
St. Mary’s University
Toudouze Hall
South Flores Seet
Lieut
William F. Cox
Cox
HO. T
W. H. Houston
Post and Division Medical Bridge Club
se + The Bright Shawl
W. R. Hensey
C.R
E A. Dean
Hall
Artillery Bridge
Argyle Hotel
Maco Stewart
Maco DI
Dallas
Devore, H. E. Couiter and
Jon Lynch
Caplain
G. L. Eberle
New Braunfels Avenue
Alton Foster
Lake| Charles
Uttle
Blair Foster
E. A. Drake
Vance Jackson Road
New York
Henry Woolsey
Jake Chath
Drake
St. Mary's
Port Bam Mouston
Rolie Richey
Wander Sirol
Bovis
Nisley Gallery OF
Seauties
Vin Det
Ald
Aleme
Lanis
Kashion
Nisley Style Bureau
Faille
Alamo Plaza
Conative
Earnestine Littlejohn
Hollywood
Careetry
Wolff & Marx
The
Wolff & Marx Co
Houston Street
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