Saint Mark's Episcopal chooses not to hire Nelms
Rev J Henning Nelms of Washington DC declined the offer to become rector of St Mark's Episcopal Church in San Antonio. The church awaits a final decision while continuing to consider other candidates.
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J. Henning Nelms
Washington Wires
St. Mark’s Church
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
San Antonio
Nelms
J. T. Woodhull
St. Mark’s
Washington
St. Mark's
Nplan
Gay Bryan wed in San Luis Obispo church ceremony
William Henry Gay and Virginia Hileen Bryan were married Saturday at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Father Huden officiating. The bride, formerly of Del Rio, has spent winter in town with the Van Eman family. The couple left for an extended western tour and will reside in San Luis Obispo after May 1.
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William Henry Gay
San Luis Obispo
California
Virginia Hileen Bryan
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Huden
del Rio
Haseen
M. C. van Eman
Arciniega Street
Gay
San Luis Obigpo
Cal
Mexican supper honors Dr. Henry Bailey and Mrs. Livingston
Dr Henry Turner Bailey director of the Chautauqua School of Arts and Crafts will be the honor guest at a Mexican supper at 6 o clock at the Mexicana cafe Mrs Charles Livingston of 1800 San Pedro avenue compliments Miss Isabelle Livingston at bridge at 230 o clock
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Henry Turner Bailey
Chautauqua School of Arts and Crafts
Mexicana Cafe
Charles Livingston
San Pedro Avenue
Isabelle Livingston
Henry Turner
Dr. Bailey
Charles J. Lukin
Nelly Lytle
L. M. Griesenbeck
N. S. Hunsden
Emma Pirie
Irene Young
Agnes Cotton
Laura Steele
Flora McNeil
Minnie Johnson
Lizzie Tynan
Sarah King
Benita Berry
M. B. Nelson
Adah Gibbons
Annié Lachapelle
Adah Crain
Mildred Baskin
Kate Colding
Emily Gohmert
Emerie Johnson
Herman Hirsch
W. J. Knox
C. A. Arnold
Mexican suppers and social duties fill Morriston society
Miss Reba Bentley will be honored at a Mexican supper at Mexicana cafe hosted by Mrs Chester Terrell with forty two covers. Dr Henry Turner attended a Mexican supper with school department hosts. attendees included Dr Bailey and many local residents. The Queen's Daughters meet at St Marys auditorium while Missionary circles plan meetings. Mrs W H Turner and daughter Nell prepare a months North trip from San Luis Potosi. Mrs Charles Livingston hosted bridge for niece Isabelle Livingston with Easter decorations. Mrs Ferdinand P Herff to host a small luncheon at Cafe Mexicana.
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Reba Bentley
Morriston
Ark
Mexicana Cafe
Chester Terrell
W. H. Turner
Nell Turner
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
M. B. Moynahan
South Pinto Street
Miss Turner
Prospect Hill
City
Charles Livingston
Bridge
Isabelle Livingston
Merrill
Ferdinand P. Herff
Cafe Mexicana
Mrs Eli Hertzberg Recital Guests and Mexican Supper
Mrs Eli Hertzberg will host guests for Mrs Mark’s recital including Mrs William Dunne Mrs Ralph Clark Miss Sarah King and Miss Gussie Rowley A Mexican supper at the Mexicana will be enjoyed before the recital.
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Eli Hertzberg
Mark
William Dunne
Ralph Clark
Sarah King
Gussie Rowley
The
Mexicana A
Gypsy Queen Election Chooses Leader At Turner Hall
This afternoon at Turner hall a gypsy queen election revived an old Hungarian ceremony. Members wore black bows and were given white bows for counting ballots. The candidate with the most black bows was proclaimed queen. Ruth McKinney, a popular dark-eyed member of the gypsy band, was among the suitors.
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Turner Hall
Ruth McKinney
Marjorie Graves Leads Gypsy Solo Dance at Fete
Marjorie Graves has the requisites for queenship as she performs the gypsy solo to the Bohemian Girl music. Participants include Ruth McKinney Nora Durand Diana Dalkowitz Peggy Bliss Dorothy Dibrell Caroline Davis Genilli Hedges Willie Frank Gretchen Schreiber Nellie Faulds Mildred Hall Marjorie Will Agatha Shields Fay Fountain and Ruth Nande.
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Marjorie Graves
Ruth McKinney
Nora Durand
Diana Dalkowitz
Peggy Bliss
Dorothy Dibrell
Caroline Davis
Genilli Hedges
Willie Frank
Gretchen Schreiber
Nellie Faulds
Mildred Hall
Marjorie Will
Agatha Shields
Fay Fountain
Ruth Nande
Wedding announced for Lola Breed and Robert Yantis
A wedding is announced for tomorrow evening at West End Presbyterian Church between Miss Lola Breed and Robert Yantis of San Antonio. Rev. W A McDowell will perform the ceremony.
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West End Presbyterian Church
Lola Breed
Robert Yantis
San Antonio
W. A. McDowell
Laurel Heights Baraca Class to entertain friends
The Baraca class of Laurel Heights Methodist church will host a gathering Saturday evening at the church on April 15. Members of the Natural club will present a musical program and the boys will hold a debate followed by refreshments.
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Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Natural Club
Knights of King Arthur Meet at West End Church
The Knights of King Arthur of the West End Presbyterian church will meet this evening at the church. An interesting program has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of King Arthur
West End Presbyterian Church
Easter Week Services Mix Regular, Vesper at Laurel Heights
Besides the regular Easter morning service a vesper service is being arranged for next Sunday evening at Laurel Heights Methodist Church. The union prayer service of the Easter week will be held this evening at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Laurel Heights Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Social notes and upcoming events in Chicago area
Dr John S Davis returns to Chicago after visiting his father on Mistletoe Avenue. Mrs J E Tilley of Smithville leaves for Austin. Rev R F Stokes is ill at 720 Nolan Street. Katherine Franklin hosts a dance at the Country Club with four brides elect guests. A pupil recital is set for Wednesday at Grand Opera House with ushers listed. Bonn Avon pupils stage Wagegles in mid May.
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John S. Davis
Chicago
Wm. Hope Davis
Mistletoe Avenue
R. F. Stokes
Nolan Street
Katherine Franklin
Clare Denman
Susan Blocker
Barnard Watts
Roy Denman
Miss Rabe Hosts Mexican Luncheon Honoring Estelle Dreyfus
Miss Rabe entertained at 1 pm in the private Mexicana cafe dining room for Miss Estelle Dreyfus soon to wed Henry Meyers of Palestine. Red lilies and pomegranate centerpieces brightened the luncheon while feathered Mexican bird cards marked seats for guests including Mrs Emil Frank and Mrs Henry Rabe.
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Miss Rabe
Estelle Dreyfus
Henry Meyers
Palestine
Mexicana Cafe
Preyfus
Emil Frank
Henry Rabe
Jack Gugenheim
Nita Wolff
Bertha Hirsch
Annie Kaufmann
Two Damage Suits Filed for 25000 Each
Two negligence suits totaling 50000 were filed in Forty-fifth District Court this morning. Plaintiffs Joe Wainwright and Ida Skinner sue the Traction Company as the defendant for injuries alleged from its conduct.
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Forty-fifth District
Joe Wainwright
Ida Skinner
Traction Company
Call Convention on City Beautification
A San Antonio civic meeting calls a May 16 convention of all civic groups and citizens to plan city beautification. The Civic Improvement league directors announced at the Gunter hotel lunching meeting that an expert landscape architect may be brought in to guide a comprehensive plan for streets parks sidewalks and the river. Participants include the Improvement league Chamber of Commerce Real Estate exchange Woman's club and other groups with the venue to be decided between Grand opera house or Beethoven hall depending on attendance. The league plans a winter shrub distribution and five proposed Alamo area beautification sketches including one by Harvey L. Page. Directors will reconvene Saturday at the St. Anthony to refine plans. Attendees listed include Joseph S. Carr Edward W. Knox T. L. Conroy Harry L. Miller H. L. Page F. F. Collins and Joseph Emerson Smith.
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San Antonio
Civic Improvement League
Gunter Hotel
Light
Improvement League
Chamber of Commerce
Real Estate Exchange
Womans’ Club
Woman's Playground Association
Grand Opera House
Beethoven Hall
Alamo
Harvey L. Page
Th League
St. Anthony
Discu
Josephs. Carr
Edward W. Knox
T. L. Conroy
Harry L. Miller
H. L. Page
F. F. Collins
Joseph Emerson Smith
Y. M. C. A. Is Condemned by Associated Press
Houston pastors from Methodist and Baptist churches adopted resolutions endorsing Rev. Dr. Broughton of Atlanta and withdrawing support from the local Y M C A after the agency refused to sanction his statewide prohibition preaching. The move follows the Y M C A directorate withdrawing support due to his stance.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Broughton
Atlanta
Aked Declares Rockefellers Still Trusted Friends
The Rev Charles F Aked in New York before his April departure for a San Francisco pastorate said his relations with the Rockefellers remain cordial and he still counts John D Rockefeller among his friends He praised Rockefeller and announced he goes west with Mrs Aked in President Lovetts private car on the Union Pacific railroad.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles F. Aked
San Francisco
Rockefellers
Rockefeller
Aked
President Lovett
Unicon Pacific Railroad
Proposals Sought for Isolation Hospital at Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sam Houston Texas invites sealed proposals in triplicate for the construction of an isolation hospital with bids due May 10 1911 at 11 am. The U S reserves right to reject any or all bids Plans and specs available only in the Constructing Quartermaster office envelope marked Proposals for Isolation Hospital addressed to P W Guiney.
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Quartermaster
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
U. S
P. W. Guiney
Pueblo woman visits Mrs. Froboese at 325 West Nueva
Miss Pauline Fegan of Pueblo Mexico is visiting Mrs. Marie Froboese in the city staying at her residence on West Nueva street during a short stay with Mrs. Froboese.
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Pauline Fegan
Pueblo
Mexico
City
Marie Froboese
West
Nueva Street
Turi Ww Hon Oa E 49
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Turi
Rebellion in Ponape Noted by Mission Officials in Boston
Details from Dr. Clifford BE. Rife describe a Ponape uprising in the Caroline Islands that began October 18. Natives objected to forced road work by German overseers. four German officials were received today at the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. The report touches on governance and municipal recall concepts.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Ponape
Caroline Islands
American Board of Commission For Foreign Missions
Clifford BE. Rife
Marshall Islands
Young Lauds Commission Plan For City Government
Senator Lafayette Young of Iowa praises Des Moines three year commission plan as efficient. He notes no reduction in expenses but more value for money, criticizes old government machinery and excess offices, and claims boards and commissioners were eliminated.
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Iowa
Telld
Des Moines
Associated Press
Washington
Lafayette Young
Senate
Commission
Mr. Young
Decrease in News Print Paper Production and Stocks
Washington reports February shows declines in news print paper production stocks on hand and shipments per the American Pulp and Paper Association to the commissioner of corporations. February output fell by 10 79 tons from January to 88 979 tons, with stocks down 1115 tons and shipments down 9805 tons.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Pulp and Paper Association
Commissioner of Corporations
Fifty PanCoast mine disaster victims buried in Scranton
Fifty of the seventy three PanCoast mine disaster victims are buried in Scranton. The PanCoast company orders funeral expenses and immediate needs of bereaved families paid. A relief fund of two hundred thousand dollars is to be raised. Theo Artzt's orchestra. Both phones.
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Pancoast
Associated Press
Scranton
Pancoast Company
Fortune Waits for Long Lost Nurse Girl
The Supreme Court hears the case of Mabel Allen a Boston nurse girl missing since Chicago World’s Fair days around 1893. Her deathly absence leaves a contested fortune with relatives arguing for distribution while the court receiver holds the funds challenging the law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Boston
Chicago
Mabel Allen
George Nelson
West Pullman, Ill
Funeral Notice for Marshall K. Shiner in San Antonio
Marshall K Shiner died in San Antonio Texas on April 19 1911 at 630 am aged 28 years 5 months and 19 days Funeral will be held at his residence No 1017 South Flores Street at 330 pm Interment in I O O F Friends attendance is appreciated
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San Antonio
Tex
Marshall K Shiner
South Flores Street
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Camden N J
Gay-Bryan
Queen’s Daughters
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Prospect
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First Baptist Church
C. L. Bass
Delmar Street
Royal Baking Powder
Royal Baking Powder CO
Libbey
Libbey Glass
Libbey Cut Glass
Morimura
Pam Shine
J. E. Tilley
Smithville
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L. L. Marks
Fenita McMillan
Edith Goldstein
Mattie May Lowe
Hermine Sulzbacher
Percy Dowdell
Camille Lang
Ethel Pfueffer
Regina Beckman
Pauline Washer
H. D. Kampmann
Julia Catherine Hall
Nat M. Washer
B. F. Yoakum
Bessie Yoakum
Aked and
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Carolines
Young Lauds Commission
Theo
Artzt
Supreme Court
Marshall K. Shiner
Atlantic
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Washer Co
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