Woodmen Camp appoints committee for June picnic
At Sam Houston camp No. 55 Woodmen of the World meeting on Commerce street a committee of five was named to coordinate with other camps for the annual order picnic set for June 6. The session saw twelve applications acted on with eight elected and three admitted by transfer. The degree team exemplified the mysteries of Perfected Woodcraft to eight candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Mitchell
C. O. Dunham
B. Rossman
C. A. Conlon
W. C. Thrailkill
Sam Houston
Woodmen of the World
Forest Hall
Commerce Street
Circle 8 G A R Banquet For Veterans
General Stanley circle No 8 of the G A R plans a reception and banquet for veterans on Tuesday April 25 at the Woodmen of the World hall Commerce street. Committees were appointed at a recent meeting and veterans will give toasts and talks about battlefield experiences. Ladies and members show strong interest and attendance is rising. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the reception committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Woodmen of the World Hall
Commerce Street
Duke Visits Fraternal Brotherhood at Alamo Lodge
M A Duke state deputy of the order spoke to Alamo Lodge No 522 Fraternal Brotherhood at the Eagles hall on Main Avenue Tuesday night. He outlined a campaign to recruit new members and appointed each member a temporary deputy with prizes for securing new enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Lodge No
Eagles’ Hall
Main Avenue
M. E. Duke
Duke
San Antonio
WINS STATE BANNER AT BEXAR WOODMEN MEETING
At the Bexar camp No. 12034 Modern Woodmen of America meeting on North Flores street Pat M. Neff of Waco state lecturer will attend and present the state banner to the camp for its achievement.
Bexar Camp Wins Banner At Dallas District Rally
The Dallas district rally saw Bexar camp claim the prize banner over last year’s winner, Dal las camp. District Deputy W C McDonald and local members organized the event with an eight piece orchestra to provide music for dancing and a cordial invitation was issued to all members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rks
Dallas
Bexar Camp
W. C. McDonald
Woodmen Circle to Hold Joint Meeting During Carnival Week
San Antonio Woodmen Circle groves plan a joint session on Wednesday April 19 at 3 PM. Houston district manager Mrs Isabelle Powell will give the principal address on Perfected Wood craft with other members’ talks and ritual demonstrations by Myrtle grove No 1 officers and degree team. Refreshments follow in a joint session conducted by Myrtle grove No 1 Magnola grove No 26 Olive grove No 157 and White Rose grove No 823.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Woodmen
Isabelle Powell
Houston
Order
Myrtle Grove No. 1
Magnola Grove No
Olive Grove No
White Rose Grove
Pocahontas Council Postpones April Meeting
The Minnehaha council No. 1 of the Degree of Pocahontas, I O R M, postpones its Friday meeting from April 21 to April 28 due to San Jacinto day and other attractions. All members are urged to attend the rescheduled session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha Council No. 1
Degree of
Pocahontas, I. O. R. M
San Jacinto
Rebekah Degree Team Wins Prize at Gonzales
The Alamo Rebekah lodge No. 335 Odd Fellows degree team won a $50 cash prize for best degree work at the South Texas Odd Fellows association event in Gonzales. The team, led by captain W S Urquhart, wore new robes and drew praise for their performance. About 300 guests attended a banquet and ball Tuesday night, with numerous attendees from San Antonio listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Rebekah
Lodge
San Antonio
Cantain
Urquhart
Mesdames Mattie Gentzen
Jennie Urquhart
Harry Smith
Gnetta M. Johnson
M. Pillo
Anna Bowling
Mary White
Pearl Smith
Maude Jennings
J. L. Myrer
Gertrude Rock
Hallie Andrews
Annie Urquhart
Hazel Welter
Christine Reitze
Beatrice Powell
Ella Carr
Ruby Gafford
Willie Mullins
Claudia Smith
Ethel Burke
B P O E To Give Dance At San Antonio Lodge
San Antonio lodge No. 216 of the B P O E appointed a committee Leon A. Baer R S Corby and S Rudolf to arrange an informal dance within a few weeks. The meeting was well attended by officers members and a few visitors who were given honors and routine business was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Leon A. Baer
R. S. Corby
S. Ludolph
Grand Officers Visit Rebekahs In City Meeting
Two grand officers from the Rebekah state assembly Mrs. Bessie Dolan of Taylor and Mrs. J D Alexander of Cisco attended Alamo Rebekah lodge No 335 S O O F Friday night Grand honors were given to them and Judge C A Keller deputy grand sire Also four new applications were balloted four candidates were initiated and robes used in the work The lodge prepared to celebrate April 26 with other city lodges and discussed death of Mrs Storms mother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah State Assembly
Bessie Dolan
Taylor
J. D. Alexander
Cisco
Alamo Rebekah Lodge No
C. A. Keller
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Storms
Lodge
Harry Smith
Mattie Gentzen
Anna Bowling
Jennie Urquhart
Gertrude Rock
Annie Urquhart
District Deputy of Pythian Sisters Named
Mrs. Fred Woodson of Chariton temple No 1 progresses as district deputy overseeing two San Antonio temples and actively supports the order as a devoted worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Fred Woodson
Chariton Temple No.1
Woodson
San Antonio
O. O. F. Southwest Texas Association Meeting
Members gathered for a luncheon after the meeting with toasts. Welcome was given by H. R. Kane of San Marcos, with replies from Marcus W. Davis and Harry Hertzberg of San Antonio. Attendees listed include Wantzloeben Steenman Hirzel Block Murray Knauff Meliff Rapp Krawitz McClanahan Malone Caen Rieden Gafford Davis Robu Davis Hertzberg Christian and Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. F. Southwest Texas Association
8. R. Kane
San Marcos
Marcus W. Davis
Harry Hertzberg
San Antonio
J. P. Wantzloeben
J. L. Steenman
Walter C. Hirzel
G. R. Block
Joe Murray
George Knau
Pythian Sisters Hold Successful Tea for Charity
A social tea hosted by Mrs. Minnie Hesse of Charlton temple No 1 P S drew many members and friends to the Widows and Orphans home fund. The event featured decorations, games, a musical program, a violet guessing contest, and refreshments served by temple officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Minnie Hesse
Charlton Temple No. 1
P. S
Widows’ and Orphans’ Home Fund
Odd Fellows Meeting in San Antonio a Well Attended Event
San Antonio lodge No. 11 held a large meeting at Crockett street hall with many visitors. J. B. Schowlee received the first degree and one membership application was presented as a committee was formed. The degree team will travel to San Marcos Thursday to perform three degrees for that lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Lodges
Luling
New Braunfels
Fentress
Mountain Lodge
San Marcos
Ed J. L. Green
C. G. Mead
R. M. Yarrington
S&s
I. O. O. F. Hall
R. A. to Give Dance at Turner Hall
Grinnell lodge No. 61 Royal Achates meets at Woodmen hall to discuss an April 18 dance at Turner hall. Arrangements are led by Mrs. L. T. Waters, Miss Betz, and Mrs. Schunke with L. T. Waters and E. Rouss on the door, Miss H. Rouss and Lizzie Betz aiding reception, and H. A. Kibbey and B. Michael in charge of the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell Lodge No
Royal Achates
Woodmen of the World Hall
Turner Hall
L. T. Waters
Betz
Schunke
Rouss
H. Rouss
Lizzie Betz
E. Schunke
William Baerman
H. A. Kibbey
B. Michael
Fortune telling pitch promises guidance in love and wealth
An astrology advertisement invites readers to write for life readings by Dr. A. Zerola sounding authentic, asking for birth date and six cents postage. It promises revelations on past, present, future, friendships, marriage plans, and success in finances, career, health, and courtship.
Progam Committee Secures Royal Theater Tickets
The committee in charge of the program arranged tickets for everyone to attend the second performance at the Royal theater for the fiancé and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Theater
Alamo lodge No 34 Royal Achates meeting draws crowd
The quarterly social of Alamo lodge No 34 Royal Achates at the Knights of Pythias hall on Market street drew many members and friends. Gus Groeben arranged the program with odes instrumental and vocal selections by Amanda Kunkel Olive Denning Sid ney Hall Nora Duessen Dorothy Lewis EB. L. Lewis and others offered readings and solos. Ice cream and cake were served by the reception committee and dancing followed in the main hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Lodge
Royal Achates
Knights of Pythias Hall
Market Street
Order
Gus Groeben
Amanda Kunkel
Olive Denning
Sidney Hall
Nora Duessen
Robert Underwood
Dorothy Lewis
EB. L. Lewis
Degree Staff Practice Before Friendship Temple Meeting
The joint degree staff of Charlton temple No 1 and Friendship temple No 2 Pythian Sisters held a practice session Thursday afternoon led by Mrs. Minnie Converse. Leaders included Mrs. Minnie Heiligman and Mrs. Gussie Randall with several members listed. The staff has progressed in initiatory and floor work and will perform at Charlton temple Saturday night when several candidates will be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton Temple No. 1
Friendship Temple No. 2
Pythian Sisters
Friendship Temple
Minnie Converse
Minnie Heiligman
Gussie Randall
P. C. Blank
Emma Balcom
John F. Onion
Lydia Williard
J. L. Myer
Kate Woodson
Hattie Riebe
Elinor Smith
LeLorain
Dora Connors
Louise Blankhead
Schaetzler
Charlton Temple
Grand Temple
Abilene
Castle Hall
Market Street
K. W. Sneed
Weatherford
Grace Hotel
Monroe Lodge Holds Large Meeting on Crockett Street
Monroe Lodge No. 242 Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a highly attended session at the I O O F hall on Crockett street. Visiting members were welcomed and honored. A committee reported progress on arranging a joint April 26 celebration with other lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Lodge No. 242
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Crockett Street
Pleasant evening for G L A to B of L E at Mrs Smith home
A pleasant evening was spent by several members of the G L A to B of L E Friday at the home of Mrs. E. T. Smith on Carson street. The rooms were decorated with cut flowers and ferns. Musical and literary numbers furnished amusement for the occasion. An
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. of L. E
E. T. Smith
Carson Street
Delegate Reports From White Rose Grove Meeting
Mrs. Julia Betterton reported from the Mineral Wells head camp convention at the regular Friday night meeting of White Rose grove No 823 held at Modern Woodmen hall on North Flores street. Visitors included guardians of Myrtle and Olive groves as the degree team presented the mysteries of Perfected Wood craft to two candidates. new applications were received and referred to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Betterton
White Rose Grove
Mineral Wells
the Grove
Woodmen Hall
North Flores Street
San Antonio Hive No 3 to Hold Review at Woodmen Hall
The regular review of San Antonio Hive No 3 Ladies of the Maccabees will be held at Woodmen hall on Commerce street Monday afternoon. All guards are asked to attend at 3 o clock for the last convention practice. One candidate will be obligated and other business of importance will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Hive No
San Antonio
Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
Woodmen Hall
Commerce Street
Hive
Members and vacancies at Charlton temple meeting
Mrs Minnie Converse and others formed credential and greetings committees while Mrs Emma Balcom and Mrs Kate Woodson held law supervision duties. Visitors included Mrs Mary Steubing and Elinor Smith of Charlton temple. The offices of mistress of records and guard were declared vacant due to resignation, with elections to fill them at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Converse
G. M
John F. Onion
Emma Balcom
Kate Woodson
Mary Steubing
le Laurin
Elinor Smith
Charlton Temple
Temple
Supreme President Meets With Local Assembly in San Antonio
Supreme President B L Dunn of Springfield Illinois attended San Antonio Assembly No 78 Loyal Americans at Modern Woodmen hall North Flores Street. He spoke on the order's work and progress and noted flourishing centers in San Antonio. Two new applications for membership were received and reports from committees were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
B. L. Dunn
Springfield
Ill
San Antonio
Woodmen Hall
North Flores Street
Dunn
Degree Team Prepares Practice Session at I O O F Hall
Miriam Rebekah lodge No. 24 Independent Order of Odd Fellows officers announce a Monday night 8 o clock practice for the degree team at the I O O F hall on Crockett street. New captain G E Meliff leads the initiatory and floor work and expects a large turnout as the team aims to match any in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Rebekah Lodge No. 24
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Crockett Street
Rebekah
G. E. Meliff
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor Council Initiates Twelve
The San Antonio council number 1793 held a well attended monthly social meeting at the Owls hall on Soledad street Thursday night. During a brief business session twelve candidates were initiated into the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Owls’ Hall
Soledad Street
New San Antonio Degree Team Organized Under Mrs Mills
The newly organized degree team, led by Mrs EB E Mills, impressed with excellent work after few practice meetings. Twenty applications to join the San Antonio council were read and sent to committees. Reports from committees were heard, and the meeting closed for a musical program, dancing, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. E. Mills
Red Men Wigwam Being Improved in Natchez
A brief session of Natchez tribe No. 2 Improved Order of Red Men notes extensive wigwam renovations. A new floor, wall paper, cotton fans, and other modern conveniences will be installed. Two telephones will be added. wigwam aims to be first class when finished. Attendance was strong and new applications were referred for action.
Royal Neighbors Meet at Sunflower camp in San Antonio
Sunflower camp No. 4545 Royal Neighbors of America held a well attended meeting at Modern Woodmen hall on North Flores Street. Many applicants were elected to membership and a dancer committee report was favorable. An open social meeting invitation from Bexar camp was accepted for Monday night when the state prize banner will be presented by Pat E. Neff. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Wednesday April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Lodge No
Woodmen Hall
North Flores Street
B. B. Porter
Order
Sunflower Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Mattie Kaupert
Bexar Camp
Pat E. Neff
John Bosshardt Lodge No
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Oodmen Hall
Lodge Public Notice Describes Novel Amusements And Dances
The article notes unique amusements being added to the regular program and dancing as a feature of the evening. Officers and members invite all lodge members and friends to attend. One new application was referred to investigation, and initiatory honors were conferred on several candidates. Committee reports and routine business were addressed.
Social Meeting Succeeds For Miriam Rebekah Lodge No 24
Miriam Rebekah lodge No 24 Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a successful Monday social with Mrs. P. C. Blank as general chairman. Committees included reception led by Mary Sauer and others. Joe Murray as master of ceremonies. Emma Holmgreen organized contributions. an old fashioned spelling bee led by Dr. Johnston and captains, plus instrumental and vocal numbers from local students. An ice course followed in the banquet hall served by refreshment committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
P. C. Blank
Mary Sauer
Myron A. Pearce
Marcus W. Davis
Julius Holmgreen
G. EF. Knauff
Emma Balcom
Mary Burnham
Mary Reynolds
Joe Murray
Arthur E. Lowe
G. E. Meliff
Emma M Holmgreen
Dr. Johnston
George Knauff
Oldest Member Party Celebrates 67th Birthday
Sunflower Camp No 4546 of the Royal Neighbors of America honors its claimed oldest member in the state Neighbor Mary Roberts aged 67 last Wednesday Guests included Mrs M L Massey and the Balte zer pair The table overflowed with viands prepared by Mrs Roberts The couple marked a golden wedding anniversary last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Mary Roberts
M. L. Massey
Minnie, Baltezer
E. M. Hawk
Dr Sarah Herdmann Osteopath Listings Gibbs Building
Dr Sarah F Herdmann osteopath location in Gibbs building with contact notes including residence and phone details. The record references residential designation N P and a numeric code 8055 in blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah F. Herdmann
Gibbs Building
Res. N. P
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W. C. W. Begin
Circle
M. A. Duke
Bexar
Modern Woodmen of America
Pat M. Neff
Waco
Hicks
Yale
Sapolio
Holland
W. Commerce St
Fred Hummert
Wadd Paper
Woodmen Circle
D. OF. P
Rebekah Degree
Gonzales
Rebekahs
ODD Fellows
ODD Fellows’ Meeting
R. A
A. Zerola
Hayana
Cuba
Monroe Lodge
Antonio
Devic
R. E A. Holland
San Antonio, Texas
John Bosshardt Lodge
Ring OF Beverages
DR. Pepper Company
Waco, Texas
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