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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1911

Page

10

Woman Mayor Will Use the Mop in Hunnewell

Mayoress Elia Wilson presides as Hunnewell's new mayor after her male opponent failed to win. She vows to close pool halls, regulate licenses, and clean the town while gauging council support for reforms and observing city attitudes at the first council session.

Hunneville Kan Elia Wilson Hunnewell

Child Heiress Reunited In Kansas City Custody Case

Four year old Katie Morley, heiress to a $350000 grand mother's estate, was found in a Chinese laundry in Emporia after her mother abducted her. Judge Porterfield returned custody to the grandmother Mrs. Morley. The mother pledged not to kidnap again.

Kansas City Katie Morley Katie

Socian Calendar dances for royal celebration in hall

Order of the Alamo hosts a 8:30 p.m. dance in Beethoven hall honoring her majesty Queen Helena. Queen Helena attends a 12:30 p.m. buffet luncheon at the Menger hotel. Mrs John Herman Kamppmann hosts a luncheon for Mrs R H Burney of Fort Worth.

Order of the Alamo Beethoven Hall Queen Helena Menger Hotel

Queen Helena Hosts Lavish Buffet at Menger Hotel

Helena and her royal court gathered for a grand buffet luncheon in the Menger Hotel parlors. Five courses were served buffet style as an orchestra played Mexican music, with violets and white roses adorning the table and guests spanning prominent families and officials from across Texas cities.

Helena Menger Hotel Ss. G. Newton Helena Guenther Wagner H. P. Drought Wallace Newton H. D. Kampmann Frank Badger O. B. Colquitt Regina Beckmann Ferol Lott Milby Gites Zaleme Herff Julia Spencer Ruth Muir Julia Armstrong Ella Carr Catherine Franklin Elizabeth Jones Eleanor Stevens Henrietta Hummel Jannette Schmitt Sadie Downman New Orleans Henrietta Kleberg Kingsville Kathleen Scott Fort Sam Houston Alice Richards Kansas City Olive Davis el Paso Doris Fredericks Lamar Brewster Laredo Eda Kampmann Claude Coleman Agnes Nelson Roberta Wright Dallas Laura Beatrice Turman Ida Shipman Eagle Pass Edith Stafford del Rio Mamie Jackson Marian Foster Claire Lucas Goliad Camille Webb Winifred Burns Devine Therese Cullén Louise Hall San Marcos John Meusebach John O'B. Carrington H. J. Hayes Jesse Newton Leon Goodman Eugene Walthall Charles M. Armstrong Charles C. Cresson Guy Simpson Arthur Muir Reed Jones Adolph Beckmann Geoffrey Giles Foard Townsend Otho Budd Lieut Conger Pratt Gibbs Lyle Donald Tone Byrne Seth Shepard Jr Russell Pettengill Mayfield Standifer John Murphy Tom Taliaferro Will Scarborough H. Cresswell Eaton H. B. Cleggett Ray C. Hill Zeb Mayhew Charles Robards Richard Kleberg A. C. Jones Richard C. Ward Harry Harrison Frank Deutz Joe Benjamin Roy Hamilton Tom Harwood Dilworth Witting Kenneth Woodley Eugene Kincaid Albert Kleberg Bert Sanford Hal Hamilton Connie Scales Coleman Cartwright Pryor Lucas Ralph Noonan Dibrell Whitefield Dudley Johnson

German Ball at St Anthony Plans and Guests Noted

A grand German evening at the St Anthony by the San Jacinto club featured a pauled ballroom with a purple wistaria pagoda and a Japanese cotillon. Mrs G Newtes and Col F L Towne led the grand march with leather programs, as guests and hosts included Mrs Tewes of Karnes City and others.

St. Anthony San Jacinto G. Newtes F. L. Towne Mattie Tert Arthur L. Wynne Wistaria

Carnival supper ends with royal guests and ornate favors

The event featured blue enamel star favors for girls and blue flag pins for boys as the German motif closed with a circular dance. Supper followed at midnight in the tapestry and tea rooms with Killarney roses and pink shaded candlesticks adorning tables. About 250 guests attended including Queen Helena and the carnival court among city and state leaders. Hostesses wore elaborate gowns and the organizing committee included Col. Towne and Frank Townsend among others. Miss Jennie Rhodes from Austin visits for the week.

Killarney Helena 8S. G. Newton D. J. Sullivan Charles Florian John Darragh Joseph Emerson Smith H. L. Howard Fred Hadra W. A. Bedell Terry Col F.L. Towne Fontaine Eugene Nolte Graham Hubert Loeffler Leon Goodman H. J. Hayes J. Hampton Sullivan Garlafid B. Miller A. P. Adrian Frank Townsend

Thompson of the Varsity play patrons listed for Grand Opera House

The Beta Tau Zeta sorority with help from the Chow-Chows will stage Thompson of the Varsity at Grand Opera House on Saturday evening April 29. Patronesses include Mesdames Swearingen Lewis McGown Kampmann Jarreatt Furnish Paschal Bee Hicks Dowden Kokernot Guenther Helena Guenther and Kampmann.

Thompson Grand Opera House Beta Tau Zeta Mesdames P. H. Swearingen Perry J. Lewis Floyd McGown H. D. Kampmann J. B. Jarreatt D. K. Furnish Frank Paschal Carlos Bee F. M. Hicks Dowden John Kokernot H. L. Guenther Helena Guenther John Herman Kampmann

Luncheon Hostess and Guests Featured in Lexington Ave Event

Mrs. John Herman Kampmann hosted a luncheon at her Lexington Avenue home with guest Mrs. R. H. Burney of Fort Worth. A pyramid vase of American beauties adorned the table and Dutch place cards were used. attendees included Mrs. Burney and several local residents. Also noted is Mrs. A Geamands returning from Poplar Bluff Missouri with nephew Paul Mohnkern who will live with her on Buena Vista Street.

John Herman Kampmann R. H. Burney Fort Worth A. Geamands Prospect Hill Poplar Bluff Paul Mohnkern Lexington Avenue Burney H. D. Kampmann 8. McDonald Ike Kampmann W. A. Adams William Aubrey T. A. Coleman Sidney Morey George Eichlitz

Local Carnival Guests and Card Party Draws

Mr and Mrs W D Smith host Miss Ella Berger of Flatonia during carnival week. Mrs A Finkelstein and son Dave visit D B Rudnick. Miss Emma Jehl entertains guests Ella Wagner Lillian Schumacher Ella Lange and Lillian Aschbacher win prizes. Mrs Gretta Johnson hosts sisters Mrs C R Low Miss Dudley of Houston and others from Uvalde Oak Island and Del Rio as parade guests.

W. D. Smith South Hackberry Street Ella Berger Flatonia A. Finkelstein Dave Mrs. D. 8. Rudnick Gretta Johnson C. R. Low Dudley Houston B. F. Wilson Uvalde Dougherty Oak Island 8S. A. Seawell

Cushion Shower Honors Miss Courand for Miss Wagner

Miss Teresa Courand hosted a cushion shower Wednesday afternoon for Miss Ella Wagner. The drawing room and library were decorated in red and green with a pyramid of cushions in the library. A two course luncheon and bridal motifs accompanied place cards and tiny cushion bonbons. Attendees included Miss Ella Lange, Lillian Aschbacher, Millie Wagner, Anna Dielmann, and others.

Teresa Courand Ella Wagner Maline Dielmann-Wagner Ella Lange Lillian Aschbacher Millie Wagner Anna Dielmann R. Dielmann Lillian Schumacher Emma Jehl Julie Courand

Agrees to Wed First Pretty Girl He Sees

Bloomington Illinois April 21 David Graham a Grand Rapids township farmer promised Judge Samuel Stough he would marry the first good looking girl he met if the court would excuse him from jury duty. The judge pressed him about sowing oats and owning a wife.

Bloomington, Ill David Graham Grand Rapids Township Samuel Stough Graham

Joint session of church classes set for April 23

Government Hill Methodist junior and senior philathea classes meet with James Lewis Baraca in the Baraca room Sunday April 23 at 9 30 a m. Program includes instrumental selections prayers songs scripture discussion and class announcements led by C H Myers with Springall on cornet and Haas on violin.

Government Hill Methodist Church James Lewis Baraca William A. Springall Power of Jesus C. H. Myers F. Johnson A. Haas

Elite Cafe 50 Cent Dinners Draw San Antonio Patrons

An advertisement touts 50 cent dinners at Elite Cafe in San Antonio offering good service and meals daily or Sunday from noon to midnight with a trial invitation.

San Antonio Elite Cafe

Blind horse drowns driver at Croton pond

In Delhi Ontario on April 21 a drowning occurred at Croton pond two miles from town. Albert Murphy and friends fished nearby when Murphy led a blind horse to the pond. The horse slipped off the bank and Murphy was dragged into about twenty feet of water and is believed drowned.

Delhi Ont Croton Pond Albert Murphy Murphy

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