Society Notes Highlight Visites And Entertainments
In New Braunfels Miss Adelaide Campbell visits Mrs. Harry Landa with guests from Austin and San Marcos as Red Cross rally nears. Olga Fehrenbach hosts a handkerchief and hosiery shower for Adele Schelb. Bunco prizes go to Miss Hattie Erler and Miss Edna B Schelb amid a pink color theme.
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Adelaide Campbell
New Braunfels
Harry Landa
Louise Haynie
Austin
Belle Storey
San Marcos
Landa
Olga Fehrenbach
Adele Schelb
Hattie Erler
Edna B Schelb
Senior Philathea Events and Local Goods Ad
Blackaller of Pearsall hosts a social with pink lights, flowers, punch, and late watermelon. Guests include Louise Steele Mary Venable and many others. Westminster Church Senior Philathea class meets Saturday at 4 pm. A big sugar sale offers 14 pounds for 1.00 plus ham bacon and butter specials from Nichols Gro Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackaller
Pearsall
Louise Steele
Mary Venable
Pauline Murrah
Corinne Worden
Mary Brady
Louise Brandjean
Mildred Taylor
Mildred Harral
Virginia Lamar
Eunice Harral
Sallie Gold Pettus
Dora Larralde
Saltillo
Mexico
Elizabeth Senior
Miguel Cardenas
Valentine Rivera
Mariano Gonzales
Thurman Barrett
Richard Leisner
C. Hunter Johnson
Edward Lange
Eldon Young
Edwin Lange
Slayton Erskine
Lawrence Brady
Wood Erskine
Edward Donoho
Nelson Lytle
Charles Steele
Edwin Carruth
Lucius Lamar
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Nichols Gro. Co
Ave C
Just We Girls Club Holds Friday San Pedro Park Meet
A Friday afternoon gathering of the Just We Girls group took place in San Pedro Park. After a brief business meeting, attendees were served refreshments.
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San Pedro Park
Wastes of yesterday show waste turned to wealth in industry
The Chicago Herald reports Sheboygan firms form three companies to make furniture from sawdust using paper produced from sawdust. The piece notes how science transforms waste into valued materials and hints at future stories of waste reuse in mining, cotton seed, gas, and meatpacking industries.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Chicago Herald
Federal Forest Laboratory
Madison
Athens
Chicago
Conditional Foregiveness Riddle from a Chicago Herald Child Tale
Harry and James quarrel over a playroom dispute after supper. The nurse arrives to announce bedtime and urges forgiveness before sleep. James agrees to forgive that night but warns if he survives the night his brother will face consequences tomorrow.
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Harry
James
Chicago Herald
Married Life Ends In Jealous Tension At Luncheon
Helen Wilcox feels jealous as Warren Converse and Lola Wilcox accompany them at a Waterfalls lunch. The day’s anticipated happiness dissolves into unease with quiet silences and charged exchanges as the party moves from the table to the beach discussion.
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Helen
Warren
Miss Wilcox
Lola Wilcox
Branded as Brainy Miss Wilcox Sparks Tense Dinner Talk
In a tense dining room scene Helen frets as Warren praises Miss Wilcox as brainy and poised. Helen envies the woman who combines intelligence with femininity, while Warren shows clear interest in Miss Wilcox, setting up a rivalry within a domestic tableau. Portage Tire Co. ad appears at the end.
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Mrs. Dalton
Miss Wilcox
Helen
Skin Whitening Wax and Saxolite Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts discolored skin removal by a corized wax applied to the face and peeled off each morning to banish tan freckles and defects. It also prescribes saxolite solution for facial wrinkles and claims a marvelous transformation from bathing with hazel-based lotion.
Zeppelins Stored at Darmstadt Reported by AP
Copenhagen dispatch says Germany completed ten Zeppelins at Darmstadt. Each 820 feet long with 190 675 cubic feet gas capacity and machine gun mountings. Newer craft reportedly have four armor plated cars and 4000 horsepower engines for a top speed of 57 miles per hour.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Darmstadt
Notable guests linger at San Antonio hotels
Fred Flato, once with the Menger Hotel, stays at the Menger while F E Gresner of Laredo stops at the St. Anthony. Others include C D de Forest of New York at the St. Anthony and J C Beam of Atlanta at the Gunter. Numerous visitors from Dallas, Chicago, and New Orleans are listed among arrivals. Ella Felder heads to Navajo for family illness.
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Fred Flato
Menger Hotel
Menger
F. E. Gresner
Laredo
St. Anthony
Miguel B., Ya
Tampico
Mexico
Guntes
F. E. Goodman
C. D. de Forest
New York
J. C. Beam
Atlanta
Gunter
W. A. Pollock
Ed Andreen
Dallas
San Antonio
J. B. Wells
Brownsville
J. B. Naiel
Chicago
G. T. Thomas
New Orleans
Wo Heeeoll
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
George E. Wilkes
Richmond
W. R. Leaveing and
Fat Worth
Ella Felder
Nava- Boia
Fex
Mia
J. J. Felder
Confiscated a Road by Carranzistas Moves Troops
The Carranzistas allegedly swiped a Southern Pacific Mexico rail line for about two weeks to move troops, restoring it after a month. Wade Cunningham of the Southern Pacific reports the 1000 mile line remained in good condition and that troop trains will be routed to the Northern states.
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Mexico
Southern Pacific System
San Antonio
Wade Cunningham
Southern Pacific Railroad
el Paso
Tex
Southern Pacific de Mexico
Republic
Cunningham
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