Society Notes Show Free Milk for France Campaign Grows
Society continues on the preceding page with plans to organize a San Antonio branch to fund milk powder for France. Miss Osborn chairs the national committee. Mrs. Campbell leads the local Free Milk for France effort and has built a Victory market and war garden programs. A visitor recounts New York city social scenes entertaining sailors, criticizing reliance on amateurs and urging professional performers for wartime events.
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San Antonio
America
France
New York
Davis
Committee For Free Milk For
Osborn
Gordon Auchincloss
Robert IL. Bacon
Jamesa A. Burdener
W. Rourke Cochran
Rachel Crothers
Jon L. Iselin
Princess le Voix
Roy Campbell
National Food Administration
Department of Food Administration and Home Economics
Bexar County
Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
Campbell
Homeward Hope: American Troops Furlough Lifts Spirit
Mrs Vanderbilt leads Red Cross canteen work in France to boost morale among soldiers on the way to and from the front. Canteens provide sleeping quarters, meals, baths, and rest rooms at junction depots, easing long waits and harsh conditions for displaced troops.
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America
W. ¥. Vanderbilt
Red Cross
France
Women Club Year Books Highlight Local Civic Studies
The Gib vous Literary Club releases its Wis-1 year books, outlining ten study features and a program mixing history, religious and musical topics with readings from Restand's U Aigtan, Crawford’s Palace of the King and other works. Offic ers include Mrs F C Wetherall and Mrs T Burns among several vice presidents, with Miss Adina De Zavala as parliamentarian and Mrs J Doyle as secretary. Community events at Morrill High School and Travis Park Methodist Church mark a busy schedule with multiple committees forming for defense council, ladies’ auxiliaries, and canteen duty at the Community House.
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Gibvous
Restand
Vieenna
Alea
Aeoo
Council
National Defense
Vroyis Club
Viola Drew
Mildred Tarvall
Helen Weberer
Jeanette Hagelstein
Christi Moore
Howe Carteen
Iennor Collier
Dorothy View
Ruth Johnson
Louise Feuermann
Helen Irvin
Edwina Irvin
Hranves Lugas
Louise Lucas
Mutr+garret ‘Caylor
Tsador ‘Aylor
Hattie May White
Alline White
Hazel
Chuce Walker
Alice Lamurers
2 Webster
Josephine Dell
Irvin Dicks
Agnes Steele
Leonora Bell
Edith Chabot
Gertrude Kalteyer
Mildred Johnson
Kathryn Alexander
Louis Slowurs
Clara Sllmaton
Wille Johnston
Mary Armel Keeran
Doris Jones
Verm Uaby
Louise Berrey
Chelma Ross
Mildred Murrah
Uaird Corley
St. E. Martin
Aetm
Evangelical League
Franselical Mriedens
Oelock
Wanda Mergele
Btn Institute of Austin
Red-necked Sons of Sam Raise Morale in Paris
In a vivid Paris street scene, American doughboys march past boulevards amid cheers from Parisians and officers. The spectacle, witnessed from cafe terraces, boosts morale as soldiers receive flowers and bread while horns blare and crowds roar.
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Sam
Shige
Doughhboys
Vonsin
Chasseurs Alpins
Bloodemad Savnee
Paris
Hey
Bastile
Madolein
Rei Street
America
Enebor
France
Madrid
Rake Ayas
Bleck Anwar
Camtons
Tie
Varig
Soma
Sant
Red Crome
C. A. Kocretarian
Ambulanciers
Lady Rauntfels
Hinevey
Ye Oulde Swimmin Vole pool in South San Antonio ad
A local advertisement touts a 200 by 100 foot pool with fresh well water, canvas shade, ample bathhouse facilities, and modern sanitation in Lac cation South San Antonio. Visitors are invited this afternoon or evening and urged to return, located four blocks south of the streetcar line.
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Concartesian
San Antonio
Stage Realism Declared Doomed By War Reflections
A reflective essay argues stage realism wanes after World War I, praising imagination over grim portrayals. It suggests the coming half century favors comedy of manners, historical drama, and works inspiring inner inspiration rather than stark realism. Mascagni linked war to music, noting how his pieces mirrored battlefield experiences and family ties to conflict.
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Villiger
Gers
Bolus Coisin
America
Guns’ Maste
Viotre Mascagni
Detreit
Mimi
Dino
Engineer Corps
Yous Paldiers
Mascagni
Indedd
Xantilion
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Ilorida
Navy
Evelyn Louise Eralff
Chicago
Alex H. Halff
Miss Halff
Bradford Academy
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Louis Haley
Nieee
Margaret Abr
John Mushall
St. Patrick’s Church
Henry M. Madison
College Station
Farmers’ Congress
Madison
Congress
Edward C. Biesenbach
A. Vander Straten
Corpus Christi
L. d. Giltinger
Eugene Roth
Ruth Haines
Houston
Galveston
Clara Belle Reeles
Lieut
E. J. Ree
Will Heyne
C. J. Honan
Eltis TH. Anderson
Alamo Heights
Stichard Franklyn Anderson
Elizabeth London
Kathryn
Evin Burritt
Ella Jane Worsbach
Kathryn Atterbury
Will
James
Laer Johnson
Jelson McMurtray
Elizabeth Anenelle Weaver
Vivian
Elizabeth
Landon
Richard
Claire Helene Dennett
Hugh Dean Verbody
Gwagin
Wade
Misa Bright
Spresume
Boston
Tran- Benin
Murs
Vanderbiet
HUBS
CLOUR
William Susall
John J. Belbaze
9. Downey
J. I. Doyle
A. J. Fitzpatricl
D. J. Mather
Adina de Zavala
Morrill High
Missionary Society of the
Travis Park
Tice Josephs
Bexar
O'Vloek
Veavis
Ib. AU
Sodality of
St. Joseph's Church
Bunca
St. Josenti's
Mission Bonedavill
Wesley House
Mme A. Comiittee
St. Patrick's War Savings Society
van Ness
Wilelow
Welock
Ite Crosa Eins Cle
Catholic Woman's Club
Wmk
Covanmnity Touse
San Antonio Age League
Stanley Win
Alice Simpson
Leila Stone
Thances Galeas
Lourie Tatens
Bila Mackensen
Edith Goldstein
Mildred Harrall
Imoy "Tarburton
Mamie Guinn
Bessie Grin
Maia Covington
Leonora Eante Hazel Shaw
Queen's Daughters
St. Mary's Rest Room
Mission
Ted Crossircle
McKinley Avenue Methodist Church
Geemay Methodist Church
Jackberry
Montana
Itm
Sigma Chi Hag
Rath Fee
Adeline Jardin
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Elizabeth Ueyek
Lucile Weisell
Trazel Robertson
Eatarns
Amore Jug
The
Cirel
Carele
Riverside Park
Larent-Leachey
Altoown
Pan—Mes
Alary Klaxenstaub
Newry
Blaircomuty
Fia Manry
Bavaria
Germany
George
Trary
E. Houston St
Houston Street
Main Avenue
Majestic Theater
Clara Duggan
Augusta St. Crockett
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