Fraternal Editor Announces New Contact Numbers
Notes address all communications to Fraternal Editor with new phone 1359 and old phone 176 for correspondence and notices.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1912
Page
14
Notes address all communications to Fraternal Editor with new phone 1359 and old phone 176 for correspondence and notices.
The degree team of Sam Houston Camp No. 55 Woodmen of the World practiced nightly in preparation for a trip to Galveston for a camp. Commander E Blundell led the team and six applications for lodge membership were received at the Thursday business session.
Beulah Goldring was elected to fill the unexpired term of Mrs Sue Arren as guardian of Laurel Grove No 1185 Woodmen Circle at Thursday’s meeting. Mrs Warren resigned due to ill health. An entertainment is planned for August 28 at 107 Dakota Street with lawn decor, a musical program and refreshments.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians plans its state convention in San Antonio starting September 8 with the ladies auxiliary. Over 100 Texas delegates are expected as Bexar County Division No 1 forms committees for entertainment and policy discussions. The Gunter hotel will serve as headquarters for delegates.
Three applications for membership were received and one candidate was initiated at the Commercial Camp No. 41 meeting. The social committee plans activities for members after the summer heat ends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson district deputy of the Order of Eastern Star returned last week from a trip through several towns. At Lockhart she led a school of instruction and reported her work at Adah Chapter No 49 meeting Tuesday night. Applications were voted on.
Three candidates were initiated at San Antonio Lodge No. 11 Tuesday night with one new membership application and one old member reinstated. Several committee reports were acted on as Page Becomes Esquire.
Plans for a social evening at the next Olive Grove No 157 Woodmen Circle meeting were discussed. The arrangements committee includes Mrs Cora McLennan Ida Glaeser and Edna Mason. Two membership applications were received one new member accepted on a transfer card and one candidate initiated.
Members of Ger mania Lodge No. 1036 Knights and Ladies of Honor were listed for July birthdays during the Monday night meeting. Preparations were announced for a birthday celebration at the next session. Five membership applications were received and one candidate initiated with a degree drill.
An eminent skin specialist announces ethine double strength, a freckle remover sold by H. L. Wagner with a money back guarantee. The ad promises quick improvement after first use and claims the product is absolutely harmless even for tender skin.
An advertisement urges readers that headaches and eye strain come from unsuitable glasses. It invites customers to visit to get properly fitted eyewear and improve vision.
The Captain of the degree team of Sam Houston Camp No 55 Woodmen of the World leads the group into camp at Galveston during the Cotton Carnival August 10 11 and 12. Dancing was enjoyed by the youths.
Alamo Lodge No. 206 Knights and Ladies of Honor schedules a September 8 memorial service at the Knights of Pythias hall to mark its 35th anniversary with arrangements by Mrs. Sarah Goldenberg, Gussie Black, and Pearl Fried. Visitors from Dallas and local lodges invited. John Bosshardt Lodge 2233 to host August 13 celebration with memorial services and four new members admitted.
Members of General David S. Stanley circle No 8 of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic plan a basket picnic on Saturday August 17 at San Pedro Springs to celebrate the organization anniversary. Amusements will run through the afternoon and a lawn supper is set for 5 30.
The regular review of Alamo hive No. 22 Ladies of the Maccabees will be held Monday afternoon at 28:30 o clock in Odd Fellows hall on Crockett street. The second degree will be conferred on six new members and two candidates will be initiated.
Members of Alamo lodge No 384 Royal Achates will meet Tuesday at the Knights of Pythias hall Market street before marching to Grinnell lodge for a joint meeting. Mrs Annie Lum captain of the degree team calls all team members to be at the hall by 8 o'clock for the march to Grin nell lodge quarters.
Chicago based couple Dana grandson of Longfellow and his English wife rest at a South Side health home. They discuss their self written wedding ritual promoting equality and mutual aid, saying traditional obedience is unnecessary and envision a shared life with no parental command.
The Pawnee Rock bluff on the Santa Fe trail once bore many carved names including Robert E. Lee beside Civil War notables like Custer Grant and Sheridan. Lee’s name reportedly remains intact at Lee’s Virginia home, while the rest faded after quarrying and missing letters.
A group of San Antonio businessmen promotes Alamo Home Builders as a safe profitable opportunity. They highlight prior gains in similar Los Angeles concerns, note current stock at $1.25 with a planned rise to $1.30, and urge local investors to join through a coupon offer and contact details. The ad stresses steady income from property sales, weekly revenue averages, and growing dividends with anticipated rapid city growth.
In San Antonio Fred DeKor falls from 100 feet in his first flight but escape unharmed as the plane hits a tree. J O Kirk of Pflugerville kills his wife then himself. Pearl Williams, 13, jailed at Richmond for decapitating her father. Delegates to third party convention arrive in Chicago. City water probe recommends 20 percent rate cut. Leonard Potts outlaw killed near Detroit by a posse. National Progressive Party forms in Chicago. Taft nominates E Z Steever for brigadier general. Marines land in Nicaragua to guard Americans.
Alderman Boynton is ruled out of order after offering a 20 percent water rate reduction ordinance. Theodore Roosevelt delivers his faith at a Chicago convention while Governor Woodrow Wilson meets Governor Marshall near Sea Girt. The senate backs a plan for a single appointee to govern the Panama canal zone. Leaders of the Sierra Juarez Indians suspend guarantees and kill federals.
The Chicago convention nominates Hiram Johnson as running mate for the progressives while Woodrow Wilson is officially notified of his presidential nomination. US soldiers in El Paso come under fire from Mexican rebels and fighting continues across the border.
Local scene reports A. H. Jones elected mayor of San Antonio. The notice notes the outcome and confirms the new city leadership.
On Wednesday August 7, Theodore Roosevelt secures a nomination for a domestic post. The announcement signals a pivotal step in the political lineup as supporters rally around Roosevelt’s candidacy.
Newly elected mayor announces removal of Frank Newnam as chief of police and Fritz Rossi as street commissioner. State reports Mexican rebels raid American ranches east of El Paso. President Taft vetoes wool tariff re.
The Senate passes a second reading of the vision bill aiming to prohibit SARRONE ORES ships from using the Panama route. The move targets offshore shipping routes and asserts regulatory action to curb transit through Panamanian channels.
Troop L of the Third Cavalry departs Fort Sam Houston for Sierra Blanca to guard the border from Mexican rebels. Domestic maneuvers start in Connecticut as forces move toward New York. Mexican rebels gather at Juarez to discuss peace.
Mrs William Stuart outlined proper dress in St Louis under Miss Alice Thomas. She used circulars charts pictures and a skeleton leg bone to argue about clothes. She urged limiting outfits to three pieces a waist skirt and a one piece union suit described as a three in one.
The article cites Mrs. Stuart blaming a size thirty garment for various ills and endorsing an “evolutionary corset” as a solution. She condemns cramped feet as accelerating aging, describing feet that are cramped distorted and abused as harmful to a woman’s appearance.
Harper's Weekly notes that the great Andromeda nebula appears as a misty speck visible to the naked eye. Its ringed structure and continuous spectrum prompt debate on whether it is an external universe, with parallax studies placing it nearer than Capella and Gore.
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