Linen and five hundred parties mark social week
Mrs E E Young hosts a linen shower for sister Pearl Young ahead of her September wedding. Miss Mildred Taylor stages a five hundred party at Mrs R C Lehmanns on Guenther street with artful decor and twenty five players. A moonlight social at Mr and Mrs A A Mosher on Hays street and a Madison Square Presbyterian lawn social highlight local society news.
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E. E. Young
Miss Pearl Young
Mildred Taylor
R. C. Lehmann
Guenther Street
A. A. Mosher
Hays Street
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
W Society
R. CC. Lehmann
Edna Hooker
Constance Ball
Eleanor Barclay
Gertrude Dowden
Starrow Smith
Mary Crider
Flora Briggs
Genevieve McBride
Duke Hagner
Naomi Gouger
Ella May Neville
Clara McCormick
Emily Orr
Josephine McAmes
Bernice Duggan
Evelyn Haile
Christie Moore
Zaleme Pettus
Edith Pancoast
Judith Rogers
Virginia Wheat
Margaret Brasswell
Dorothy Guenther
Pauline Cungus
Myrtle Carr
Marshall Street
Pearl Young
Misses McReynolds
Emma Felter
Nellie Collins
Lizzie Villimann
Elizabeth Lanson
Nell Hastings
Mabel Reeves
Theresa
Clements
Cecelia Smith
Esther Igo
Louise Quisenberry
Hattie Igo
Mesdames Rankin
Durbin
Lamb
Mills
Stang
Richardson
Connors
McCloskey
Bordelon
Dacus
Pressly
Hensley
McAlister
Dulnig
Hicks
Sargent
Smith
Kennedy
Weber
N. B. Igo
G. F. Igo
Echelroth
McCalla
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promoted for Grays
An article endorses gray hair remedies noting gray hairs signal nature’s request for help. It praises Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, claiming it restores color, refreshes dry hair and removes dandruff. Sold by W. C. Kalteyer at 408 East Houston Street for fifty cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
W. C. Kalteyer
East
Houston Street
Social notes highlight local visits and gatherings
Miss Daisy Watts extends stay at Comfort. Miss Nell Pryor of Augusta street plans a month in Fort Worth. Mrs William Icke and son Alvin return from a week away. Amelia Goodwin hosted the Juvenile Card club on West Cypress street with five hundred games. Prize winners were Helen Walton and Jessica Matthews. Guests included Blanche Laboard, Eleanor Wilson and Mary Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Farmer
Prospect Hill
California
W. C. Farmer
Zarramora Street
Mae Wood
Nell Pryor
Augusta Street
Ft. Worth
Amelia Goodwin
West Cypress Street
San Antonio
Helen Walton
Jessica Matthews
Lessie Goodwin
Annis Walton
Carl Hahn Resumes Piano and Theory Classes
Carl Hahn resumes classes in piano and theory starting Saturday September 2. Appointments available mornings before 9. Studio address at Beethoven Hall appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hahn
Beethoven
Sneezing Fit Causes Texas Man's Death in Oklahoma City
A sneezing spell led to a fatal hemorrhage at a hospital in Oklahoma City. Stephen Froesi of Austin Texas began sneezing on August 24 and suffered intermittent attacks until his death on August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Stephen Froesi
Austin
Texas
Rain Delays National Lawn Tennis Finals in Newport
Rain halted the final match of the national lawn tennis tournament in Newport Rhode Island. The Associated Press reports play was impossible today as wet conditions persisted, postponing the conclusion of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newport
R. I
General Duncan Reviews Old Unit at Leon Springs Parade
Gen. Joseph E. Duncan praised his father’s unit, Co. E of the Third cavalry, during a parade at Leon Springs. He recalled the Mounted Riflemen name from the Civil War era and described the long reviewing line as a thrillevent, noting the division stretched a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Duncan
Co. E
Third Cavalry
Joseph E. Duncan
Fort Ewell
Cotulla
Reviewing of 28th Infantry Impresses Generals at Dallas
General Duncan praised the massed lineup of over 6000 soldiers drawn from the Twenty-eighth Infantry and a Twenty-second Battalion as the most beautiful military scene he had seen. Troops from kitchens to drill grounds formed a straight, silhouette-rich line before the reviewing stand. Following the review, units prepared for target practice at Leon Springs with conical wall tents and equipment transfer to the canal zone, while six officers and thirty men head to Fort Benjamin Harrison to ship Tenth Infantry gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunean
Duncan
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Twenty-second
Leon Springs
Edward N. Plummer
Canal Zone
Twenty Eighth
Twenty-eighth
Regiment Reinforcements Planned for Canal Zone
The article notes expectations of further decreases before October 15 and predicts a reinforcement of infantry, possibly with a cavalry troop, to be stationed in the canal zone within months. General Duncan, proud to see veterans fill the Third cavalry unit, continues to strengthen ranks despite recent discharges as it remains his father’s old command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Zone
Duncan
Miss Meta Hertwig Opens Piano Studio at 343 Blum Street
Miss Meta Hertwig announces the opening of her piano studio at 343 Blum Street on September 4. Contact Old phone 1541.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Hertwig
Blum Street
Boys Seek Drowning Clue in Trinity River Death
Police search for a group of white youths who drove 9 year old Gabriel Gonzales into the Trinity river last week to test his swimming. The boy drowned and his father had been looking for him a week before learning how he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Gabriel Gonzales
Trinity River
Conference on Dissolution of Tobacco Trust in New York
In New York on August 31 judges Lacomb and Noyes discussed plans for dissolving the tobacco trust in line with the U S Supreme Court decree during a conference at the federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Tobacco “Trust
United States Supreme Court
Lacomb and
Noyes
Federal
War Game to Start Off Virginia Capes
Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral Osterhaus moved from Hampton Roads toward the southern drill grounds outside the Virginia Capes. Spectacular September war game will begin with preliminaries tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Norfolk
Atlantic
Osterhaus
Hampton Sieads
Virginia Capes
Women Drive Off Mormon Elders in Kamrar Iowa
Two elders of the Mormon church were driven from Kamrar Iowa this day as women beat dish pans to create a din. The episode occurred in a quiet town setting reflecting local tensions with religious visitors. No injuries were reported and the elders left on foot amid the clamor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kamrar
Iowa
Mormon Church
Amusements At the Royal Theater Opens Season
The Royal theater will open its winter season with matinee and night shows on Sunday. Manager Joe L. Nix booked top vaudeville acts for long engagements, led by James E. Rome and Marguerite Ferguson in The Prince of Pilsen presented as A Little Variety. Also featuring the Manning Twins, Doc Rice, the Faust trio, Britt Wood, and standard moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Theater
Joe L. Nix
San Antonio
James E. Rome
Marguerite Ferguson
Henry W. Savage
Doc Rice
Faust
Britt Wood
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