Notable Visitors Check Into San Antonio Hotels
A string of arriving and registered guests include P. H. Wilson of Oklahoma City and J. H. Shelly of Dallas at the Menger, D W Micheaux of Houston at the Menger, R B Kuhlman of New York at the Menger, Judge G R Scott of Corpus Christi at the Menger, and other business figures from Houston, Dal las, Rich mond England, Bryan, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Wilson
Oklahoma City
Menger
J. H. Shelly
Dallas
D. W. Micheaux
Houston
R. B. Kuhlman
New York
G. R. Scott
Corpus Christi
Walter MacComb Jr
Asherton
St. Anthony
C. B. Edgar
C. C. Edgar
Edgar
Richmond
England
W. E. Hancock
Joseph F. Saddler Jr
J. G. Childress Jr
Cotulla
St.Anthony
R. I. Austin
Bryan
W. A. Smith
Gunter
L. Wueste
Guner
Three Things Every Woman Should Know
Annie Big in the Graphic presents hair and skin tips. A dry shampoo mix is suggested to preserve hair, while a magatone and witch hazel solution is recommended for complexion. Mother's Salve is claimed to heal eczema and various skin ailments, with broader cough and cold benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Big
Publication Header Instructions Included
Sender details required for publication show the name Katherine M Joseph as editor with office and home contact numbers listed for publication processing. The text specifies sender identity and contact lines to accompany all public notices and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine M. Joseph
Local society notices at Main avenue gatherings and clubs
Mrs W B Russ hosts a tea for the Assembly club at her Main avenue home. Mrs I S Kampmann holds a second luncheon for her mother Mrs W A Adams of Fort Worth. Miss Mary Ruth Potts entertains at her Main avenue home. Mrs F L Hillyer hosts Laurel Heights Wednesday Bridge at Wast Craig place. Wednesday Evening Bridge with Mrs W S Conness on Camden street. Woman's club meets at the club house. Wednesday Afternoon Bridge with Mrs J H Burleson. Daughters of the Republic of Texas hold a called meeting in the Gunter hotel afternoon. Tuesday Musical Auxiliary chorus meets at Beethoven hall. Altar society of the Queens Daughters meets at St Marys rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Winthrop
Kenedy
Gunter
W. T. Hill
Laredo
Ricks
Pleasanton
Ed C. Lasater
Garland P. Miller
Falfurias
St. Anthony
F. &. Stete
Thorndale
Bexar
Farr
Belton
W. B. Russ
Assembly Club
Main Avenue
I.S. Kampmann
W. A. Adams
Fort Worth
Mary Ruth Potts
F. L. Hillyer
Laurel Heights
Wast Craig Place
Altar Society of the Quén’s Daughters
St. Mary’s Rectory
Society Opens Season With Lively Merry Wives Dance
A large turnout attended the Merry Wives dance at Turner Hall last night as the society season opened brilliantly. The hall was lavishly decorated with southern smilax and garlands highlighting the festive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Timely Advice for Cold Weather Tonic
A historic remedy blends butter light brown sugar allspice and Duffy's malt whiskey with boiling water orange and lemon juice. Serve in a wine glass to help ward off fever chills bronchitis and coughs during stormy weather.
Society Debutante Ball Brightens Houston Scene
A grand dance at a Houston mansion featured debutantes in ornate gowns with gamma of pink and white, a silver punch bowl display, and a 140-seat dining set. Mrs E B Spencer chaired the event, while Miss Clay West and Miss Pearl Wilkinson appeared among the debutantes. A 4 to 6 reception at Miss Mary Wilson’s home introduced her to society with green and pink decor and two hundred attendees. A golf match at the Country Club is planned for next Saturday with a post-event dinner and vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Spencer
A. C. Pancoast
E. B. Hillie
A. W. Seeligson
George Maverick
John Herff
Wallace Newton
Ferdinand P. Herff
Dick O. Terrell
B. Tuttle
W. K. Ewing
Éeru
Albert Steves
Clay West
Pearl Wilkinson
Esther Hardie
Cecil Janin
Mary Wilson
Mary Maverick
Genevieve Bogel
Mamie Storey
Janie Polk
Helen Guenther
Mary Pancoast
Miss Mount
California
Fanita McMillin
Margaret Scruggs
Dallas
Mesdames N. S. Graham
Ivan Vick
John L. Clem
Frederick
E. P. Depew
Thomas Goggan
Roy Hearne
A. W. Houston Jr
Walter
G. Fraser
D. Fraser
A. Muir
C. M. Bassett
Allen Barnes
J. Turner
Dr. Young
Foard Townsend
J .H. Sullivan
Hubert Loefler
J. N. Murphy
C. B. Boswell
M. Hocker
W. Pardue
Mathews
J. Boyle
P. Nixon
W. Walthall
Test
Magruder
Cora Ogden Wilson
Quincy Street
Miss Mary Wilson
Miss Wilson
Wilson
Tunstall
Marguerite Coleman
Annie Lee Luke
Annette Schmitt
Maud Cungus
Kathleen Lukin
Recital by Ruth Bingaman set at St Marys auditorium
Ruth Bingaman appears in a recital Tuesday evening at St Marys auditorium with soprano Pauletta Marks to assist. The event follows a schedule of church activities including bazaar plans at Travis Park church and a Missionary society meeting at Government Hill Methodist church, plus social gatherings hosted by Elizabeth Nelson and Redemporists Fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bingaman
St. Mary's Auditorium
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Government Hill Methodist Church
Elizabeth Nelson
New Braunfels Avenue
Redemporists’ Fathers
Informal Afternoon Gathering at Main Avenue Home
A reader recalls an informal afternoon gathering at a home on Main Avenue. The event was pleasant with delightful details and refreshments served, leaving guests with a warm, relaxed impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
Why Is Sugar Sweet and Tasteless Chill Tonic
An advertisement explains that sugar tastes sweet only if it dissolves in the mouth and promotes GROVE S Tasteless Chill Tonic as strong as bitter tonics yet tasteless because ingredients dissolve in stomach acids. Suitable for both adults and children. Praises the tonic as an original product for 80 years priced at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
Embossed Stationery and Engraved Cards by Maverick Clarke
An advertisement from Maverick Clarke Litho Co lists embossed stationery engraved cards and writing sets for gentlemen. The notice mentions a shop on Soledad Street and highlights a refined line of personal writing goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick-Clarke Litho. Co
Oledad St
Floral notes and contact lines for a taxi service
A compact note lists flowers in season including chrysanthemums roses lilies of the valley and violets. It provides two contact names and phone numbers plus an address at 2201 2 East Commerce street and a taxi call line with two old numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Poppe
East
Commerce Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Billy Bounds
Woman’s Club
J. H. Burleson
of the Daughters of the Repubblic of Texas
Gunter Hotel
Beethoven Hall
Houston St
Emil P. Gaciler
Jessie Ive
Ive
West Elmira Street
Woman's Christian Union
Trinity Church
Mr. Steinfeldt
Mix
Washer's House of Fashion
Astikops
Washer Bros. CO
San Antonio
Philathea
Travis Park Church
G. E. Guinn
William Maurer
Harry Leap
The
Phoenix Club
John Stapler
West Park Avenue
W. B. Rus S
Boy
Lewis Stiger
Kiel
Okla
Strument
SS Sata Cuus
Larry
Weller & Wagner C
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