Mrs Napier Rogers Hosts Breakfast Reception for Bride-To-Be
Mrs Napier Rogers acted as hostess at a breakfast reception in the Crystal Room of the Aurora hotel. Debutante sister Hab a Davis attended as guests wore red and white decorations with chrysanths. Attendees included Katherine Calhoun and numerous relatives and friends from the local social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napier Rogers
RL & Breakfast
Aurora Hotel
Haba Davis
Wayne Davis
Wallice Rogers
Theo Weis
Missa Evelyn White
Katherine Calhoun
Beider
Kite Sh Anety
Virginia Buggerald
All White
Missie Berenice Servis
Mary Frances Walkers
Alln Evans
Ruth Rusher
Nell Astin
Opal Newton
Bobbir
John ‘Thomas
Corpus Christ
J. 1 Galshoun
School Dance Promises Pridey December 17
The report notes Ruth Colt school plans a Pridey dance on December 17 with Ed Blair directing stringements. A long anecdote recounts social missteps and polite covers, mentioning a luncheon invitation forgotten and the usual social scrapes in a brisk, period-tinged voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Colt
Ed Blair
Social Calendar in S A Conceived Nightlife Notes
Saturday evening events in San Antonio include Mrs Werner Beckmann hosting a dinner dance at the Bon Antonio country club to honor Miss Mary Marcella Beckmann and Gerry Fraser. Lewis Elmandio hosts a dinner for Mrs Kritd O Hearn and Mr and Mrs Frank Coughlin with guests. Mrs M Gordon opens Norhame from 2 to 4 to celebrate her mother’s 90th birthday, Miss Mitty Myrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marcella Beckmann
Adolph G. Beckmann
Joe C. Ansley
San Antonio Country Club
Strand
Werner Beckmann
Bon Antonio Country Club
Mary Marcella
Beckmann
Gerry Fraser
Mrand Hire
Lewis Elmandio
Kritd
O'Hearm
Frank Coughlin
Sudny
M. Gordon
Nor Hame
Mitty Myrick
Open House at Joseph Robson Home in Houston
Open house hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Robson at 2157 West Magnolia Avenue Friday evening with orange and yellow decorations. Guests numbered about 125 as Mrs Willan Buckler officiated cake and Mr Robert Dotsom dispensed sherbet supported by Mrs Grace Vergan. The Robsons plan a dinner party Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Robson
Bits
West Magnolia Avenue
Willan Buckler
Robert Dotsom
Grace Vergan
Open House Held For 300 by 2 Couples
Open House at Park Inn featured 300 guests hosted by the Gadwalladers assisted by Mrs. H. C. Rattsey. Attendees included Mesdames Carroll, Tord, Kulian, Pagenstecher, A. Waliwelpit, Barry Tappan, Ben Richardsar, Charles Venable, Herbert Hill, Carlisle Brine, Richard Walker, J. P. Hale, N. Guldern, Oscar Chamblin, Lee Roy Caskey, and George Waring as guests and helpers.
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Aldes H. Gadwallader
Carl
Park
Onert Inn
Gadwalladers
H. C. Rattsey
Cadwallader
Don E. Carroll
David A. Tord
M. B. Kulian
Gisiav
Pagenstecher 1
A. Waliwelpit
Barry Tappan
Ben Richardsar
Charies Venable
Herbert Hill
Garlisle Brine
Richard Walker
J. P. Hale
A. N M. Guldern
Oscar Chamblin
Lee Roy Caskey
George Waring
Concert by Brodin and Zintin at Bat Pedeo Playhouse
Tenor Brodin and etress Zelde Zintin will perform a single program at the Bat Pedeo Playhouse on Tuesday January 4 under the San Antonio branch of the Lb 3.0 and open to the public. The program includes arias folk songs recitations monologues and playlets in Russian and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodin
Zlatin
Maxim Brodin
Zelde Zintin
AD. Fi
Bat Pedeo Playhouse
San Antonio
Lb 3
Student Musicians Plan Juvenile Party
The Student Musicians of the San Antonio Federation of Jusia clubs plan a Christmas party at the Plaza hotel. Officers and advisers are named. events include a December 29 holiday program and a Monday assembly in Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. Pauline Neutier presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
A. Mek
Odd Fellows Hall
Pauline Neutier
Westway
Lela Mae Harvey
Mes. Neuner
Olicurs
Eva Rikehissel
Ruth Parkery
Pesident
Bites
Pryline Never
Treasu Irer
Jesse Graham
Frances Moon
Aileen Saunders
Winnie Ketelnim
Tacsin Robinette
Ning M. Dowdy
Ser-geant
Renn Allison
Esther Blace
Pioneer
Margaret Leary
Vivial Hathaway
Tettin Mopper
Col and Mrs George to Entertain for Visitors
Mr and Mrs George plan a small cocktail party Tuesday and a dinner party Wednesday at Officers Plant Park Sam Huston in honor of Col wid Mrs Augusting Meta Lyre of Pact sa Oke. Mr and Mrs John FP Camp recently arrived in New York City and are guests at the Waldorf Astoria hotel.
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Col
George
Plant Park
Sam Huston
Augusting Metalyre
Pact Sa Oke
John FP. Camp
New York City
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Mrs Frank Coughlin Hosts Morning Affair for Guest
Mrs Frank Coughlin hosted a formal morning coffee Saturday at her home honoring Jer fir B. Kelli O’Kearn of Cal. OS. Silver and blue decor featured chrysanthemums and leaves. Endy Wilson and Mrs Al Reed Kilgore helped serve about 40 guests. Reed Captain Mrs Plas Retd Saturday elected captain of state Medalium of the ladies auxiliary Motor Transport 1533 Veteran of Foreign Wars. Other officers chosen include Menderes Deila Suaty president Deila Pient treasurer Ceulge McFall reporter and H Fine telephonist chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coughlin
Jerfie
Kelli O'Kearn
Cal. OS
Dara
Endy Wilson
Alreed Kilgore
MHS
Plas
Ladies Auxiliary
Menderes Deila Suaty
Deila Pient
Ceulge McFall
H. Fine
Telephone Company Tax Payment in San Anabasile Details
The Southwestern Telephone company paid a total tax of 229.07 after assessments were adjusted by W. F. Copeland city deputy assessor. Payment covered school and city taxes plus a small improvement district levy based on an assessed valuation of 1,350,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hello Telephone Company
W. F. Copeland
Copeland
San Anabasile
Relief Needs Still Vague In Roosevelt Budget Outlook
Washington reports indicate uncertainty about next year's relief needs as President Roosevelt may delay major calls on relief programs until March to gauge the economy. WPA head Finny Topkins announced temporary roll increases by 950,000 while considering expanding aid beyond the promised $1,000,000,000, affecting the July 1 fiscal year start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Teller
Finny Topkins
WPA
Senate to take up CADP bill in early week
Senate leaders expect quick action on a farm bill differing from the House measure in two points. The plan would impose compulsory marketing controls for wheat and other staples paired with price support and soil conservation payments. Debate centers on resisting dairy expansion and affirming President Roosevelt’s relief program.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Darkley
Senate
Howe
Sncretary Wallace
Jones Democrat
Texas
Jim Hend
Belleau
Peogressive
Wisconsin
Hatlevy
Agriculture Department
Roone—ivelt Ray
Reyes
Wale
Hose
Sarmerzs Participaling
Inn
OA Thieves Again Active in San Antonio
San Antonio thieves launched a fresh wave of petty crime across the city. Items stolen include electric clippers, a razor, and two pairs of scissors from a shop. two diamond rings left in a rest room. a wall of clothing from Panama Cleaners. a radio, a bucket, and a box of processes from cars. valuable papers from a mobile unit. a revolver from a store. plumbing fixtures and two vacant houses from Trinity Street properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
John O'Brien
Sault Alamo -Street
Dolores Mapus
Panama Cleaners
Gouth
Youtin
Gmie Thorpe
Baranga Street
Asher
Lienum- Mobile
Travis
Navarro
Hy 'T
Broadway
Trinity Street
Guadalupe Lumber Company
T. 1
Nine Guards Watch LO Mierry Go Round
Postoffice patrons cannot obtain stamps in private due to a elaborate guard system at the new post office building. Nine guards monitor entrances and work areas, with duties including a basement and public access checkpoints and a night watch.
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Sines
Tet Lerat
Noebody
Jon
Gath
Alamo Street
Carriers
Travis Street
Bsement
Pan American Plans 100 Aircraft to Extend Transatlantic Fleet
New York December 11 Pan American Airways seeks bids from eight manufacturers to supply a fleet capable of carrying at least 20 percent more passengers from New York to European capitals. The move aims to expand service within three years, with 85,000‑pound flying boats under construction for transatlantic routes. Chairman Charles A Lindbergh will chair final conferences after returning from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pan-American Airwaya
Europe
Uso Mnera
Royale Vonary Slee
Iétlers Sents Mie Manus
Cal Charles A. Lindbergh
Pan-American
England
Hunday
Fireman Dies In Self-Set Pyre Near San Antonio
Valentin thinly veiled suicide as he saturated his clothes with gasoline and gathered brush by the Edina River, 15 miles from San Antonio. A farmer interrupted the scene, authorities found his charred body amid the ashes of his fire. Justice West ruled death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Hanel Street
Elly
Edina
San Antonio
TL Re Black
Black
Tack
Tellis
Fother
B. Racker
Hacker
Vernon Schneider
Dan Warren
Busher
Braide
Valentine's
Laad
Peane Ottis
Shots Fired Into Auto Union Hall Kansas City
Two shots were fired through a window of the United Automobile Workers union hall as members met to plan strategy for a strike at the Ford plant. Walter Williams, union recording secretary, said the shots were fired by speeding automobiles. The strike, effective Monday, was called yesterday. The union, led by headquarters in Detroit, approved the strike.
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Auto Union Hall
Kansas City
United Automoptin Workers
Umion Hall
Ford
Motordam
Walter Willfails
Wis
Unioin Lordbbs
Uniong
Detroit
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