Society Glowing Ball Honors Miss Lacy Frost Debut
The Delmantea society honored Miss Lacy Frost with a gala debutante ball hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Woodhull at their hall. Guests wore ornate gowns. dances featured sabre and flag salutes, with pastel bouquets and green decor enhancing the festive setting. Attending were Mrs. Houston, Miss Cassin, Miss Frost, and many local society figures. notices include a City Federation meeting and a Port Saint Bonston hop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuhalk
Arsind Atte
Townsend Woodhull
Lacy Frost
Rattle Green Houston
Hilanseth
Trousten
Woodhull
Miss Frost
Sili
Ming Frost
Franz Groos
Boulonniere
Eys
Elvis
Teeta Bertha Rawalle
Cantal Doyle
Girl Learns Easy Lessons in Finance and Music
A frail young woman pursues music lessons, then becomes a teacher with twenty pupils earning 20 a week. Her three year study cost 308, with student income later totaling 1040 annually. The piece extols investment in piano lessons and ties it to success and popularity. It also advertises Thos Gogson & Bros overstocked pianos and a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sle
Thos. Gogsan & Bros
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Trueheart family ties in Galveston society and Birmingham links
Dr Charles W Trueheart city health physician tied to his third daughter marriage links to Birmingham. Miss Bessie Trueheart debuts, Mrs George Bondurant popular in Galveston and Birmingham social circles. Mr Clayton, grandson of Judas Witla Williams of Georgia and General Henry D Clayton of Alabama, works in Birmingham Trust savings dept and sports clubs. Social events cover Lee childhood program, portraits for Daughters of the Confederacy, birthdays, visits, and gatherings in San Antonio, Uvalde, and Austin with local clubs hosting teas, parties, and card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Trueheart
Birmingham
Hugh Martin
Brown
Toyed Hare
Bessie Truueheart
Ming Annie
George P. Bondurant
Trueheart
Galveston
Mr. Clayton
Judas Witla. Williams
Georgia
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Savings Department
Ala
The Woman Advert: Beauty and Health Advice Column
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century column offers beauty culture health tips and advice for readers. It invites letters on beauty, health, heartaches, and includes practical guidance on hair, footwear, and skincare. It also suggests practical job posting tips and a cautious note on nervousness and appearance.
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San Antonio
Wolfson’s
Cotilson
America
Favoru
Dinine
Telleste
Woodimull
A. W. Houston
Willan Neglex
Charles Plorlan
Thomas H. Franklin
William Ambrey
Williiuu Cassin
R. B. Minor
C. H. Pickford
Sablnal
WH. Black
Waco
Mexico City
Fmm. Michael
Avenine O
Port Sain Bonston
Perry
Lewis
W. R. Ewing
Llandiver
Houston
T. J. Gobbs
Girard Fraser
J. Newcomb
Wallace Newton
Groos
Oty
Glayton
Tom the Galveste Tribune
Charley W. ‘Trueheart
Thille
Willan Willems Graytun
al Derick
Gniventan
San .Antonian
Mothers’ Club of
Fanylnpchons Hag
Lee
W. P. Baligh
Eariners Ani
Trousdale Browne
Tee
W. J, Bringhirst
Dixie
Sixtis Paules
J. ‘Townsent Woodhall
Wesley Peacock
Donel Wing Peacock
Mary
Yang
Uvalde
V— Aig
Fannie Maddox
Austin
Mrs
Duval West
Bootecard Club
Louise Barclay
Beethoven Hall
Josephine DyAndru
Wkley
Neha
Welcane
Grace
Boris Dell
Dave
Sh P. G
Seane Hayme
Rane Iit
Rave Yvards
St. Gall
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