Christmas entertainments and turn Verein ball in San Antonio
Women and children held a series of festive events including a children’s tableaux from Snow White at Casino hall with Bertha Staffel producing. The San Antonio Turn Verein Christmas ball at Turner hall featured a large tree, Santa gifts, and dancing. River Side Park Baptist Ladies Aid set a missionary social at Mrs. H. W. Weber’s home. Lucile Price hosted five tables of bridge at East Park avenue with a luncheon. attendees included Mackendale Venable and other local residents.
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Casino Hall
San Antonio
Turn Verein
Turner Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Riverside Park Baptist Church
H. W. Weber
Whiting Avenue
Lucile Price
East Park Avenue
Mackendale
Rose
Lola
Ida Venable
Homer Harris
Ethel Sikes
Jessie Parrish
Janie Wood
Dilly Piper
Anna Jones
Baddington
Dixon
Robert Cherry
W. P. Lobban
Edwin Lamm
George Kettle
Marriage Licenses Registered for Four Couples
Thomas J. Cheesman and Helen M. Bender. William Earl Kotula and Ella Flor ence Beetz. Joe A. Roache and Rosa L. Smith are listed as receiving marriage licenses.
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Thomas J. Cheesman
Helen M. Bender
William Earl Kotula
Ella Florence Beetz
Joe A. Roache
Rosa L. Smith
New Year Souper de Luxe at St. Anthony Planned
The St. Anthony will celebrate the coming year with a souper de luxe at 10 30 p m on December 30. Most dining room tables have been reserved for the event.
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St. Anthony
Carter Names Agent For Law Practice In Absence
During absence from the city Claud J. Carter of 228 W. Commerce street will have charge of his law practice. D. Fred Worth directs services and a taxi call. Both phones listed 1 2 3.
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City
Claud J. Carter
W. Commerce Street
D. Fred Worth
Wedding Bells For John Watts Alexander And Rose Springall
John Watts Alexander and Miss Rose Springall were married at eight o clock last evening at the Utica Presbyterian church. The bride wore white crepe meteor over satin and carried white carnations, with Leonore Ramsey as maid of honor and Mack Ramsey and Roland Springall as groomsmen. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Herbert Springall and Rev. T F Gallagher, with the church decorred in palms. The couple will live in Sherman after a short wedding journey.
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John Watts Alexander
Rose Springall
Utica Presbyterian Church
Leonore Ramsey
Ethel
Margaret Bingham
Mack Ramsey
Roland Springall
W. M. Springall
John Bartlett
Missy Partton
W. E. Springall
Herbert Springall
Corpus Christi
T. F. Gallaher
Alexander
Sherman
Luncheon and Socials Planned Across City Venues
Mrs J N Keerah and Mrs Claude Keeran host a luncheon at 1 PM at the St Anthony hotel for Miss Claude Coleman. Beta Tau Zeta dance at Turner Hall in the evening. Miss Roxie Schmidt hosts a card party for Miss Mamie Storey and Miss Helen Gunther. Miss Sadie Miriam Levy entertains guests at her West Laurel Street home. Miss Lucile Price holds an afternoon bridge session at her East Park Avenue residence.
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Beta Tau Zeta
Turner Hall
Roxie Schmidt
Mamie Storey
Helen Gunther
Sadie Miriam Levy
West Laurel Street
Peggy Bliss
Banco
Woodlawn Avenue
Lucile Price
Bridge
East Park Avenue
Lavish Luncheon For Miss Coleman At St Anthony Hotel
A luncheon hosted at 1 pm in the tapestry room of the St Anthony Hotel by Mrs. J N Keeran and Mrs Claude Keeran honored Miss Claude Coleman. Twenty nine guests seated around a large round table with white chrysanthemums and green and white wedding colors reflected in place cards and menus. The guest list included Miss Claude Coleman and many friends and relatives.
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Claude Coleman
St. Anthony
J. N. Keeran
Claude Keeran
Miss Coleman
Marguerite Coleman
Eda Kampmann
Kathleen Scott
Jean Aubrey
Mary Wilson
Esther Hardie Eleander Stevens
Julia Armstrong
Bessie Yoakum
Bodien Martin
Mesdames H. Kampmann
B. F.yoakum
George Hichlitz
Clint Kearney
F. T. Herff
T. D. Dobbs
T. A. Coleman
I. 8. Kampmann
Will Herff
D. A. Starr
Hal Sevier
J. H. Kampmann
Roberts
N. T. Wilson
Smithie Graves
Debutantes Honored at Miss Roxana Schmidt Party
Miss Roxana Schmidt hosted a card party at her Lewis street home this afternoon honoring debutantes Miss Mardie Storey and Miss Helen Gunther. The library and card rooms bloom with American beauty roses carnations and ferns. A three course luncheon followed the five hundred game. Miss Storey wore lavender velvet and a matching picture hat. Miss Gunther wore black velvet with a black hat. Miss Schmidt wore
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Roxana Schmidt
Lewis Street
Mamie Storey
Helen Gunther
Miss Storey
Miss Gunther
Miss Schmidt
Social rounds fill Laurel Heights with bridge and dances
Mrs L J Hart hosted the Laurel Heights Bridge club at Craig Place with guests and substitutes listed, prizes awarded to Mrs Probst, Mrs Hammond, and Mrs Terrell. Miss Ruth McKinney led a holiday dance at Elks hall with a grand march, punch and refreshments, and a large guest list of young ladies and escorts.
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L. J. Hart
Laurel Heights Bridge Club
Craig Place
Gus Duggar
C. E. Hammond
John Taliaferro
W. T. Beard
J. O. Ford
W. C. Manlove
Reese Wilson
J. P. DeLesdernier
E. J. Buckingham
W. T. Napier
C. H. Bertrand
Marshall Terrell
Christmas Social For First Baptist Young Women
The young woman's auxiliary of the First Baptist church was hosted last evening at Miss Maud Long's home. Holly and bells decorated the house and Christmas games were played. Guests included Mary Esther Robinson Mildred Gates Georgie Robinson Cornett Rowland Ellen Robinson Lucille Wilson Mitchell Ellison Engle Maud Long Lillian Violet Cannon Mrs Nichols Emmie Jones Mary Carroll Pate and others. Attendees also listed were Dr Edwards Mr McGee Williams Horgis Nichols Helmseth Reeds Leonard Stribling Campbell Lambert Roland Frasher and Mr and Mrs Long.
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First Baptist Church
Maud Long
Mary Esther Robinson
Mildred Gates
Georgie Robinson
Miss Cornett
Miss Rowland
Ellen Robinson
Lucille Wilson
Miss Mitchell
Ellison
Engle
Lillian
Violet Cannon
Nichols
Emmie Jones
Mary Carroll
Pate
Edwards
McGee
Williams
Horgis
Helmseth
Reeds
Leonard
Stribling Campbell
Lambert
Roland
Frasher
Mrs. Long
Phoenix Club Plans Christmas Program Tomorrow
The Phoenix club meets tomorrow at 4 PM at Mrs Hugh Rice 802 Nolan St with a Christmas program including Bible quotations and the infancy of Christ. Mrs Fuller will discuss Origin of the Christmas Tree and Miss Mitchell will read a Christmas story plus a musical program. The Council of Jewish Women hosts a luncheon at the Harmony Club at 2 30 PM. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets at Trinity Church. Alamo Mission chapter Daughters of the Republic of Texas meets at 8 30 PM at the Gunter Hotel. The Bohemian Scribblers host a four course luncheon for Mrs Hertzberg at Harnisch's at 4 30 PM with pink and white decorations and carna tion adorned place cards for fourteen. Guests include Mrs Edward Sachs Mrs Spencer Mrs Joseph Emmerson Smith and Mrs Hertzberg. Bohemian Scribblers attending include Mrs Margaret Olive Jordan Mrs James Kirkpatrick Mrs Mattie Walthall Leman Miss Mattie Lewis Mrs Daisy Marquis Briggs Mrs Sue Booth Hopkins Mrs May Evers-Ross Mrs S G Tayloe Mrs Chaney and Miss Bertha Eloise Hilton. Miss Mary Louise Carter entertained last evening at her West San Pedro Place home for her guests Miss Cordelia Stacey and Miss Lucy Holmes of Austin. Reception rooms decorated pink and white roses, dining room red, over one hundred friends attended. Refreshments served.
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The
Phoenix Club
Hugh Rice
Nolan Street
Hertzberg
Harnisch’s
Edward Sachs
Spencer
Joseph Emmerson Smith
Margaret Olive Jordan
James Kirkpatrick
Mattie Walthall Leman
Mattie Lewis
Daisy Marquis Briggs
Sue Booth Hopkins
May Evers-Ross
Mary Louise Carter
West San Pedro Place
Cordelia Stacey
Austin
Lucy Holmes
Social gathering at Mrs Mills’ home in local circle
Miss Martha Plummer entertained last evening at her sister Mrs Grant Mills home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A P Wooldridge Mr and Mrs A P Mills Mrs Kate Plummer Miss Bessie E Baylor and Miss Helen.
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Martha Plummer
Grant Mills
A. P. Wooldridge
A. P. Mills
Kate Plummer
Bessie E. Baylor
Helen
Luncheon at Country Club for Miss Esther Morris
Mrs. J. L. Cowan hosted a six course luncheon at the Country club at 1 o'clock for her daughter Esther Morris. Christmas bells holly and mistletoe decorated the tables. Guests included Irene Bindley Adelaide Campbell Minnie Rice Charlotte Newton Hazel Shaw Marion Badders Elizabeth Coleman. Mrs. Cowan was assisted by Mrs. Fred A. Rice and Miss Lillian Luckett.
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J. L. Cowan
Esther Morris
Irene Bindley
Adelaide Campbell
Minnie Rice
Charlotte Newton
Hazel Shaw
Marion Badders
Elizabeth Coleman
Cowan
Fred A. Rice
Lillian Luckett
Governor to Confer With Daughters on Alamo Improvement
Governor Colquitt calls a 2 o'clock Thursday conference with the Daughters of the Republic at the St. Anthony hotel to discuss improving the Alamo property. The governor seeks accurate records of the original appearance to aid restoration and invites knowledgeable attendees to participate.
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Daughters of Republic
Colquitt
Daughters of the Republic
St. Anthony Hotel
Alamo
Wedded at Austin in quiet Hyde Park nuptials
Special to the Light reports Celia Keylich daughter of Mr and Mrs F Keylich of Hyde Park married EB Hoiles of Chicago at 10 pm with Reverend Bell officiating. The couple left for Chicago to reside and engaged quietly after meeting during a Chicago visit. Outside friend Mrs Callie Lewin attended from Miles Texas with other relatives including Mr and Mrs Louis DeNette of San Antonio. Guests presented cut glass and other gifts.
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Austin
Tex
Celia Keylich
F. Keylich
Hyde Park
EB. Hoiles
Chicago
Bell
DeNette
Woodlawn Hunt Club Plans Long Texas Trip
George Kreater Will Brazil Lord Cooney Tony Appel and Ed Still head a three month plus hunting expedition starting tomorrow. Previous years featured Arizona trips and Texas hunts mainly in the Devil's River region with pelts sold to dealers. Skunk hides are in demand and part of their schedule. A Collman plumper 416 Main Ave.
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George Kreater
Brazil
Lord Cooney
Tony Appel
Arizona
Texas
Devil's Rir
Woodlawn
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M. B. Donoha
O. P
N. P
Santa Claus
Kryptok
H. C. Rees Optical Co
W. Commerce St
Fletcher
Katherine M. Joseph
Ruth Newell
Josephine Carr
Ada Luedinghaus
Vida Vick
Annie Lee Kerr
Terry Marley
Emoine Lee Chapman
Pauline Washer
Nell McCormick
Marie Burns
Helen Chaney
Lydia Moore
Annette Schmidt
Nell Stapler
Ruth Kelso
Lenchen Schober
Lyda Brooks
Vega Braugh
Mary Maverick
Alma Rather
Lillian Hughes
Helen Bollows
Lucile Miller
Katherine Lanier
Chattanooga
Tenn
Annie Burns
Maud Hughes
Janie Polk
Octavia
Bullis
Dolores Damm
Marguerite Wood
Margeret Scruggs
Pearl Wilkinson
Muriel Kokernot
Josephine Woodhull
Lydia
Anita Bullis
Mary Aubrey
Madeline White
Esther Hardie
Ruth Burleson
Wilhelmenia Schmidt
J. N. Keerah
Twentieth Century Club
Belle Dilgarde
Ruth McKinney
Elks Hall
Atlee B
Ayres Jr
Miss McKinney
Killarney
Ayres
Margaret Sutherland
Blanche August
Margaret Deutsch
Mary Lou Deutsch
Mildred Johnson
Zaleme Pettus
Corrine Tayloe
Elizabeth Herndon
Lucile Mellhenny
Dorothy E
Christie Moore
Alice Woodley
Mattie Terrell
Levy Meeks
Elizabeth Meeks
Elizabeth Guenther
Gladys Williams
Nana Young
Mary Louise Young
Virginia Wheat
Léonore Bell
Frances Skinner
Olive Erkel
Bird
Dade Nicholson
Dwyer Avenue
Riva Berman
Madison Avenue
Will Scott
Virginia
Mary Atkinson
Floresville
Joseph Emerson Smith
J. Hampton Sullivan
Grand Opera House
Eleanor Stevens
Fanita McMillan
Clay West
Annette Sehmitt
Messrs
Hubert Loeffler
A. P. Adrian
J. Frank Gallagher
Robert N. Hodge
FIERE
New York
Dobson
Dalkowitz
West Commerce and
North Flores Sts
Sher’s House OF Fashions
Washer’s
Sally
Washer Bros. Co
Council of Jewish Women
Harmony Club
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
Alamo Mission
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Gunter Hotel
Miss Keylich
Husband
A. Collman
Plumper
Main Av
Harlandale
Oesal
Harlardale
South Flores
Bath House
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