Peacock Academy Open House Honors Dedication of New Barracks
The Peacock Military Academy hosted an open house from 6 to 9 p.m. after dedicating a new barracks building named for John T. Wilson. Attendees included founder Wesley Peacock Sr. and superintendent Maj. Wesley Pesenck Jr. Hosts were Mrs. Edith Wing Peacock and Mrs. G. T. Wilson. Refreshments were served by several ladies.
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Peacock Military’ Academy
Wil
Wesley Peacock Sr
Maj
Wesley Pesenck Jr
Donald W
Laphams Return From Flight To East
Mr and Mrs Jack Lapham, prominent Ban Antonians, have returned home after an East flight. They visited their daughter Jean at Smith College in Massachusetts and spent time in New York. Plans to honor Aunt Mrs Andrew Wessels include a luncheon on February 16 at the Bright Shay, hosting Mrs Frank Laughlin of Chicago as guest.
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Jack Lapham
Jean
Smith College
Massachusetts
New York
Andrew Wessels
Shay
Frank Laughlin
Chicago
Untidy notes on society figures and hobbies in town
Fragmented reminiscences describe socialites at champagne luncheons, doctors learning New York life, and local fishing and golf anecdotes. Vague mentions of Pat Swearitgens, Lucius, Josephine Schreiney, Marie Wood, and a bracelet collection hint at fashion and personal tastes with no clear event or date.
Texas U Students Spend Weekend Here in Denison Area
Texas U students Nesbit Boehime Gordon McDaniel and Howard Lu of Denison spent the past weekend here as guests of Nesbit's parents Mr and Mrs Alex Boshine. Miss Jean Champion among Mills students left California for winter sports at Yosemite enjoying the snow and will return to Mills Malling this evening.
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Nesbit Boehime
Gordon McDaniel
Denison
Howard Lu
Denilson
University of Texas
Nesbit
Alex Boshine
Wee
Jean Champion
Jean Champlan
Mills
California
Yosemite
Wil
Mills Malling
Engagement of Mildred Lamberti to Frank Burger
Mr and Mrs E S Lamberti of 38 Belmont announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred to Frank Burger of this city. The wedding is set for February 14 at Travis Park at 10 o clock in the morning. The couple will honeymoon at Carlsbad Caverns and will reside at 801 Peek Avenue.
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E.S. Lamberti
Belmont
Mildred
Burger
Taco Jurger
Travis Park
Carlsbad Taverns
Carlsbad Caverns Pane
Peek Avenue
Social Calendar For De A Social Calendar For De
Social calendar entries list multiple luncheons and teas honoring debutantes and guests. Mrs W Herpal hosts at Hoe Street Hotel for Miss Mary Marcella Beekmann. Mrs Harman at Green Oaks honors Miss Georgiana Solarica New Orleans guest of Mrs Leckie. Mrs Evans hosts tea for Miss Elganor Bishop. Mrs Denman hosts small tea for Mrs James A Monte guest of Mr and Mrs Lea Brewer. Nancy Brooke Sanford hosts luncheon at Argyle hotel for Mrs Arthur Clark Whitney and Mrs Harry Ripley Melton Jr.
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Fuesday
Herpal
Hoe St. Anthony
Hote
Mary Marcella Beekmann
Harman
Green Oaks
Georgiana Solaricaf
New Orleans
John Leckie
Elizabeth Evans
Elganor Bishop
Gilbert Denman
James R. Amonte
Washington
B.C
Lea Brewer
Nancy Brooke Sanford
Argyle Hotel
Arthur Clark Whitney
Harry Ripley Melton Jr
Rena Green to Exhibit Water Colors in Austin
The Elisabeth Ney museum invites Mrs. Rena Maverick Green to display about 30 of her water color paintings in Austin at the end of the work week. The works feature flowers San Antonio subjects and seascapes from New England. Miss Virginia Worthington’s paintings will also be shown and Mrs. Glenn Key will travel with Miss Worthington’s daughter to Austin for a tea on Sunday afternoon.
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Elisabeth Ney Museum
Rena Maverick Green
Austin
San Antonio
New England
Virginia Worthington
Glenn Key
Worthington
Wil Motor
Green
Mrs Rennert to Honor Debutantes at Luncheon
Mrs. Rennert will entertain at a luncheon at the Bright Shawl on Tuesday February 22 honoring debutantes Miss Mary Heater and Miss Helen Heater of the season. Mrs Bruce Veazey will host a luncheon at the Argyle hotel on Wednesday February 16 in honor of bride-to-be Miss Jane Lewis with guests limited to wedding party members.
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Werner Rennert
Mary
Helen Heater
Bruce Veazey
Argyle Hotel
Jane Lewis
Housekeeping to Tryout Given Daughter by Crassites
Aurelia Crosscite appears in market scenes as she tries housekeeping work while her parents Mr and Mrs Murray Crasscite travel in Durango Mexico with their younger daughter Barbara accompanying Lhenr. The snippet notes family movements and domestic attempts amid travel.
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Aurelia
Murray Crasscite
Durango
Mexico
Barbara
Lhenr
Mary Beasley Plans Bermuda Cruise Next Month
Mary Beasley, a Briar Cliff Junior College attendee, prepares for a Bermuda cruise during the spring break. She will sail March 26 with Shiney Ann Sawyer and J B Sayer, embarking on a trip described as a full Bas ter vacation.
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Mary Beasley
Brial Chif Junior College
Briar Cum Manor
Bermuda
Mary
Shiney Ann Sawyer
J. B. Sayer
Baster
Mrs Gage Hosts Cocktail Party for Donald Forkers' Guests
Mrs Gage to entertain a few friends with a cocktail party at her home Tuesday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Doral Forker who arrived home Monday from New York City. Mr and Mrs Courtney William Fichtner hosted a no buffet supper Sunday evening at their home honoring Mr and Mrs Pred A Hornaday Jr of Rio Grande Letty who were recently married.
Cherry Desserts Celebrate February Festivals in Modern Canning
A vintage style read offers two cherry themed desserts that use sweetened condensed milk and lemon juice. MAGIC CHERRY CAKE layers fruit and wafers and chills six hours. CHERRY MERINGUE PIE blends sour cherries with meringue in a baked shell, then chills before serving.
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Washington
Speech Program at Bonn Avon Slated Tuesday Evening
Bonn Avon prepares a student led program with Mary Johnston presenting Li Monte Wiens an honor pupil in the speech department aided by Junior Speech circle and islasic department pupils. Open Forum conflict postpones Woman's Public Affairs Forum to February 14. Health education class shifts meeting to 8 oclock p m Monday and Thursday instructed by Mrs. Ever Johnson. Zeta Zeta sorority meets Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Miss Marty Earlys home 42 East Ashpy Place. Veinta lodge plans a benefit cava and bunco party at Hermann Bons hall Tuesday 2 p.m. Trinity Methodist women observe International Fellowship Ten with devotion led by Mr Arthur Moore.
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Bont Avon
Mary Johnston
Li Monte Wiens
Beacon Hill Presbyterian = church
Ever Johnson
Thn
Yin Saint
Connollys to Attend New York Dog Show in Two Weeks
Mr and Mrs J Frank Connollys plan to travel to New York City to attend the Madison Square Garden dog show with their dogs They expect to stay about two weeks after visiting Chicago and Washington before returning home The article notes their enthusiasm about the dogs barking together at the show.
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J. Frank Connolly
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Chicago
Washington
California Couple Guests at St Anthony Hotel
Mr and Mrs A H Hersting of Glendale Galil arrived Sunday to spend several days as guests at the St Anthony hotel They are the aunt and uncle of Mrs Russell Good of Willan Tabfi Thornin will entertain with a cocktail party Sunday evening at their Fredericksburg road residence.
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Fornia
St. Anthony
A. H. Hersting
Glendale
Galil
St. Anthony Hotel
Findant
Russell Good
Willan
Tabfi Thornin
Fredericksburg, Road
Clear Skin Tonic Promise Boosts Vitality and Glow
A dubious health pitch touts a skin tonic claiming to feed body cells and strengthen nerves, offering a “natural health glow.” The ad promises better appearance, energy, and confidence, urging readers to buy at drugstores for societal praise.
Mrs Wasson Returns to Home in Minnesota Winter Visit
Mrs. Wasson and her husband Herbert Riddle of Minneapolis Bemidji Minn return from Monterrey Saltillo trip to 15 Terry Avenue in Minnois. The couple and Mrs. Clarence Wasson of Deen Lub Ma have been guests of Airs. Charles J Freaceau and Mrs. J Q Bridgers. Mrs. Baker and Mrs Treaccar toured Galveston while Mrs. Theobald builds a new home.
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Mrs. Wasson
Minnois
Minnesota
San Antonio
Herbert
Riddle
Minneapolis
Bemidii
Minn
Agarn
Sinter
Terry Avenue
Monterrey
Saltillo
Clarence Wasson
Deenlub
Charles J. ‘Freaceau
J. Q. Bridgers
Ann Hiry
Bud Baker
Corpus Christ
Oklahoma visitors stay with Mrs Sutton family links
Oklahoma guests Mr and Mrs Walter Ellis Sutton Jr of Cement Oklahoma joined Mrs Sutton Sr and Mrs Sutton Jr for several days. Miss Alice Rasberry, daughter of G Rasberry of Cement, was married to Mr Sutton formerly of San Antonio. EB Baker and L L Lentz returned from Jud as visiting relatives. Mrs Baker stayed with her brother and sister while another guest stayed with cousins Annie Brock and Nita Genara.
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W. E. Sutton
Walter Ellis Sutton Jr
Cement
Okla
Ills
Sutton Jr
Alice Rasberry
Duck G. Rasberry
Sutton
San Antonio
EB. P. Baker
L. L. Lentz
Judas
Country Club Trio In City Golf Tourney
Three enthusiastic golfers from the San Antonio Country Club, Mes dames Jedd Roe, George Paschal and Jack Lapham, represented their club at the Willow Springs city tournament Monday afternoon. They are also listed to play the courses of the Country club Tuesday and Brackenridge Wednesday.
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Jedd Roe
George Paschal
Jack Lapham
San Antonio
Willow Springs
Brackenridge
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Estelle Thurman
Oklahoma City
Eltis Chaney Jr
Thurman
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Tatheran’ Brotherhood
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