Titan Tower Dream: Steve Hubbard Seeks Linda’s Name
Steve Hubbard reveals to Linda that his life goal is architecture and a chance at Titan Tower style success. He asks Linda to lend her name to his Casa Linda Development project, hoping it will bring luck and legitimacy to his one family homes plan. Linda listens, moved by his ambition and Aunt Cynthia’s support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Steve
Sean
TL Reed
Casa Linda
Steven Hubbard
Lina
Bleve
Mickey
Jong
Timothy Pilueger
Nated
Titan Tower
Steye
Pottieger
Hubbard
Spentsy
Steven
Cynthia
Real Mexican Tamales and Dishes in Table Talks
Mildrey Kitchen presents ready heat tamales and Mexican recipes for the busy homemaker. Includes tamales with chili, tamale pie, Mexican boiled dinner, and veal Mexican style, with notes on serving, ingredients, and simple preparation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildrey Kitchen
Cesserole
To Cheek Constipation Get at Its Cause
An old ad style urges addressing constipation by dietary changes. It warns heavy foods and recommends Kellogg's All-Bran with plenty of water and fibrous options to restore regularity. It cites Battle Creek production and grocery availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketlorg
Battle Creek
Beauty Diet And Exercise For A Youthful Look
A quirky guide promotes balanced eating with citrus, greens, dairy, and seafood to boost complexion and energy. It urges infant vegetarian meals, calcium focus for strong teeth, and simple morning stretches to tone the torso. It also describes posture and arm exercises to maintain youthfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitenin
Fragmentary social note with garbled names and date
A damaged clipping mentions a Mrs. Fred Huber and a March 30 event with references to a Mexican theme, a debutante, and gloves but text is heavily garbled and unreadable in parts. The intended guests and exact details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Mrs HL Blackstock Hosts Tea Event With Guests
Mrs H J Blackstock plans a tea session from 4 39 to am Friday honoring Mrs C O Lowry of Oklahoma City visiting the St Anthony hotel and Mrs Donald Clark with her auxiliary girls Myre W Mf Folk of Waycross GA among attendees in a social notices note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Lowry
Oklahoma City
St. Anthony
Donald Clark
W. Mf. Folk
Waycross
Fashion notes on spring dresses and silhouettes
Repeated by demand Prunella comments on spring dress trends focusing on light fabrics like chiffon and silk, slim silhouettes, and new coat shapes. Describes gowns with back buttons, smooth shoulders, and versatile necklines, all in a range of colors and textures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prunella Woop
Grete
Tvs
Chissae
Advice on Love and Engagement for Beatrice Fairfax
A reader asks how to tell if a boyfriend is in love and whether a romantic bond should lead to marriage. The columnist explains romantic love varies and substitutes like affection can signal serious commitment, then advises directly asking if the other person is engaged or involved, and warns against sabotaging a friend’s relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Patriax
Wiegel
Tve
Albop
Milstake
Social Calendar Highlights LA Events and Honorees
Tuesday evening assembly club hosts annual dancing party at its Country club honoring Misses Margaret Bavelay, Ann Bryant, Mary Blizaetly Hare, and Pauline Washington. Mrs. Jack White hosts a Plaza hotel roof party complimenting Mrs. Sam Gon Rien of Mitchell Field. Several social evenings feature buffet receptions for local notables and visitors. Wednesday includes Variso Pareian expedition talk at San Pedro House with a Beight Ahaw show at Bi Anthony hotel and various honorees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Club
Country Club
Margaret Bavelay
Ann Bryant
Mary Blizaetly Hare
Jmt
Pauline Washington
Jack White
Dhaner
Plaza Hostel
Sam Gonrien
Mitchel Pleld
L. J
James 1
Betty Kocn
Futon
Jack DePorrest
Mesdamus R
J. von Stoeder
Smith H. F. Anderson
A. J. iBrouply
Yorktown
San Pedro
Howse
Pilon Style Show and Taincheon Are Slated
A muddled column blends fashion, a hurricane misadventure with a barometer complaint, and a charity tennis event at the San Antonio Country Club. The Seeligson family dominates the golf and tennis scenes, with Arthur Seeligson and Lamar Seeligson highlighted. Names like Joe Calhoun and Windy Kelso appear among old rivals, while a literary tangent recalls mythic references and playful anecdotes about Leda and Castor and Pollux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Seetigsons
Tithe Hien
Amarind
Arthur Seetigson
Windy Kelso Ona
Joe Calhoun
Sid Dellman
Ehey
Tenniz
Ping-Shy
Brary Club
Tre Hone
Wotpen
Pedro Avenue
Beeligson
Roe
Arthur
Lamar Seeligson
Wesley
Gish
Arthur Seeligson
Ness
Darlers
Eloise Sueligson
Grace Lock
Club Calendar Tuesday evening events in San Antonio
A dense listing of local clubs and meetings for Tuesday evening in San Antonio. Groups include the recent graduates of the A A UW, Authors and Composers Association, Ladies of St Gerard's parish, Parent-Teacher associations, Adah chapter, Travis Park Methodist church, Security Benefit association, San Fernando Young Ladies, Washington PT A, and numerous church and civic groups with times and locations across West Commerce Street, Park Drive, San Pedro Avenue, and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A
Mare
Mary Helen McDonald
West Malberry Avenue
Zonta Club
St. Anthony Hotel
Woman's Club
San Pedro Avenue
San Antonio de Bexar
Claude Denham
Dilworth Street
Gally Chase Guild of Marilson
Square Presbyterian Church
Tie Church
Olive Magnolia
Crave
Woddmeh Circle
Bir
Ida Douglas
Olive Street
D. D. Stanley
The
Grand Army of the Republic
Minnie Hoye
Iowa Street
Mary Stuart Edwards Muster Shury Club
Ditworth Street
S J. Mark's Church
Sally Ghose
Madison Stuare Presbyterian Church
Mya. W
H. Northway
Nicholas
St. Mark's Church
Westway Club
Ban Antonia Review
Fannie M. Henkentiorfer
Witteria Club
Gunler Cave
Mildred Harris Club
Ban el Tomo
Lilly Stappenbests
Mother in Law Association Promotes Polite Ties
In a brisk feature on manners a Mother-in-Law Association meeting in New York highlights guidance for harmonious relations with sons- and daughters-in-law. Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Schlesinger present five rules each: avoid meddling, respect preferences, avoid quarrels, stay calm, and be constructive. attendees vow to improve materal-law relations with tactful conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Breckman
Dan Rue
Mitchell
Rhea
Crillelee
Mothers In-Law Association
New York
Jake
United Frank
Labia
caughlers-In
King
Visitors at Kirkpatrick residence in Claremond avenue
Mrs Kirkpatrick and her daughter are visitors from Tutan Oklahoma. John K Kirkpatrick arrived recently to spend about two tenths of time here. He brought his five year old daughter Josy and they have taken an apartment on Claremond Avenue. Mrs Kirkpatrick is sister of Steat and Mrs Moakiin Alo nn sellve Contor lengner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur Chambray Haseen
Lynn Finianne
Leda
Jupiter
Castor
Pollux
Mary
John K. Kirkpatrick
Tutan
Okla
Josy
Claremond Avenue
Mrs Hamlett Jr s Tea Honors Lt Ham mother
Mrs Hamlett Jr hosted a tea in Fort Sam Houston quarters in honor of Lieutenant Hamette's mother Mrs Barkedile War rett of Louisville Kentucky. The event featured a white banqet top table with yellow blooms and tapers. Guests included Mesdamen George Groz hy Merth Haver Ti Lewis and EB Woller from Lawton Ohio who visited the Hansletts. Gary Cooper had served in Japan for three years as a nosh paynidar anovle star.
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Thailett Tranler
Hamlet
Barkedile Warrett
Louisville
Fort Sam Howson
George Grozhy
Merth Haver
Lewis
EB Woller
Lawton
Ohio
Vislt
Hansletts
Gary
Gary Coiper
Japan
Paynidar Anovle
Luncheon Fashion Show To Feature Mrs T N Davey Model
The second luncheon feature will include Mrs T N Davey as one of the models. The event promotes a style show with Conés Photo credit and Paytan's arrangements visible in the program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Davey
TN. Divey
Prenions Arm Frat Paytan’s
Bride-to-Be Luncheon Honors Peggy Warner in Houston
Pink and white theme decorates a luncheon held by Mrs. James of Ysbalt'a and Mrs. J. D. Moorman's party in Houston. Guests included Mesdames John B. Kirkpatrick Tulsa Okla and Win H. Hianchard with Misses Jean Hall Etle Pa Jo Guiders Adelaide Ht Emily Apris Bryant and others, marking a festive pre wedding gathering for Peggy Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Ysbalt'a
J. D. Moorman
Prise Peggy Warner
Keldeioe
Pack Sram
Houston
John B
Kirkpatrick
Tulsa
Okls
Win H
Hianchard
Jean Hall
Etle
Jo Guiders
Adelaide Ht
Emily Apris Bryant
Mary Elizabeth, Harper
Betty Koeln
Edna Simmune
Bos
Fur
Mass
Buffet Supper Honors Miss Douglas and France Misa
Social notes describe a Tuesday buffet supper in Miss Douglas’s lane celebrating her engagement to Dr Tatty Matthews. Evelyn White and Mrs G. Py Robertson entertain with luncheon. Mrs Morrison hosts guests at Greenacres county place and Mrs Robertson’s home welcomed visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
France Misa
Evelyn White
Sara Douglay
Tatty Matthews
Ire
Robertsak
Greenacres
Mra. T
IL. Mortion
Quisa
Okla
Altter
W. Seatl
Robertson
Morrison
Beotts
Miss Warner to Be Luncheon Honoree
Miss Warner is to be honored at a luncheon with invitations noting her upcoming marriage to Lt. John Thomas Shields. The event, hosted by Mrs. Mary Kheator, is planned for Wednesday at the country club with details reflecting the era and social customs of the time.
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Miss Warner
Misa Pogsy Warner
John Thomas Shields
Mary Kheator
C Puntry Club
Emily Ange Bryant
Jeonipiinert
Atkss Warner
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Cynthia Hubbard
Stexen
Don
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Stove
Linga
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Cyntha
Cyomla
KTBA
Adwriter
Mrs
Fred Huber
Blackstock
Beatrice Fairfare
Kink Fees
Synil, Te
Miss Fairfax
Tim Sitnast
Beth Bollig
L. A
Herod
Ada
Pilon
Martha $H
Atlantic
Caticnrins
Long Island
Abercrombie and Fitch
Mrs. Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Hamlett Jr
G. Py Robertson
Poe
Tio Rie
Frank Burselyote
Anna Haviy
Olympia
Wash
Arthur Allin
Willan W. Creswell
Oenhan
Texas
William Goddard
Mincheon
Ha Foida
Sam Connell
Mitchel Feld
L. T
Anne
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