Debutante Miss Marian Neal Honored at Houston Dance
Anne Woodhull returned from Houston after a holiday visit with relatives for a grand dance at the Houston Country Club honoring Marian Neal, debutante. The event featured gold and forest green decor, gowns of silver and gold, and an array of guests from San Antonio, St. Louis, and Austin including Mrs. Eloise Thompson Woodhull and Mr. and Mrs. Hutcheson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Woodhull
Houston
Eloise Thompson Woodhull
Palmer Hutcheson
Ralph Feagin
Houston Country Club
Marian Neal
Annme Woodhull
San Antonio
Hutcheson
Gwendolyn. Garrow
Palmin Watahacan
Garrow
Neal
Second Musica Tea By Round Table Held At St Anthony
The second in a series of musical teas was hosted by the Pan-American Round Table Monday afternoon in the Sala Panamericana of the St. Anthony hotel. Mrs. C Malcolm Gordon chaired assisted by Mrs. E P McMahon. The program featured violin by Themes Allpress voice by Mrs Arthur E Biard piano by Mrs Hubert Foster and a Tea-Dance. Lucille Cavanaugh performed Jarabe Tapatis. Accompaniments were by Mrs Thomas Allpress Jewel Onrey and Joe Morin. Guests included Mr and Mrs F Moling Campos of Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-American Round Table
Sala Panamericana
St. Anthony Hotel
C. Malcolm Gordon
E. P. McMahon
Arthur E. Biard
Hubert Foster
Lucille Cavanaugh
Thomas Allpress
Jewel Onrey
Joe Morin
Gare Library
University of Texas
Texas
Eiizabeth Pry Wood
Miriam
Steele Pw
Two Discharged by Prison Board in Texas
Chairman Joseph Wearden disclosed Dr. W Smotherman prison veterinarian and B R Lindley livestock supervisor were discharged after the prison board rejected 148 mules purchased by the state board of control. The $25,400 mule delivery from October failed to meet specifications. Wearden said there was no evidence of fraud, but admitted gross inefficiency in handling the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prison Board
Victoria
Joseph Wearden
Tbef
Texas Prison Board
W. Smotherman
B. R. Lindley
Cir Board
State Board of ‘Control
Person
Wearden
Ghottman Wearden
Post Holiday Social Scene Shifts to Formal Events
Society quiets after holiday rush with few parties and many informal gatherings. Guests gather for January 11 to 13 events including the German elu ball and Coq D'Or performances, while weddings and precelebration galas reshape the social calendar. Notable couples like Jane Lewis and Johnson Murray plan intimate ceremonies, with Lavatt Sehiweiner and Withers spoon McDavla weddings anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Billy
Cleggs
Enya
Javers
Jane Lewis
Johnson Murray
Lavatt-Sehiweiner
Miss Margaret Morton Returns to New York
Miss Margaret Morton returns to New York on Sunday after holidays with Col and Mrs Kenneth Morton on Trahan boulevard. Also Mr and Mrs Harold Lewis go back to Corpus Christi after holidays with Mrs Lewis’s mother Mrs K J Mallory. Miss Bila Taylor returns to Austin to resume studies at the University of Texas after holidays with Mr and Mrs C M Taylor. Monsieur Chambray ix looks forward to the play The Women with interest, noting Madame’s knowledge of barber shops saloons and gambling dens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret. Morton
New York
Col
Mrs
Kenneth Morton
Trahan Boulevard
Find
Harold Lewis
Corpus Christ
Lewis
K. J. Mallory
Misa Bila Taylor
Austin
University of Texas
C. M. Taylor
Monsieur Chambray ix
German club costumed pirate incident and party gossip
Claude Pilon Wills created a firstnsation by a pirate at a German club costume party and suffered a facial injury from a firecracker, hindering further makeup. The Dick Prassels enjoy a ranch near Boerne, horseback rides, and autumn scenery. Frank Norwood, at the party as a diamond, is in poor standing with Mrs. Norwood for losing her diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wills
Claude
Frank Norwood
Diamond
Brady
Mrs. Norwood
Home Seekers Flock to Rio Grande Valley in Influx
Home seekers pour into the Rio Grande Valley and South Texas with increasing numbers. Missouri Pacific Railroad home seekers division head Charles F. G. Ladd said a pronounced influx has led to special cases allowing 11 day supers to accommodate arrivals. Rates are lower than winter tourist rates from multiple Midwestern states. Groups arrive in clusters, purchasing properties in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Valley
South Texas
Charles FG. Ladd
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Twineis
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Ternnessee
Mississippi
Lard
P T A Council Backs Federal Probe on City Health Dept
Mrs C Ey Miller president of the Elexar county PTA council announced the body indorsed the San Antonio council action condemning politics in the city county health departments. The council urged a federal investigation to lower infant death rates and improve public health outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
C. Ey Miller
Elexar County
Comci
Parent- Teacher Associations
San Antonio
Traffic light contract let for 20 signals announced
Police Commissioner Phil Wright announced contracts for twenty traffic control lights to be awarded Tuesday with six locations chosen. Signals will illuminate key intersections including Hildebrand and McCullough, Soutt Presa, Cardling and Florida, West Commerce and Zarramor, Fredericksburg and Ciehnat tt, Grayson and Broadway, Highland and South Gevers. Lights will warn motorists with Billy Limits Drive Slowly signs and strict enforcement will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil. Wright
Wain
Hildebrand Street
McCullough Avenue
Soutt Presa
Cardling
Florida Streets
West Commerce
Zarramor Streets
Fredericksburg Road
Ciehnattt Avenue
Grayson Sleet
Broadway
Highland Boulevard
Gevers Street
Wrigtt
South Flores Street
Mrs King to Tell Club of Her Trip
The first general meeting of the new year of the Woman's club will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the club house. Mrs J E King will discuss her travels in Europe last summer. The program precedes the regular business meeting led by president Mrs T M West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. E. King
Europe
T. M. West
Captain Todd and family to sail for Panama Canal Zone
Captain Todd and his wife Mrs Felix Todd and their daughter Ellen will sail from New York City on February 1 for the Panama Canal Zone where Captain Todd will take a new station. The family left their Fort Sam Houston post in mid December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Todd
Ellen
New York City
Panama Canal Zone
Todd
Fort Sam Houston
Social Calendar for Los Angeles Debutante Event
Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Back White host a roof party at the Plaza hotel complimenting debutante Miss Virginia Dial. Wednesday features the Fenwick Lunch at the club at 12:30 and a style show luncheon at 12:30 at St. right Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figene J
Wnandes
Camy
United Spanish War Veteras
Crockett Hotel
P.O
Plaza Hotel
Alamo Review
Minnie. Convers
OB. E. Oy
E. B. Ladman
Drake Avenue
Phoneek Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
A. F. Judd
Greenlawn Drive
Woman's Parliament
Public Service
Beacon Light
Beacon Hill Presbyterians Church
H. M. Roark
East Hutsacke Avenue
Women's Council
Vos
South Side Christian
A. H. Darnell
Warwick Boulevard
Tota Chapter of
Delphians
Mrs. Back White
Plaga Hotel
Virginia Dial
Fenwick
St. Anthony
B W Quin Home Return After Mission Visit
Mrs B W Quin returns from Mission where she spent the holidays. She is accompanied home by her sister Mrs Tom Neth Jane of Mission who will be her priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Quin
Mission
Tom Nethjane
Speech Arts Group Luncheon Meet at St Anthony Hotel
The San Antonio Speech Arts Group will host a regular luncheon session Saturday at 12 16 p m in the Tap esbry room of the St Anthony Hotel. Miss Paulyne Gardner will chair a program reviewing prize winning plays by Mrs B L D Roselle and Mrs Wilbur Shoenfeld. Officers to be elected during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Ednard George Robbins
Tapesbry
St. Anthony Hotel
Paulyne Gardner
B. L. D. Roselle
Wilbur Shoenfeld
Burnet
School
P.T. A
Teaple ‘Byrd ‘Howard
Uc Gentachy
St. Anthony
Monta Hunter
Ladies Auxiliary to Rail Way Mall plans regular meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Railway Mall association will hold their monthly meeting at 3 p.m. Thursday in the home of Mrs E McMonagle 1018 Rayton Avenue. Also noted was the Business and Professional Women's club Christmas party with tax collection totals announced by city tax collector A B Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gob Ok
Railway Mall Association
E McMonagle
Rayton
Avenue
A. B. Stevens
Ter
Milutes
Moline
S Miller
Blanche Hart
Helen Skinner
Lucy Mae
Penetra Salve Promises Quick Chest Cold Relief
Advertisement touts Penetra as a strong counter irritant salve for children with chest colds. It claims increased medication content and a vaporizing action to open nasal passages, urging use twice daily for relief. The copy uses dated language and targets women caregivers.
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Nelk Rheiner
P. G. Leigh
Alfred Rheiner
Nell
Patrick Gordon Leigh
Feagin
Bret Leigh
Highland Park
Greer
Leigh
Orange
Anne Woodrull
al Bali
Round Table
Ociety
Margaret Morton
Pilon
Dick Prassels
Boerne
Snd
Yates
ST. Mary's ST
Amitn-voung
OPRN
Taaefig Light
Mrs. King
Club
San Antonio Public Library
Monte Vista
Civic Opera Company
Council
Stu Anthony Hotel
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Debossette Thomas
Bexar County Federation
Sarah E. Fox
Ment
Eugene J. Hemmandez
United Spanish War Veterans
Eome
Catholic Daughters of Amerior
Court S& Anthony
Panama
L. A
iThe Women’s Club
Hoon
Nelle Lytle
Texas Industries
J.F, Doyle
George, Stuemke
T. Munimecy
Shakespeare Club
Paaraees
Womet’s Club
Lila Bello Dickehut
West
Rosewood Avenue
Fya-Jo
Bilis Schiefelbine
Fred Ribe
Anna Loys MecGarson
Elsie Norma” Dietzel Ethel Adkins
Mary Jane McIvors
Sdek
Henry Dielman
Herbert Weallborn
Dr. John
Marija Mel Burney
Dorothy Smith
Nellie Sharpe
Dorothy
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