Knight Errant and Coronado's Legacy in Turbulent Racing Scene
Heather Mulls arrives at Santo Anita with Knight Errant, a two year old colt believed to be Coronado's son. Trainer licensing hurdles loom as Heather seeks support from veteran horseman Charley Bassitt while rumors swirl about Coronado’s death and a high-stakes race season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnani
Ohie
Snapper
Elliott
Heather
Carmel Valley
Knight Ervani
Slain
Knight Errand
Artichukes
Heater
Knight Evant
Anita
Ebeather
Coronado
Alice
Shim
Knight Errant
Beathi
Everett
Knight
Errant
Roma
Arather
Bassist
Dan
Praie
Brett
Pippin
Bassitt
Coranatio
Elamey
Mr. Bassitt
Clvd
Sunta Anita Racing
Charlie Bassitt
Coronade
Knight Errent
Bassity
Slim
Ve Vo Whitney
Eton
Whitney Xplors
Jet
Dimples Draper
Enright
Vanderbilt's
Lima
Carter Hayes
Moriarity
Ike
Knight Errant Sightings Stir Grandstand Buzz
In a bustling scene at the track, jockeys and handlers discuss Knight Errant, Coronado’s progeny, amid betting chatter and whispers about trim bits and training. Slim Maynard introduces himself to Heather Mills as Knight Errant’s owner contact, prompting wary warnings about shared costs and who may handle the colt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Knight
Heather
Bassitt
Lamping
Slim
Grapper
Tab
Snapper
Jim
Tim
Jook
Bim
Draper
Charli Basaid
Listie
Saddin
Basette
Pancakes Through the Ages with Savory Crepes
Table Talksby Mildred Kitchen dives into pancake evolution from breakfast staple to dessert and lunch option. It blends humorous asides with recipes for standard griddle cakes and notes coffee, sausage, and syrup pairings, urging readers to host a pancake party and enjoy hot, fresh servings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Kitchen
Tim
Traveling Beauty Kit Tips From The Past
Advice on packing a light travel beauty kit with perfumes powders rouge lipstick eye shadow mascara and tools. notes on manicure supplies deodorant setting lotion and hair curlers. mentions changing fashions, nutrition, athletics, housing design and evolving female bodies through generations.
Service plates and etiquette in 1900s manners
The text explains service plates as decorative frames for courses, noting they sit centered on the cover and food isn’t served directly on them. It covers usage in formal service, removal of plates between courses, and replacing with hot plates. it also provides etiquette on rising to greet an elder woman and how to acknowledge introductions, emphasizing age and courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeckmane
Tam
Femain
Tommie
King Seas Beri
Debutante From Dallas to Visit Here this Week
Miss Ruth Stephans of Dallas will host debutante Miss Josephine Rochelle arriving Thursday to spend several days with Ruth. On January 20 Ruth will leave for a week with Rochelle in Dallas. The two were college classmates at Gautier College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stephans
Josephine Rochelle
Arriva
Ruth
Rochelle
Dallas
Gautier College
Social Calendar for Tuesday in San Pedro area
Tuesday events feature Miss Ruth Fraser and Miss Opal Newton at a breakfast honoring debutantes Karolen Pardue and Emily Anne Bryant. Mrs Ted Thomas hosts a 1 p.m. cocktail party at her home for bride-to-be Katherine Letteer. Mrs Shaw and Mrs Dove host guests at 4 p.m. on Terrell road for Helen Kearns, bride elect, plus a musical appreciation lecture at 4:30 a.m. and Hortense Monath pianist at 3:30 p.m. at the San Pedro Playhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Fraser
Opal Newton
Karolen Pardue
Emily Anne Bryant
Ted ‘Thomas
Katherine Letteer
Shaw
Joan Dove
Terrell Road
Helen Kearns
Bride Elect
Musical Club
Gale Nelson Leaves for University of California
Gale Harper Nelson son of Mr and Mrs J B Nelson departed Priday to enter the University of California at Berkeley for graduate work in anthropology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Gale Harper Nelson
J. B. Nelson
Priday
University of California At Berkeley
Lovelorn and Jane Answers in a Brief Advice Column
Beatrice Fairfax fielded letters from readers about love troubles. One writer worries a fiancé’s betrayal after a suspected lie by a “would-be girlfriend” and recalls a broken promise over a ring. Jane counsels patience and emphasizes trust and consequences of deception. Another reader asks about incompatibility due to religion. Fairfax urges personal conscience and warns against bigotry, defending staying true to one’s own beliefs.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Miss Fairfax
Tower
Jane
Miss Pairfax
Hats and fashion commentary span gender and era on heads
A rambling, playful column notes fascination with hats across genders from grand admiral to Shriners, mocking fashion obsessions and remarking on humorous reactions. It references Queen Mary, Munro Leaf, Olive Hagelsteit, and Frank Case while debating hairlines, mufflers, and bold headpieces in a light, dated tone.
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Rome
London
Deter
Jengih
Munro Leaf
Club Calendar reflects packed San Antonio civic life
Monday evening listings include Uni dod discussion group at Central Catholic, San Antonio Music Tea Association at Plaza Hotel, Elysian club at Mrs O Quinn home, and Parents club Brackenridge High band room. Tuesday features Book and Needle Club, various PTAs, Delphian chapters, Women's clubs groups, and church study circles across multiple venues.
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Unidod
Central Catholic High
San Antonio Music Tea Association
Plaza Hotel
Elysian Club
Edgar O'Quinn
Westy
Minletoc Avenue
Parents’ Club
Brackenridge High School
Boubhwesb Festival ‘Association
San Antonis Teachers’ Council
Techschaul
Mark Twain PT A
Te Lbrary
Court of
Catholic Women
San Antonio
National Council of Jewish Women
Council House
West Poplar Street
Woman's, Club
Minerva Delphian
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Assmbly House
Stanley
Grand Army of the Republi
Security Benefit Association
Hel
Gt. Elizabeth's Society
St. Jexepn's Ball
East Commerce Shreck
Sorusis Clude
St. Anthony Hotel
Scottish Rite Ladies Servios Auxiliary
Biernan
J. L. Allem
Stanford Court
Missionary Society of
Mir
Vicvar Lawennes
Lee Hail Sirevt
Mrs. Russell and Daughter Visit L A Winters Stay
Mrs Chas Russell and her daughter Miss Charlee Russell visit Los Angeles spending the winter at the Aurora hotel. Also at the Aurora are Mrs Seaton and her two children Virginia and Bill. Virginia attends the Fruit Colt school and Bill studies at San Antonio academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Charlee Russell
E. W. Beaton
Aaland
Aurora Hotel
Seaton
Virginia
Bill
Alo
Aurora
Iruit Colt School
San Antonio Academy
Niece Delights Fort Sam Visitors In Early May Visit
Miss Pegey Dickinson of Kansas City visits Fort Sam Houston with Mrs. T. D. Davis. The Davis family hosts a dinner at the Officers Club and a luncheon at the Argyle Hotel honors attending debutantes Dorothy Broves and Ruth Stephens. Lucille Noble to wed Howard J. Shipley in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Fort Sam May
T. D. Davis
Fort Sam Houston
Pegey Dickinson
Kansan City
Ruth, Sergent
Argyle Hotel
Dorothy Broves
Ruth Stephens
Denutantes
Walter Noble
Lucille
Liew
Howard J. Shipley
Olhoma City
Bidohn
Barkedale Meld
Lael Ani
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Neem Pnared
Aioe Dyn
Boord
Miva Inde
Colé
Brownie
Prunella Wood
Conyl
King Fean Byndy Inc
Niples Draper
Miss Mills
Slim Maynard
Santa Anita Treing
Corpreda
Malis
California
Beauty
Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman
Washington, D. C
Garner
Roosevelt
Bankhead
Colonel Watson
Tnt Kewe Whote
S.A
Gale Nelson
Pilon
Martha
Mra
Richard French Boother
Key-Ting
I, Calhoun
Ted
Chia
Gertainiy
Sux
Dex
Withal
Olive Hagelsteit
Magenta
Pha
Monsieur Ghirbray
Frank Case
Chas. Russell
L.A
B.C
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