Temperance group and clubs plan meetings at local venues
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets tomorrow at 3 30 PM at Trinity Church. The Shakespeare Club gathers at 724 Baltimore Avenue with Miss Lulu Suggs leading and Mrs A L Ellis presenting Falstaff. The Free Clinic convenes at 10 30 AM at the International Club rooms. The Council of Jewish Women held a meeting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
the Trinity Church
Shakespeare Club
Baltimore Avenue
Lulu Suggs
A. L. Ellis
International Club Rooms
Council of Jewish Women
Mrs Powell’s Happy Recovery From Cardui Tonic
Lydia Powell of Dry Ridge Kentucky says at age 50 she was nearly skeletal with a left side pain and weak stomach. After four months of doctor visits she found relief with Cardui the woman’s tonic and now walks four miles and works easier. She credits Cardui with saving her life and health and urges other women to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Ridge
Lydia Powell
Cardui
Club activities span welfare papers and poetry readings
Members discuss Child's Welfare topics at the clubhouse with papers by Mrs. Freed and others. A violin solo by Lippshitz followed, then social time. The Phoenix club plans a Henry V review tomorrow with quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Club
J. B. Cunningham
First Baptist Circles Host Laurel Heights Tea
Mrs. J. R. Walker entertained the Laurel Heights and Tobin Hill Circle of the First Baptist church yesterday afternoon. Refreshments were served and a social session enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Walker
Laurel Heights
Tobin Hill
First Baptist Church
Mother's Council to Meet at Odd Fellows Hall
The Mother's Council will meet tomorrow at 3 30 p m at the Odd Fellows hall Crockett hotel. Final arrangements for the Congress of Mothers convention on January 18 and 19 will be made and the Fifth district will be organized.
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Mother's Council
Tomorow
Odd Fellows
Crockett Hotel
The
Congress of Mothers
Dallas Admen hear talk on east support for Texas convention
John W. Philp of Dallas spoke at a weekly Advertising club luncheon about the strong hold of the on to Dallas movement in the east. He described the class of men coming to Texas for the Associated Advertising Clubs of America convention in Dallas next May. Philp chairs the out of state publicity committee and has spent six weeks in the east assessing preparations and how Texas is viewed by business leaders.
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John W. Philp
Dallas
The
Advertising Club
East
Texas
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Philp
Tobacco King's Estate Settled in California
A final order for the distribution of the $4,000,000 estate of George S. Meyers of St. Louis, known as the tobacco king, was issued by Superior Judge Oster in San Bernardino. The estate will be divided equally among the three daughters of the deceased.
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Tobacco King
Associated Press
San Bernardino
Cal
George S. Meyers
St. Louis
Oster
Deceasd
Personal contact details for Katherine M. Joseph
The notice lists publication rules requiring sender identification with Katherine M. Joseph as editor. It provides office communication lines old phone 176 new .1859 and home 2862 for contact.
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Katherine M. Joseph
Social calendar of Mrs. Terrell Bartlett and friends
Social happenings include Mrs. Terrell Bartlett hosting the Girls' Five Hundred club at her home. Government Hill Literary club musical at Mrs. William Will’s home. Alamo Mission Chapter DRT meets at the Gunter hotel. luncheons by Mrs. T. T. Van derHoeven and Mrs. John Sehorn for Mrs. Ashby McCullough. Holland Brickett Lowndes and Miss Frances Evelyn Wilkinson wedding at the Wilkinsons' West Laurel home. Bodien Martin hosts luncheon and box party for debutants. Mrs. Theodore Taylor hosts bridge for Mrs. Hoskins visiting. Mrs. L. J. Hart hosts Laurel Heights Bridge club in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Terrell Bartlett
Government Hill
T. T. van derHoeven
John Sehorn
Cafe Mexicana
Ashby McCullough
Holland Brickett Lowndes
Frances Evelyn Wilkinson
B. J. Wilkinson
West Laurel Street
Bodien Martin
Theodore Taylor
Bridge
Mrs. Hoskins
Julius T. Conrad
L. J. Hart
Laurel Heights
West Craig Place
Dinner honors Major and Mrs Tate by Col and Mrs Read
Major and Mrs Daniel A Tate were the honor guests at a dinner hosted by Colonel and Mrs Robert D Read. The affair featured a multi course meal and a green and yellow decorated table setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Tate
Robert D. Read
Tate
Engagement announced for Miss Allison Pierce to Louis de Bebian Moore
The engagement of Miss Allison Douglas Pierce, the last of Lady Decies five bridesmaids, to Louis de Bebian Moore is announced. All bridesmaids have now married. the wedding is planned for the early part of the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Douglas Pierce
Lady Decies
Vivien Gould
Louis de Bebian Moore
Miss Pierce
Cupid
St Marys Hostess Card Party With Twenty Tables
Mrs P C Woods hosted a card party at St Marys auditorium yesterday. The afternoon featured bridge five hundred and high five with twenty tables and two prizes per game for the winners. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs Samuel Sturgis Captain and Mrs Julius Conrad Captain and Mrs T B Taylor and Colonel and Mrs Robert Read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sturgis
Julius T. Conrad
T. B. Taylor
Robert D. Read
St. Mary’s Auditorium
P. C. Woods
Debutantes Luncheon and Matinee at the Plaza
Miss Bodien Martin hosted a season opening luncheon at her Avenue C home at 1 pm with three boxes for guests and chaperones. Mrs. William E. Clark and daughter from New York visited Mrs. Thomas Franklin at last French place. Helen Linscott marked her 14th birthday with a 6 pm Sunday school dinner at 121 Jackson street hosted by Mrs. Herbert Linscott, featuring Miss Dorothy Dorset of Indiana as guest of honor and a five course menu followed by games and fortune telling.
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William K. Robbie
King William Street
John A. Graham
Chicago
Killarney
Fred C. Groos
Eugene Prescott
Gus Groos
Sherman Townsend
Denver
Miss King
Bodien Martin
Avenue C
Plaza
William E. Clark
New York City
Thomas Franklin
French Place
Helen Linscott
First Baptist Church
Herbert B. Linscott
Jackson Street
Marie Porter
Kathleen Johnson
Mattie Crook
Carrie Bell Capet
Dorothy Dorset
Indiana
G. Harley Lewis
Dorset
Sarah Banks
Colonial Tea Planned by Mrs Paschal for DAR
On January 17 Mrs. Frank Paschal will entertain the San Antonio de Bexar chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, at a colonial tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Paschal
San Antonio de Bexar
Daughters of the American Revolution
Missionary Society Meets at Government Hill Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Government Hill Methodist will meet at the church tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. R A Jackson will lead the meeting and Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Pearce and Mrs. Hopkins will participate in the program. Mrs. M D Newton of Austin is visiting her sister, Mrs. W C Lott, on West French place.
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Solon Stewart
Walter R. Richardson
Woman’s Auxiliary
St. Mark’s Church
Cedar Street
Woman's Missionary Society of
Government Hill Methodist Church
R. A. Jackson
Davidson
Pearce
Hopkins
Catalani and Taierico Wed at San Fernando Cathedral
Blas Catalani and Miss Alvina Taierico were married in a San Fernando cathedral ceremony officiated by Rev. Father Pujol. The church featured white and green decor, the bride wore white cashmere desoi trimmed in lace, and a large wedding party attended a reception at the bride’s parents' home. The couple will reside at 207 North Leona Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blas Catalani
Alvina Taierico
San Fernando Cathedral
Father Pujol
Catalani
North
Leona Street
Luncheon Honors Mrs. Ashby McCullough at Cafe Mexicana
A social luncheon at Cafe Mexicana honored Mrs. Ashby McCullough with Mrs. J Vanderhoven and Mrs. John Sehorn as hostesses. A seven course menu featured a central poinsettia arrangement and place cards. Attendees included Mesdames Stribling Jassett James Fly Houston Kampmann Shook Seeligman Carter Gleaves Kenney Fassett Norton Elizabeth Houston James Sehorn and others. Another note announces a free art lecture on American Sculpture at Carnegie Hall Thursday January 11 at 8:30.
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Cafe Mexicana
Ashby McCullough
J. Vanderhoven
John Sehorn
McCullough
Mesdames
Ben Stribling
Theodore
Jassett
Buffalo
N. Y
Carnegie Hall
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad Seen
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a worldwide cold and grip remedy. It claims to remove the cause and is signed by Be W Grove with a partial signature.
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Cali
BE. W. Grove
Swanson
Swanson Rheumatic Cure CO
Lake Street
Chicago
Resignation of Mme Chambers as Alamo Plaza manager
Mme Chambers resigns as manager of theMme Cambers company on Alamo plaza. She will become manager of the San Antonio Hair Dressing Parlors at 115 Avenue C.
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Mme.Chambers
Mme. Cambers
Alamo Plaga
Mme. Chambers
San Antonio
Avenue C
Staacke Bros Top Your Car With A New Roof
Commence the new year right with a fresh auto top from Staacke Bros. The company offers durable replacement tops to weather the season and boost vehicle styling.
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Staacke Bros
Chicken thief outwits Eldridge by using a hole
Edwin Eldridge of 152 Pearson avenue says a thief robbed his hen house last night. The thief used a long wire to pull chickens through a small hole in a thief-proof henhouse and tore down about half of his fencing as he fled. Eldridge does not know the thief’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Eldridge
Hennery
Pearson Avenue
Eldridge
Mr. Eldridge
Card of Thanks to Ella Austin Orphan Home Helpers
The Ella Austin Orphan Home directors express gratitude for Christmas aid to colored orphans. Names include Mrs. Lockwood for toys, fruit, clothing. Mrs. Walsh for fruit. Mrs. M. Jackson for fruit wood and candy. Kampmann building helpers for toys and fruit. Washer Brothers for hats and sweaters. turkey gifts from Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. J. A. Gumbles. various others contributed fruit, toys, caps, pecans, candy, and bags. Special thanks to those aiding the Christmas tree. Mrs. M. H. C. Brown, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Austin Orphan Home
Mrs. Lockwood
Walsh
M. Jackson
Mackenhenny
Franklin
Springall
Kampmann
Cameron
Richardson
J. A. Gumbles
Price
Walker and Simpson
Sipsy
Irving
H. Kimbrough
Taliaferro
E. Torry
H. Torry
E. P Johnson
James Thomas
T. L. Conroy
Washer
Mary Kirkendall
Irene Howard
Calhoun
Layer
Robinson
Gramer
McDonald
E. Brackenridge
M. H. C. Brown
Wright Bros Electrical Contractors Open on Main Avenue
A new enterprise by R C Wright and Mark Wright, formerly with Martin Wright, opens at 3806 Main Avenue in the Bedell building. Wright Bros Electrical Contractors will stock electric fixtures heating appliances and supplies and offer estimates for any job with prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Wright
Mark Wright
Martin Wright
Bedell
Main Avenue
Wright Bros. Electrical Contractors
Grand prize mask ball for Hermann Sons school event
Benefit event hosted by Hermann Sons at Beethoven hall on Saturday February 3. Theo Artzt provides music for the mask ball with tickets priced at 50 cents. Call a taxi or phone Hoth at 1-2-3 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Sons
Hermann Sons School
Beethoven Hall
Theo Artzt
Fans club of Fort Worth seeks charter approval
Wilson Pace of Dallas presented the Fans club of Fort Worth charter to the secretary of state for approval in Austin. The filing is stalled awaiting an attorney general ruling. Pace threatens to seek a writ of mandamus in the Texas Supreme Court to compel approval, claiming full compliance with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Wilson Pace
Dallas
Fans Club of
Fort Worth
Secretary of State
Attorney General's Department
Pace
Supreme Court
Secretary of
Tobin to Laredo Witness in Levytansky Murder Case
Sheriff John W. Tobin will travel tonight to Laredo to testify tomorrow in the trial of Lonnie A. Franks and J. B. Compton charged with the December 22 murder of jeweler G. J. Levytansky. The sheriff says the state is ready and the confession will shorten the proceedings to about one day.
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Levytansky
John W. Tobin
Laredo
Lonnie A. Franks
J. B. Compton
G. J. Levytansky
Tobin
Franks
Compton
Malaria Drug Promises Health for All Ages
An advertisement promotes Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming it drives out malaria and builds up the system for both adults and children. The product is priced at 59 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
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