Mothers' Council plans convention of Congress of Mothers
The Mothers' Council met at Odd Fellows hall to discuss the January 18 19 convention for the Fifth district organization. Club activities included Phoenix club at Mrs J B Cunningham's North Flores home with Henry IV readings. Government Hill Methodist Woman's Missionary Society met in church parlors with Korea as study topic led by Mrs R A Johnson.
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Mothers’ Council
Odd Fellows’ Hall
The
Congress of Mothers
Woman's Missionary Society
Government Hill Methodist Church
R. A. Johnson
Korea
When Children Catch Cold and the Hyomei Cure
A reader from Hartwick New York shares how Hyomei relieved her daughter's stubborn colds and saved doctor bills. The ad touts Hyomei made from eucalyptus and anptics, claims no narcotics, and promotes an inhaler outfit for $1.00 with $0.50 refills, guaranteed and sold by druggists.
History Club Meeting Hears French History Study
A History club gathering took place yesterday afternoon at the club house. Members continued the study of French history during the session.
Shakespeare Club Discusses Falstaff Paper at Baskin Home
The Shakespeare club met yesterday afternoon at the Misses Baskin home with Mrs. Spain leading. Mrs. A L Ellis presented a paper on Falstaff followed by a discussion of the lesson from Henry IV.
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Shakespeare Club
Baskin
Prayer Service at Hillcrest Baptist Tomorrow
Miss Murphy will lead the service at Hillcrest Baptist church tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Caley will speak on foreign missions. A prayer and song service will follow.
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Hillcrest Baptist Church
Miss Murphy
Mrs. Caley
Calvary Baptist Program On Prayer session
A church program led by Mrs. J. W. Williams features talks on prayer and missionary life. Topics include How to Pray When to Pray Our Own Need of Prayer and A Glimpse of Missionary Life in Argentina with several leaders from Mrs. T. G. Simpson to Mrs. R. F. Stokes assisting.
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Calvary Baptist Church
J. W. Williams
Jesus
T. G. Simpson
G. Roach
L. Massey
R. F. Stokes
South America
Federation of City Clubs Meeting Tomorrow
The Federation of City Clubs will hold a meeting at 3 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon at the club house.
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Federation of City Clubs
Central W C T U committee meets at Trinity church
A committee of the Central W C T U met yesterday afternoon at Trinity church at 2 30 o clock naming superintendents for Scientific temperance instruction medical temperance parliamentary usages press and literature circulation of national papers evangelization and soldiers Sabbath observance social meetings red letter days legislation and petitions and other departments including Sunday school Loyal Temperance legion narcotics mothers meeting and flower mission. The group plans to reconvene next Thursday at 2 o'clock at Trinity church with a 3 30 o'clock regular business meeting. Doctor Well my dear sir and how are you feeling today Aged Patient I seem to have trouble in getting breath. Doctor Well I ll soon stop that.
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Trinity Church
A. B. Canna
Belle Dilgarde
Pearl Roy
Union Signal
Crusader
Anna Davenport
Catherine Haynes
Strange
W. E. Voigt
D. R. Abernathy
Loyal Temperance Legion
A. K. Byrd
D. W. Carter
B. Z. Klock
Flower Mission
I. H. Spier
Puck
Card party and club meetings plan for Friday afternoon
Mrs Henry C Feldman hosts a card party at her Ogden Street home in honor of Miss Ethel Mount. Mrs James P Oldham entertains the Friday Afternoon Bridge club in the afternoon. History club meets at the club house. Ladies section of Turn Verein meets at Turner Hall. Pi Sigma club meets in the afternoon with Miss Grace Newnam.
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James P. Oldham
Turn Verein
Turner Hall
Pi Sigma Club
Grace Newnam
Mrs Feldman Hosts Board Party for Miss Mount in San Antonio
Mrs Henry C Feldman hosted a large afternoon board party at her Ogden street home in honor of Miss Ethel Mount. The reception hall featured white flowers with green settings and smitax and palms. After five hundred, a luncheon followed with four prizes awarded.
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Henry C. Feldman
Ogden Street
Ethel Mount
San Antonio
Feldman
Mesdames
A. A. Wilke
Alfred Duerler
S. J. Bagget
J. C. Ford
Earnest L. Brown
E. W. Richardson
E. P. Jersig
C. E B. Hammond
George Stumpke
T. J. Nye
Guy McFarland
J. Coleman
W. C. Manlove
C. C. Todd
G. Tayloe
William Mitchell Wolf
Oscar Dewees
Emmett Roundtree
J. M. Eskridge
Milburn
George Powell
Ney Howell Wilbanks
R. H. Patterson
C. H. Surkamp
George Alterkruse
W. C. Silliman
Marshall Terrell
Ottilia Kelly
Loeffler
Langford
Luedinghaus
Roempke
First Annual Knights of Columbus Dance in San Antonio
The first annual dance of San Antonio council No 786 Knights of Columbus was held at Beethoven hall. The ballroom was attractively decorated and refreshments were served. Committees in charge included Arrangement J H Potonowitz John Procaskey Herman Bergmann Alexander Papie and J R Davis, ladies reception Mesdames Wolff Conroy Potonowitz Garland Canning Rice Davis and Jasper, floor Messrs Davis Pape Bergmann Frisbie and Conroy, refreshments by J R Davis.
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San Antonio
Knights of Columbus
Beethoven Hall
J. H. Potonowitz
John Procaskey
Herman Bergmann
Alexander Papie
J. R. Davis
Mesdames Wolff
Conroy
Potonowitz
Garland
Canning
Rice
Davis
Jasper
Pape
Bergmann
Frisbie and
Will Reside in Panama After Panama Canal Wedding
James M. Wilke and Miss Helen Dewey Pearson were married last evening by Rev. O. Hartmann on South Presa street. Wilke, formerly of San Antonio, now works as a conductor in the Panama canal zone. They left for their future home in Empire, Canal Zone, Panama.
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Panama
James M. Wilke
Helen Dewey Pearson
O. Hartmann
South Presa Street
Wilke
San Antonio
Panama Canal Zone
Texas British Society Hosts Social at New Quarters
The Texas British Society entertained guests at 121 Soledad Street last night with dancing and refreshments. Attendance was unusually large and organizers hope to repeat monthly social evenings during winter. Call a taxi. Both phones 1 2 3.
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New Quarters
Soledad Street
How to Use and Cook Canned Goods Safely
Home Canned Foods by Mrs. Marie Batte explains safe buying and handling of canned goods. It urges checking can shape, airing vegetables like peas and corn, draining excess liquids, and cooking methods to preserve flavor and nutrition with recipes for stewed corn scalloped tomatoes and other dishes.
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Marie Batte
South
New Orleans
What Winter Does to Woman's Beauty Parisienne Advice
The article advises women on winter beauty with home remedies. It recommends magatone in witch hazel for facial protection, Mother's Salve for chaps and skin conditions, and dry shampoo using corn meal and powder to refresh hair. It emphasizes natural home preparations and practical tips.
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Woman's Journal
Worth Knowing Mix Buchu and Murax for relief
A home remedy advises mixing half ounce Buchu and half ounce Murax compound with six ounces gin, shaken and used in one to two teaspoonful doses after meals and at bedtime. It claims quick relief for backache, rheumatic pains, and frequent colored urination, stressing prompt attention to kidney trouble to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes.
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Bright
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Mics M. B. Donoho
O. P
N. P
Phoenix Club
J. B. Cunningham
North Flores Street
Henry IV
Davidson
F. W. Hopkins
Thomas Pierce
Solon Stewart
Walter R. Richardson
Woman's Auxiliary
Cedar Street
Fred Robinson
Hart- Wick
N. Y
Washer Bros. Co
Katherine M. Joseph
Sociad. Calendar
Miss Keene
Menger Hotel
Charles G. Treat
Twin S Club
Jungle Club
History Club
Eliza Keene
Lone Star
George Leichlitz
H. D. Kampmann
J. H. Kampmann
B. B. Chandler
James G. C. Lee
Jesse M. Lee
Charles Starr
T. A. Coleman
Will Herff
W. C. Rigsby
Smithie Graves
Sturgis
Roberts
Muir
Wood
Philadelphia
Ea An
W. & G. Shoe Co.’S
Royal Blue
Houston Street
England
E. Houston St
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