Reading clubs cancel meeting due to bad weather
Our Reading club did not meet yesterday afternoon on account of the inclement weather. The program will be combined with the one for next week. The Alamo Heights Missionary circle will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock with Mrs. W S Hamilton Madeleine Terrace. The Government Hill Literary club will meet Wednesday at the home of
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Alamo Heights
W. S. Hamilton
Madeleine Terrace
Government Hill
How English Beauties Peel Their Faces
Mrs. Scott of the National Health Culture society reports observations that English women reportedly use mercorized wax as a facial treatment. She claims a thin layer peeled away dead skin to reveal a refreshed complexion with a youthful pink glow.
Women club meeting announces study subjects and hostesses
Mrs. Frederick Bowen at 819 Camden street will lead a study on Ruskin and the English Painters with Mrs. York as leader. The department of music of the Woman's club meets Wednesday afternoon at the club house to discuss American Grand Opera with Mrs. F. M. Hicks and Mrs. Clara Franklin in charge. hostesses are Mrs. George Stuemke and Mrs. J. Noyes Evans.
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Frederick Bowen
Camden Street
Ruskin
Department of Music
The
Woman’s Club
American Grand Opera
F. M. Hicks
Clara Franklin
George Stuemke
J. Noyes Evans
Confederacy leader visits Beaumont as club plans gathering
Mrs. Hal Greer of Beaumont, president of the Texas division of the Daughters of the Confederacy, visits her daughter Mrs. A. C. Hamilton at 624 East Macon Street. The Twentieth Century club meets Wednesday at the Maverick hotel with Mrs. J. E. Gill guiding the session and Eva Lepper presenting Favorite Heroines. Ward and Blank discuss whether reading improves learning, while the Travis Park church San Pedro circle meets at 3 30 p.m. with Mrs. Harry Huston.
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Hal Greer
Beaumont
Texas Division of
the Daughters of the Confederacy
City
A. C. Hamilton
East
Macon Street
Twentieth Century Club
Maverick Hotel
J. E. Gill
Eva Lepper
San Pedro
Travis Park Church
Harry Huston
Yale Avenue
Dr Edgar J Banks Lectures Tomorrow at Carnegie Hall
Explorer and orientalist Dr Edgar J Banks will lecture tomorrow night at Carnegie Hall. Tonight's talk is India the Land of Temples and tomorrow's is Bismya the Oldest City in the World, illustrated by lantern slides many taken by Banks.
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Edgar J. Banks
Carnegie Hall
Banks
India
Bismya
Gibbons Literary Club Plans Open Meeting with Bishop Shaw
The Gibbons Literary Club met yesterday and carried out the program. Papers on Esther by Mrs. L. B. Randall and on Monks and Literature of the Middle Ages by Mrs. J. Wetherell were presented. Final arrangements set for the open meeting January 20 with Bishop Shaw as speaker.
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Gibbons Literary Club
L. B. Randall
Rector Plans Economy Sermon During Morning Service
A rector tells the vestryman to take up the collection before the sermon as he intends to preach on economy during the service. The exchange highlights the focus on thrift and measured giving in the church setting.
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Grimes
Tray Stories
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Offered With Money Back Promise
An advertisement promises free relief for indigestion with Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. Shoppers are urged to try a box at 25c, 50c, or 1.00, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Location is H. L. Wagner at corner E Houston St and Ave C.
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Rexall
H. L. Wagner
E. Houston St
Ave. C
Paris Medicine Co
Pine Street
St Louis
Grove
Publication list of names from Fort Sam Houston edits
Communications for publication list senders and recipients including Katherine M. Joseph editor office numbers and a roster of individuals with military ranks and spouses from Fort Sam Houston and associated figures in Lexington Nashville and beyond.
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Katherine M. Joseph
William Vee
J. P. Withers
Joseph Emerson Smith
Edward Dwyer
T. W. Campbell
Pleasant Jackson McBeel
W. S. Fly
H. L. Page
Fort Sam Houston
Hoskins
Jesse Lee
Julius T. Conrad
H. Lb. Roberts
Joseph E. Cusack
Earl Carnahan
John Cotter
Beverly Read
Nan Davis Adams
Mattie Walthall Leman
G. Franklin Groos
Robert Lee Withers
Sam Bennett
Social events gather notable women in Edinburg area
Mrs 8S P Brundage and Mrs Graham Dowdell host a five hundred party at Brundage home for Miss McCuaig and Miss Russell of Edinburg Scotland. Mrs Clem Price hosts a reception for Mrs Wallace Carnahan Jr and Mrs John B Carrington. Flower Battle association meets at the Menger hotel. Mrs J O Ford hosts Laurel Heights Bridge club. Tuesday Musical club meets afternoon at 521 West Macon. Pen Women meet with Miss Clara Gray at Roosevelt and Grove. Mrs J O Terrell hosts the B Natural Musical club at Summit Place.
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P. Brundage
Graham Dowdell
Brundage
McCuaig
Miss Russell
Edinburg
Scotland
West
Macon Street
Reception Honoring Mrs. Carrington and Mrs. Carnahan Jr
Mrs. Clem Price hosted a 4 to 6 afternoon reception at her Army boulevard home for Mrs. John B. Carrington and Mrs. Wallace Carnahan Jr. About 150 guests attended. Attendees wore white chiffon gowns and pink Killarney roses decor adorned the dining and parlor areas.
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Clem Price
Army Boulevard
John B. Carrington
Wallace Carnahan Jr
Mrs. Price
George Hughes
Columbia
J. Hamilton Savage
Janie Polk
Annie Byrnes
Dorothy Matthews
J. T. Woodhull
E. M. Gaddis
Price
Phillip Cook
George T. Hughes
Columbus Tenn
R. M. Middlebrook
Afternoon Reception Invitation at the Menger Hotel
Mrs. George Eichlitz hosts an afternoon reception tomorrow at the Menger Hotel. Invitations have been sent to invited guests for the event in the cordial social gathering.
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Menger Hotel
George Eichlitz
Five Hundred Party Honoring Miss McCuaig and Miss Russell
Mrs Graham Dowde and Mrs P Brundage hosted a five hundred party at Mrs Brundage's home for Miss McCuaig and Miss Russell guests of Mrs R R Russell. The music room featured narcissus decor and game tables. Dining room decorations were red carnations and a course luncheon was served to about thirty five guests.
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Graham Dowde
P. Brundage
Entertains Her Brother at South Mesquite
Mrs. M Freed hosted a 6 o'clock dinner at her home on South Mesquite street in honor of her brother Solomon C Freed of New York. Attendees included Mesdames S Sugarman H Sugarman I Menpose Z Sugarman M Freed H Fineman N Linkin Misses C Byalas ek F Sinkin H Fineman N Sinkin I Chesseman Z Sugarman H Lachbaum J Chesseman and Solomon C Freed.
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I. Chesseman
Z. Sugarman
H. Lachbaum
J. Chesseman
Solomon C. Freed
Dime Shower Receives Out of State Support for Una McRae
Donations pour in for Una McRae the paralyzed 12 year old as a dime shower draws aid from Lake Charles Louisiana and other places. Fred Rodriguez of Lake Charles leads a $1 contribution with a list of ten local givers and their names.
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Una McRae
Lake Charles
Fred Rodriguez
Lake Chartles
Rodriguez
Lst
E. T. Brewer
Glen J. Bell
F. D. O'Bryan
R. H. Pollock
K. McKerron
Lillian Shattuck
I. F. White
D. C. Iles
Banks to present Oriental lectures at Carnegie Hall
Dr. Edgar J. Banks will deliver the third and fourth of his Oriental lectures at Carnegie Hall on January 23 and 24. The Tuesday topic is India while the Wednesday lecture has been changed to Bismya.
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Edgar J. Banks
Carnegie Hall
India
Staacke Bros Top for Cars to Start the Year Right
Commence the new year right by giving your automobile a fresh top. Staacke Bros offers durable auto tops and related services to refresh your vehicle. local shop promotions encourage car owners to upgrade promptly.
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Staacke Bros
Society News Echoes Edinburg Guests Amid Pleasant Bridge Party
Mrs. Claude Keeran and Mrs. J N Keeran hosted Thursday reception at 315 Magnolia Ave West. Mr and Mrs Robert Reed Russell celebrated a new Woodlawn Ave home with Edinburg guests Miss McCuaig and Miss Russell. Attendees included many local couples and judges in a pink and lavender theme with narcissus hyacinths, a bridge game, and a three course luncheon.
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Claude A. Keeran
J. N. Keeran
Magnolia Avenue
West
Robert Reed Russell
Woodlawn Avenue
Miss McCuaig
Miss Russell
Edinburg
Scotland
Mrs. Russell
Killarney
E. B. Chandler
John Darragh
Bruce Martindale
Anson C. Pancoast
William Cassin
A. Zilker
T. D. Dobbs
Ben Hammond
Leon Walthall
T. C. Frost
Claude Keeran
Frank Badger
T. C.ighton
John Herman Kampmann
New Mexico Growth Attracts Homeseekers And Land Sales
Capt E P Bujac in San Antonio explains New Mexico expansion under statehood with large land grants sold to liquidate debts. Citizens can claim 320 acres desert land with $1 per acre yearly improvements for four years. 160 acre homesteads require $16 filing and five years occupancy. Frisco railroad proposal to Quanah NM to El Paso drives demand.
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New Mexico
E. P. Bujac
Carlsbad
N. M
Thirty-third Infantry
San Antonio
Captain Bujac
Menger
United States
Frisco
Quanah
el Paso
How Society Woman Wards Off Wrinkles
A society matron reveals a secret beauty routine using saxolite and witch hazel to remove wrinkles and under eye circles. She claims soaking the face in the mixture keeps her skin smooth despite late hours and social duties.
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Emily Dean
Clerks Not Affected By Army Reorganization Plan
House military committee eliminates the transfer of clerks from the quartermaster and subsistence departments to the enlisted force. Long serving clerks stay in regular posts while the general service corps will mainly include teamsters artisans and laborers. Enlisted personnel drop from 7000 to 4000 to cut expenses.
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Congress
Army
House Military Committee
Fort Sam Houston
Washington
General Service Corps
Mazzi Hajos Talks Hard Work and Travel in America
Hungarian actress Mazzi Hajos, star of Spring Maid, says her life is trains hotels and stage work. She recalls long days on tour, fatigue after performances, and her belief in art over politics while denying any involvement in suffrage.
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Mazzi Hajos
Miss Hayes
Budapest
Vienna
America
New York
Pacific Coast
California
Pinex Cough Remedy Promises Fast Relief At Home
A home mix with sugar syrup or honey turns Pinex into a pint supply that eases even stubborn coughs within 24 hours. The advertisement touts Pine extract content, a pleasant taste for children, and guarantees refunds if not effective. It urges readers to obtain Pinex from druggists or directly from The Pinex Co in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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U. S
Canada
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Emancipated Mistakes and a Hard to Spell Name
A speaker mocks suffrage fears and insists on traditional roles while describing a plan to spell her name seq M i t z i e a y o s h. She laughs at the notion of women voting and prefers to keep others guessing about her surname as she adjusts to life in a new country.
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California
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Crowns La Grippe Relief
A Washington Kansas man credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with curing a severe la grippe that threatened pneumonia after taking three bottles. The Edwards King Drug Co. promotes the product as genuine in the yellow package.
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Foley
R. E. Fisher
Washington
Kan
Edwards King Drug Co
Louisiana Seeks Protection for Migratory Game Birds
E A McIlhenny of Avery Island La asks Texas Game Protective Association for pointers in adopting stronger game laws for the lower Mississippi valley. He plans vigorous efforts to establish refuges for migratory birds. Texas president John J Stevens refers the letter to state warden William G Sterett for full benefit of Texas advances.
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Louisiana
Texas
John J. Stevens
Texas Game Protective Association
E. A. Mccllhenny
Avery Island
Pelican State
McIlhenny
Mississippi Valley
River
Stevens
Texas Association
William G. Sterett
Capital Flows Into Mexico Fueling Development Says Reeder
Henry H. Reeder told a Menger hotel gathering that U S and British investment in Mexican lands mines and industries is rising. He cited growth in Coahuila and Tamaulipas ranches and predicted a development surpassing the last two decades. He noted wasted water supply as a current farming drawback.
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United States
England
Mexico
Henry H. Reeder
Coahuila
Tamaulipas
Madero
Capitalists See Mexico Stabilization Fueled by Investment
The article argues that capitalists avoid risk converting supply into advantage due to fear of a new revolution. It notes a current era of safety in Mexico and asserts large sums are now being invested, boosting national prosperity.
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Mexico
New Officers Meet At Bexar County Sunday School Banquet
A meeting of new officers and superintendents of Bexar County Sunday School association followed a banquet at the original Mexican restaurant. Dallas guests Mr and Mrs W N Wiggins headlined as state association workers. Ward rallies were planned across eight wards of San Antonio with Tuesday meetings starting February 7. Prof C A Arnold to discuss teachers' training and Miss Grace Beatty to speak on the elementary phase. Miss Stella Huftmeyer to address secondary department problems.
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Bexar County Sunday School Association
W. N. Wiggins
Dallas
State Association
San Antonio
C. A. Arnold
Grace Beatty
Stella Huftmeyer
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Dr Prices
M. B. Donoho
O. P
N. P
Mike Goggan
ABC
H. C. Rees Optical Co
W. Commerce &T
J. M. Krakauer
South Alamo
Clobe
Cibbs
Pancgast & Kohler
East Commerce Street
San Antonio Hospital
Flower Battle Association
Mrs. J. O. Ford
Laurel Heights Bridge Club
Pen
Clara Gray
Roosevelt and
Grove Avenues
Steen
Dalkowitz Bros. Company
W. Commerce and N. Flores Sts
Capital
Dr. Miles
J. W. Sedge
Blue Springs
K. Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
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