Local clubs host music talk and guild report in San Antonio
The Tuesday Musical club gathered at 521 W Macon with officers named for the year book and a program led by Mrs Krams Beck. The Needlework Guild of America reported 1500 new garments distributed in San Antonio and announced officers for the coming year. The Shakespeare and Phoenix clubs meet Thursday with readings and studies planned. Travis Park Society met and Dr. Edgar J Banks announces tonight's Carnegie Hall lecture on Egypt.
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Macon Street
Eli Hertzberg
A. M. Fischer
Edward Sachs
Fred Jones
Cc. C. Huggins
Lewis Krams-Beck
Clarence Northrup Jones
Fischer
Warl Carnahan
Fort Sam Houston
The
Needlework Guild of America
Camden Street
A. W. Houston
Guild
San Antonio
J. S. Carr
T. M. Conover
A. G. Duggar
W. W. King
Elizabeth Houston
G. P. Trimble
T. N. Smith
Conover
G. B. L. Carter
Gharing
Central WCTU Holds Thursday Meeting at Trinity Church
The Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock at Trinity Methodist church to conduct its regular session and discuss upcoming events.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Lantern slide show for club benefit on Blanco road
Robert's Beacon Hill Mothers' club presents a lantern slide entertainment at the Sunday school chapel on the Blanco road next Friday at 8 p m. The program titled Children at Work and Play the Wide World Over features a general view of children in various lands and occupations.
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Robert's
Beacon Hill
Blanco Road
Osteopathy and Kiro-Practic Clinic Listing
Dr. Littrell and Dr. Stone operate at OSTEOPATHY and KIRO-PRACTIC on the third floor of the Conroy Building.
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Littrell
Stone
Osteopathy & Kiro-Practic
Conroy
Parker ill and to remain in Arizona for health
Word from Toronto reports Sir Gilbert Parker ill with malaria and staying at Hot Springs Arizona. He has canceled all United States and Canadian engagements and will remain in Arizona until required for parliamentary duties in England.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Ont
Gilbert Parker
Hot Springs
Ariz
United States
Arizona
England
Yorktown officer dies of yellow fever at Gaquayquil
Commander Levi C. Bertolette of the US gunboat Yorktown died aboard ship in Gaquayquil at 2 a m after falling ill with yellow fever the previous days.
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Yorktown
Gauyaquil
Associated Press
Levi C. Bertolette
United States
Society Clubs Meet At Fort Worth Hotels In Afternoon
Twentieth Century club gathers at the Maverick hotel for an afternoon meeting. Mrs. Sommerville hosts a card party with infantry connections. Miss Lankford hosts Wednesday Bridge in the afternoon. Mrs. Gage entertains Third artillery members for cards. Government Hill Literary club meets with Mrs. York. Mrs. Eichlitz honors Mrs. Kampmann at the Menger with a large reception. Two hundred fifty women attend. music by hotel orchestra. Battle of Flowers association holds first meeting at Menger. plans carnival. Preston Moore Hocker's surprise birthday party held at Harry Shutz home with cards and prizes awarded.
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George Hichlitz
Menger Hotel
Battle of Flowers Association
Preston Moore Hocker
Harry Shutz
Walter Kalteyer
Preston R. Hocker
Louis G. Rossy
Charles W. Rossy
Dancing Invitation From Brooklyn Couple for Thode Wilson
Mr and Mrs James Hunter of Brooklyn Avenue issue an invitation to a dance to be held Friday January 26 in honor of Misses Evelyn Thode and Helen Wilson The Southwestern Circle of Travis Park Church will meet tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs Louis Oge of 209 Washington Street.
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James Hunter
Brooklyn Avenue
Evelyn Thode
Helen Wilson
Travis Park Church
Louis Oge
Washington Street
Pre-nuptial party for Miss Eileen Benton at Herff home
Mrs. John B. Herff hosts a five hundred party this afternoon for Miss Eileen Benton. Yellow and green decorations with smilax and spring flowers set a festive tone. Luncheon featured a long yellow-tapered table as Mrs. Herff was aided by Mrs. Lloyd Harris and Mrs. John L. Clem. Guests included Benton and numerous friends. separate dinner last night honored Col D M Appell of Fort Sam Houston with Col and Mrs Read among the hosts and guests.
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John B. Herff
Eileen Benton
D. M. Appell
Fort Sam Houston
Robert D. Read
Appell
Benjamin A. Poore
Arthur Thayer
Lake
Read
Bal lasque Arrangements by Third Cavalry Chapter
Committees appointed for the bal lasque at the post gymnasium by the Army Relief corps Third cavalry chapter. Invitation, Refreshment, Floor, and Decorations chairs named with local society figures. Grand march at 8, dancing to 11, followed by unmasking and supper.
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Ballasque
Post
Third Cavalry
Army Relief Corps
Robert Read
Daniel Tate
Sedgewick Rice
Julius T. Conrad
Arthur Thayer
Winters
William Taylor
William Smith
H. L. Scott
Julius T
Riverside Park Baptist Ladies Aid Plans Afternoon Program
The Riverside Park Baptist church Ladies Aid and Missionary Society will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon. The program features songs Coronation and Jesus Our Leader, a prayer by Mrs. D. B. Miller, a solo Victory by Mrs. W. H. Butler, reading Why Prayer Is Not Answered, violin solo by Mrs. J. D. Seamonds with Mrs. Trueheart, an address by returned China missionary Mrs. Eugene Sallie, a duet by Miss Dickinson and Mrs. W. J. Ray, and Psalm 84 reading by Mrs. S. H. Mount. Reception committee is Mrs. D. E. Cobb and Mrs. R. C. Techner. Mrs. Burriss will lead.
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Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of
Riverside Park Baptist Church
D. 8. Miller
Jesus
Leader
W. H. Butler
Miss Dickinson
J. D. Seamonds
Trueheart
Eugene Sallie
China
W. J. Ray
S. H. Mount
D. E. Cobb
R. C. Techner
Burriss
Dr Edgar J Banks to Speak at Carnegie Hall Tonight
The fourth of Dr. Edgar J. Banks Oriental lectures will be delivered at Carnegie Hall this evening. The lecture title has been amended to Egypt, the Valley of the Nile.
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Edgar J. Banks
Carnegie Hall
Egypt
Valley of the Nile
Caregie Hall
Prince of Tonight at Grand in Chicago
Henry Woodruff stars in The Prince of Tonight a Mort H Singer musical fantasy at the Princess Chicago. The tale follows a poor college youth transformed by a century plant into a prince of Lunitania, with songs dances and colorful scenery.
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Mort H. Singer
Princess Theater
Chicago
Adams, Hough and Howard
Henry Woodruff
Mr. Woodruff
Lunitania
Zara Car Men troupe dazzles Plaza with juggling feats
Burford, Bennett and Burford deliver a varied program of juggling, deft footwork, and team coordination. The trio offers tuneful songs and playful dogs acts in a well rehearsed show. A bargain matinee is Friday with schoolchildren as guests on Saturday.
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Plaza
Burford
Bennett
Royal variety show opens with lively acts and new acts
Fenner and Fox open the bill with classy song and dance numbers. Klein and Clifton perform The Dummy's Holiday with fresh novelty and a bright smile. Dan Roby the blackface comedian entertains well. The Prentice Trio in The Rube and the Circus Gal deliver lively fun. Two graceful acrobatic ladies impress. A good Royal Scope picture precedes the show.
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Fenner and Fox
Klein and
Clifton
Dan Roby
Prentice Trio
Rube
Ernest Gamble Concert Party Gains Praise in Empire Show
A Quincy Herald clipping notes Ernest Gamble’s San Antonio appearance on February 1 with the Empire audience large and select. The review lauds Gamble’s bass voice, Frederick Morley’s piano virtuosity, and Grace Jankins as violinist, praising bravura selections and vivid contrasts in tone and style.
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Ernest Gamble
San Antonio
the Empire
Mr. Gamble
Frederick Morley
Chopin
Niagara
Grace Jankins
Kubelik
Quincy Ill. Herald
Municipal Problems Expert Woodruff to Speak Here
Clinton Rogers Woodruff national authority on municipal affairs arrives from Houston and will speak at Beethoven hall tonight and Friday night before going to Austin to lecture at the university. The visit aims to boost interest in poll taxes and citizen responsibility amid local political reform. Committees for the visit include T. L. Conroy chairman and J. E. Webb reception head.
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Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Philadelphia
National Authority On Municipal Affairs
Commission
Woodruff
Houston
Beethoven Hall
Austin
National Municipal League
Pennsylvania
T. L. Conroy
J. E. Webb
E. R. Richardson
Woodmen Insurance Commissioners to Address Five-State Delegation
Insurance commissioners from Missouri Illinois Mississippi Wisconsin and West Virginia are due to address delegates at the Modern Woodmen of America national convention in Chicago today. A. L. Reeves Fred W. Potter T. H. Henry R. L. Elkin and J. D. Darst are listed as speakers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Insurance Commissioners
Modern
Woodmen of America
A. L. Reeves
Missouri
Fred W. Potter
Illinois
T. H. Henry
Mississippi
R. L. Elkin
Wisconsin
J. D. Darst
West Virginia
Swine Herd Loses Job After 18 Years at Workhouse
Emil Larsen, longtime swine herd at the Minneapolis workhouse, loses his post after 18 years. He served 111 sentences as pig feeder and 112th sentence ends his job, now facing a new sentence as assistant cook. The workhouse superintendent says Larsen has lost his skill as a pig feeder. Larsen completed his last sentence and started a new one yesterday on a drunkenness charge.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Emil Larsen
Larsen
Humane Society Benefit at Ca sino Hall
A Monday evening entertainment on January 29 at Ca sino hall funds the San Antonio Humane society. The Davault Entertainment company presents Miss Davault, Hosford Plawe, Miss Marguerite Noble, and Joseph Gill. The society seeks public support for its charitable work.
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Casino Hall
San Antonio Humane Society
Davault Entertainment Company
Dixie Lyceum Bureau
Davault
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Hosford Plawe
Marguerite Noble
Joseph Gill
Court Lauds Baseball Lingo as Defendant Is Acquitted
In criminal court Judge Dwyer guides attorney L W Greenly who seeks a continuance in Patterson assault to murder case. The judge rejects the delay and, using baseball metaphor, directs a not guilty verdict, with Greenly quipping he might knock a foul and the court calling him coach before the verdict is delivered.
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Bat
L. W. Greenly
F. T. Patterson
Criminal District Court
Dwyer
Greenly
I. C. Baker
Lubin Granted Leave to Address Southern Congress
David Lubin United States delegate to the Rome based international institute of agriculture receives a secretary of state approved leave to speak at the Southern Commercial congress in Nashville from April 8 to 10. He plans to explain a German agricultural credit system allowing peasant farmers to run a cooperative banking operation of 1.6 billion dollars annually. made by Staacke Bros. Mission Park agent at 2900 South Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
David Lubin
United States
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Secretary of State
Southern Commercial Congress
Nashville
Germany
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Lepper
Ellis
Martha Casner
Mothers’ Club
Ae Hill School
Shakespeare Club
Phoenix Club
Hugh Rice
Travis Park Society
Travis Park Methodist Church
Hot Springs, Ariz
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Katherine M. Joseph
Sociad Cadendar
George Weichlitz
I. S. Kampmann
Woman’s Club
John Berff
Twentieth Century Club
Maverick Hotel
Robert Sommerville
Lucy Lankford
F. B. Gage
Third Artillery
Government Hill
E. Houston Street
Prince of Tonight
the Royal
Staacke Bros
A. R. Beal
Gunter Building
Riebe Undertaking Co
Humane Society Benefit
Fletcher
Mission Park
South
Roosevelt
Vulcan
Newton, Weller & Wagner Company
West Commerce St. Fhones
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