Bohemian Scribblers Meet With Miss Bertha Eloise Hilton
The Bohemian Scribblers gathered yesterday afternoon with Miss Bertha Eloise Hilton. A program of original work was presented. Mrs. J. E. Wetherell was elected to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs. Corilla Banister’s resignation. Guests included Miss M. A. Bogart Mrs. W. J. Lerner Miss Spencer and Miss Jo Fuller. A social hour followed. A Riverside Park Mothers' club tea was hosted by Mrs. J. B. Hancock on Warwick avenue with assistance from Mrs. 8. H. Loving and Mrs. B. F. Kelly. The program featured piano solo by Mrs. F. H. Daugherty singing by Miss Dave Maltsberger Miss Ruth Roby Miss Bessie Hogin and Miss ind Asner recitation by Miss Dawning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Eloise Hilton
J. E. Wetherell
Corilla Banister
M. A. Bogart
W. J. Lerner
Spencer
Jo Fuller
Riverside Park
History club meets to discuss seventeenth century painting
The History club met yesterday afternoon at the club house with Mrs. J. P. Ward leading a talk on Painting and Sculpture of the Seventeenth Century. Mrs. A. N. Ivancich presented a paper on Maria Louise. Mrs. 8. M. Clayton read a paper on George Sand. Mrs. J. B. Senior gave a review and reading of Padette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History Club
J. P. Ward
A. N. Ivancich
Maria Louise
George Sand
M. Clayton
J. B. Senior
DeZavala and Milam Mothers Clubs Host Meetings
The DeZavala Mothers' club met at the school with Dr Bliem speaking on the religious instinct in moral development. Mrs Newman Mrs Levy and Miss Hollister provided musical and literary readings. Burnett and Milam clubs also gathered as plans emerged for a February 14 valentine tea to benefit the clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeZavala
R. W. Brick
R. McKibben
Present Day Influences on Childhood Illumination
A paper on present day influences on childhood highlighted many true points. Mrs. P H Booth performed an instrumental solo. A series of teas is planned by members for the benefit of the club.
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P. H. Booth
Cllb
Bonham Mothers Club hears talk on Father in the Home
The Bonham School Mothers' club held a well attended meeting at the school yesterday afternoon. Dr. A. C. McDaniel addressed the club on the Father in the Home. After routine business a social hour followed with Mrs. Baird and Mrs. Dibrell as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham School Mothers’ Club
A. C. McDaniel
Baird
Dibrell
Mothers' club tea at Stephen F. Austin school success
The tea hosted yesterday at Mrs. Ike Roseman’s home by the Mothers' club of Stephen F. Austin school was enjoyable. An added program featured two songs by Miss Freda Cohn who recently returned from studying in Detroit.
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Ike Roseman
Mothers’ Club
Stephen F. Austin
Freda Cohn
Detroit
Fannin School Mothers Club Plans Washington Tea
The Fannin School Mothers club held an enthusiastic meeting at the school afternoon. Reports were read from delegates to the Congress of Mothers. Mrs Harry Leap sang an instrumental solo and sixth grade children under Miss Heilig performed a chorus. The club planned a Washington tea for February 23. Refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin School Mothers’ Club
Congress of Mothers
Harry Leap
Heilig
Washington
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Whole Body Purge
The passage claims inward humors threaten the system and asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla eradi cates all humors and cures inward and outward effects. It is described as a great alterative and tonic with universal merit established.
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Hood
Taxi Call From Dr Cunningham at 449 Moore Road
An old contact entry lists Dr J R Cunningham an osteopath at 449 Moore Ride with two phone numbers 1 2 3 and an old 984ring line for taxi requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Cunningham
Moore Ride
Move Under Way to Relocate Yoakum Baptist Church
Coliman, a To Move Yoakum's Church by moving the old Baptist church from its Main Ave site to the rear of the lot. An up to date brick building will replace it. Congregants will hold services in the opera house until completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum, Tex
Publication notices require sender name on all items
Katherine M. Joseph editor provides publishing rule requiring sender name for all communications. Office line 176 replaced by 1359. home 2862 remains listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine M. Joseph
Social calendar luncheon matinee at the Grand
Mrs D J Woodword hosts a luncheon and matinee at the Grand in honor of Mrs Edward Hutchenson of Houston. Miss Bodien Martin hosts a luncheon for Miss Hileen Benton ahead of her upcoming wedding on Wednesday. Mrs A M Usher of Fort Sam Houston hosts an afternoon bridge party for Mrs S R Gleaves and Mrs J H Lewis. Daughters of the American Revolution meet at the club house in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Woodwrd
the Grand
Edward Hutchenson
Houston
Bodien Martin
Hileen Benton
A. M. Usher
Fort Sam Houston
S. R. Gleaves
J. H. Lewis
Fort Sam Houston Hosts Dinner for Gen Kobbe
Major and Mrs. D. M. Appell of Fort Sam Houston entertained last evening in honor of Gen. S. W. Kobbe of California. The guest list included General Kobbe, Major and Mrs. Murray, Major Thompson, Mrs. Kennedy, Capt. Ferdinand W. Kobbe, and Major and Mrs. Appell as hosts.
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D. M. Appell
Fort Sam Houston
Gen
S. W. Kobbe
California
Kobbe
Murray
Thompson
Kennedy
Ferdinand W. Kobbe
Appell
Leap Year Dance at Casino Hall Delights Guests
The leap year dance at Casino hall last evening drew about one hundred fifty young people. The girls conducted programs and entertained the boys with fourteen straight, four extra and four off dances while punch was served.
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Casino Hall
Hebrew Ladies Relief Society Meeting Promised for Tomorrow
The Hebrew Ladies Relief society schedules a 2 30 p m gathering tomorrow at the synagogue located at the corner of Aubrey and Guilbeau streets for its afternoon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Ladies Relief Society
Aubrey and
Guilbeau Streets
Masked Cavalry Ball Delights with Masquerade Splendor
The Third Cavalry chapter of the Army Relief corps held a brilliant post gymnasium ball last evening. Guests arrived in masquerade, with the grand march at 9 then again at 11, followed by a multi course supper and dancing until 2. Attire ranged from elderly ladies in lace to Bo Peep and Yama Yama costumes, with a regimental band providing music.
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Third Cavalry
Army Relief Corps
H. L. Scott
Charles G. Treat
Daniel A. Frederick
D. M. Appel
Robert Read
Sedgewick Rice
Julius T. Conrad
Theodore Taylor
Doris Frederick
J. F. Preston
Jolly
Augustine McIntyre
Carl Boyd
Comisky
H. B. Johnson
Esther Hardie
Harvey M. Hobbs
West Point
Kathleen Scott
Lieut
A. Cowley
Alice Richards
Kansas City
Priscilla Poore
Daniel A. Tate
Adriance
Galveston
Eleanor Stevens
Banquets Highlight Brackenridge Debating Society Year
The Demosthenes Debating Society at Brackenridge High held a Friday banquet at Cafe Mexicana with members including Ches ter H Terrell McMerriam Lloyd Spencer Robert Field Coleman Craig Jefferson Burnett Henry Lee Taylor Sam Schefelman Henry Rochelle Ned Jordan Wayne High Eli Harris Robert McNemer Robert Andrews Harold Caruthers Jay Adams Jr Prof Hofstetter Ralph Waterhouse Howard King Norman Anderson Shelton Crain Shelley Evans Arthur Baird Berkely Hunter Clayton Dunham Dudley Gold John Hanklin Walter Hanklin and Ben Simms. Officers sworn in included President Burnett and officers Craig Kilday Orr Kilgore with valedictories contributed by Field and Taylor.
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Demosthenes Debating Society
Brackenridge High School
Cafe Mexicana
Chester H Terrell
McMerriam
Lloyd Spencer
Robert Field
Coleman Craig
Jefferson Burnett
Henry Lee Taylor
Sam Schefelman
Henry Rochelle
Ned Jordan
Wayne High
Eli Harris
Robert McNemer
Robert Andrews
Harold Caruthers
Jay Adams Jr
Prof. Hofstetter
Ralph Waterhouse
Howard King
Norman Anderson
Shelton
Dunham
Orr
Craig
Burnett
Mr. Craig
Mr. Kilday
Mr. Orr
Field
Taylor
Schefelman
Rochelle
Gold
Kilgore
Kilday
Vanedr Stratten
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promoted for Family Use
The advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a reliable family medicine for children and adults to take at the onset of a cold. It is displayed alongside a note about a Tenkensen and croup pneumonia Edwards King Drug Co. branding.
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Foley
Tenkensen
Edwards- King Drug Co
Rubber tires by Staacke Bros at Mission Park
Staacke Bros offers rubber firing for carriages and buggies using Kelly Springfield rubber. They claim it is the best, with the coolest, healthiest, and cheapest qualities. Located near Mission Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staacke Bros
Pete
Mission Park
Sunday in Churches of San Antonio
San Antonio church listings brief readers on services across denominations. Describes pastors, church addresses, Sunday school times, morning and evening sermons, special societies, and midweek activities at multiple churches including First Baptist, Calvary Baptist, Pegues Memorial, Presbyterian and Lutheran congregations.
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San Antonio
South Side Baptist Church
Nathan and
Johnson Streets
T. C. Long
Madison Street
Bible
C. A. Smith
Baptist Young People’s Union
Grover Lee
Jes’ Aid Society
P. F. Loring
Baptist Helping Hand and Rescue Mission
Burleson Street
J. Betterton
Ladies’ Prayer and Workers’ League
Sunshine Band
First Baptist Church
Fourth
Taylor Streets
J. S. Porter
Old Hone
Aptist Young People’s Union
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Calvary Baptist Church
North Pine
Hays Streets
R. F. Stokes
Nolan Street
Robert McGee
Walter Biard
Stokes
A. N. Porter
Toluca
Mexico
Republic
Porter
Ladies’ Mission and Aid Society
W. D. Hood
Palm Heights
Misa French
Pegues Memorial Baptist Church
Victoria
South Hackberry Streets
Ferdinand Herff
South Heights
Judd B. Holt
John P. Smith
Ladies’ Aid Society
Essex Street
Old Phone
First Primitive Baptist Church of
Texas
Bitters Hall
Friedens Church
Main Avenue
Elmira Street
Carl Saenger
Presbyterian
Utica Presbyterian Church
West Poplar Street
North Flores
Thomas F. Gallaher
Westminster League
First Presbyterian Church
Avenue D
Fourth Street
Post Office
Arthur G. Jones
Young People’s Society
Edmund C. Watson
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Pine and
Omaha
J. R. Jacobs
East Commercce
Monumental Streets
M. M. Hensley
First United Presbyterian Church
West Locust Street
C. E. McStravick
West End Presbyterian Church
Colorado Avenue
Zarramora Street
W. A. McDowell
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Corner Garden
King William Streets
Brooks I S Dickey
H. M. Smith
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Camden Street
Lexington Avenue
Frederick Bowen
D. D
L. H
Morey
Bowen
Elijah
Frederick King
Agnes Donoho
Paulee Jones
Fred Daggett
Ernest Scrivener
Tobin Hill
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
R. M. Silsbee
Hutcheson
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Travis Park
Philip Cook
Woman's
Robert Johnson
Walter R. Richardson
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Government Hill
George D. Harris
St. Henry's Catholic Church
South Flores Street
J. J. Robling
P. m
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
East Commerce Street
William Fuhrwerk
St. Ann’s Society
St. Patrick’s Church
Willow
van Ness ‘Street
John Pinnel
St. Blase
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary's Street
Gunter Hotel
J. H. Quinn
Father Haas
St. Anthony
Sacred Heart
Office of the Sacred Heart
Garfield Johnson
Church of the Evangelical Association
Joseph
Burnet and
Chestnut
Spiri
Anna Gaines
Texas State Association of Spiritualists
Soledad
Monroe Lodge
Ll. O. Theosophy
The
Thesecal Society
Moore Building
Houston
Avenue C
Universal Brotherhood of Humanity
Factory Girl Credits Pinkham Remedy For Back Pain Relief
A Poughkeepsie factory worker says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her backache, nervousness, and other female troubles after doctors advised surgery. She gained five pounds and urges others to seek the remedy and its advice. The notice extols long-standing popularity of the product and invites letters for guidance.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tillis Plenzig
Jay
Bandera Couple Wed to Boerne in Quiet Texas Ceremony
Bandera county residents J Fellows and Miss Delia Weaver secured a marriage license in Bandera then traveled to Boerne to be married in Judge J W Lawhon's office. The ceremony occurred Thursday with a quiet civil service and no public rites.
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Bandera
Boerne
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Real Estate Security
Central Trust Company Capital
Commerce Street
San Antonio, Texas
Miss
Milam School Mothers’ Club
Ternoon
F. W. McAllister
Mothers’ Congress
Burnett School Mothers’ Club
A. Coliman
Main Ave
Yoakum
Ayer
Dandruff Ayer
Lowell
New Illustrated Dictionary
Webster’'S
Central Christian Church
Main
la Pedro Avenues
Hugh McLellan
Stephens
Wilson
Fannie Applewhite
Honig
St. Cecelia
Gounod
Renick
Thomas A. Christian
Harris
Albert T. Fitts
Beacon Hill Christian Church
Blanco Road
Craig Place
Christ
South Side
Ladies Aid Society
Leonidas H. Harbord
St. John’s German Lutheran Church
Nueva
South Presa
O. Hartman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woodmen of the World Hall
West Commerce
North Presa Streets
Joske’s
God
Luther
A. W. Hueschen
South Cherry Street
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran
Avenue B
Fifth Street
J. C. Felger
Methodish
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Woodlawn Avenue
Belknap Place
J. D. Young
W. D. Williams
Bob Jones
Travis Park Church
Alamo Heights Chapel
Broadway and
Poco Streets
Edward McKenzie
Alamo Heights
Travis Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Travis and
Navarro Streets
W. A. Godbey
John W. Shoemaker
Anthem
Florence Converse
Mary Dawn
Stone
Rubinstein
Alamo Methodist Church
Soch Alamo
Wickes Streets
J. T. Pinnell
R. Hunnam
Mary Montgomery
Englewood Methodist Church
Elsie Avenue
McKinley Avenue Methodist Church
McKinley Avenue
South Presa Street
Townsend
B. Johnson
Judas Iscariot
Epworth League
Miss Pate
Mason Streets
Sons of the Tabernacle
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Buena Vista and
Cibolo
Z. V. Liles
H. C. Glover
Epworth
Woman’s Missionary Society
Cibolo Street
Free Methodist Church
Crosby Street
Olive Streets
B. F. Harris
J. A. Manning
Sharer Street
R. A. Roberts
Arere
E. R. Hendrix
Woman's Missionary Society
E. D. Mouton
T. John’s Church
Cherry Streets
Red Men's Hall
Soledad Street
Woodmen Hall
North Flores Street
T. W. Brockman
Adam
Berean
Beacon Hill
Clyde W. Broomell
Ent of Missions In
Mulberry Avenue
Seventh Day Adventists
Houston Commerce Streets
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Evangelical Association
Amsey
Ond
Anti-League
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