Courtly Socials and Club News Highlight Local Events
The fragment describes a Ladies Auxiliary Garden Party with prize winners Miss Mary Ellen Rampaelt and Miss Tawra Brown, plus a Men’s prize to Ollo Y. Richter. It notes forthcoming meetings of the Ladies Auxiliary and various department notes from the Woman's Club, Elks, and Mothers' Club with engagements and committee appointments for the Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Hagies
Olub
Ciih Yeams
Rills Mary Ellen Rampaelt
Tawra Brown
Ollo Y. Richter
Llin
Women Club Holiday Concert Planned at Travis Park
A December convention features a varied program by the Mothers' Clubs of San Antonio at Travis Park United Methodist Church. Attendees will hear a children’s recital, an orchestra selection, and vocal pieces led by judges and local performers. The event begins at 3 30 p m with Junior entrants and a Kindergarten message from Chicago.
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Mothers’ Club
Travis Park Methodist Ehites
Elizabeth Harrison
Kindergarten Colleges of
Chicago
Gina Gemplimert
Mothers’ Clubs of
San Ausonio
Travis Park H Methodist
Mattguerro
Bessie
Mamie Guinn
Misees Wilhelming
Schulz
Hugh Jordan
Robert Green
Wdwig Green
Hugo Griesenberk
Hugar
Winchester Kelso
Milzabeth Harrison
Ktaflergarten College of Chicago
del Rigo
YuterEuueh- Trig
Sachs
Diane
William Sons
Ernst Rische
Fuller
Eleanor Maury
Winnie Klugsley
Government Hill Literary Club Meets Tuesday Afternoon
Government Hill Literary Club met Tuesday afternoon with good attendance. John Keats was the poet featured, a history of his life given by Mrs Hearding. Miss Adol Gft Pens and Mia Cook contributed bits, Nina Knighton read Kent's Ode to a Nightingale, and Miss Brantis sang Rasea of dune. Next meeting will feature Mrs B S Alemond and Mrs Anwsua Ines.
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Government Hii
Government Hill Literare
Bre
John Keats
Hearding
Mia
Cook
Knighton
Kent
Brantis
Rasea
B.S. Alemond
Braun- Tels Avenue
Anwsua Ines
A Delightful Entertainment at Lecomic Homestead
An informal gathering gathered tangential friends Saturday evening at the Lecomic homestead on the Corpus Christ.rong to share a light, sociable EBhy assembly in a neighborhood setting.
Socials mark Agnes Behasse debut in city notes
January social events at Ellis hall honor debutante Agnes Behasse after private travels to New York Washington Virginia and Georgia. Guests mingled among pink carnations white hyacinths and foliage plants with games prizes awarded to Miss Spencer of Galveston and James Walthell, plus refreshments. A Self-Culture Club reception at Mrs De W Whey’s Main Street home featured white tops ivy drapes and red carnations with A H Cadwallader and E Hertzberg among guests.
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Mise Schause
Conrad Schasee
Agnes Behasse
New York
Washington
Virginia
Georgia
Spencer
Galveston
James Walthell
Amy Herff
Frank Pancoast
Ruth Pranklin
Frank Harns
Recention
Anova
Antil & O'Elook
New Rome
de W. Whey
Main Eyeing
Eccentric Turners Assocation Gard Party Ushers Named
Frances Jonson Guetlta Prleuster Lin Davis among ushers for Beautiful Gard Party. The Turners association held an ecard party Thursday with prizes to Miss TH Ife Kunkel first, Mires piger lah second, and Mra. Gug A ckermann third. A midweek social saw Mister Tda and Josie Burger host the Lady Steinleth at 304 Remana shrael with cards and refreshments. History Club plans a February 2 session featuring Mrs. L. B. Alford in a lecture on Are in Legend and Hintary with photographs. Ben Antonio Chapter Nox, Or der of the Raulery held a reception in crimson rose decor. Officers of Alamo Iivn No. 22D. O. U. M. were installed with retiring commander Mrs. A. Wi, Lowe honored with jewelry. A musical program followed with readings by Rowley and others.
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Turners’ Assocation
Thife Kunkel
Mires Pigerlah
Mra. Gug Ackermann
Anmle
Yi'lee
Dreixu
Mie Nt Fale
Mty. BlWwin IC
Atvs
Tank Welker
Spieltingen
Mise Wiledenfeld
Corning
Mister Tda
Josie Burger
Steinleth
Remana Shrael
Fern Ang Club
Ailsseq
Josie | Burger
Martha Taschinge
Marie Braden
Walda | Trsehinger
Bilso Langefelt
Big Burger
Emma ‘Taselinger
Messrs
Emery Varga
Rurtalph Kemml
Faust
Adolph Tascin-ger
George Burger
Filmond Knopf
Walter Whisk
Alfred Burger
Brras
Harry Dean
Mrs. Burger
History Club
San Antonio
Alamo Iivn
Lizzie Correvon
Tdoutenant Gammatder
Mina WiTka
P.M. Ripliey
Welmer
Wilke
Rowley
Patternon
Oth Ots
Memorial and social events at St James gathering
A report from St James on a Tuesday evening gathering featuring a Mexican supper hosted by BelSaca Bella and Gary Schaeffer. Decorations in green and red, a fine musical program, and a long list of attendees including professors, Mrs Penenelk, Mrs Hirsch, and many others. Also notes about Mrs Cornelia Branch Stone memorial address at Temple and other local social items.
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Gary Schaeffer
Hatre Neus City
Green
Ted
Misaes Harrizon
Schaeifer
Hou
Smith
Wesley Penenelk
Mra
Hirsch
Miler
Missus Mario Callier
Nole Kellér
Nora Capip
L. Camp
Mary Harrizon
Mary Tonk
Wiig Smith
Gay
Johuaen
May Brice
Fery Hersch
de Depew
de van Wie
Mesers
Rifonders
Mareakali
Eppinghe
Jobnson
Camp
Exell
Richardson
Milter
Mrs. Stone
Cornelia Branch Stone
the Daughters of the Republic
Temple
Texas
Yeoa Lizhtly
Weho
Sensational Cure Adverts From 1906 Almanac
Inflow of testimonial letters touts Poruna as a remedy. Bayid Meekison of Napoleon and Jacob Davis of Galena report long health struggles ended after using Poruna. The Hartman company offers free Peruna Almanac for 1906 and urges readers to consult their druggist.
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Davis
Galena
Stonecomby
Tyyolra Bolton
Davin
Hartman
Addresary
The
Hartman Suniariary
Columbus
Entertainment hints prompt for Bem Milan monument repair
A group led by Mia and Charles I Smith directs entertainment plans for next month in Bem Milan. The in charge committee also includes Ste Fisie Keen, Nelle Lytle, and Mrs Marsivelle Savin, aiming to address false hints about repairs while engaging the community.
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Bem
Milan
Mia
Charles I Smith
Ste Fisie Keen
Misa Nelle Lytle
Benefit Musicale Arrangements For Miss Robertson Gil
A benefit musicale is arranged at Casio Hall for Miss Iva Robertson Gil whose home was destroyed by fire. Rev ernt favorite vent artists will perform, with Mary Gogean, Daisy Walthall, Erin Oppenheimer among prize winners at a Paschal home party. The event honors Mrs Booker, guest of honor Frederick T. Booker of Louisville, and features a dainty luncheon after a game.
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Wis
Ming Gilbert
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Alonzo Milette
Piterbaugh
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M.diferse
Leot
Carl Hahn
Booker
Frederick T. Booker
Louisville
Nellly
Botlie Bennett Pascual
Paschal
Mary Gogean
Daisy Walthall
Erinn Oppenheimer
Fresteriel T. Booker
Thy Hener Gest
Mee
John E. Williams
Frank Grice
H.W. Adams
Bfrs
W. B. Uns
Herman Kampmann
Lewis Maverick
Robert Maverick
Mra
Henry Phelps
S. G. Newton
Victor Kener
Mre
Fran Pascual
George Burmere
Nellie Tompsen
Mlaves Adams
New York
Garrett of
Termeszes
Morrison
Vincennes
Bue Gunningham
Faith Wynns
Mary Johnson
Eshel Johnson
Genevieve Vaughan
Rifle Lassner
Dang Opnenhater
Lucy Maaverlek
Stulla Jotneon
Mary Googan
Patsy Drawn
Auguste Maverlek
Annie Lande James
Amy Werff
Jessin Baget
Marta
Tara Bester
Bebe Denman
Maurie Wupperty
Lula Allen
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Lida Richartson
Navefaa Cunningham
Trono Florinn
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Rnalveaton
Jula Gallagher
Nelile
Heltta
Sewing machines advertised for sale and repair services
M. J. Hewitt of 410 West Commerce Street calls for the delivery and repair of sewing machines and related items. The ad mentions Edison phonographs and Victor Talking Machines, offering repair services and sales with a promise of machine delivery and service.
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Edison Phonographa
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West Commerce Sheet
How to Learn Typewriting in the Dallas News Style
The piece argues that learning to type by immediately writing articles trains speed over accuracy. It warns that early writing habits cause perpetual errors, and only deep mechanical practice with careful, slow typing leads to clean manuscripts. It favors mechanical drills over attempting perfect phrasing at first.
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Dallas News
Bin
Er- York
Thin soup and a stranger at a western church
A traveler attends a church social in a western town, orders oysters and soup, discovers a wilted oyster, pays 35 cents, is pressed by the host committee to attend the next day’s service, and quips that you cannot swindle a man’s stomach and touch his heart with thin soup.
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Alarton
Nales
Allond Chuired
Meral
Unclear historic quote on reasonable demand stated
Fragmentary OCR text from Fort Worth Union Danver discusses an unreasonable demand by organized group and a reasonable alternative. Phrases reference Igbo and damand, with terms like blade, blade that is not clearly defined. Content is incoherent and lacks identifiable events or persons.
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Fort Worth
Danver
Igbo
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