Social Evening Mix of Guests and Clubs Honors
Mrs George Johnson hosts dancing at her West Craig Place home honoring Miss Irene Wolf. The Business Women's club of the Young Women's Christian Association stages a hay ride and watermelon party in the evening. Miss Vida Vick gives a car ride to Boerne for guest Miss Gladys Ewing of Houston. Miss Marie Schafer hosts afternoon cards for Miss Helen Bollows. Mrs Henry Burns hosts afternoon cards for Miss Gladys Burns and Miss Blanche Murphy. Knights of Columbus entertain on the St Marys parochial school roof garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
West Craig Place
Irene Wolf
Business Women's Club
Young Woman's Christian Association
Vida Vick
Boerne
Gladys Ewing
Houston
Marie Schafer
Helen Bollows
Henry Burns
Elmira Street
Gladys Burns
Blanche Murphy
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary’s Parochial School
J. Coleman
East Woodlawn Avenue
Bessie McLaurin
Mary Pancoast
Miss Roberts
Mary Young
Gladys Ins
Yadie Clamp
Zaleme Pettus
Louise Moore
Lucile Mclhenny
Harriet Grigg
Susan Denman
Josephine Woodhull
Lydia Moore
Ruth Shaw
Nina Trimble
Marie Burns
Mary Wester
Annie Roy Townsend
Margaret Snook
Mary Pauline Fordtran
Virginia Collins
Fairfax
Cecil Janin
Janie Polk
Mary Louise Carter
Inez Foster
Marguerite Maracheau
Margaret Kokernot
Muriel Kokernot
Celestine Zilker
Ethel Holmgreer
Lottie James Sehorn
Margaret Braswell
Elizabeth Camp
Alleen White
Dorothea Guenther
Katherine Lukin
Bess Allen
Annie Burns
Clara May Brooks
Fanita McMillan
Terry Marley
Lillian Hughes
Jane Gregory
Austin
Edith Goldstein
Helen Rounds
Constance Buehler
Corinne Russell
Elma Dil Russell
Dorothy Swearingen
Marjory Hicks
Anna Dell Hicks
Helen Gunther
Roxanna
Wilhelmina Schmidt
Arthur Surcamp
Leroy Denman
Butler Knight
Wilmer Jackson
Edwin Maracheau
Warwick Field
Bill Devine
Walter McAllister
Will
Howard Pardue
Mr. Rho
Merriweather Anderson
Louis Maverick
Will Scott
Jack Coleman
Mr. Chambers
J. E. Riley
Curtis Vaughn
Richard Swearingen
Frank Hicks
George C. Westervelt
Dave Chapman
Misses Burns and
Murphy
Ruth Bingaman Wyrill Burns
Toba Stern
Fannie Smith
Ruth Behring
Elsie Schmitt
Edna Hooke
Wilhelmina
Roxanna Schmidt
Dora Green
Anita
Lottie Walsh
Kathleen McCarthy
Ada Moore
Pauline Moore
Dorothy Hilgers
Marion Kullak
Rita Finck
Margaret Cristi
Cecile Steinfeldt
Marie Shafer
Nolan Street
Miss Rollins
Laura Girard
Ruth Burleson
Sara Williams
Elsie Patterson
Juanita Hopkins
Government Hill Methodist Women Host Party At Club
The Woman's Missionary society of Government Hill Methodist church meets Friday at 3 PM with Mrs. Hoag leading. A buffet luncheon runs 4 to 6 PM at the Country Club, followed by a Third Artillery band concert. Activities include dancing 7 to 11, a handicap tennis tournament at 9 AM, a flag golf tourney all day, and the annual father and son golf tournament in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Government Hill Methodist Church
Third Artillery
Liquor at the White House through U S presidencies
The article surveys liquor use at the White House across administrations from McKinley to Roosevelt and Taft. It notes differing practices among presidents, public scrutiny by temperance advocates, and notable incidents with guests and officials shaping public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Roosevelts
Taft
Togo
McKinley
Prohibition Party
Mark Hanna
Allegheny County
W. Co. T. WU
Roosevelt
Brewers’ Association
Cleveland
Harrison
Executive Mansion
Chester A. Arthur
Sweaty Feet Quick Relief and Corns Promised by Calocide
An ad touts Calocide compound as the surest cure for sweaty feet corns and callouses with soaking wash for fifteen minutes. It claims instant relief from soreness and odor and says a twenty five cent box suffices for worst feet. Available through druggists or via wholesale houses.
Impromptu East Woodlawn Party Honors Miss Bessie McLaurin
A large afternoon gathering at Mrs. J. Coleman s home on East Woodlawn Avenue included numerous young women and men from prominent local families. The event featured national color decorations, social games, and a garden party benefit for the Society of St Vincent de Paul at the Wood home on North Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
P. C. Wood
North Pine Street
Associated Charities Strains Under Heavy Demand
Miss Jennie Patterson, financial secretary, says demand on Associated Charities far outstrips capacity. Drought and cold winters pushed many to seek day labor and aid. Beginning balance $1300, collected about $2100 plus subscriptions, all spent. awaiting Chamber of Commerce amalgamation to secure funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Patterson
Chamber of Commerce
Country Club July Fourth Celebration and Events
Members and families invited to a Fourth of July celebration at the country club with a 4 to 6 buffet luncheon, a band from 4 to 11, dancing 7 to 11, a 9 a.m. men’s tennis tournament, an all day flag golf tourney, and the annual father and son golf competition in the afternoon. Also notice: Hebrew school during vacation at South Flores and Guibbeau streets, 9:30 to 12 and 1:30 to 3:30, free tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Institute
South Flores and
Guibbeau Streets
L. N. Lee
Flynn Johnson Fight Returns July Fourth at Gunter Hotel
Direct returns announce the Flynn Johnson boxing match on July 4 at the Gunter Hotel with nightly music at the White Horse Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunter Hotel
White Horse ‘Tavern
Briton Journalist Sees Texas as Land of Opportunity
F Reginald Kennington, representative of the London Morning Post and other European papers, urges Texas Governor to attract British capital and settlers. He cites his Texas tour and New York headquarters, saying Britons overlook Texas potential and that British capitalists would invest if informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
F. Reginald Kennington
London Morning Post
Europe
Texas
Kennington
England
Secotland
South
New York City
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertised for summer bowel relief
An antique health ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle bowel aid for heat related constipation and diarrhea. It claims safe use for women and children, promises quick relief, and offers a free trial bottle by mail from Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Ilinois
Homesick in New York as a wife fears growing apart
Helen consoles Mrs. Griffen, a homesick visitor who cannot share her husband’s city life. The exchange reveals a tragic truth: when a man’s interests advance while a woman’s stagnates, the couple slowly drifts apart. Helen resolves to keep pace with Warren’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorker
Helen
Mrs. Griffen
James
James Tarbhee
Mr. Griffen
Warren
Entertain Sewing Club at Norma Icke's South Presa Home
Miss Norma Icke entertained the Carnation Sewing club yesterday afternoon at her home on South Presa street. Refreshments were served after the sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entertain
Norma Icke
Carnation Sewing Club
South Presa Street
Gunter Hotel Announces July Fourth Dinner Service
The Gunter Hotel offers a special dinner on July Fourth from 6 30 to 9 30 PM with an a la carte service until midnight. A Collinsman plumber is listed with both phones.
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Menger Hotel
Katherine M. Joseph
Society
Frederick Murphey
Lewis Street
Fort Sam Houston
Travis Club
President Taft
Methodist Church
Chicago
Hanna
Marion W. Hissey
Zanesville
Ohio
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Brewery
Garfield
Schaefer Drug CO
THE
Quality Pharmacy
Ave
San Antonio
Chas .Rees Opticia
Rees” Houston
Orpheum Theatre
San Antonio Printing CO
Clegg
Treas
Soledad St
Tional
Faria
Walter H. Whisenant
Gunter Office
East Houston Street
Virginia Staples
Southwest Texas
I. A. Coneway
California
Kansas
Oklahoma
Forrest Richardson
Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Miss Ruth Shaw
Third Artillery Band
Alamo Plaza
Mabel Herbert Urner
A. Collman
Aaa
Horlick
San Antonio Hospital
India Tea
the Growers of India Tea