Social Leaders Plan Opera Parties This Week
Social leaders stage parties around Civic opera Mlle Madiste. Sunken garden hosts cooling event plans with informal dinners before and after the performance. Mrs Richard French Spencer and other hostesses entertain in honor of cast members at Mrs Edwin M Jones residence with visiting notables expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Opera
Richard French Spencer
Edwin M. Jones
B. J. McNeel
P. Armeson
Lewis Krams Beck
Lois Farnsworth Kirkpatrick
Lst
Baker to Host Box Party at Opera Event
W H Baker will entertain with a box party Thursday evening at the Sunken Garden theater for the Civic Opera company production Mademoiselle Modiste. Guests include Mesdames Francis Hiys Co J Matthews Preston Dial William King Marcus Cler t MM Y Fouche Rose Wheeler and J K Stuart along with Miss Flora Day Towns end and her mother’s sister Miss Malcolm Fowns and Miss Almeda Towns. They departed Tuesday for New York and Huston and will visit Cape Cod on Byward day and be away several months returning to the East by boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
W. H. Barker
Opera
Mademoiselle
Civic ‘Opera'company
Sunken Garden Theater
Mesdames
Francis
Hiys
Co. J
Matthews
Preston
Dial
William King
Marcus Clert
MM. Y. Fouche
Rose Wheeler
J. K. Stuart
Flora Day Towns
Misa
Malcolm ‘Fowns
Almeda Towns
New York
Huston
Mr and Mrs Bishop End Trip at Greely Colorado
Word comes from Mr and Mrs Merrill Bishop about their Yellowstone and Estes Park trip. They are now in Greely Colo where Mr Bishop will teach at State Teachers College and work on his doctorate. Mrs Brient visited her parents the Stallings and left with Brient for Hillsborough. Mrs Joe Ansley departed with her brother for Laredo to spend several days.
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Merrill Bishop
Yellowstone Park
Estes Park
Greely
Colo
Bishop
State Teachers’ College
Albert. Brient
S. L. Stallings
Brient
Hillsborough
Joe Ansley
Henry Zachary
Laredo
Folbre Family Heads East for Waco and New York
Mrs. Folbre leaves Tuesday for Waco to join Mr and Mrs Arthur Upleger and then motor to New York City. They plan to join Dr Tom Folbre, resident physician at Long Island College Hospital, for a vacation including a two week Canada tour. The Wexans will return home in six weeks.
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C. H. Folbre
Waco
Arthur Upleger
Wl Motor
New York City
Sally Cheyney Fetes Guest From Alabama
Miss Sally Cheyney hosts guest Miss Jean Bellingrath of Montgomery Alabama en route to California for the summer. Dr and Mrs Lucius Hit and family plan several weeks on the Texas coast in August. Miss Evelyn Duerler arrived home from Dallas Wednesday morning after spending the past weekend.
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Sally Cheyney
Jean Bellingrath
Montgomery
Ala
California
Lucius Hit
Texas
Evelyn Duerler
Dallas
Randolph Field Girl Observes Birthday Celebration
Miss Jacquelyn Cone of Randolph Field celebrated her seventh birthday last week with pink and blue decorations. Refreshments were served to a list of children including Virginia Couch North Cardell Jn Seegard Soren son Naedine Sorensen Mary Jane Homer Janette Scott Marilyn Bell Geraldine Gurley Charlotte Belch Edna Mee Baughman Tommy Dobit Kathryn Andricks Mary Delma Grabsky Catherine Gurley Jo Belch Jr Mary Etta Gurley Richard Frick Borothy Kellimo Bobby Himes Billy Tarpley Barbara Danyhoff Bebe Denivar and Marlon iborth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquelyn Cone
Randolph Field
Virginia
Couch
North Cardell Jn
Seegard, Sorenson
Naedine Sorensen
Mary Jane
Octogenarian Goes on Long Cycle Trip
Underhill Vermont July 17. An 80 year old bicycle rider named Bolley plans to travel between Mis Uitte town and Chicago. He expects to cover between 6 and 70 miles daily on his long road trip. Rural Women Camping Six counties in Pennsylvania sponsor adult recreational camps for rural women at State College.
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Underhill
Chicago
William
Bolley
State College
Pennsylvania
Margaret Brown
Pennsylvania , State College
S A Woman Receives News on Coronation
An American woman receives a letter from J Owen Ambler describing coronation impressions from London. He notes crowded streets, films, the archbishop with the crown, Derby participation, the forthcoming Aldershot tattoo, and his stay near Sussex Gardens while his wife remains in St. Louis awaiting fall reunion.
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J. Owen Ambler
Gay
Spain
London
Sussex Gardens
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
Gypsies Loot Gas Station and Other Local Thefts
Multiple robberies reported across the city including two Gypsy men and two women at a South Presa gas station stealing $19 from a cash register. Other incidents include a stolen pen at Labor temple, four cases of theft from a parked truck, hinges torn from a Marcus Clark door, two suits stolen from a car, and knives stolen from a Purnish Avenue residence. A youth was caught attempting to break a marble machine at the Texas Fruit store on North Flores. Two men entered a Hackberry shop and fled with $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Thompson
South Presa Street
Thompson
William B. Arnold
Labor Temple
North Street
Joe Ponce
South Trinity Street
Gald
Tieves
Marcus Clark Company
Ninth Street
Broadway
E. W. Bick
Houston
F. H. Dean
Purnish Avenue
Texas Frudt
North Fio- Tes Breek
Ed Wahrmund
Linder
South Hackberry Tal
Torso Killer Clue Sought In Cleveland Slayings
Deputy Inspector David J. Cowles said ultraviolet rays may reveal prints on a newspaper wrapping the tenth torso slaying victim found in Kingsbury Run. Coroner reports the body had been in the water about 48 hours. investigators hope perspiration salts in the paper will lift prints to check against criminal files.
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Cleveland
David J. Cowles
Kingsbury Run
Cuyahoga River
Cowles
Sante
Osteopaths Honor Michigan Doctor at Convention
Dr Ho ward A Ward of Saginaw was elected president of the American Chiropractors Association at its forty first convention. In Albany Vermont Edward P Kenney, 35, father of two, graduated with 73 others from Bellows Free Academy as a Fairfield town official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osteopaths
Michigan
Ghicags
Howard A. Ward
Saginaw, Mich
American Calaapathic Association
Albane
INS
Edward P. Kenney
Fairfield
Bellows Free Academy
California trip tales and celebrity spotting at Hollywood
Ethel Martindale Calhoun returns from California with daughter Betty visiting La Jolla Catalina Yosemite Hollywood and San Francisco. She recalls seeing Grace Moore Harpo Marx Shirley Temple celebrities and a parade of actors. Also mentions companions Virginia Martindale Johnson Everett Span and others with social events and a party for a Phi Beta Kappa student.
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Ethel Martindale Calhoun
California
Betty
Robeth Martindale
Everett Johnson
la Jolla
Ethel
Catalina Island
Yosemite Valley
Hollywood
San Francisco
San Diego
Santa Monten
Tia Juana
Agua Galiente
Grace, Moore
Harpo Marx
Shirley Temple
Chinatown
Huntington Rary
Garden Gate Bridge
Jack Henry
Little Betty
Virginia Martindale Johnson
Everett
Span
Arneson to Stay as District WPA Director
The restive nation of E P Arneson, District 10 WPA director, will remain on staff with a $1 per year wage. He tendered resignation last week to return to private engineering. Effective July 16, J A Hartlige will replace him. A separate item reports a 12 pound haddock caught in Boston Harbor weighing 13 1/2 pounds.
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E. P. Arneson
WPA
H. B
Arneson
J. A. Hartliige
Uvalde Wpa
Super-Haddock
Boston
Flan
City 10 Starts Paying Of Bond Projects Soon
Mayor C K Quin announced Wednesday that several job-creating projects would begin within two weeks to employ idle WPA workers. Work will proceed on credit until bonds are issued, starting with the repayment of Arlington Plaza at 6999 dollars, city contributing 3903 dollars, followed by small sewer projects.
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C. K. Quin
WEA
E. P. Axneson
District 10
WPA
Quin
Alanio Plaza
Burglar Pleads Guilty in Home Burglary Case
Aléjandro Modito pleaded guilty to burglary in Crim inal District Court, admitting he burglarized Alfredo Garcia's home at 1228 Seal Street on May 27. Judge W. McCrory sentenced him to two years in prison.
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Aléjandro Mo
Dito
Msted
Dudes We. W. McCrory
Criminal District Court
Motiip
Alfredo Garcia
Seal Street
Arnold Secures Permit for Labor Day Festival
Labor day celebration planned in San Pedra park with approval from Mayor G K Quin after a request by WB Arnold, executive member of the San Antonio Trades Council. Event scheduled for September 6, a Wednesday, under local labor officers’ authorization.
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Arnold
San Pedra Park
G. K. Quin
WB. Arnold
San Antonio Trades Council
Mrs Oppenheimer Rites Friday in San Antonio
The body of Mrs Dan Oppenheimer formerly Mimi Ramner died in Ann Arbor Michigan hospital Tuesday. Funeral and interment will be in San Antonio with services Friday at 10 a.m. at 109 Fest Elmira Street officiated by Rabbi Ephraim Frisch. She leaves husband Florence Jacoby in Los Angeles, daughter Ann Marion Oppenholmer, mother, and uncle Henry Rabe. she graduated from Smith College and acted in theater and hosted a radio program.
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Dan Oppenheimer
Mimi Ramner
Ann Arbor
Mich
San Antonio
Henry Oppenheimer
Roosevelt seeks $400 million in next year budget cuts
President Roosevelt announced that department heads saved about $96 million under estimates in the last quarter and urged impounding 10 percent of appropriated funds. Officials note a $95 million saving since April and say continued retrenchment could balance the 1938 budget by reserving money not yet needed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
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Sunken Garden
Mis
WH. Baker
Greely, Colorado
Sears
bFast
Alabama
S.A
Coronation
Merc Eas
General Electric
Liberal
AVERS
Gane
Gan Station
Pilon
Coronel
Betty Hixson
Carlo
Jose
Ban Antoniane
Robert Taylor
Ha‘Waii
Gary Cooper
Ronald Coleman
Tat
Sud
Monsieur Chambray
Mary Connell
Betsie Howell
Tom Hegy
Robert White
John Hegy Jr
Marcul Knapp
Comfort
Mrs. Oppenheimer
Dan Opfenhemer
Carls
Masestic Theater
Carl Stephan
SAC
Sea Foam Laundry & Bay Cleanike Company
W. S. Mary's
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