Southwest Texas News notes guests and visits across towns
The region lists house guests and travels of families in Galveston Cuero Victoria Refugio and Houston. Names include Miss Cora Traxler Alma and Selma Neuhaus J. Pool J. F. Knight and others with gatherings at lawn parties and punch events. Several relatives travel to Missouri Refugio and Buffalo New York as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William von Rosenberg
8. C. Patton
Galveston
Cora Traxler
Sank Eoe
C. F. Lehman
San Antonio
Alma
Selma Neuhaus
Cuero
Marcus Schwartz
Fred Kroschel
Baby
Houston
Lulu Arnim
Chautauqua
New York
J. F. Knight
Victoria
Merry Music Makers
David Land
Judge
W. R. McCutchan
Kaulbach
LaGrange
Burford
Columbus
Cora Hill
Moonlight river picnic scenes from Bertram and Marble Falls
A late week social drawing includes Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews of Los Angeles with companions from Bertram Marble Falls and Austin on a moonlit river outing chaperoned by Mrs. C W Bailey. The narrative lists numerous families visiting towns and returning from travels with several weddings and school notices sprinkled throughout the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Andrews
Los Angeles
Cal
Misseslle Beal
Willie Marcus
Mabel Ray
Ate Bailey
Mary Stovall
Bertram
Isses Beulah Wilson
Vinnie Barry
Lois Wilson
Marble Falls
J. W. Sibley
Clinton Bailey
Amsey Marcus
Lessie Landrom Bertram
C. W. Bailey
W. H. Andrews
Johson Park
Joe Sothernwood Austin
George Ands
Edward Faubion
Los Anggles
Joseph Percy
Burnet
Isabel
Louise Andrews
Fannie Connorly
Delia Pope
Kingsland
T. A. J. Bargstey
Lake Shore Terrace
Leslie Phillips
Bernice
Austin
David Odiorne
Lampasas
Tillman Faubion
Beulah Faubion
Kingstana
Charles Barry
Washington, D. C
Bertha Barry
Ernest Fletcher
Josephine
Alberta
A. F. Hicks
Lometa
Rudolph Giesecke
Wolf
Giddings
T. B. Woods
Johanna von Rosenberg
Max Goethe
Julia Kellersberger
Fort
Halletsville Social Notes Mention Richmond and Austin Visitors
Mrs J R Lay and son Wynne from Richmond join Miss Esther von Rosenberg of Austin and John Newton in a brief social notice from Halletsville outlining visits and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lay and Son
Wynne
Richmond
Esther von Rosenberg
Austin
John Newton
Boerne Social News Highlights and Upcoming Nuptials
Miss Mamie Lavallee to wed R W Taylor of Asherton July 12 attenders hosted a handkerchief shower with contests and prizes. Social notes include Fourth of July events Milton McAllister Glen Veltman party and a large local firemen ball. visits from Maud Stewart Evelyne Molesworth Ella Hughes Mae Burch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Louise Fabra
Mamie Lavallee
R. W. Taylor
Asherton
Ss. F. Knight
Marion Snuggs
Tillie Dienger
Milton —McAllister
Glen Veltman
Boerne
Frank Cassiano
Elmendorf
L. B. Burch
Maud Stewart
San Antonio
Ad Luckenbach
Bandera
Mae Burch
Henry Wendler
New Orleans
A. Tommins
H. O. Adler
Ed Ebensberger
Local families travel and visit relatives in Refugio
Victoria residents Mr and Mrs Martin O Connor and child left Monday for Refugio. Mrs Hugh Jordan and daughter Gladys are visiting relatives in Refugio. Mr and Mrs Fred Blunt of Galveston are guests of Mrs Blunt s parents Mr and Mrs P B McNeal. Miss Florence Blunt of Galveston also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Denny
Memphis
Tex
R. A. Dunbar
W. J. Jennings
Ardmore
Okla
Kerrville
Moore's Crossing
Guadalupe
Shelburne
Newman
Edith Wright
Houston
Kened
Lyda Scholl
Carpenter
Victoria
Ed Carkill
Grace
A. J. Hodges
San Antonio
O. B. Hill
the Baptist Church
Earl Patterson
Corpus Christi
Nannie Parker
K. H. Parker
The
Baptist Church
N. A. Davis
Martin O’connor
Refugio
Hugh Jordan
Gladys
Fred Blunt
Galveston
Hall's Texas Wonder Promises Kidney and Rheumatic Cure
Advertises Hall's Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Claims a one dollar bottle provides sixty days' treatment and that rarely a bottle fails to cure. Invites testimonials and lists Dr. E. W. Hall in Saint Louis Missouri with druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Oes
St. Louis
Drugsts
Local Visitors and Residents Stay at San Antonio Hotels
Miss Louise Marshall of 8311 West Commerce Street has recovered and convalesces. A R Canfield of the Elks shows off new baseball shoes at the Gunter lobby. C T Sutton of Dallas registers at the Gunter. D A Martin family of Paris Texas stay at the Bexar. Hallie Arthur arrives from Pearsall and registers at Maverick. James M Shaan of Houston among arrivals at the Menger. J W Pat Murphy stock food inspector social at Crockett. Mr and Mrs William Osmond of Dallas spend a few days in San Antonio. Mrs M C Brown of Brookline Mass registers at the Crockett with land plans in southern Texas. Mrs Marguerite Brack nurse in Houston visits relatives at the Crockett. "Good board like mother's" at the Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Canfield
Elks
Gunter Hotel
Mit
C. T. Sutton
Dallas
Gunter
D. A. Martin
Paris
Tex
Bexar
Hallie Arthur
Pearsall
Maverick Hotel
James M. Shaan
Houston
Menger
J. W. Pat Murphy
The
Crockett
William Osmond
San Antonio
M. C. Brown
Brookline
Mass
Texas
Marguerite Brack
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Nagel
Crockett Hotel
Lodge Notes: Fraternal Societies Update and Events Forecast
News of fraternal lodge activities from the past week with a forecast of upcoming meetings and happenings. Reports on lodge involvement, speaker programs, charitable efforts, and ritual schedules. Includes notes on member attendance and anticipated ceremonies for the near future.
Alamo Lodge Postpones Officer Installation on Fourth of July
Alamo lodge No. 522 Fraternal Brotherhood postponed its officer installation set for Tuesday due to Independence Day. The meeting was well attended with ten new initiation applications and several elections by ballot. Committees were formed to plan the next social meeting, which is expected to draw a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Lodge No
Woodmen of the World Camp 41 Installs Members
After a lively Commercial camp No. 41 Woodmen of the World meeting on Monday night, members went to a Losoya Street Mexican restaurant for supper. Four membership applications were received and three candidates were shown mysteries of Perfected Woodcraft. Numerous tasks were completed and a large amount of routine business was handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Losoya Street
Woodmen of the World Camp Nq 529 Meets in San Antonio
A large enthusiastic gathering of San Antonio camp Nq 529 Woodmen of the World met at Forest Hall on Commerce Street. Visitors from city camps attended as initiatory honors of Perfected Woodcraft were exemplified to one candidate and two new members were added by transfer and initiation. Several speeches were delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Nq 529
Woodmen of the World
Forest Hall
Commerce Street
Myrtle Grove
Woodmen Clinic
Grove
Laura W. Kroeger
Olive Grove No. 157
Stevens
Emmett
Olive Grove
Woodson
Corpus, Christi
Mary Newton
Mines Grove
Lawrence
Taylor
Ray Toomey
Mary Taylor
Supreme Convention of the Order
Rochester
N. Y
Woodmen
Corpus Christi
Olive Grow
Pythian Sisters Install Officers At Market Street Castle Hall
Friendship Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters installed officers for six months at the Market Street castle hall. Installing officer Mrs J F Onion aided by Mrs Lydia Willard and Mrs Minnie Converse with a slate led by Mrs Dora Connors and Mrs J R Winlack. Past chief Jewel presented to Mrs Converse as thanks. Refreshments followed and social plans were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Friendship Temple No. 2
Castle Hall
Market Street
J. F. Onion
Lydia Willard
Minnie Converse
Dora Connors
J. R. Winlack
Nora Gallagher
Tda Schneider
Minnie Helligman
Carrie Gates
Antoinette Luckett
Bertha Hoefgen
Florence Converse
J. ¥. Onion
Monroe Lodge Installs Officers At Regular Meeting
Monroe lodge No. 424 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a large regular meeting Wednesday night to install officers for the ensuing term. District Deputy Grand Master D. Bright performed the installation, with officers including Past Grand R. G. Storms and Noble Grand Frank Teschner among others. The third degree of Odd Fellowship was conferred on one candidate and several membership applications were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Lodge
T. 0. O. Fee
Order
Ofidol
D. Bright
R. G. Storms
Noble
Frank Teschner
W. R. Thrailkill
R. B. Allsup
Harry Smith
A. Weir
Noble Grand
Brauhart
John Blunk
Carl Anderson
Hugh Collins
George Johnson
Aitrea Markum
Fred Sinclair
August Krawitz
Odd Fellowship
San Antonio Lodge No. 11
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Supreme Delegate Stella Vodrie Elected for Atlantic City
A San Antonio Hive No. 3 Maccabees review featured Mrs. Stella Vodrie who was elected supreme delegate to the Atlantic City convention this month. Her enthusiastic leadership over the past years prompted officers and members to feel well represented at the upcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Ladies’ of the Maccabees of the World
Stella Vodrie
Atlantic City
Vodiie
The
Hive
Alamo Hive No 22 Visit Brings Notable Entertainment
Well attended meeting with cordial greetings to visitors from Alamo Hive No 22. Agnes Robitzsch chaired the entertainment committee and reported a very successful program. Initiatory honors were conferred on one candidate by the hive guards. Other business received consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Hive No
Agnes Robitzsch
Prizes Offered by Pythian Sisters Temple
Mrs J R Winlack the newly installed most excellent chief of Friendship Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters offered prizes at the last regular meeting. A lady member who secures ten new members will receive a ring in six months and a knight who brings ten new members will receive a watch charm. Prizes also planned for officers for efficiency and members for attendance. Several social events are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Winlack
Friendship Temple No. 2
Pythian Sisters
Kniglé
Jewish Literary Club Elects Officers for 1911 12
At Red Men’s hall San Antonio about 150 members and guests attended as Ben Adler, president, gave a semi annual address on club progress and plans. The club reported strong finances with growth from 20 to 125 members in three years. Officers elected include Adler president Selling vice president Brown recording secretary Weininger financial secretary Hahn treasurer Arbetter entertainment chair Sellinger press Mamie Sellinger sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men’s Hall
Jewish Literary Club
Ben Adler
San Antonio
Miss Hahn
Weininger
Nettie Selling
Sophia Brown
William B. Weininger
Dora Hahn
Theresa Arbetter
Mamie Sellinger
Leon L. Henry
Odd Fellows Lodge to Install Officers Friday Night
Arrangements by Alamo Rebekah Lodge No 835 for the installation of officers at the I O O F hall on Crockett street Friday night. Grand officers Hallie Andrews Mattie Gentzen Pearl Smith Anna West Jennie Urquhart Gnetta M Johnson J L Myrer Annie Pressler will perform the installation. An interesting program is planned and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Rebekah Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Crockett Street
Hallie Andrews
Mattie Gentzen
Pearl Smith
Anna West
Noble Grand
Jennie Urquhart
Gnetta M. Johnson
Ten New Members Join Bexar Camp No 12034
At a Monday night meeting the Modern Woodmen of America camp received ten new members. The order's mysteries were exemplified to four candidates by the degree team led by Captain Vodiie. The gathering drew over fifty members and several Fort Sam Houston visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar
Woodmen of America
Vodiie
Fort Sam Houston
Degree Team Practices At Rebekah Lodge Hall
The degree team of Alamo Rebekah Lodge No 35 Independent Order of Odd Fellows held drill practice at the I O O F hall. They spent hours rehearsing initiatory and floor work with all members present and captain W S Urquhart receiving praise for leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Rebekah Lodge No. $35
Order of
Odd Fellowet
I. O. O. F. Hall
Rebekah
W. S. Urquhart
Germania Lodge Holds Large Knights and Ladies meeting
Germania Lodge No. 1036 Knights and Ladies of Honor convened at the M W A hall on Monday night with strong attendance. The session conducted routine business and elected several new members by initiation while the newly organized degree team conducted drill practice afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Lodge
Germania Lodge No. 1036
Knights and Ladies’ of Honor
M. W. A. Hall
Complimentary Dance Plan By Knights and Ladies of Honor
Officers and members of John Bosshardt Lodge No. 2223 Knights and Ladies of Honor announce a complimentary dance for lodge members and friends. The event is set for Tuesday night July 11 at Muth's garden with several committees of entertainers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bosshardt Lodge No. 2223
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Muth
Order
Wood Elected Supreme Delegate
Congratulations poured in at the San Antonio Lodge No. 2473 meeting as T E Wool, president of the Modern Brotherhood of America, was elected supreme delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wood
T E. Wool
San Antonio
Modern Brotherhood of America
Delegates to supreme convention in Denver and lodge events
Delegates from the order attend the supreme convention in Denver in August after returning from the state Dallas convention. A moonlight picnic at San Pedro springs is planned for Saturday night with an interesting program. Three initiations, ten new applications, and three new members were reported. A lawn social at Miss Mae Cherry's home on July 22 is being arranged. The lodge shows strong finances and growing membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Convention of the Order
Denver
Colo
Wood
McDonald
Order
Dallas
San Pedro Springs
Mae Cherry
Crosby Street
Manly Social Meeting of Lune Flower Camp No 4545
Royal Neighbors of America group Lune Flower Camp No 4545 invites members to a Wednesday night event at Modern Woodmen Hall on North Flores street. A large attendance is expected with surprises and a degree team initiation for several candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
Royal Neighbors of America
Wooden
North Flores Street
Char ton Temple No 1 Elects Officers at Meeting
Charl ton Temple No 1 Pythian Sisters installed their officers at a Thursday meeting in Market Street castle hall. Gussie Randol was installed as most excellent chief with Elinor Smith Katherine Friezen Hattie Riebe Juanita Jones Minnie Hesse Mary B. Smith L Irving Schmidt among the officers. Visitors from Friendship Temple No 2 attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton Temple
Charlaton Temple No. 1
Pythian
Temple
Castle Hall
Market Street
J. D. Nordhaus
Minnie Converse
le Laurin
Gussie Randol
Elinor Smith
Katherine Friezen
Hattie Riebe
Juanita Jones
Minnie Hesse
Mary B. Smith
L. Irving
Schmidt
Friendship Temple No. 2
Red Men Change Meeting Nights
Nat chez Tribe No 2 improves meeting schedule switching from Thursday to Monday. The recent turnout was high as members debated important business and new adoption applications. Elevation of chiefs postponed to tomorrow night with a special program planned and several palefaces likely to receive adoption or degree.
Meeting of General Stanley Circle No 3 Ladies of the G A R
A large attendance is expected at a Tuesday 2 30 p m meeting at the Woodmen of the World hall Commerce street to arrange the fourth anniversary celebration of the circle and discuss other important business. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Stanley Circle No. 3
The
Woodmen of the World Hall
Commerce Street
Organization of the Circle
Natchez Tribe Enjoys Smokers Social Evening
Thursday night social event at Natchez Tribe No. 2 Improved Order of Red Men featured a full wigwam with chiefs and braves. A fine musical and literary program preceded a Mexican supper, organized by a committee.
London Sees Alien Population Grow Over 12,000 Annually
The article notes London's alien population rising by more than 12,000 people each year, highlighting a rapid demographic shift and its implications for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Richard P. Fields
Enola Craven
Beeville
J. P. Markham
J. P. Pool
Buffalo
Judge Pool
P. L. Ward
Anna
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William Forbose Jr
Katie Wheeler
J. B. Wood
Marie Craig
Kathleen Regan
Carrie Lambert
Addie Wood
J. W. Hopkins
R. H. Wood
Francis Mahon
B. L. Dunlap Jr
John Brownson
J. M. Brownson
Brooklyn
Bettin
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George Schuman
J. W. Vandenberger
Mary
Alexander Cline
R. L. Grace
Mesdames
A. C. Cline
This Triplett
Floydade
Albert Schneider
Louise Cline
Jessie Womack
Virgie Whips
Jose Kane
Elizabeth
Helen Grace
O. G. Wilson
L. Lacy
A. Rouff
W. J. Darby
E. Snodgrass
Edwin Cline
Emmette Alexander
J. R. Yett
Grace Hubbard
Comanche
Oklo
EB. G. Michel
Caldwell
Lela Wenmohs
Victor Wenmohs
New Braunfels
W. A. Brown
J. A. Brown
Hunter
Alex Crownover
Eula
J. T. Dawson
Daisy Ruth Hardin
Eagle Lake
Liza Corker
Charles Snow
Elsie Marquart
Brownwood
R. H. Evans
California
Mary Medford
J. O. Ozment
Avery
Paul Lauchenbach
Erna
Louise Lauchenbach
Charles Schenelle
Hallettsville
St. Anthony Hotel
Gae Gunter
Gunter Hotel Company
the Menger
H W. Wills
Mgr
Alfred Sanner
Prop
HOT Wells Hotel
the Open Air Cafe
Jefferson American Pian
San Pedro
Tobin Hill
Soledad St
Comal Hote
New Braunfels, Tex
Lata Vista Hotel
Corpus Christi, Tex
American Bank& Trust Co
J. B. Leyendecker
Yoakum
Ientists
Hicks
Louise Marshall
West Commerce Street
Mother’s
Jefferson
Soledad Street
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Felix Gouraud
Orienta
Indy
Emer
Gouraud
Talers
Fine Ealers
United States
Cabeda
Europal
FEAD
T.hopkins
Great Jones Street
West & Gutzeit Bedell
Lodge
F. B
Alamo Lodge
R. N. A. Social Meeting
Magnolia Grove Lawn
Magnolia Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Josephine Stevens
Burnett Street
W. O. Wi
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