Social notes and gossip from San Antonio
A long list of summer plans and travels fills the social notes. Miss Mays Targen begins a six week absence, while Dr. and Mrs. J. A Uhtleson head to New York by sea. Many families announce summer stays in Houston Maine Rockport and New Orleans. News covers weddings, house camps, and forthcoming trips to Germany Mexico Virginia and Tennessee with remarks on returning to San Antonio life.
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Misa Mays
Tony
Austlo
Lempasos
Uhtleson
Saa Antoniasa
New York
Nolita Borden
Thurstay
Norfolk
Virginia
Damestany
Ave Alonzo Willtol
Miss Borden
Oriowe
Tennesee
Florida
George D. Fairbanks
KK. Gonder
Washington
Ue Fairbanks
Philippines
San Antonio
Hoobs and Hobbs Plan Chicago and Des Moines Trip
Mr and Mrs Wm Hoobs and Miss Maybell Hobbs will depart in August for Chicago and Des Moines Iowa. They will visit these cities for about one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hoobs
Misa Maybell Hobbs
Shakespeare Class and Child Training Lecture Notice
With Womens Clubs Shakespeare Class the Waran s club meets Monday as usual. The program will be carried out at the session and the first half of Ast UL will be previewed. Mrs Daugherty emphasizes the scene of the play while members attend promptly at 4 o clock. Miss Jane Brownlee outlines the teacher training system from Toledo.
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Waran
Daugherty
Carly Ape
Te Teacher's Association
Jamestown
Jane Brownlee
Ta. Grange School
Toledo
Park of AbpUSity visitors aid Mexican City vote scene
In Mexico City visitors from Luxaca i and various mires join a weeklong stay with Miss Lockwood family as a civic election readiness program unfolds. Teachers guide pupils through parliamentary practice, electing officers and learning responsible civic duties amid a heat of fourteen schools.
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Mise
Elise Brown
Mexico City
Astin
Mins
Messia
Sandvrasa
Taitve
Spiers Do
Repuldin
Ninyer
Sanitary Chin
Treasuror
Hari Bf
Ami
Huh
Parasol Styles and Grand Purse Handles Spark Fashion
The article notes a Porte fashion trend featuring a chiffon parasol with jet bead prongs and a grandmothers purse like handle wired with steel beads. It highlights a wearer adorned with two large white carnations, a revived flower replacing violet and sweet pea as favorites, while parasols show shamrock leaf designs and springwood hues in Japanese blue settings.
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Porte
Quy
Mitchell car not penalized in great AAA tour
Special to The Light notes the American Automobile Association caravan starting from Cleveland and racing toward New York July 23. The Mitchell car, among finishers with a perfect score, earned distinction as the sole Chiraro entrant not penalized amid the Vienna journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
Cleveland
Charles J. Glidden
Sla
New York
Chiraro
Chile
Kansas soldiers formed Frontier Guards to guard federal capital
Dr Bancroft recalls the Frontier Guard formed by 110 Kansans to defend Washington during the Civil War. Only 140 members kept up constant patrols along Pennsylvania Avenue and across the Potomac, creating enough distraction to deter an imagined Confederate assault. The effort inspired confidence in northern lawmakers and Lincoln’s supporters.
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Kansas
Bancroft
Preston B. Plamih
Capetain
Kansas City
Kan
Washington
Congress
Lincoln
Maryland
Virginia
Frantier Gutyda
Goether
Jim Line
Ken
Ahouk
Dr. Bantroft
Pennsylvania
Potomac Bridge
Naise
Enous
Naisa
Cohols
Luncheon and Dinner Etiquette From a Hostess Guide
The text describes serving at luncheon and evening dinners with a central flowers display or substitute, candles matching color schemes, and a 2717 place fards style. A formal menu includes fruit, a main dish, sides, olives, salad, wafers, Ros cit, coffee, cheese and crackers, plus cordials in small glasses, with hostess attire noted.
Fragmentary Civil War era notes and names referenced
The text mentions the Frantiey Guards, Senator Plumb, and Congress actions with mock or garbled references. It references 110 men, Washington, Lincoln, and James Lane, with unclear context and many misspellings. The passage appears as garbled OCR notes from a historical column.
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