Social Calendar Day of Afternoon Parties and Lawn Event
Miss Aileen White hosts an afternoon card party for Miss Mary Colquitt of Austin. Mrs J T Smith entertains in the afternoon at Monterey street in honor of Mrs Devereaux Cannon of Memphis. Mrs J E Gill and Mrs A Niggli host a lawn party at Mrs Gill's home for Mrs L K Wells. Lawn party later in South Heights park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen White
Mary Colquitt
Austin
J. T. Smith
Monterey Street
Devereaux Cannon
Memphis
D. Huggins
Junior Missionary Society
Travis Park Church
J. E. Gill
A. Niggli
Gill
L. K. Wells
South Heights Park
Socials and church services highlight a busy Austin area afternoon
Miss Aileen White hosted friends for a five hundred game won by prizes. a luncheon followed. Guests included Miss Mary Colquitt of Austin and many others. An evening dinner for Miss Colquitt by Miss Yadie Clamp was planned. A Beacon Hill School Parent-Teachers' social ran 5 to 9 with games and moonlit storytelling. A vesper program at Laurel Heights Methodist Church featured organ solos, a cantata and multiple choir performances. Beatrice Mills, bound for Manchester, England, attended a dance hosted by Miss Mattie Willie Ratcliffe on Dewey Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen White
Yadie Clamp
Travis Club
Mary Colquitt
Austin
Aileen ‘White
Beacon Hill
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Chester Terrell
God
Marston
Mr. Underwood
Jocelon
Godard
Leonard Brown
Bartlett
Miss Harms
Conning
Doxel
Beatrice Mills
Manchester
England
Mattie Willie Ratcliffe
Dewey Place
Elizabeth Reeley
Mary
Social Gatherings and Club Notices Highlight Local Guests
A list of attendees from Fulton Kentucky and Seguin Texas includes Atkinson McMillan Furman Deutsch Baylor Loving and others as Miss Marie Roberts and Miss Louise Beraud return from Seguin. Mrs J T Smith hosts Self Culture club with Mrs Devereaux Cannon, field daisy decor, Marjorie Polk presiding. Merry Maids prepare mothers visit. new members Loretta Small Theo Ahr Helen McConnie. Calvary Baptist to mark triple anniversary for Rev R F Stokes with program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tono Laughlin
Mary Whittier
Merry Maids Musical Club
Loretta Small
Theo Ahr
Helen McConnie
Winnie Converse
Madge Griner
Feather Dance
Edith Deussen
Ella Trass
Trustees and committee names cited in Galveston visit note
The document lists officers and committee members including treasurer Mr. Goot sergeant-at-arms M Sellinger journalist M Nevelow chairman entertainment committee Meyer Shylark chairman press committee E Wise J D Oppenheimer 8S C Eldridge I Ton Topias I Arbetter and board of trustees Mrs C Hill and the Misses Huesler travel to Galveston to visit Mrs H Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Goot
M. Sellinger
M. Nevelow
Meyer Shylark
E. Wise
J. D. Oppenheimer
Eldridge
I. Ton Topias
I. Arbetter
Mrs. C. Hill
Officers Installed At Jewish Literary Society
The Jewish Literary Society held an installation last evening naming Leon Henry president Miss Ray Whittles vice president William Winninger financial secretary Miss Bessie Meyer recording secretary and Moses Novich to a listed post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jewish Literary Society
Leon Henry
Ray Whittles
William Winninger
Bessie Meyer
Moses Novich
Embroidery Club Meets in Olive Neighborhood
The Olive Embroidery Club met yesterday afternoon at Drexel Avenue home of Mrs. W. Whiting. The next meeting is set for August 22 with Mrs. B. B. Eckelcamp hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
Olive Embroidery Club
W. Whiting
Drexel Avenue
B. B. Eckelcamp
Social Evening Honoring Miss Ottman and Miss Cornell
Mr and Mrs P G Simpson hosted guests at their Van Ness street home for an outdoor lawn evening with tables for games and later refreshments. Attendees included Misses Aileen Swartz Mary Ella Coward Lyda Brown Leslie Matthis Hester Matthis Montana Blackman Madelle Blackman Jenella Hedges Frances Dorothy Simpson Charlotte Stites Merle Rowland Esther Williams Julia Babcock and Messrs Walter Swartz D Coward John Brown Charles Ned Jordan E Welder Walter Beard Fred Johnson Joe Cody Sanford Thorn Ira Kennedy. Massage was one of the luxuries of the ancient Romans and Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths promotes its treatment and waters via local physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Simpson
van Ness Street
Marie Ottman
New Orleans
Marie Cornell
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Aileen Swartz
Mary Ella Coward
Lyda Brown
Leslie Matthis
Hester Matthis
Montana Blackman
Madelle Blackman
Jenella Hedges
Frances and
Aged Hen Still Lays Eggs at 21 in Norwell
Mrs. Hall of Norwell reports a hen aged 21 this summer that still lays eggs. The bird, from a sitting set twenty one years ago, has outlasted many. Belva Lockwood continues to lay eggs yearly with high output in youth and now relies on a sheltered life indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths Offer Local Health Boost
You can improve fitness for your vacation by using Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths. The ad promotes convenient home access to health restoring waters and urges taking Harlandale car for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlandale
Vote for Huntress and Davis for county judge
A political advertisement urging votes for Huntress and James R. Davis for county judge. The note asserts Huntress is entitled to fees received. Affiliation appears as ALB. G. RIEDNER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntress
Alb. G. Riedner
James R. Davis
The Wise Woman
Dear Winifred Black argues that a 40 year old woman in love with her husband is wiser than the resort crowd. She mocks the "well meaning" observer who laughs at love while praising the joy of enduring affection and genuine sight beyond gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud
Over-confidence warns against voting errors
Citizens' League Campaign Committee warns voters about over-confidence in choosing candidates. The message urges careful judgment to avoid losing key battles in the political arena and stresses the importance of informed participation in the electoral process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ League Campaign Committee
Railway unions seek new contract with Harriman line
Committees from the Order of Railway Conductors and Trainmen stay in talks with Harriman line officials in Houston to resolve long standing differences as they push toward a new labor agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Men Center
Houston
Tex
Harriman Line
Grade work advances on Franklin railroad toward Campbellton
Grad ers are at work as the Franklin railroad grade reaches Pleasanton and crews push south toward Campbellton while other outfits move southwest. The junction lies just north of Pleasanton, marking progress on the line. A detached promotional note touts a scientific massage and Harlandale hot sulphur baths with car access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton
Tex
Franklin Railroad
Campbellton
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Katherine M. Joseph
BE. O. Evans
Rural Avenue
National Toilet Company
Ports, Tenn
Reel Optical CO
W. Commerce Sr
Star Floral CO
Chris. Hauser, JR
E. Crockett
Helen Woodruff Smith
Homer Cummings
Stamford
Connecticut
James D. Smith
New York Stock Exchange
Russel Griswold
Buzzielamb
Miss Smith
Dong Island
Marie Roberts
Louise Beraud
Seguin
Sidney Moore
Calvary Baptist Church
R. F. Stokes
Gunter Office Building
East Houston Street
Walter H. Whisenant
Gunter
Gunter Hotel
Foulard
Tomorow
Empire
Emil Blum
East
Houston Street
Princess
Winifred Black
Hippocrates
B. B
Clarke Printing
S. Alamo
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