Social news notes passengers and gatherings
Mrs S S Beakley sails to Mount Vernon and Paris Texas for summer. Alfred Lanner family heads to Kerrville with Loeloff and Arnaud parties. Palmer and Arnaud group visit Springfield Missouri. Fred Sherman hosts a lawn party on Spofford Ave. Society dances planned at West End Lake. Mrs Rena Campbell and two others attend gatherings with local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lanner
Renee
Kerrville
Gus Loeloff
Paul Arnaud
D. E. Genard
E. Arnaud
Miss Arnaud
West End Lake
Rena Campbell
Atlee B. Ayers
Edward McClannahan
Phi Alpha Sigma Club Names Official Chaperones
Miss Pauline Seaperlanda leaves for Galveston and Houston for several weeks as she serves as chaperone for the Phi Alpha Sigma Club with official oversight by designated chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Alpha Sigma Club
Pauline Seaperlanda
Galveston
Houston
Entertains at Tacky Party Hosted by Miss May Black
Miss May Black hosted a tacky party Wednesday at 111 Herff Street with Japanese lanterns and wildflowers. Prizes went to Charles Brinkhoff, Mrs. E Layton, and Mrs. D T Layton. Refreshments served to a long list of guests including Sylvia Robert son Martha Brinkhoff Pearl Henry Estelle Henderson Hattie Taylor Mary St John Willie St John and Karney Layton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Black
Herff Street
Charles’ Brinkhoff
E. Layton
Grandma
D. T. Layton
Sylvia
Leona Robertson
Martha Brinkhoff
Pearl Henry
Estelle Henderson
Hattie Taylor
Mary St. John
Willie St. John
Stella St
Lawn Party at South Presa Street Hosted by Tom Mitchell
Tom Mitchell entertained the Riverside Social club with a Wednesday night lawn party at his South Presa street home. Games and music filled the evening while punch and cake were served to a long list of attendees including Ethel Burke, Marguerite Graham, Velma Tremellit, Garnet Halway, Lorraine Lewis, Lallie Mangum, Opal Halway, Lucille Smith, Ruby Mitchell, H. S. Brim, Hugh McDaniel, Paul Beckman, Norris Williams, Arthur Cavender, Talmage Killian, Whitney Draper, Fred Pate, Clayton Gunn, Tom Speakman, Lawrence Yelton and W. A. Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mitchell
Riverside
South Presa Street
Ethel Burke
Marguerite Graham
Velma Tremellit
Garnet
Halway
Lorraine
Lewis
Lallie Mangum
Wogsgie Deffraise
Opal Halway
Olvia McDougall
Lucille Smith
Ruby Mitchell
Brim
Hugh McDaniel
Paul Beckman
Norris Williams
H. 8. Brimm
Arthur Cavender
Talmage Killian
Whitney Draper
Fred Pate
Clayton Gunn
Tom Speakman
Lawrence Yelton
W. A. Hogan
William Gunn
Monta Mitchell
Embroidery Club Meeting Held at Mrs Hartman’s Home
Embroidery Club gathered at Mrs Hartman’s Essex street home Thursday afternoon for a three course luncheon. Attendees included Mesdames Charles Bull Allen Kerns Johnie Kerns Lackey Douglas Bushing H S Brimm and Miss Edith Douglas. The club will discontinue meetings until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
Hartman Bull
Essex Street
Charles Bull
Allen Kerns
Johnie Kerns
Lackey
Douglas
Bushing
H. 8S. Brimm
Edith Douglas
Cibolo Hosts Welcome Party for San Antonio Guests
Misses Amma and Erna Kopplin of Cibolo hosted a pleasant Monday evening party for about 35 guests in honor of Misses Camille and Edna Cahen of San Antonio. Refreshments were enjoyed and the Cahen sisters received multiple similar entertainments during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cibolo
Amma
Erna ‘Kopplin
Camille
Edna Cahen
San Antonio
Cahen
Entertains Card Club at Carson Street Home
The Noisy Eight Card club was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Joseph A. Melcher at her home on Carson street. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Willard Austin, Mrs. L. A. Ramsey and Mrs. Frank Fillingen. After the games refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Melcher
Carson Street
Willard Austin
L. A. Ramsey
Frank Fillingen
Foley Kidney Pills Advert in Plainspoken Remedy Tone
Don’t overlook rheumatism facts as it settles in the heart and disturbs valves. Cure by removing the cause. Foley Kidney Pills tone up kidneys and keep blood free of poisons and uric acid crystals that fuel rheumatism and urinary issues. Fischer Drug Co. adv. A Collmann plumber ads. Text uses two advertisers and contact lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Fischer Drug Co
Adv
Largest tire sale closed by Citizens' Auto at San Antonio
The Citizens' Auto Company completed what it claims is the state's largest tire sale, with 100 Michelin casings minus 36x5 and 36x41-2, totaling just over 4000 dollars paid in cash. Ships will go to Federal port entries for use on military autos. Firestone's Talbot disputes race rumors, while local figures buy Buicks and Paiges for travel and exhibition duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Auto Company
Huerta
San Antonio
Express
P. B. Talbot
Dallas
Texas
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
el Paso
Talbot
Indianapolis
South Alamo Epworth League Wins Flag in Contest
At Travis Park Methodist church Union Epworth League meeting last night the South Alamo Epworth League was declared winner in the membership contest concluded last May and received a Christian flag through its president Miss Ethel Hunnam. The program included hymns prayers a reading by Miss Bernice Duggan a vocal solo by Miss Anna West a violin solo by Miss Julia Mouzon and an address on Epworth-by-the-Sea by Rev J E Booth pastor of West End Methodist church. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Epworth League
Travis Park Methodist Church
South
West End
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Card
An old advertisement urges readers to take Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder issues. It claims the pills cooperate with nature, promote healing, and strengthen joints, suggesting immediate use to avoid ongoing discomfort. Fischer Drug Co. is credited.
Ten Seattle Women Receive Pensions Under New Law
Superior Judge Frater approved ten mothers pension awards in Seattle as the first batch under the new law. Fifteen cases were heard, three denied, two referred for investigation. The top grant was 37.50 dollars monthly to a destitute widow with seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Frater
Top of the Town at St Anthony Roof Garden
Visit the St Anthony Roof Garden tonight from 6 30 to 12 o'clock for delightful music and good foods and drinks. Soloist Signor Arturo Lugaro, noted baritone, performs as the coolest place in the city. Bond's Aguacates and Mangoes at 235 E Houston St offer shoppers a treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Roof Garden
Signor
Arturo Lugaro
Bishop Mouzon to Lead Open Air and Evening Worship
The Midland notes Bishop E. D. Mouzon of the Methodist church will preach at two services tomorrow, morning at Travis Park and evening at Laurel Heights on the church lawn. St. Michael's Catholic Church announces a Polish mission led by Paulist Fathers in September, first such event at the historic parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Mouzon
Methodist Church
Travis Park Methodist Church
Laurel Heights
St. Michael's Catholic Church
St. Michael's Day
Father Moczygemba
Paulist Fathers
Chicago
The
Baptists
Austin Street
T. Co. Long
Baptist City
W. Mecclure
First Baptist Church
J. A. Taylor
West End Presbyterian Church
I. T. Jones
God
Unity Society of Practical Christianity
Garden Street
Evangelical
First Evangelical Church
C. A. Arnold
Young People's Alliance
Mayme Wellner
Burnet
Chestnut Street
Garfield Johnson
Burnet Street
Crocxett
Frieden
Main Avenue
Elmira Street
T. Lehmann
East Elmira Street
Olaphone Crockett
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Fifth Street
Avenue D
Christian Science Quarterly
Gibbs Building
E. D. Mouton
Epworth League
Ethelina Deleuze
J. W. Woodson
Travis Street
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Woodlawn Avenue
Belknap Place
Cullom H. Booht
W. M. Bourn
E. PD. Mouzon
Methodist Churches Schedule Evening Outdoor Service
At Alamo Methodist Church and West End Methodist Church clear details of Sunday programs are listed. Topics include a youth address on the Yellow Peril and Mexico, open air service on McKinley avenue, and regular services with preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. at Alamo, plus 10 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. at West End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Heights Methodist Church
Victor Keller
Government Hill Methodist Church
Mason and Pine Streets
John W. Shoemaker
Crockett
Church Lawn
Epworth League
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Buena Vista
Cibolo Streets
G. N
Nathaniel B. Read
P. Cc
Englewood
Little Rock
Alamo Heights
John
Moses
Paul
Japan
Edith Cocke
Hobson
Mexico
McKinley Avenue
Alamo Methodist Church
South Alamo
Wickes
A. Noble James
Sap
West End Methodist Church
Leslie EB
Booth
Insured Against Abuse by Husband in Kentucky Wife Sues
Mrs Belle Kinsolving of Marshall county Kentucky sues H P Kinsolving in federal court for 10000 alleging breach of a temperance and abuse pledge made after he struck her during a visit in St Louis early in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Belle Kinsolving
Marshall County
Kentucky
United States District Court
H. P. Kinsolving
Kinsolving
Suffragettes Parade Through London in Mass Display
Thousands of non-militant suffragettes gathered in London while marching along five great routes to converge at the Mansion House for a major service at St Pauls Cathedral and a Hyde Park demonstration. Delegations from every constituency joined as detachments from Lands End and John O Groats grew into large columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Paul's
Hyde Park
Washington
Mansion House
Lands End
John-O-Groat
Philadelphia Adopts Municipal Pension Plan for Longtime Workers
Philadelphia moves to establish a city pension fund for employees with 20 years of service. The act allows setting aside up to one half of one percent of taxes, with councils to pass an enabling ordinance. Workers contributing one percent of salary receive a pension equal to half of their last two years' average salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tener
Testimonial From Adrian Woman Praises Pinkham Remedy
Miss Jessie Marsh of Adrian Texas describes four years of severe cramps chills sickness and hemorrhages. After trying five doctors and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained weight from 96 to 126 pounds and says she is completely cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jessie Marsh
Tex
Railroad Time Table for the M.K. and T. lines
A dense listing of train arrivals and departures across multiple routes including the Sunset Route and BUNSET Route. Entries name No 6 and No 8 locals, express specials, and Kerrville and Sutherland Springs runs with times from 1:50 pm to 11:00 am. The schedule covers Mexico, Houston, Galveston, Kerrville, and Victoria connections, detailing daily and Sunday variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
North Sow
Palestine
Laredo
North
Houston
Coast
Coast Towns
Kerrville
Depar
Victoria
Sutherland Springs
Sutherland Piings
Bungby
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Mount Vernon
Paris
Mrs. S. P. Palmer
Little Daughter
Mrs. Palmer
Springfield, Mo
Fred Sherman
Spofford Avenue
Kryptok
E. Hertzberg Jewelry CO
Houston and
St. Mary's Sts
Vssible
Potchernick-Birdsong CO
Wright
Mark Wright
Wright Bros
Main Ave
Matthews
E. Houston, St
Entertains
A. Collmann
Gunter Hotel
Percy Tyrrell
Mgr
St. Anthony Hotel
TOP O
Swearingen
Crogkett Hotel
European Plan Traveling Men’s Headquarters
San Antonio, Texas
Bexar
Alfred Sanner
Prop
Earthman Bros. & Parish, Managers
San Antonio, Tex
Alamo Transfer Company
Evan Shelby
Comal St
State Bank & Trust Company
Henry Pugues
West Texas
Pugues
Buick
Fred Layer
Corpus Christi
la Studebaker
R. H. Weber
Alamo Auto Sales Company
G. A. C. Halff
C. E. Scott
Mr. Scott
Mr. Weber
Mr. Halff
Halff
W. H. Davis
Gonzales
R. N. Burt
South Alamo Epworth League
Nature
Tanic
Bond's
E. Houston St
Kodaks
Eastman Films
Eastman Kodaks
Kodak Place
E. Houston &T
Fred Hummert
W. Commerce Street
Nike Coogan
Mouzon
Travis Park
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Central Christian Church
Johnson
Christian Union
tTrio
Lavender
Christian
Mr. Daggett
Bennett
Huhn
Mr. Christian
Prospect Hill Christian Bible School
Leondas H. Harbord
D. D
Toummins Avenue
Harlandale
Episcopal Church
St. Mark’s Church
Travis Square
Philip Cook
George Belsey
St. John's Church
Cherry and Burnet Streets
R. Y. Barber
Trinity
St. Luke's Church
West Commerce Street
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church
L. H. Morey
Harlandale Presbyterian Church
William Martin
First United Presbyterian Church
Ogden
Locust Streets
C. E. McStravick
G. N. Keeling
Alamo Heights United Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Edith Warnock
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Garden and
King William Streeta
Brooks I. Dickey
Baraca
H. M. Smith
Westminster League
Young People
Presbyterian Mission Sunday School
Peach and
Nevada Street
South Heights
Pine Street
Presbyterian Church
Omaha
South Pine Streets
J. R. Jacobs
Commerce Street
Old Phone Crockett
Covenanters
Miriam
Evrr
Utica Presbyterian Church
West Poplar
Jackson Streets
Thomas F. Gallaher
West Poplar Street
E. J. Durham
Bridgeport
Layer
First Baptist
Fourth and Taylor Streets
S. J. Porter
Virginia
North Carolina
Wiil
Beacon Hill
North Pine
Hays Streets
Nolan
W. W
Nolan Street
Phone Crockett
Ben Overton
Rene
Walter Bilard
C. Jenkin
Ladies’ Aid Society
North Colorado Street
Pegues Memorial Baptist Church
South Hackberry Streets
Judd B. Holt
C. West
St. Mary’s Catholic
St. Mary’s Street
J. H. Quinn
O. M
Peter
St. Anthony
Sacred Heart
Office of the Sacred Heart
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avenue
J. C. Felger
Restence
Avenue E
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Compton
Trenton Streets
Paul F. Hein
Laclede Avenue
Evangelical Lutheran, Missouri Synod
W. O. W. Hall
Commercce Street
Joske's
Luther
William F. Bennhoff
Carey
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
International & Great Northern Railway Co
United States
Canada
G. M. Bynum, C. P
T. A
City Office
East
Houston Street
Gunter Hotel Corner
EDW
M’clannahan
C. P
A. R. Atkinson
D. F
Santa Fe
Kansas City Limited
Colorado Limited
Kansas City
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Grand Canyon
California
E. H. Dallas, D. P. A
West Commerce St
Sissen
Morth
Ceseses
Cescoes
S.ss
Ft. Worth
Galves
West
Pia
Banta Fe
N. Depot
Hicks
Cegan Antonio
S. A
A. P. Depot
Tte
S.A. & A. P. City Ticket Agent
Alamo Plaza
Noa Spears Company
Losoya St
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