Social notices and visits fill San Antonio week
El Paso society guest Miss Marian Jackson visits in San Antonio with aunt Mrs T Jack Bon at the St Anthony Hotel. Several families plan homecomings, engagements and teas with Ebelings Maverick and Scott circles. Numerous arrivals from Houston, Dallas, Philadelphia, and Chicago attend university events and summer plans around the Fredericksburg road, Argyle, and Gunter hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Jackson
el Paso
T. . Jack-3 Bon
St. Anthony
Jackson
San Antonio
Mami
Ada Maverick
Lewis Maverick
University of Texas
Laura Maverick
Philadelphia
Virginia
Maverick
Princeton
Fredericksburg Road
Carol King
Mildred Burroughs
New York School of Fine and Applied Arts
Will Scott
Airs
Miles Spears
M. Miller
Ruth West
St. Louis
Monticello
Godfrey, Hit
Miss West
Paducah
Jennie Lee Covington
Chicago
Madison University
Ae Sf
Margaret Jantison
Monticello Seminary
Henry Palfrey
Vern Palfrey
Franklin
Margaret Hudson
Los Angeles
Col
Frank Palfrey
Frank Matthews
Houston
Slatthews
Columbia
Allege
A. J. Beard
Tracy Sippie
A. M
Austin
Moira
Erke
Victoria
Seadrilt
Port O'Connor
Port Larrea
Magnolia
Beach
Galveston
Goldbeck
Eda Marie
Hrackenridge
Torhum
Extraordinary Tough Luck for Jasper Lee Boomer on Railcar
Jasper Lee Boomer travels by boxcar with hoboes after theft robs him of his pistol and flashlight. He bonds with Kate Norton at the Eagle Hotel and plans to settle down, writing to Dolan to seek a trial of steady work while tackling Kirby’s schemes and helping his sister Hazel. The chapter ends with Jasper’s resolve to prove himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Lee
Boomer
Tray I
J. Lee
Jasper
Ant
Taney
Hoboer
Brother O
Benderville
Wes
Etiaelic
Var
Dalans
Marvin Cener
Marvin Center
Pan
Telegraph Office
Gil
Mr. Dolan
Siddey
Hardy
Dasver
Ste
Eagle Flatel
Dagper
Tin
Rad
Tay
Sasper
Lie
Dew
Weslern Union
Tin City
Norton
Patie Hionister
Toppekon
Jasger
Te ‘A
Eastle
Jim Iui
Quinlan
Hazel
Aygae
Kirby
Kate
Nate
Flo
Dlac Io
Jim
Nirbs
Hiis
Wirby
Sway
Kite
Andy
Mr. Lee
Javiper
Foxgver
Ina
Lee
Dolan
Copsright
Thompson Feature Service
What a sight you are Tad Coon and Frisk tidy tale
Tad Coon scolds Frisk the young squirrel for sleeping in Chewee's nest messy with a spider web and gnats. Frisk and companions learn to clean up and prepare a neat burrow while village animals mock and advise proper habits. The scene blends humor with a gentle moral about parenting and self care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad Coon
Jim
Chewee
Frick
Bobby Wobin
Tal
Bobby Robbin
Thorugh
Volks
Frisk
Vad
Tad
Ghout
Slow but Sure Method in Eny’s Life Struggle
Fragmentary note recalls Whitton Dryden and Watmore in a tense scene. A lifelong fight to reach a goal, a failed attempt at the saloon, and a plan to push it onward through effort. Unclear details due to damaged OCR.
Fashion Note on Childrens Dress Trimming and Fabrics
An article describes a white organdy dress with pink dotted trim forming a border and belt, edged with fine lace on collar and sleeves. It notes back fastening, unusual style lines, and ideas for mothers adding to daughters wardrobes. It highlights sports frocks in heavy fabrics, knitted dresses for warm days, and crape de chine as a popular fabric with simple lines and embroidery touches, often with matching bloomers.
The Right Word Dictionary Land Diary Page 2
A diary page reviews word relations and errors in vocabulary guides. It disputes importability and importation as shown by Standard Century Oxford and Webster, noting misstatements on portable meaning and signification, while listing pronunciation notes and a curious obituary-like postscript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Eather
C. Kingsley
Cnniny
Standard, Webster
Century
Gracious warnings over a grandbaby's care in a home scene
A grandmother interjects as a young couple argues over baby play and nap times. She warns that constant attention and stimulation harm the infant. The grandmother explains brain growth in the first year and links nervousness to digestion, rest, and nourishment, urging calmer, quieter surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deyly
Cross Currents in a Girl's Life Chapter XX
Olive faces unknowns as Grace Godfrey discuss her late morning incident and Olive’s guardian foster parents reveal their generous yet cautious support. Olive plans to work toward holidays in New York with her mother and friends while awaiting Clyistman’s two months away. In Mule village, the Lees boast Olive’s virtues and hope for a holiday visit but fear costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Buchanar
Pred Bletcher
Mary Bonnell
Elizabeth Steenfran
Elizabeth Minuwe
Anna Lancaster
Belle Dugan
Mary Rayburn
Beulah Gargin
Grace Bumgardner
Vivien Uurthelow
Nell Lamb
Mattie Hanns
Edwina Mintel
Grace O'Conner
Vina Dunsmore
Mary Iflon Sullivan
Sensine
Sarah Dahlgreu
Texas
Cecilia Kalif
Aliss Mamie DeHam
Adah
Grace
Godfrey
Olive
Donald
Miss Norris
Mia
John Lee
New York
Sodom
Gomorrah
Clyistman
Halidays
Mother
Claire
Pat
Chrisman
Tait
Ann Rlie
Reia
Mrs. Lee
Tod Hay
John
Shen
Cam Ngeous
Gind Intlveners
You Can Lead A Horse To Water But You Cant Make Him Drink
A columnist argues reform starts at home urging parents and reformers to model self control rather than preach. The piece cites Dobbin as a metaphor for will and suggests intrinsic motivation yields real change in children and adults alike. It urges gentle, consistent example over forceful admonition and scolding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della E. Stewart
Dobbin
Tven
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Perry Ebeling
Air
Gus Ebeling
Ebeling
Russell Wil
Ieneheon
Dorothy Ann Stauffer
Simona Wofford
Adelaide Wineket
Lerna Giesceke
Marrie McLellan
Hallie Finchan
Jewel Ordent
Elizabeth McCarty
Ophelia Strickland
O. H. Jugkins
the Dachess
Charles Olive
Dallas
The
Argyle
Aistor and
Birs
Walter R. Pick Ang
Shildren
Washington
Major Pick
W. E. Spell
Waco
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Chautauqua
San Antonio L Baptist Association
Baptist Chirel
Havars ‘Srnon
Alfred Warpodl
Gara Keller
Frankeles
Bimpson Street
Kerhard Fike
Otto Gruen
Alpe
Gruen
Myr
Jaenel
Frank Shelton
Mig
Alfred Valginus
Ganeu
Stesa
Frank Holler
Charla
Voight
Andy Mogan
Quine Green
Fimif Behioten
Minses
Mary
Htead
Bon Antonio
Alfred ¢" McDaninl
Thie
Mabel Tree Eldridge
Ho Pin
Grand Viner
Maite
Auditorian Way Crouced
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Gunter Hotel
Beethoven Society
Perieda Street
Pen
Koehler Park
City Mission Board
Wesley House
Barnard KB. B. Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Oak
St. Uinlthony Hotel
Women's Auxiliary
Unitary Baptist Church
Plas
Old Maids’ Convention
Westmorland College
Nancy Ellen
Lénora Hardin
Elizabeth Longaker
Harriet Calvert
Celeste Hiseue
Mother Raby
Dorothy Peoples
Margaret Wilson
Inez Mills
Jillian Bora
Kathleen Hester
Blary Foote
Margaret Hazelrigz
Evangelical Church
Ace Age
Ladies' Air Society
Grace Finglish Lutheran Church
Ng San Antonio Chanter No. 8
Order of the Eastern Star
Ted
Leschoite Wines Club
Waters
Dawson Street
I. Ulrich
Rawle
Jessie Kluwer
Queen's Daughters
Ushal
Beta Cau Zetas
Mirs Clarrie
Affleck
Phathea Elise
Travis Park
Ol “Swit & Company
Cureass
Run Antartie
Tex
Shipaeits Wriary
Extraordinary
Charles Wesley Sanders
John Barton
Aire
Riegler & Ziegler
West Travis
Soledad
Iszy
Whitaton—Dryden Enys
Kit
Anteun
Watmore
W, Curtis Nicholson
M. Jessie Leitch
Heath
Carolyn Bracher
Mary Lee
Eaeo
Grove
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