Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Music Recommendations
The executive board in Waco accepted the Texas Federation of Women's clubs music committee recommendations to boost statewide musical interest. Proposals include pledging one scholarship per club, new prizes or medals for compositions, summer band concerts, school music programs, organized choruses in reformatories, concerts for asylum inmates, and using the Tuesday Musical Artist bureau for bookings. The committee seeks funds for the Nettie Everett Groom memorial gold medal and offers ten dollars for a federation song, listing six scholars and noting chairmen Mrs C W Connery and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Waco
Tate
Amerta
Musical Club
San Anonio
Texas
Nettie Everett Groom
C. W. Sonnery
Fort Worth
Me. Chauchon
Guy Pitner
Euterpean Club
Hattie Vines
Josef Rosenfield
Ryan
Jefferson
Charlotte Gregg
C. W. Connery
J. Montgomery Brown
Louise Pace
Corsicana
Calvary Baptist Ladies Aid Meet on Mission Schools in the Mountains
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at 3 30 PM at the church. The program centers on Mission Schools in the Mountains with Mrs J R Sowell as leader and a sequence of songs prayers readings and talks by named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of the
Calvary Baptist Church
J. R. Sowell
Mission School
Roy Davis
Hoag
Mountain School System
W. M. Rowland
Ben Overton
T. F. Jenkins
Pittman
Harvey Williams
Grove's Taste Less Chill Tonic Adclaims Cheap Malaria Cure
An old advertisement touts Grove's Taste Less Chill Tonic as a proven malaria remedy. It asserts the bottle shows the plain formula Qui nine and Tron and claims effectiveness for both adults and children at 6 1/2 cents per dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
Staacke Bros Introduce Delivery Wagons Wagon Fleet
Staacke Bros announce arrival of a carload of delivery wagons for bakery laundry and other deliveries. Emphasizes best quality and low prices for customers in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staacke Bros
Swift & Company Beef Sales In San Antonio Week Ending June 8
Swift and Company reports fresh beef sales in San Antonio for the week ending Saturday June 8 averaging 7.87 cents per pound. Strong demand supported by local markets and grocers. Substantial volume moved through downtown and East Side outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
San Antonio
Dr Charles Campbell Bacteriologist At Dreiss Drug Store
Dr Charles A R Campbell is described as a bacteriologist and microscopist specializing in typhoid and malarial fevers, located over Dreiss' drug store.
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Charles A. R. Campbell
Dreiss
L V G Club Hosts Meta Schwenkenberg Party at Grace McGee Home
The L. V. G. club entertained Miss Meta Schwenkenberg, graduate of St Patrick's academy, with a party last night at Miss Grace McGee's Sherman street home. Decorations featured lavender and green with punch served by Jennie Mountjoy. Souvenir bonbon baskets were given to attendees including Meta Schwenkenberg and a list of Misses O'Brien McMonigle Mountjoy Schwenkenberg and Messrs Garza Davis Betters McGee Richter McCunes Manz Mountjoy and McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. G. Club
Meta Schwenkenberg
St. Patrick’s Academy
Grace McGee
Sherman Street
Jennie Mountjoy
Tommie Anderson
Caroline O’brien
Helen
Annie McMonigle
Josephine O’brien
Bessie Horan
Marguerite Scammahorn
Alma Schwenkenberg
Hedwig Richter
Messrs
James Garza
Russel Davis
Samuel V. Betters, Jr
D. W. McGee
Rudolph Richter
Arthur J. Schwenkenberg
John McCunes
Heine Manz
Coty Mountjoy
Elmo
Thomas McGee
Picnic by Burleson Street Social Club Planned
The Burleson Street Social club will host a picnic with Miss Leonora Hanes, Miss Kate Benke, Miss Helen Lee, Miss Lydia Mendies, Miss Mary Kuhman, Miss Irene Benke, Mrs. Henry Kuhman, Mrs. William Mosby, and Mrs. Rudolph Kuhman in charge. Children will enjoy games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson Street Social Club
Leonora Hanes
Kate Benke
Helen Lee
Lydia Mendies
Mary Kuhman
Irene Benke
Henry Kuhman
William Mosby
Rudolph Kuhman
Work Begins on Yale Hicks Apartment House Project
Clearing of the Will Rush property on Third Street started this morning for a two story Yale Hicks apartment building. The 80 foot front and 111 foot depth will yield a sizable structure planned for fall completion and occupancy in time for the tourist season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rush
Third Street
Yale Hicks
Social Calendar Recitals and Commencements Noted
Recital by advanced pupils of Prof. J. M. Steinfeldt at St Mary's auditorium at 8 30 pm. Girls Dancing Club at 8 30 pm in Jungle Club rooms. Our Lady of the Lake commencement at Beethoven hall at 5 pm. Class day exercises of College and Academy of the Incarnate Word at 9 am in the academy.
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J. M. Steinfeldt
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Our Lady of the Lake
Beethoven Hall
Academy of the Incarnate Word
College and Academy of the Incarnate Word
Hach
Marie Breen
Marie Powers
Rebeca Coindreau
Maria Rodriguez
Eleanor Schmitt
Elizaeth McElroy
Madeleine Smithhisler
Edna Kendrick
Kathleen Burns
Anna Maria Coindreau
Sonita Cunningham
Ruth Nuhn
Helen Beere
Marian Border
Louise
Marie Burton
Ruth Gildemeister
Mohr
Guadalupe
Mercedes Garza
Rosa Menendez
Gertrude Schmitt
Humperdinck
Hansel and Gretel
Dorothy Rountree
Josefina Alfaro
Serna
Irene Simino
Aurora Flores
Emma Strom
Bohm
Gertrude Izaguirre
Lucia Sierra
Elsie Sc
G. Huskey
L. de la Garza
G. Garza
M. de la Garza
J. Maranon
L. Emery
EB. McDermott
S. McDermott
8. Neuhaus
H. Kilgore
L. Hester
A. Strom
E. Besler
L. Beasley
B. Kendrick
R. Coindreau
M. McAnell
Merced Garza
J. Alfaro
Recital and society notices fill local page
A piano recital by Miss B Murphy and Miss F Miller is set for tomorrow at 8 PM in the Ursuline academy auditorium featuring Liszt pieces and others. Upcoming events include the marriage of Helen Emma Bollows to Joseph Lanier Nix at St. Mark's church Tuesday at 7 30 PM and graduations at Lady of the Lake convent with seven diplomas and valedictory by Elizabeth Hanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Murphy
F. Miller
The
Ursuline Academy
John Bollows
Helen Emma
Joseph Lanier Nix
St. Mark’s Church
Lady of the Lake Convent
Beethoven Hall
Elizabeth Hanley
Miram Kullak
J. M. Wurtz
Katherine Randall
Gertrude Reynolds
Toate Curtis
Iram Smith
Community Notes From Local Church and School Events
Miss Ethel Holmgreen returns from Sayre College in Lexington to attend A and M commencements in College Station Texas. Travis Park society meets at 4 pm tomorrow to transact business. Miss Bessie Ehringhaus of Seguin visits Miss Agnes Donoho. St Michael's sisters invite to annual commencement June 12 at St Albert's hall. Miss Edwina Alma Betters to marry J Harrison Hills at 7 pm tonight at 517 Hays street. Palms and ferns planned for decoration. Miss Josephine Dickerson leaves for Corpus Christi for vacation. Mr and Mrs Rebel L Robertson move to 122 Main avenue after June 15. Ursuline Nuns and Ursuline Academy graduates to hold commencement June 15 with Bishop Sian presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of the St. Michael's School
St. Albert's Hall
Edwina Alma Betters
V. Betters
J. Harrison Hills
Hays Street
Father Quinn
Ursuline Nuns
The
Ursuline Academy
Sian
Obituary: Battle and Atkinson Pass Away in San Antonio and Seattle
Battle, 57, longtime San Antonio patrolman, died at his sister in law's home after a long illness. He, an Ireland native who moved to San Antonio from Albany 32 years ago, leaves a widow and several Albany relatives. burial sent to Albany. Atkinson, 28, grain merchant from Seattle, died after a lingering illness. Toronto native survived by his wife. Burial arrangements via Riebe Undertaking to Seattle.
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Battle
Andy Battle
San Antonio
B. Melody
East
Commerce Street
Ireland
Albany
N. Y
Rosie Flynn
Mary Tanner
Maggie Battle
Mike Battle
Riebe Undertaking Company
Atkinson
Frank E. Atkinson
Death of Owen J. E. Owen Retired Cotton Merchant
Owen J. E. Owen aged 76 a retired cotton merchant died at 5 45 Sunday at his home 837 Kentucky avenue Funeral services later at his home and the body will be taken by Sloan Hagg Undertaking to Nashville for burial Mrs Owen and her daughter Mrs J D Scott accompany the body en route to Nashville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
J. E. Owen
Kentucky Avenue
Nashville
Tenn
Sloan & Hagg Undertaking Company
Nadine Face Powder in Green Boxes Promotes Beautiful Complexion
Nadine Face Powder promotes a soft velvety appearance that lasts until washed off. Purified by a new process it reveals sunburn and discolorations. Available in White Flesh Pink Brunette, sold by toilet counters or mail for 50 cents from National Toilet Company Parts Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Toilet Company
Inter state panel seeks lower lumber rates in southwest
The interstate commerce commission acts on its own to cut yellow pine and hardwood rates on the Chicago Rock Island Pacific and Illinois Central plus 25 railroads in the southwest. It cites trunk lines rerouting to tap lines and higher lumber traffic revenues as the reason. No hearing date yet, likely not before autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Illinois Central
Southwest
Horsford acid phosphate touted as summer relief
Staacke Bros. offer delivery wagons in San Antonio as light demand translates into profit. The ad promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a healthier refreshing option for heat relief and urges readers to choose the product over lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Heuermann v. Church case to appeal over injunction denial
The transcript shows Louis Heuermann against F G Church and others, with Judge Arthur Seeligson denying a provisional injunction to halt $10 550 23 paid to D Sullivan & Co bank. The appeal to the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals is noted with a reversal petition filed and notice given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Heuermann
F. G. Church Et al
Arthur Seeligson
D. Sullivan & Co. Bank
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
District Court
Seeligson
Nice dressy and cool clothing advertisement
J. W. Fraser merchant tailor advertises at 505 E Houston St Little Light. vacation notices imply small business giants in summer dress promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fraser
Merchant Tailor
E. Houston St
Sentenced for vagrancy after county road gang service
Henry Walsh a black man was brought before the police court after five months on the county road gang. He received five days on the rock pile for vagrancy following a chase by Patrolman Springer on Walsh’s beat. Walsh said he had just been released from the road gang on Thursday and was celebrating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walsh
Springer
Jedge
Walsh
Excavation Starts for Springfield House Project
Thirty teams under Contractor Nelson began excavating the old Springfield house site at East Commerce and Rusk streets this morning. The work will finish in forty days, after which construction of the new home for M Halff and Brothers will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Springfield
East Commerce and
Rusk Streets
M. Halff
Southern Pacific Trains Delayed by Floods Across Delta
High water in Louisiana disrupts Southern Pacific service with about 3000 feet of main line washed out east of Schrievens. East of Echo most through trains halted except Nos. 9 and 10. Detours via Napoleonville to Burnsides and Yazoo & Mississippi Valley routes affect travel. Mrs. J W Duncan party diverted to Harrisburg route via Houston, Memphis, and Chattanooga.
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Louisiana
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Schrievens
Napoleonville
Texas & Pacific
Donaldsonville
Burnsides
New Orleans
Yazoo
Houston
Washington
Memphis
Chattanooga
Carriages and wagons offered at low prices by Staacke Bros
Dr. J. R. Cunningham lists osteopath services at 449 Moore and old phone 984ring. Staacke Bros advertise a large selection of carriages buggies and phaetons at very low prices available now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Cunningham
Moore Pos Osteopath
Staacke Bros
Prisoner Coat Burns in Court Fire Incident
Smoke filled the courtroom during a morning session as Albert Waley a Black prisoner in the prisoners corral had his coat ignite from pocket matches. The coat was removed and the fire stamped out with about fifty inmates present and no injuries reported.
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Albert Waley
Pony Wagon Ads Promote Spare the Light Profits
Fragmentary ad content urges using pony wagons traps and carts to keep ponies busy and to hire Spare the Light for profitable vacations. The text is unclear but centers on light-related spares and rentals and vacation timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staacke Bros
Grand Opera House Sundays Big Picture Program
A Sunday show at the Grand Opera House featured three first-run reels praised as the best of the summer. Young Jose Gutierrez, a 6 year old violinist from Mexico City, debuted in San Antonio to strong audience response. Bert Jones performed popular coon songs before the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Jose Gutierrez
Mexico
San Antonio
Bert Jones
Train Hits Horse Kills One Injures Two Near Knoxville
A northbound Louisville & Nashville passenger train No 134 struck a horse near Maxie on the Jellico Saxton line 76 miles north of Knoxville. The wreck toppled a coach down an embankment. one man was killed and two injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Maxie
Jellico-Saxton
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Nueces Bar Endorses State Attorney General Candidate
At a Nueces County Bar Association meeting in Corpus Christi Judge Walter F. Timom presiding the group unanimously endorsed James D. Walthall of San Antonio for Texas attorney general The association also backed J B Dtbrell of Seguin and John C Townes of Austin for associate judges of the Texas supreme court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Nueces County Bar Association
Walter F. Timom
James D. Walthall
San Antonio
Texas
J. B. Dtbrell
Seguin
John C. Townes
Austin
Texas Supreme Court
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Central Trust Comp’y Commerce & Navarro
San Antonio, Texas
Sempre Giovine
Jast Ask
Sempray
Schwab-Mcelroy
Hal
Rees Puctan
Rees
Houston Street
Orpheum Theatre
Katherine M. Joseph
Part I
Miss Murphy
F. Liszt
Miss Miller
Misses Murphy
Miller
Kunkel
Wollenhaupt
MacDowell
Chopin
Perpetuum Mobile
C. M. Weber
A. Walsh
M. Moszkowski
Wagner
Beethoven
Weatherly
Eleanor V. Joseph
Wanda Penniger Meckel
Fredericksburg
Honorine Reich
G. P. Spalding
Margaret
Mary Proctor
New York
Mr. Spalding
E. Blum
Ruby Green
Council of Jewish Women
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
San Francisco
Central Christian Church
Mary Pancoast
Margaret Maurer
Rhea Commeau
George Marshall
Olivia McDougall
Ethel Burke
Carleton Adams
Ida Maltsbegger
Jessie Holt
Hilda Bresher
Lillian Wegel
Angelina Haenel
Belle James
Bessie Collinsworth
Eda _ Brecher
Grace Burke
Herbert J. King
Reading
Joyce McLellan
Margaret Maraceau
Mary Lowe
Song
Conference of Mission Workers
J. E. Adams
Ethel Holmgreen
Sayre College
Lexington
College Station
Travis Park Society
Travis Park Methodist Church
Bessie Ehringhaus
Agnes Donoho
East Elmira Street
Josephine Dickerson
Corpus ® Christi
Rebel L. Robertson
Hot Wells
Main Avenue
Misses Warrie
Lacoste
Blanche A. Murphy
Josephine Co. Cavanaugh
Laura Kk. Miller
Anita Walsh
Yates Gholson
Waldine Russe
Mary Virginia Kempner
Bessie Brough
Willie Brough
Virginia Katherine Kirkland
Annie Rose Scott
Marguerite Voight
Dors Dibreli
Hazel Shaw
Henrietta Wallace
Carrie Louise Fordtran
Lucile von Wiese
Marie Schuhard
Aliie Belle Moore
Esther Clements
Lucise von Weise
Nadine
Mary Arkwright Hutton
Baltimore
F. W
Shai
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pacifi
the Grand
Woodward
Woodward Carriage Co
Walthall
Staacke Taso Maby Springfield
McElwain
W. H. McElwain Company
Boston
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