Catholic Woman's Club Directors Meet Tuesday Night
The Catholic Woman's Club Board of Directors meets at 8 o clock Tuesday night. The Ohio Society holds an outing at Hot Wells. The marriage of Rudolph Groos and Miss Mary Pauline Ford takes place at 8 o'clock in St. Mark's Episcopal Church followed by a reception at the bride’s parents home, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Combe, 505 Belknap Place.
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Catholic Woman's Club
Rudolph Groos
Mary Pauline Fordtran
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Frederick J. Combe
Belknap Place
Prospect Hill church ladies plan afternoon meetings
Wednesday events include Ladies' Aid Society at 2 p m in the tabernacle. Alamo Chapter DAR hosts a card party at Ellis' Hall for Red Cross. Red Cross circle meets at 2 30 p m in Herff school. Women's Club called meeting at 10 a m.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
Prospect Hill Christian Church
Tabernacle
Alamo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ellis’ Hall
Red Cross
Red Cross Circle of
Herff
Steves Women Attend Yett Giesecke Wedding in Austin
Mrs. Johanna Steves and Miss Edna Steves traveled to Austin to attend the wedding of Mr. Yett and Mrs. Giesecke. The event draws local relatives and associates to the Texas capital.
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Johanna Steves
Edna Steves
Austin
Wedding Guests Share Local Ties at Groos Fordtran Fair
Among the out of town guests for the wedding of Rudolph Groos and Miss Mary Pauline Fordtran are Mrs. Ida Combe of Brownsville and Mrs. Richard Darst of Richmond.
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Rudolph Groos
Mary Pauline Fordtran
Ida Combe
Brownsville
Richard Darst
Richmond
Notable Residents Listed in Local Social Ledger
Mary Jane Thomson of Austin Miss Annabel Hilgartner of Austin Mrs George McAfee of Houston Mr and Mrs Harry Landa of New Braunfels and Miss Mildred Ramsey of Austin are named in the social notices section.
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Mary Jane Thomson
Austin
Annabel Hilgartner
George McAfee
Houston
Harry Landa
New Braunfels
Mildred Ramsey
Thomasson Goes to Waco for Cousin Frances Sanger's Wedding
Mrs. C. L. Thomasson travels to Waco to serve as matron of honor at the wedding of her cousin Frances Sanger and John Attell, set for Thursday.
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C. L. Thomasson
Waco
Frances Sanger
John Attell
Ladies Honor Guest Miss Lula Stokes at Wichita Falls Tea
Miss Kathleen Murphy and Miss Agnes Murphy hosted a Monday afternoon tea in honor of their guest Miss Lula Stokes of Wichita Falls. A large number of callers attended the social event.
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Kathleen
Agnes Murphy
Lula Stokes
Wichita Falls
Seguin Pan-American Round Table to Meet at Dibrell Home
Mrs Joseph Burton Dibrell of Seguin will host Pan American Round Table members at her home on June 21 to discuss matters of importance. At Monday's meeting Mrs J C Griswold director general appointed committees to arrange the new year's work.
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Joseph Burton Dibrell
Seguin
Pan-American Round Table
J. C. Griswold
Marriage Invitation for Mary Agnes Murphy Kilgore
Mr and Mrs D E Murphy invite to the marriage of their daughter Mary Agnes to Willis Buckley Kilgore at 6 p.m. Thursday in Travis Park Methodist Church.
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D. E. Murphy
Mary Agnes
Willis Buckley Kilgore
Travis Park Methodist Church
Miss Ramona Patterson Returns Home for Vacation
Miss Ramona Patterson will arrive home Wednesday to spend vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Patterson. She has been a student at the College of Industrial Arts at Denton and since graduating has visited Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Doty in Dallas.
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Ramona Patterson
J. A. Patterson
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
E. A. Doty
Dallas
Catholic Women's Association card party on Nacogdoches Street
The Catholic Women's Association plans a benefit card party Wednesday evening at the association building on Nacogdoches Street. Reservations can be made by phoning a social committee member Mrs. A. R. Bacon, Mrs. W. G. Vanderbosch, or Miss Elizabeth Kenney.
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Catholic Women’s Association
Association
Nacogdoches Street
A. R. Bacon
W. G. Vanderbosch
Elizabeth Kenney
Club Secretary Offers Alternative Submission Method
The notice states that proposals may also be submitted through the club secretary. It notes an alternative channel alongside standard forms, ensuring participants understand the option exists and may use it if preferred.
Junior Glee Club Opens for Catholic School Youth
All boys and girls in Catholic schools are invited to join the Junior Glee Club. A chorus of 600 voices may be trained by Mrs. A Katzenberger. The club meets at 4 o clock each Tuesday after the story hour.
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A. Katzenberger
Isabel Chenie Crosby Weds Capt Fred Hennessey in Manila
Colonel and Mrs William Dorr Crosby announce the marriage of daughter Isabel Chenie Crosby to Captain Frederick B Hennessey U S A on Tuesday May 15 in Manila Philippines. Captain Hennessey a leading polo player and Mrs Hennessey an equestrienne and golfer are well known locally. He may be stationed back at Fort Sam Houston.
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William Dorr Crosby
Isabel Chenie
Frederick B. Hennessey
Manila
Philippine Islands
Hennessey
Captain Hennessey
Colonel Crosby
Fort Sam Houston
Marriage of Richard Ederheime and Helen Adele Seligman
Announcement of the marriage of Richard Ederheime and Helen Adele Seligman daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Seligman. The ceremony occurred Wednesday June 6 at Delmonico’s New York. The bride attended public schools locally and graduated from the University of Texas.
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Richard Ederheime
Helen Adele Seligman
R. E. Seligman
Delmonico’s
New York
Seligman
University of Texas
Mrs Helen Teagarden Sanders Visits Relatives in Chicago
Mrs Helen Teagarden Sanders is visiting relatives in Chicago during a brief trip. She traveled from her hometown and plans to return soon.
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Mrs
Helen Teagarden Sanders
Chicago
Dancing Party Honors Local Graduates At Gunter
Miss Laura Thomson hosted a Monday evening dance at the Gunter honoring Elizabeth Ripley and Laura Lane from the high school graduating class. Sixteen dances were planned with embossed programs, punch served, and a large guest list including Ripley Lane Cameron Delfrase Ivins Johnson Morris Walker and many others.
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Laura Thomson
Gunter
Elizabeth Ripley
Laura Lane
H. D. Thomson
H. L. Ripley
Nona L. Lane
Si Oy Y
Bessie Appman
Mildred Allen
Elizabeth Bynum
Emily Bynum
Mary Bowden
Delka Bushick
Louise Carrington
Hazel Cannon
Geneva Conness
Elinor Collier
Venna Cocke
Alma Carl
Marjory Cameron
Elizabeth Church
Catherine Coolidge
Mildred Duggan
Elinor Delfrase
Margaret Delfrase
Dorothy Delfrase
Frances Evans
Jessie Fleming
Mary Fisher
Alice Hough
Irving Hicks
Winnie Harrell
Eunice Harrell
Helen Irvin
Edevina Irvin
Marian Johnson
Mildred Johnson
Doris Jones
Armel Keeran
Mary Louise Lester
Louise Lucas
Margaret Lewis
Julia Lobban
Camille Lodovic
Margaret Mueller
Inez Martin
Lasta Moore
Bess Murrale
Rose Muir
Marie Myers
Elizabeth Milligan
Annie Muegge
Rowena Miller
Lucelle Morris
Reta Mayor
Olive Martindale
Star McDaniel
Olive McCormick
Lalla Mason
Jesse Mason
Una Morris
Evelyn Morris
Evelyn Newton
Mary Tom Osborne
Frances Poling
Nancy Prior
Virginia Prior
Virginia Priest
Medora Robertson
Gertrude Rheiner
Catherine Reagan
Verna Raby
Annie Rose Scott
Louise Seawell
Sarah Siiliman
Lorraine Sinsheimer
Mary Louise Steel
Barbara Shiner
Juliet Thompson
Margaret Taylor
Isadore Taylor
Eugen
Albert Stark
Fritz Straus
Sam Kaufmann
Harold Beuger
Aubry Schofield
Ermine Carson
Lester Saunders
Edward Ward
Albert Cal
List of Names Memorized in a Historical Ledger
A long roster of individuals including James Clark Harold Hoefgen Dwight Bourn Hill Cocks Milton Wentz William Ford Neil Graham Tom Scapalanda John Parks Jack Allensworth William Aubry Robert Kyle Marsh Fisher Louis Goodrich Hurley Huse Berkley Hunter Mer riman Smith Carrol Pohlmann John Wilson George Southwell and many others. The compilation reads like a community directory with numerous surnames and given names listed in sequence.
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Edward Sibley
William King
Percy Starr
Gerald Thayer
Edward Fitch
James Bell
Chester Kilpatrick
Donald Day
Jack Cassity
Francis Bowen
John Bowen
Julian Wilke
Paul Flarity
Harold Bateman
Mrs Caldwell Departs After Two Month Visit
Mrs. H. F. Caldwell plans to return home in Dodsonville after a two month stay in the area.
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H. F. Caldwell
Dodsonville
Dinner Honoring Miss Fordtran and Rudolph Groos at Top o the Town
Mr and Mrs Harry Landa hosted a Monday evening dinner at the Top o the Town to honor Miss Mary Pauline Fordtran and Rudolph Groos and the bridal party. Pink zinnias and ferns decorated the table. Guests included Mrs Eva Mansfield of Tucson Mrs George McAtee of Houston Mrs Ida Combe of Brownsville Mrs Richard Durst of Richmond Dr and Mrs Frederick J Combe Mr and Mrs Frank Rennett Mr and Mrs W J Moore Miss Mildred Ramsey of Austin and the hosts.
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Harry Landa
Mary Pauline Fordtran
Rudolph Groos
Fern
Eva Mansfield
Tucson
Ariz
George McAtee
Houston
Ida Combe
Brownsville
Richard Durst
Richmond
Frederick J. Combe
Frank Rennett
W. J. Moore
Mildred Ramsey
Austin
Mrs Hood Hosts Luncheon for Miss Hayes at Wolff & Marx
Mrs W R Hood entertained at the Wolff and Marx tea room on Monday honoring Miss Willie Hayes of Clarksville Tennessee, the guest of Miss Mary Howard. The table featured Shasta daisies tied with yellow tulle and handpainted plate cards showing girls with baskets of blossoms.
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Mattie Terrell
Rowena Walker
Dorris Houston
Phyllis Shiner
Marjorie Campbell
Addie Hughes
Houston
J. W. Howard
Sugar deal at Nichols Groc Co
Special Wednesday offer lists 12 pounds granulated sugar for 1.00 cash with other purchase. Save money by buying this deal. Nichols Groc. Co. 209 Ave C. Phone Cr. 51. adv.
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Nichols Groc. Co
Ave C
Honors High School Graduates Entertained at Dancing Party
Miss Josephine Schleuning hosted a reception last week honoring three graduates Beatrice Grandjean Hazel McGoldrick and Fritz Schleuning. A large group of guests including families friends and neighbors attended the event at the Schleuning home.
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Josephine Schleuning
Beatrice Grandjean
Hazel McGoldrick
Fritz Schleuning
Marie Grandjean
Bertha Smith
Beta Keith
Lucile Klamt
Lee Hollingsworth
Olive Neal
Opal Yeager
Wilma Welch
Fannie Lerner
Amy Saucier
Agnes Way
Josephine Hutzler
Marjorie Cameron
Hoel Cannon
Irene Eberhardt
Thelma Carroll
Norma Rossman
Anna
Sophie Smith
Eloise Hester
Gladys Hughes
Corinne Olive
Lucile Olive
Josie
Ilene Froebel
Julia Bodet
Helen Heckelman
Ola Applewhite
Janie Froebel
Ruth Henry
Austin Kingston
Eugene Adams
Edward Ogden
Roy Tampley
Will Nixon
Milton Varga
George Koch
Joseph Miller
Anataul Sauc
Fire destroys tent hospital at Fort Omaha
A tent hospital at Fort Omaha was wiped out by a fire of unknown origin yesterday. Eighteen orderlies and nurses escaped as the equipment was destroyed. Military authorities launch an investigation after a sentry fired a warning shot on discovery.
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Omaha
Neb
Fort Omaha
Skin whitening lotion from lemon juice and orchard white
Advertisement describes mixing two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a skin and complexion lotion. Strain to remove pulp and store in a bottle. daily use on face neck arms and hands should bleach and smooth the skin. Orchard white and lemons are described as inexpensive sources.
Graduation Exercises for Our Lady of the Lake Class of 1917
Relatives and friends attend the Our Lady of the Lake College and Academy commencement at Beethoven Hall. Edward H. Lange delivers the address on Ideal Educational Standards. The program features a play Crowned Before Dawn with a large cast and multiple musical numbers. Reverend Herrera of Mexico presides and diplomas are awarded to graduates.
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Our Lady of the Lake College and Academy
Beethoven Hall
Edward H. Lange
Herrera
Mexico
Catherine
England
Mary Callaway
Prince Henry
Rachel McDonald
Josephine
Lucia Dingwell
Margaret
Sue Travis
Jacquetta
Duchess of Bedford
Thelma Ray de Freese
Scrape
Duchess of York
Hallie York
Lucinda de la Garza
Grey Heron
Richard
Cambridge
Clare
Norfolk
Lady Litchfield of Clarence
Elizabeth Fox
Lucille French
Helen Dinwiddie
Marian Buttrill
Jennie
Tannhauser
Wagner
Egmont
Beethoven
Doris Schulz
Marie Kasper
Lillie Torres Hemphill
Ethel Morris
Rosamunde
Schubert
Mary Estelle Thompson
Eleanor Dingwall
Laura Peraldi
Rae Smith
Rogers
Mercedes Cadena Lucia Dingwall
Antonio Villareal
Frances
Marie Kaspar
Esther Morriss
Louise Lagrieu
Wilhelmina Dingwall
Angela Moenig
Lucy Dodson
Ruby Hampil
Margaret Staton
Margaret Krause
Marie Cartier
Mildred Sandifur
Mercedes Cadena
Rosemary Cooper
Marion Buttrill
Margaret Burke
Ellen Fox
Mattie Young
Lillie Terese Hampil
Explosives by Express Restricted by ICC Amendment
The Interstate Commerce Commission tightened an order allowing explosive shipments by express train or express cars in passenger trains. Declares must be filed by senior military or naval officers stating an emergency. Declarations go to the New York Bureau of Explosives to curb abuse, with staff warned to track locations. placards not required on cars, but crews must be informed.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Army
Navy
Bureau of Explosives
New York
War and Navy Departments
Express
Four Sinks With Ship Christianis Incident Reported
The Norwegian bark Deveron of 1262 tons has sunk with four men dead including a Canadian. Twelve crew were landed at Lerwick after the disaster. The captain and another crewman were wounded. The Dagbladet says the Arctic cutter Sverre II was sunk but the crew were saved.
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Christianis
London
Deveron
Lerwick
Dagbladet
Sverre II
Editor Freed of Libel Charge
Louisiana Supreme Court reversed a lower court judgment convicting Hugh A. O'Donnell former editor of the New Orleans American for criminal libel in an editorial questioning city funds used by officials for a race track. The court held no libel and ordered discharge.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Supreme Court
Hugh A. O'Donnell
New Orleans American
Behrman
City Commission
Business Men’s Racing Association
Supreme Court
O’donnell
Compromise Accepted by NY Childrens Clothes Workers
New York report states 15,000 workers in children's clothing unions endorsed a $1 weekly wage increase as a wartime measure after rejecting a $3 per week demand. The workers are members of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America.
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New York
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
New Motorcycle Road Record Set in 24 Hour Run
Lieut. E L Hoffman from North Island and James Urquhart of San Diego returned from El Centro with news of a new motorcycle and side car 24 hour road record covering 963 miles.
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San Diego
Cal
E. L. Hoffman
Army Aviation
North Island
James Urquhart
el Centro
Y M C A Building at Camp Kelly Opens and Plans Discussed
The new Y M C A recreation building at Camp Kelly near South San Antonio will be formally dedicated Saturday night. The article details expansion of recreation headquarters for Fort Sill and Camp Wilson, with tents replacing wooden buildings temporarily and new district secretaries and war workers being appointed. Projections include a large screen for outdoor cinema at Camp Wilson to accommodate ten thousand viewers each night.
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Camp Kelly
San Antonio
Wilman Adams
Southern Department
Fort Sill
Okla
W. H. Chaffee
Camp Wilson
Board of Exchange of
Pasadena
Cal
Adams
London
Paris
German Airman Killed in Battle of Messines
A dispatch from Amsterdam reports Lieut. Josef Schaumburg the first German airman to fly in combat and to drop bombs was shot down during the battle of Messines and fell dead inside German lines.
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London
Amsterdam
Josef Schaumburg
Messines
Travelers Protective Association reports gains in Savannah
T Schuyler Logan, national secretary, announced at the convention in Savannah that the Travelers Protective Association now has 64 323 members, up 7 220 for the year.
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Travelers Protective Gaining
Savannah
T. Schuyler Logan
The
Travelers’ Protective Association
Mass arrest after Harlem No Conscription League meeting
Eleven men were arrested and two detained by New York police after a mass meeting in a Harlem hall by the No Conscription League. The detained could not produce registration cards and appeared to be of military age.
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New York
Harlem
No Conscription League
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