Social Bridge and Luncheon Notices Highlight Fort Sam Houston Events
Mrs Julius T Conrad of Fort Sam Houston hosts cards this afternoon for Mrs J Riley Gordon of New York. Weds Bridge clubs meet at 2 30 and 7 30. Luncheons at 1 and 1 30. Guests include Miss Thompson Miss Kampmann Miss Coleman and others with officers Lt John Hollyday and Lt St John Greble. Community gatherings include Missionary society and Mothers club sessions. Mrs Preston Austin of Victoria and niece Beulah Holland visiting St Anthony Hotel.
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Julius T. Conrad
Fort Sam Houston
J. Riley Gordon
New York
Miss Thompson
Eda Kampmann
Clauda Coleman
Helena Hummel
Henrietta Hummel
Constance Clark
Robert Kampmann
Reed Jones
Charles Armstrong
Richard Negley
Donald Fraser
Semp Russ
Charles C. Cresson
John Hollyday
St. John Greble
Preston Austin
Victoria
Beulah Holland
Viccorte
St. Anthony Otel
Pleasant surprise party at Napier home on Laurel Heights
Mr and Mrs Walter P Napier hosted a surprise gathering last evening in their new Laurel Heights residence. Guests earned a fern gift list while enjoying card tables and impromptu games. Also, the Barnard E Bee Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy held a session on Commerce Street with poems on Texas Independence and a parliamentary drill led by Mrs Mary Manlove.
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Walter P. Napier
Laurel Heights
Barnard E. Bee
Edward Hoffman
Mistletoe Avenue
Jack Rowe
Messrs. G. Gunstalk
Malcom Ulch
8. J. Brooks
St. Louis
Lily Hoffman
Brenham
Dinner party at Menger hotel for Miss Eloise Thompson
Mr and Mrs Ike Kampmann hosted a prettily set dinner at the Menger hotel last evening before the weekly hotel dance in honor of Miss Eloise Thompson of Austin. Pink and white roses were arranged for the occasion.
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Ike Kampmann
Menger Hotel
Eloise Thompson
Austin
Local Residents Return From Medical Convention trip
Dr and Mrs W C Hirzel of Beacon Hill will return tomorrow from Waco where they attended a medical convention Mrs David McKnight is very ill at her Camden street home Mr and Mrs E F Rush formerly guests of Mr and Mrs E J H Meier on Crofton avenue returned to Detroit last evening after an unexpected call Emma Matt mother of Mrs Rush remained with Mrs Meier to observe Wednesday as her at home day
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John B. Herff
Nacogdoches Street
W. C. Hirzel
Beacon Hill
Waco
David McKnight
Camden Street
E. F. Rush
E. J. H. Meier
Crofton Avenue
Detroit
Emma Matt
Laurel Heights Girls Music Club Meets Friday Afternoon
The Girls Musical club of Laurel Heights will meet Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Miss Dorothy Smith on Woodlawn avenue. Chopin is the subject for the afternoon and his life and compositions will be discussed.
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Girl's Musical Club
Laurel Heights
Dorothy Smith
Woodlawn Avenue
Chopin
Mrs Maldwin Drummond and the Amerika Jewel Theft Mystery
Picture shows Mrs Maldwin Drummond wife of a London banker and widow of Marshall Field wearing a 70000 dollar pearl necklace amid 130000 dollars of gems stolen from her stateroom aboard the liner Amerika. Police federal and private detectives have pursued leads since the liner's February 26 arrival.
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Drummond
London
Marshall Field
Amerika
Creneato
New York
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Club Scenes
A series of gatherings and rehearsals fill the social calendar with a reception at Mrs. Smiths, travel updates for Ardmore residents, a performance of Old Maid's Convention directed by Miss Maud Edens, and a winter party at Edward Hoffmans home with elaborate decor. Card party hosted by Miss Eugenia Nordhaus, Country Club buffet in honor of Mrs Culberson and Mrs Howard, Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting, Lower Post Card club bridge afternoon at the Menger hotel with prizes.
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Maud Edens
West End Lake
Country Club
Roy Campbel
Robert Culberson
Houston
Henry Lee Howard
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hicks
Local Notables Listed in Harrisburg Area Notices
W G Edwards Charles Hedekin Clarence Northrup Jones Post T A Coleman Nellie Jameison C A Bad ger Joseph E Cusack W M Mack dermott William Aubrey Charles Florian J Ralph Morrison of Harris burg Pa Freeman W C Rigsby Miss Florian Miss Keen and Miss Anais Byrne named in regional notices detailing individuals connected to professional, civic or social contexts.
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W. G. Edwards
Charles Hedekin
Clarence Northrup Jones
Post
T. A. Coleman
Nellie Jameison
C. A. Badger
Joseph E. Cusack
W. M. Mackdermott
William Aubrey
Charles Florian
J. Ralph Morrison
Harrisburg
Freeman
W. C. Rigsby
Miss Florian
Miss Keen
Anais Byrne
Tuesday Musical club hears Absolute Music discussion
The Tuesday Musical club met at 521 Mason Street to discuss Absolute Music. Performances included Beethoven and Scriabin pieces by Mrs Lois Cory Thompson Miss Mary Harrison and Ivan Rodems with announcements of Mrs Thompson’s move to Groveton Pa where she will be dean. Mrs Hutchins to host March 16 tea for Miss Anna Bess Moore and Miss Annette Schmitt.
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Mason Street
Lois Cory Thompson
Beethoven
M. D. Hessearia
Celeste Aida
Ivan Rodems
Scriabene
Mary Harrison
Groveton, Pa
M. B. Hutchins
Anna Bess Moore
Annette Schmitt
Pretty wedding at St Marys rectory for Ullrig and Walsh
Last evening a wedding took place at St Marys rectory as Emma Frances Ullrig of Louisville Kentucky wed Andrew F Walsh of this city. Only intimate friends attended with Edward G Black as best man and Miss Mary Adeline Small as bridesmaid. Rev Father E J Carrier performed the ceremony.
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St. Mary's Rectory
Emma Frances Ullrig
Louisville
Andrew F. Walsh
Edward G. Black
Mary Adeline Small
E. J. Carrier
Walshs To Tour East and North Then Return to San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Walsh will journey to the east and north and expect to return to San Antonio in the fall to establish their home after a well appointed supper at the St Anthony hotel.
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St. Anthony
Mrs. Walsh
San Antonio
Christening of Martin Small Held At Government Hill Home
Last Sunday a christening for Martin Elroy William Small was held at 301 Ash Street Government Hill. Rev O Hartmann officiated followed by a dinner and games until 4 o clock with cake and wine served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Klaus and family Mr and Mrs F J Schwartz and family Mr and Mrs F Behrens Mr and Mrs J Behrens Mr and Mrs A Behrens Mrs William Frank Mrs L Cook Miss Virginia Cook George Cook Mr and Mrs A G Hisenhauer FE Small Miss Mary Groos Lee Watts Great grandma Groos Mrs J F Clarke Mr and Mrs A Reitmeyer and family Mattie Watts Mrs J Evans and family and the hosts.
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Martin Elroy Wiliam Small
Ash Street
Government Hill
O.hartmann
Charles Klaus
F. J. Schwartz
F. Behrens
J. Behrens
A. Behrens
William Frank
L. Cook
Virginia’ Cook
George Cook
A. G. Hisenhauer
FE. Small
Mary Groos
Lee Watts
Grandma Groos
J. F. Clarke
A. Reitmeyer
Mattie Watts
J. Evans
Social Twelve Card Club entertained at Claudia Street
Mrs. Edward Schunke hosted the Social Twelve Card club Monday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs. C Rechel, Mrs Heinen, and Mrs D Dunham with consolation by Mrs C Degen. A two course luncheon followed with American beauty roses centerpiece. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs C Degen.
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Edward Schunke
Social Twelve Card Club
Claudia Street
C. Rechel
Heinen
D. Dunham
C. Degen
J. Wharton
A. Dugosh
L. T. Waters
J. A. Conaway
Wagner
A. Nordman
E. Donop
Entertainer Elsie Hoier Hosts Mystic Circle at Home
Miss Elsie Hoier will entertain Mystic Circle members at her home tomorrow afternoon with assistance from Miss Selma Hoier. The gathering aims to provide festive social activity.
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Elsie Hoier
Mystic Circle Club
Selma Hoier
At Home Honor for Mrs J Brack
Mrs J R Winlack invites callers to her home at 506 South Alamo stre et this afternoon from 2 to 6 to honor Mrs J Brack. An ad offers furnished room rentals with pricing options and stated phone lines for placing quick advertisements.
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J. R. Winlack
South Alamo Street
J. Brack
College Course in Poker Scandal at KU
Lawrence Kansas March 8 The faculty of the University of Kansas is scandalized that several students spent unusual sums and that money was won by skill at poker Professor Carl Becker head of the disciplinary committee has names of more than thirty five players It is likely some will be suspended It is rumored that some students admitted to poker sessions were poor losers and supplied the faculty with most names
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Carl Becker
Facy
Lkely
Severed Arm Incident At Bristol Lumber Plant
William M. McNutt a married man employed at a Bristol Tennessee lumber plant had his right arm severed near the elbow by a swing saw. He saw his arm lying on the floor before he realized the accident.
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Bristol
Tenn
William M. McNutt
Doctor W Hamilton Specialist Skin Disease
Dr. W Hamilton, specialist in skin disease, practices at 627 Moore Building.
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Dr. W. Hamilton
Moore Building
California Nevada power lines down after desert storm
A severe storm has knocked out the Power lines supplying the desert from the Inyo county line to Death Valley in California and Nevada. Snow in the mountains ranges from six to fourteen feet deep.
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Goldfield
Nev
Desert
Inyo County
Death Valley
Milking the Cows Not Woman's Work In Court Ruling
Judge Franklin of Kimball Nebraska rules that milking cows and feeding cattle are not part of a wife’s domestic duties. He also says a husband cannot offset by affection or kisses which have no merchantable value. The suit by Benjamin B Bolton and wife Mary J centers on mandated farm labor after marriage.
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Kimball
Neb
Franklin
Benjamin B. Bolton
Mary J
Bolton
Vision of Pawhuska State Capitol Sparks Bill
Oklahoma City reports Rep Peters introduced a bill to permanently locate the state capital at Pawhuska and appropriate 3 million dollars for a capitol building. The measure, seen as a joke by many, draws alarm in Oklahoma City with plans to oppose it continuing tomorrow.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Pawhuska
Peters
House
Kansan Faces Long Prison Term for Forged Money Orders
J F Baker of Harper county Kansas began an intermediate sentence of 87 to 223 years in Leavenworth state prison after conviction on 37 counts of forging express money orders. He received consecutive terms of 1 to 5 years and 1 to 7 years on each count. Baker is 25 years old.
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Kansan
Lansing
Mich
J. F. Baker
Harper County
Kan
Kansas State
Leavenworth
Baker
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