Chaperonage in Social Events Guides Etiquette and Safety
An essay outlines the central role of chaperons in courting dances theatergoing and social gatherings. It notes their authority in guiding behavior preventing awkward situations and ensuring propriety, with examples from a theater box incident and various party scenarios. The 94n Jacinto Cotillion club held a meeting electing officers and planning a cotillion at the St Anthony hotel on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
94N Jacinto Cotillion Club
RF L. Town
H. P. Drought
C. W. Ogden
D. J. Sullivan
R. H. Ward
J. Hampton Sullivan
W S$. Fontaine
St. Anthony Hotel
Indiana Girl Charms Visitors At San Antonio Event
A San Antonio gathering noted a long program of music and speeches led by Indiana guests. Miss Lucile Parks, Miss Eleanor Parks, Miss Nina Trimble and others performed piano, violin and reading numbers for about 150 attendees. A three course luncheon, ice course and punch followed, with thanks extended to the organizing committee and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Parks
Eleanor Parks
Nina Trimble
Nina Pryor
Mattie Landrum
Madge Pryor
Florence Burton
Esther Clement
Edna Eisfeld
Marie Burns
Arline Herndon
Anna Mountjoy
Hermine Partridge
Mary Hammond
Lucile McDermott
Mamie Cox
Villa Lankford
Lucife Parks
Chester Wiggins
Charles Hackenjas
Lawrence Brady
Will Morris
Howard Wiggins
Ben McCullum
New Bell
Vain Hugo
Rufus Boykin
Will Cox
Sam Chapman
Edmond Partridge
Nix
Dick Montjoy
Will Clements
Louis Alanats
Imore
Ivy
Gladys Ives
Marjorie Hicks
Annabel Hicks
Margaret Scott
Buttler
Sam Knight
Dallas Malone
Will James
Harper Scott
John Duckett
Mrs Landrum Hosts Evening For Daughters At Home
Mrs J L Landrum 503 Augusta street hosted a merry party last evening in honor of her daughters Misse Mattie Landrum and Eleanor Parks. Decorations featured pot plants and cut flowers. Five hundred was the game, with a cameo scarf pin and handpainted picture as first prizes and a gold tie clasp and filigree perfume bottle as second prizes. Tallies showed handpainted college girl heads. An informal musical program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Landrum
Augusta Street
Mattie Landrum
Eleanor Parks
Cailier
Women Vote Right debated by Thespian Society
The Thespian Literary society met Friday night March 8 at Clayton Dunham home 1527 Montana street. A debate on the resolution That Women Should Have the Right to Vote ended in favor of the affirmative. New members Miss Alma Reeves and Ralph Freeble joined.
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The
Thespian Literary Society
Clayton Dunham
Montana Street
Arthur Biard
Mary Coward
Walter Biard
Alma Reeves
Ralph Freeble
Epworth League Hosts Photo Social at Hicks Avenue Home
The Epworth League of McKinley Avenue Baptist church held a photograph social on Friday from 8 to 11 pm at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rody’s home 128 Hicks Avenue. Guests enjoyed old pictures, light refreshments, and an enjoyable evening.
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Epworth League
McKinley Avenue Baptist Church
Frank Rody
Hicks Avenue
First Presbyterian youth host informal church party
The young men of the Christian Endeavor group at the First Presbyterian Church hosted an informal entertainment Friday evening in the church parlors. Palms and ferns decorated the rooms in artistic fashion.
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Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Social Guests Attend Mrs Hutchins Card Party
Mrs C L Jackson will entertain Mr and Mrs Juan Dillasana during their March 16 17 stay with Blanche King’s company. Mrs M B Hutchins hosts next Thursday afternoon for Misses Annie Bess Moore and Annette Schmidt with a long list of attendees and assistants including Mesdames Moore Kilgore Ivancich Rainey Street Davis Affleck Winerich Depe Smith Rowe Matlock Kingsley Burns Ward Lytle Hous ton Clapton Foster Davis Cass Laughlin Weeks and Misses Ivy Shiner Schasse Cotton Mc Campbell Meyer Jones Stephens Wolff Tyrasch Thoms Strouse. Assisting are Misses Kilgore Moore Thomas Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Jackson
Juan Dillasana
Blanche King
L. Ward
E. P. Simmonds
B. G. Barnes
Robert Silsbey
T. D. Cobb
R. H. Ward
J. L. Lytle
A. W. Houston Jr
J. A. Clapton
T. O. Foster
M. C. Davis
Claude Cass
McCune
W. William Laughlin
W. 3. Weeks
Misses Ivy Shiner
Agnes Schasse
Agnes Cotton
Mary Lou Mc Campbell
Marguerite Meyer
Elizabeth Jones
Eleanor Stephens
Lulu Wolff
Aneta Tyrasch
Ethel Thoms
Margaret Strouse
Hutchins
Bessie Kilgore
Lydia Moore
Mildred Thomas
Elsie Schmidt
Battle of Flowers tea planned by association leaders
The Battle of Flowers association will host a five o'clock tea in the Meager Monday parlors. Mrs S G Newton president will appoint final carnival committees and thirty six young ladies will manage the cannons on floats or the twelve standard holders. All members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle of Flowers Association
S. G. Newton
Miss Ruth Kelso Hosts Thursday Novelty Shower
Miss Ruth Kelso entertains Thursday afternoon from noon to 6 in a novelty shower honoring Roy Denman whose marriage to A Brown is set for April 1. Miss Hattie Parks, recently a guest of Dick O Terrell, returns today to her home in Newark.
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Ruth Kelso
Roy Denman
Hattie Parks
S. Dick O. Terrell
Newark
Mil ler and Haas Wedding Spares Jewish Society Circles
The marriage of Samuel Irving Miller of Galveston and Cecile Haas will take place Wednesday at the bride’s parents home Mr. and Mrs Sol Haas at 122 East Elmira Street. The event draws interest within local Jewish social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Irving Miller
Galveston
Cecile Haas
Sol Haas
East Elmira Street
Harmony Club Vaudeville Tomorrow Evening
The Harmony club presents a large vaudeville program in their hall tomorrow evening. Lloyd Spencer is in charge of the entertainment program.
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Harmony Club
Lloyd Spencer
Mr and Mrs J W Cdnes Host In Studio On Houston Street
Mr and Mrs J W Cdnes entertained elaborately at “50” last evening in the studio on Houston Street in honor of Mrs J A Wickersham of Indiana. The St Patrick idea was most ar- weakly captured in the fragment, showcasing a social gathering with guests and decorative theme.
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J. W. Cdnes
Houston Stret
J. A. Wickersham
Indiana
St. Patrick
Mrs Wickersham Hosts Green Shamrock Function Duet
Mrs Wickersham attended several refined gatherings with a shamrock motif. A brass punch bowl, a six piece string ensemble, shamrock tallies, and five prizes accompanied a three course luncheon after games. Guests included numerous named couples and notable local figures.
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Phelena Clymer
Hert Officers Host Thursday Reception at Infantry Post
Lieutenant and Mrs Charles F Hert will entertain Thursday at 8 o clock in their quarters on the infantry post. The event will be held at their nandeehel quarters.
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Charles F. Hert
Nandeehel
Informal Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Ogden
Mrs Charles Ogden hosted an informal luncheon at the club yesterday followed by an automobile ride. The honored guests included Mia Winchell of Chicago Mrs Vanderup of New York and Mrs Sailor of New York.
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Charles Ogden
Mia. Winchell
Chicago
Vanderup
New York
Sailor
Social gathering features forty two game and music
Miss Eugenie Nord entertained friends at 415 Frasch Street last Friday night with a round of forty two. Charles Kruger performed music and Nora Deussen recited, followed by refreshments served with assistance from Mrs. E. Nordhaus. Guests included Adelaide de Lacoste Eugenie Tanner Scherls Sarah Promerwitz Deussen H. Kiemenmean Clyde Littlefield Leon Henry Clarence Griffin Hémexi Hocker Lloyd Taylor and others.
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Frasch Street
Eugenie Nordhouse
Charles Kruger
Nora Deussen
E. Nordhaus
Jack Burke
Adelaide de Lacoste
Eugenie Tanner
Scherls
Sarah Promer
Sans Sensi Club Hosts Attentive Saturday Tea
The Sans Sensi club was entertained at the home of Misses lie and Annie Levytansky on Saturday afternoon. Lotto prizes went to Miss Vior Battaglia first, Miss Ade line Burger consolation, and M Hazel Comstock. An ice course followed for several guests and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Sensi Club
Misseslie
Annie Levytansky
Vior Battaglia
Gest Prize
Adeline Burger
M Hazel Comstock
Gertge Lee Bitter
Eva Gutzeit
Nettye
Savior Battaglia
Hazel Comstock
Julia Small
Adelia Burger
Alta Robertson
Ophelia
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Alice McKinnon
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Ruby Crawford
Gertrude Bowden
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Will Sutherland
Raymond Russell
McCord Harrison
Robert Jacks
Robert Tannehill
Adolph Steiler
Talmer Woodson
Ralph Russell
Sherman Patterson
Arthur Donaldson
H. A. Wilkerson
Percy G. Hall
Owen Scott
Ralph
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John Darragh
Frank Badger
Arthur Seeligson
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N. York
Thomas Palfrey
C. C. Janin
Will Herff
Charles Florian
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Fannie Simpson
Glenn Hoke
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Ralph English
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Mae Tomason
Leonard Brown
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G. D. Clymer
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W. M. Wolff
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