San Antonio Forms Art League At Carnegie Hall Meeting
The meeting at Carnegie Hall concluded with the formation of an Art League of San Antonio to promote art through exhibitions lectures and classes and to establish a permanent free gallery. Pompeo Coppini praised southern artistic potential as officers and a board were elected and membership is expected to reach about a thousand.
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San Antonio
Carnegie Hall
Art League For
Pompeo Coppini
Coppini
South
North
League
William L. Herff
H. P. Drought
Mamie Florian
Floyd McGown
E. S. Maury
Solon Stewart
Solon K. Stewart
F. W. McAllister
Eleanor Stribling
Lizzie Tynan
Mary Belle McKenzie
J. W. Carhart
Roy Beitel
M. L. Florian
Isabel S. Turner
M. C. Vance
P. Skinner
Kate S. Schenck
E. Y. White
Stella F. Elmendorf
R. J. Onderdonk
P. Coppini
T. N. Devine
George Powell
Bernard Mackensen
H. Gareisen
Lily Gohmert
Emma Gutzeit
Suggs
C. Pesseis
EB. C. Branch
Julian Onderdonk
Marjorie Armstrong
Mai Dai Teagarden
Agnes, Schasse
Kitty Devine
Agnes Edwards
Glover Johns
O. S. Newell
Mary A. Bryant
J. Tom Williams
Hobart Huson
R. M. Field
J. A. McDonald
Joseph F. Carr
J. A. Jones
Bridge party hosted by Mrs Frederick at Fort Sam Houston
Mrs. Daniel A Frederick hosts a bridge party this afternoon at Fort Sam Houston. Also on the schedule is a Phoenix club open meeting with Mrs Hugh B Rice on Nolan street, a Shakespeare class with the Misses Baskin on Baltimore avenue, and Mrs G B L Carter entertaining the Priscilla club on El Mira street this afternoon.
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The
Phoenix Club
Hugh B. Rice
Nolan Street
Misses Baskin
Baltimore Avenue
Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Madison Square Church
The Ladies' Aid Society of Madison Square Presbyterian Church will meet at the church at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon for election of officers.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Church Circle Meeting Sits With Mrs Craft on Magnolia
The Tobin Hill Circle of Travis Park church met with Mrs. CG B Craft on Magnolia Avenue yesterday afternoon. The usual program ran smoothly with good attendance.
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Tobin Hill
Travis Park Church
CG. B. Craft
Magnolia Avenue
Social Notes From San Antonio Gatherings
Mrs. Wilbur Craft hosts in Buffalo while Miss Styles visits San Marcos guest Miss Davidson in Alamo Heights. Leo Burns returns from Nashville to join Cross 8 Ranch in Crystal City. Mrs. James Muir hosts bridge at Fort Sam Houston. Marie Grandjean plans West Park birthday party Saturday. San Antonio Pen Women hosted a matinee at the Orpheum with A. G. Munro R. D. James Charles Davis Harriet Ford Clara Gray Louise Carter in attendance.
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Dorothy Styles
San Marcos
Iane Davidson
W. D. Willmer
Alamo Heights
Leo Burns
Nashville, Tenn
San Antonio
Crystal City
Cross 8 Ranch Company
Marie Grandjean
West Park Avenue
Orpheum
Mesdames
A. G. Munro
R. D. James
Charles Davis
Harriet Ford
Clara Gray
Louise Carter
New York party at Grand sees Elsie Janis
Edward Ward of New York City attended a box party at the Grand last evening to view Elsie Janis. A supper at the hotel followed the performance. The guest list included Mr and Mrs D Nicholson, Miss Younter, Miss K N Marley, Miss Clifton and Miss Maiette Smith.
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Edward Ward
New York City
St. Anthony
Elsie Janis
D. Nicholson
Embroidery Club Meets at Mrs Carter Home
Mrs. G. B. L. Carter of Elmira street hosted the Pricilla Embroidery club this afternoon. Twelve members attended and refreshments were served after the meeting.
Patrick motif bridge party at Fort Sam Houston hosted by Mrs Frederick
An afternoon bridge party at Fort Sam Houston hosted by Mrs Daniel A. Frederick featured 3 PM card games and a 5 PM reception. Guests included Mesdames Carnahan Lee Smith Usher Bowman Conrad Hoskins Muir Cusack Hennessy Kennedy Taylor Ripley Halford Siler Ford Palmer Murray Baxter Appel Rice Harmay Adams Garber Greer Poore Lockwood Darragh Barmore Guiney Withers Whitfield Bomford Treat Pendleton Rolfe Burleson Walker Monroe Olmstead Herr Phelps Kay Dickinson and Miss Frederick.
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Fort Sam Houston
Daniel A. Frederick
St. Patrick
Mesdames Earl Carnahan
Jesse M. Lee
A. Smith
A. M. Usher
M. H. Bowman
Julius T. Conrad
J. D. Hoskins
J. Muir
Joseph Cusack
F. B. Hennessy
J. C. Kennedy
Theodore B. Taylor
H. C. Ripley
W. R. Taylor
Dean Halford
Joseph Siler
A. Halford
R. P. Palmer
W. Murray
J. E. Baxter
D. M. Appel
Sedgewick Rice
John Harmay
J. P. Adams
Max Garber
H.S. Greer
Benjamin A. Poore
J. Lockwood
John Darragh
M. D. Barmore
Patrick Guiney
Lee Withers
Robert Whitfield
George M. Bomford
Charles G. Treat
H. Pendleton
R. H. Rolfe
R. C. Burleson
Kenzie W. Walker
W. Monroe
Fort Sam Houston Dinner Honors Army Officers
Lieutenant and Mrs. Carl Boyd hosted a dinner at Fort Sam Houston last evening. Guests included Major and Mrs. Daniel A. Tate, Colonel and Mrs. Samuel Sturgis, Captain and Mrs. Julius T. Conrad, Lieutenant Ralph Hayden, and Lieutenant and Mrs. Boyd. Jonquil and fern table decorations complemented the formal occasion.
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Carl Boyd
Fort Sam Houston
Daniel A. Tate
Samuel Sturgis
Julius T. Conrad
Ralph Hayden
Boyd
Box party honors Mrs Newell at the Grand
Mrs. George Stribling Newell visiting her father in law O. S. Newell and Miss Ruth Newell were honored guests at a Grand box party last evening. Attending were Mrs. E. S. Maury Miss Agnes Edwards Miss Newell William Peyton and the honoree and host. A supper followed the performance.
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George Stribling Newell
Newell
Ruth Newell
Maury
Agnes Edwards
William Peyton
Fox Hunt Draws Large Crowd at Rockhill Club Event
Yesterday afternoon the Rockhill Hunt club hosted a fox chase with about thirty riders including several young ladies. The first fox was killed, the second released after being chased, and tea and sandwiches were served at Rockhill lodge afterward.
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Rockhill Hunt Club
Rockhill Lodge
Pape's Diapepsin Advertises Quick Indigestion Relief
An old newspaper ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy to instantly digest food and cure indigestion. It claims relief in five minutes, stops sour risings belching and stomach gas, and promises cure for dyspepsia and related stomach troubles with a 50 cent case. It urges readers to ask a pharmacist for Diapepsia.
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Pape
Fort Sam Houston Officers Attend Automobile Social
Guests included officers and ladies from Fort Sam Houston and many automobile parties at the event, reflecting a formal social gathering with military attendance.
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Fort Sam Houston
B Natural Club to Host Recption at Miss Deussen Home
The B Natural club will hold a reception at Miss Nora Deussen's Lavaca street home from 4 to 6 tomorrow afternoon. A program of musical selections and readings will be presented.
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B Natural Club
Nora Deussen
Lavaca Street
Orpheum Matinee Draws Notable Chicago Society Guests
The Orpheum theater hosted a refined matinee with packed loges and numerous hostess groups. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Clawson of Chicago, along with Mrs. J. M. Nix and many others, while Mrs. P. W. Wright and Miss Claudia Smith led another party.
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Orpheum Theater
Armstrong
Austin Clawson
Doris
Chicago
J. M. Nix
Harry Hust
West
Gage
Shayner
Pullman
Craig
Badger
Elizabeth George
Ladies Host Reception for New Pastor at Beatty Home
The Pine Street Presbyterian church ladies plan a reception for Rev. Joe R. Jacobs and his wife at 432 South Olive Street, hosted by Mrs. C. R. Beatty, tomorrow evening.
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Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Joe R. Jacobs
C. R. Beatty
South Olive Street
Miss Blanche Abbott Hosts Hackberry Street Social
Miss Blanche Abbott entertained last evening with games and music at her Hackberry Street home. Guests included Leatha Blackwell, Nettie Cochran, Pauline Slimp, Sophia Pitts, Ruby and Ella Gafford, Ida May Garrettson, Josephine Fink, Louise Smith, Tillie Harris, Ruby Bailey, Mary Harris, Edward Fink, Walter and Otto Baird, Otto Coleson and Daniel Henninger. The Unitarian church youth social scheduled for Saturday was postponed indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dougall and Daniel Davis of Detroit, guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bethge, have returned home. Call a taxi. Heth phones t-
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Blanche Abbott
Hackberry Street
Leatha Blackwell
Nettie Cochran
Pauline Slimp
Sophia Pitts
Ruby
Ella Gafford
Ida May Garrettson
Josephine Fink
Louise Smith
Tillie Harris
Ruby Bailey
Mary Harris
Edward Fink
Walter
Otto Baird
Otto Coleson
Daniel Henninger
Bacteriologist R Campbell Displays Typhoid Malaria Fevers
Dr Chardes A and R Campbell, bacteriologist and microscopist, advertise specialties in typhoid and malarial fevers, located over Dreiss' drug store.
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Chardes A
R. Campbell
Dreiss
Suffragettes on Trial in London Conspiracy Case
London March 14. Mr. and Mrs. Pethick Lawrence joint editors of Votes For Women Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst and Mabel Tuke face conspiracy charges linked to the window smashing campaign Archibald Bodkin counsel for the treasury submits evidence of a deliberate conspiracy He cites payments of $20 000 for hall hires and estimates the Women’s Political and Social Union funds at $572 000 to support militant protests
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Associated Press
London
Pethick Lawrence
Votes For Women
Emmeline Pankhurst
Mabel Tuke
Archibald Henry Bodkin
The
Treasury
Women’s Political and Social Union
Rexall Orderlies Offered With Trial Risk
A Rexall store at H L. Wagner corner East Houston street and Avenue C promotes Rexall Orderlies as a risk free constipation remedy. The ad claims medicine is eaten like candy, gentle, non upsetting, and suitable for children and delicate persons with three sizes priced 10 25 and 50 cents.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
H. L. Wagner
East
Houstonstreet
Avenue C
Local School and Club Meetings Announced for Tomorrow
Burnet School Mothers Club meets at 3 30 with Afternoon With Our Teachers program starring Miss Florence Converse. Milam School Mothers Club sets an afternoon session with Dr J G Baldwin speaker. San Antonio chapter Southern Association of College Women hosts 8 pm open lecture by Dr Virginia Spencer on German Characteristics in History and Art. Bea con Hill Junior Audubon at Blanco road kindergarten then San Pedro park. Bonham School Mothers Club program features Dr Thomas Corbandt on The Backward Child at the president’s home.
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Burnet School
Florence Converse
Milam School
Mothers’ Club
J. G. Baldwin
San Antonio
Southern Association of College Women
Central Christian Church
Virginia Spencer
Audubon Society
Beaecon Hill
Blanco Road
San Pedro Park
Bonham School
Thomas Corbandt
A. C. McDaniel
Women civic groups hold meetings across city
The Woman's Relief Corps meets tomorrow at Odd Fellows hall inviting visiting members. Parish Aid of St Mark's will host an all day sewing Friday at the parish house. Twentieth Century club met yesterday at the Maverick hotel and plans an open meeting in two weeks on the Progress of the Women's Suffrage Movement with talks by Mrs Reese Wilson and Marion B Fenwick among others. Refreshments were served. De Zavala's Mothers and Teachers club meets tomorrow at 8 45 p m with Dr Emma T Miller speaking on Hygiene of Dress and Exercise.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Odd Fellows Hall
St. Mark’s Church
Twentieth Century Club
Maverick Hotel
Reese Wilson
Department of Philanthrophy
Woman's Club
Marion B. Fenwick
J. B. Goodhue
Beaumont
A. H. Pratt
Sedalia
Harris
Champagne, Ill
A.S. Pen
de- Zavala
Emma_ T. Miller
N. B. Shumway
A. A. Joseph
J. M. Davis
Government Hill Literary Club Meeting At Miss Hazel Home
The Government Hill Literary club met yesterday afternoon at Miss Carrie Hazel's home. Mrs. William Will led the program with a paper on What a Tourist Sees in England and shared travel experiences. Miss Mary Will presented two readings Her First Marketing and When Folks Come Home. Refreshments followed and a social hour concluded.
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Government Hill
Carrie Hazel
William Will
England
Mary Will
Bowie School Mothers Club Postpones Meeting
There will be no meeting of the Bowie School Mothers' club tomorrow afternoon as announced. The time of meeting will be announced later.
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Bowie School Mothers’ Club
Ater
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Kidney Tone and Urinary Health
Partly by drawing blood from the surface and congesting the kidneys, partly by avoiding excess work on them, Foley Kidney Pills strengthen the kidneys. They give tone to the urinary organs and restore normal bladder action. Tonic in action and quick in results. Edwards King Drug Co Suc.
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Foley
Edwards-King Drug Co
Suc
Will Sell Cultured Milk Becomes Medical Wonder
Arrangements by Creamery Dairy to produce San a Lac cultured milk claim antiseptic effects and disease prevention. Professor C W Larsen cites Metchnikoff's life extension ideas and the therapeutic value of acid forming bacteria, noting buttermilk and yogurt benefits while warning of sensationalism.
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Creamery Dairy Company
San-a-Lac
C. W. Larsen
State College of Pennsylvania
Dr. Metchnikoff
Metchnikoff
South
Russia
Buttermilk as a refreshing healthful drink gains favor
The article notes acid forming germs in various forms of buttermilk and its therapeutic value. It highlights wide popularity last summer with many people drinking it at soda fountains and restaurants. It states buttermilk has food value close to milk and varies slightly in composition, often with fat content from 2 to 4 percent in the best samples.
Physicians Praise Consumption Remedy Sirolin
An American report extols Sirolin as a new consumption remedy with European endorsements. It claims improved appetite and digestion, relief of cough, and reduced lung mucus, urging readers to request information from the Olin Company in New York City.
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Olin Company
West Broad
New York City
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Reinhard & CO. Coffee and Tea House
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Katherine M. Jaseph
Wilbur Craft
Buffalo, N. Y
C. B. Craft
James Muir
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Unitarian Church
Frank Dougall
Daniel Davis
Detroit, Mich
T. H. Bethge
Heth
M. B. Donoho
O. P
Self Culture Club
J. T. Smith
Washer Brothers Co
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