Engagement of Moll McKellar and William McNutt Announced
Society notes report Moll McKellar of San Antonio and the Mar iposa ranch in Mexico engaged to William McNutt son of Mrs. Vachel Harry McNutt. Moll, a San Antonio social figure, studied at Thomas Jefferson, incarnate Word college, Katherine Gibbs School, and NM Military Institute. The announcement came at a morning coffee hosted by Ailes Salle Mitchell. wedding planned after Lent, with social calendar events listed for the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Skene McKellar
San Antonio
Mariposa Ranch
Mexico
Moll
William McNutt
Vache
Harry McNut
Miss McKellar
Ailes Salle Mitchell
Visits Planned by Mrs Holmingreen and Mrs Holmerestr
Mrs Holmingreen and Mrs Holmerestr have spent the past ten days in Mineral Wells Texas. They are expected to return home early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Holmingreen
Atrs
Melrose
Mrs Hickox Ends Stay in Los Angeles Visit
Mrs Charles Hickox has left Los Angeles after staying with her sister Mrs William Holden for several months. Her daughter Miss Lydia Hickox remains with the Holdens. Hickox had recently traveled from Houston to New York City for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hickox
L. A
Grades Hickox
Wig
William Holden
Houston
Mya
Ben Bolt
New York City
Lydia Hickox
Holdens
Mexico Show Coming to Town Senorita Rubio Headlining
Senorita Grete Rubio stars in Romance of Old Mexico at Municipal Auditorium this Thursday March 27. The Tehuana tale recounts a shipwreck trunk of ladies finery washed ashore and the queen’s lace neck ruff inspiring a famed head dress. Rubio performs the Tehuano song with the Marimba orchestra the Charros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senorita
Grete Rubio
The
Rewli
D A R Chapter Reviews Book in March Meeting
The Alamo chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a March 12 meeting at Mrs. J. A. McIntosh’s home. Mrs. W. W. Manwell reviewed Lyle Saxon’s Fabulous New Orleans. Members, hostesses, and gifts to Wesley House and other groups are noted along with community projects and patriotic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Alamo
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. A. McIntosh
Lyle Saxon
W. W. Manwell
H. A. Moos
Kathering Holman Myers
Anabel Oliver
R, H. Parkinson
Harry Pennington
Mary Poling
Carl Fool
Riven
Phone
Elizabeth Morey
Mra
Parkinson
Bimal R. Knight
Ay Beneff
C. ‘Tullos
Hbratian
Wesley House
International Institute
San Antonio
Seguin
Austin Highway
Fredericksburg
Marshall Eskridge
George Wray
Joh L. Browne
Ells Chaney
Lucas
Harry Fennington
E. A. Tyroil
Robert McCoy
Edwin Chamberlain
Fam
W. W. Adana
Friendship and Service Club Spor
Nér
D. A. Fi. National Museum
American Genealogical Society
Katherine Holman Myers
United States
North Pecos Street
D. A. BR
Brittan Retlef
Red Cross Yeork
William Hoard
Red Grass
Dalton
Landers to Address Club Dinner Meeting Topic National Defense
The Business and Professional Warren’s club will hold its regular monthly dinner Tuesday at 6 45 p m at the Gunter hotel Meadames FP Lovell Dickinson education chairman and Edith Borvey health chairman head the program Speakers include Col Howard T Landes on the national defense impact on social economy and education and Miss Faye Pannell district president of the Texas Graduate Nurses association on health defense from a health standpoint Mrs Gustav Pagenstecher and Mrs William Hart depart this week for Virginia and South Carolina to visit relatives and schools
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren's Club
Gunter Hotel
Meadames FP
Lovell
Dick‘son
Edith Borvey
Gol
Howard T
Landes
Faye Pannell
Texas Graduate Nurses' Association
Notes of Praise for Local Ladies and Garden Springtime Charm
Monsieur Chambray strums his guitar for W B Tuttle praising her bright brass door knocker. Mrs Harold Tittman notes Swiss skiing and the chic hat. Evelyn Duerver sings as her hat flies and she recovers gracefully. Mrs T T Campbell extols a San Antonio yard glowing with jasmine, fantana, spring blooms and lily pools, a year round beauty spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.T. Campbell
San Antonio
Planned Ranch Party at Armstrong Ranch in Brownsville
Charlea Armstrong Jr arriving from Sewanee college will entertain at a house party at the Armstrong ranch in Brownsville with guests including Miss Judy Molter of New Orleans Camlyn Brown and John Tobin Armstrong Universities students are expected to attend. The ranch is described as a picturesque adobe home with antique furniture bright lights and flowers. Miss Lucy Armstrong hosted a costume party for about 24 friends at her parents home to celebrate her ninth birthday with peach blossoms and a white ballet costume trimmed in pink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea Armstrong Jr
Sewanee College
Armstrong Ranch
Brownsville
Bbe
Judy Molter
New Orleans
Camlyn Brown
John Tobin Armstrong
Texas
Lucy Armstrong
Charles Armstrong
Miss Armstrong
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Thomas M. Brett
Evelyn Anna Kane
J. R. Kane
St. Mary's Church
Love
Archer
A. W. Wester
Agnes Newton
Albert
King
Mia
Frank W. Drady
Dorothy Waite
Lane ‘Taylor
Tarichton
Nett Graves
Garrizo Springs
Tom Lasater
Falfurries
John Doherty
Kelly Field
Leila Mee Pace
Roy J. Yanham
Sara Pornington
Edwin E. Tolivér
Lorraine MacKay
Vera J. MacKay
Marrion
Masion City
By Adrienne
Adrienne
Frost's
Greta
Sneta Ruaio
D.A.R. Has Book Review
Madison Bourre Presbyterian Church
Assembly House
Camden Street
W. LD. Rowell
Service Guild
Madison Square Presbyterian Churih
Sally Chase Guild
Madison Square Presbyterian
L. J. White
Kampmann
Luchas Hyeft
Townsville
HM Wil
Gustav Pagenstecher
William Hart
Virginia
South Carolina
Pagenstecher
Verna
Wito
Randolph Macon College
Hart
Bi] Jr
Monsieur Chambray Struma
W. B. Tuttle
Harold Tittman
Eleanor Barclay
Switzerland
Europa
Evelyn Duerver
New York
Jersny
Shankar Efipa
Frank Bros
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