Society notes outline May renewals and summer events
Miss Betty Matthews reports renewal of charter memberships through May by the Ouly Woman's Christian association. The membership committee includes Nellie Jamison as chair and many others. Summer conference set for June 13 to 23 at Eureka Springs Arkansas with a large delegation expected. May 8 tea for Mulholland school graduates hosted by Miss Margaret Shook. Families plan travel to Norway and Tennessee for summer visits. A country club dance tonight will host Miss White Young of Dallas and several local young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouly Woman’s Christian Association
Nellie Jamison
T. Collins
T. T. Vander Hoeven
Jot Gunter
Margaret Bell Newton
A. W. Green
John Walker
A. C. Yauchey
T. A. Eldridge
Ohn Matthews
J. C. Marshall
Ed Strittmatter
E. Ray
R. F. Milburn
Russell Caffey
Eleanor Brackenridge
Marian B. Fenwick
Young Woman’s Christian Associaton
Hureka Springs
Womn
M Irs
J. L. Cowan
Miss While Young of
Dallas
Miss Cunyus
Iss Maud Cunyus
Wisses Otela Kelly
Winnifred Starker
Tlorence Nicholson
Annie Lee Luber
Social items and gatherings listed for Laurel Heights clubs
Effie Lewis and guests attend a salon luncheon. Laurel Heights Musical club meets at 105 Woodlawn Avenue. 500 club hosts at Mrs A L Lawrence’s home. Business Woman's club of the YWCA meets May 4. Willing Workers of the Phila theater class hold a May meeting at Miss Florence Pape’s home. Lieut Bruce Magruder hosts dinner at Hot Wells with guests. cafe dinner honors Misses Frances Clark and Lucile March hosted by Judge and Mrs H H Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Florence Pape
Burnet Street
Bruce Magruder
Eighteenth Infantry
Hot Wells Hotel
Herndon Sharp
Missey Ferol
Lamar Brewster
Laredo
Margaret Wynne
Wills Point
Sybil. Davis
Phillip Hayes
Edward H. Pearce
Newton Lott
Frances Clark
el Paso
Lucile March
San Angelo
H. H. Neill
Cafe Mexicana
Clark
March
Daisy Brown
Mattie Goggan
Dorothy Austin
Olive Davis
Cardui praised by woman from Abbottsburg for relief
Mrs G H Smith from Abbottsburg North Carolina recounts severe monthly pain since youth and describes taking Cardui which allegedly eased her suffering. She claims three healthy babies and no illness beyond three hours since starting Cardui and urges others to use it to restore health. The ad notes Cardui as a long proven vegetable remedy and offers a mail order pamphlet from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbottsburg
N. C
G.H. Smith
Cardus
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Pt
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Attanooga
Tenn
Recital by San Antonio Female College Adds Musical Flair
The San Antonio Female College presented a varied recital with a large audience. Performances included a chorus, solo vocal numbers, a violin obbligato, and dramatic readings ranging from Neapolitan Boat Song to Barbara Frietchie Act One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Audrey Chapman
Reading
Johnston
Stella Hagg
King
Octavia Downie
Barbara Fritchie
Fytch
Lucile Bourland
Solvey
Leid
Grieg
Eyes of
Spring
Reis
Irene Longmaid
Davis
Hagy
Collier
Red Luncheon Held at Cafe Mexicana
Mrs Max A Krueger hosted a pretty red luncheon this afternoon at the Cafe Mexicana. Deep Richmond roses and red tulle decorated the tables. Covers were set for Sadie Walker Constance Hume Mrs Ferdinand P Herff Zaleme Herff Regina Beckman Helena Guenther Wallie Krueger Catherine Franklin Olive Chapman Florence Seward Ella Carr Marguerite Coleman and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max A. Krueger
Sadie Walker
Constance Hume
Cafe Mexicana
Richmond
Miss Walker
Miss Hume
Ferdinand P. Herff
Zaleme Herff
Regina Beckman
Helena Guenther
Wallie Krueger
Catherine
Mrs B F Yoakum Honored At Cafe Mexicana Luncheon
Mrs. B. F. Yoakum was the guest of honor at a pleasant luncheon held yesterday afternoon at Cafe Mexicana, where her visits to the city inspire delightful entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Yoakum
Local Social Notes Include Luncheon, Teas, and Weddings
Mrs. T A Coleman hosts a luncheon with pink Killarney roses and sixteens guests at her home. Philathea class meets at 3:30 at Mrs. William Crow’s home. Miss Sadie Walker visits Houston. Bertram Steves visits from A and M to see Ed Steves and Miss Carrie Fink. Laurel Heights Episcopal church hosts a benefit tea at Mr Marshal Terrell’s home with a Dream program and multiple performances. Merry Maids meet Thursday at 3 at Miss Winona Furman’s. Agnes O Bryan and Charles Weimer wed at the groom’s home with Ben Fisk performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Coleman
Killarney
Yoakum
Sam Bell
Charles Starr
Marshal Terrell
Belding Place
Laurel Heights Episcopal Church
Ruth McKinney
Ora Witte
Mary Johnson
Catherine Clark
Ney H. Wilbanks
Albert Steves Jr
Louise Lester
Agnes Burroughs
Elizabeth Bell
Dorothy Gaze Marguerite Maracheau
Adele Prescott
Nell Quinn
Galveston
Merry Maids
Winona Furman
Powder House Street
Agnes O'Bryan
Charles Weimer
Morales
Ben Fisk
Mrs Terrell Hosts Informal Tea Thursday at Summit Place
Mrs J Terrell will entertain informally from 4 to 6 PM Thursday at her home 100 Summit Place. She will be accompanied by her sister Mrs Frank Clements of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Terrell
100 Summit Place
Frank Clements
Greene
Westminster church Ladies' Aid to held May festival
The Ladies' Aid society of Westminster Presbyterian church plans a May festival on Saturday May 6 at San Pedro park with a pretty program being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Westminster Presbyterian Church
San Pedro Park
Laurel Heights Girls Club to entertain guests at Woodlawn home
The B Natural club of young girls from Laurel Heights will host their young men friends at Mrs. J E Carson’s Woodlawn avenue residence Friday from 8 to 11 PM. A musical program will precede the reception in the early evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural” Club
Laurel Heights
J. E. Carson
Woodlawn Avenue
Eleanor Brackenridge Club Plans Lawn Fete on School Grounds
The Eleanor Brackenridge Mothers and Friends Club schedules an annual lawn fete on the school grounds from 4 to 7 PM Friday. Committees report readiness for ice cream, sandwiches, salad, coffee, lemonade, cake, fish pond, candy, and program with named chairpersons and helpers. Also notes guests Mrs J F Combs traveling home from Gonzales and Miss Pearle Golden returning to Galveston after a week with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Brackenridge
Ed Everett
Baker
Crider
Erhardt
Ford Dix
Gennett
Willis Johnson
Robert Green
Annis Agnes Walton
Agnes Kray
Amelia Goodwin
Janie Wood
Miss Ruth Bingaman Hosts Jenkins Party in Honor of Miss Littlejohn
Miss Ruth Bingaman of Trenton Avenue will entertain Thursday at 8 oclock p m with a Jenkins party in honor of Miss Liska Littlejohn of Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bingaman
Trenton Avenue
Return to Comune Christi after stay with relatives
Mr and Mrs C L Gordon after several weeks with their parents Mr and Mrs Albert Bartholomae at 1102 South Mesquite street returned to Corpus Christi. They were accompanied by Mrs Gordon's mother who will spend a week with them in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comune Christi
C. L. Gordon
Albert Bartholomae
South Mesquite Street
Corpus Christi
Do You Have the Right Kind of Help Foley Kidney Pills
An advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills claims to furnish the right help to neutralize poisons causing backache nervousness and kidney and bladder ailments. The copy emphasizes relief through a tonic approach and mentions general health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Fink Steves Wedding Tonight at St John’s Lutheran
Miss Carrie Fink and Ed Steves wed at St John’s Lutheran tonight at 7. The ceremony features a Lohengrin march and lavender gowns. After a reception at the Fink home the couple depart for a three week honeymoon east, then reside with Mrs. Kate Steves at 431 King William Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran Church
Carrie Fink
Louis Fink
Ed Steves
Dorothy Pagenstecher
Professor Knapp
Charles Boelhauwe
Adolph Rennert
Tom Buckley
Harry Hooke
George Armbrust
Octavia Graham
Jennie Wahrmund
Paula Seeling
Elsie Stumberg
Alice Hoeke
Juliet Fiery
Florence Fink
Marshall Hearne
O. Hartmann
Miss Fink
Killarney
Mrs. Fink
Kate Steves
King William Street
Tailored Coats Feature Loose Straight Lines and Varied Sleeves
Fashion notes describe tailored coats cut on loose straight lines with lengths just below the hips or half length. Variations appear in sleeve length and in collar and reverse shapes, offering a pleasing range of styles for the figure.
Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Relief for Kidney Ailments
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills relieve backache dull headache nervousness impaired vision and other ills from kidney and bladder dysfunction. It emphasizes Foley Kidney Pills as the remedy for these symptoms.
Artificial flowers reach new realism this season
Each season shows greater perfection in artificial blooms and this year they appear as if just plucked from the garden, conveying vivid color and lifelike texture.
Cynthia Grey's Correspondents Practical beauty and social etiquette tips
Dear Miss Grey offers home remedies for hand redness lips chapping and etiquette notes on calling cards and social visits. Advice covers honey lemon almond oil and egg yolk mixture for hands benzoin for deep lip cracks and proper card use for mother and daughters with timing for dinners and evenings at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Inquirer. A
Dear Miss Grey Advice And A Brown Betty Recipe
The letter discusses personal rules for handling a spouse’s cards and mentions eye health tips and a recipe. It includes a Brown Betty recipe detailing apples butter breadcrumbs sugar nutmeg and baked until tender served with sweetened cream. The tone is instructive and domestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Encouraging a 12 year old to stop nail biting
A reader asks how to stop a 12 year old girl from biting nails. The reply says she can break the habit with willpower and awareness of being observed, noting stubby fingers and unsightly nails as the consequences that deter pride in appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Dear Miss Grey Nose Reduction Advice
A reader asks for a simple remedy to reduce a large nose. The columnist counsels self-acceptance and to concentrate on positive qualities rather than seeking external changes. The guidance emphasizes confidence and ignoring negative judgments from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Dear Miss Grey on Natural Wholesome Girls and Cleaning Tips
A fragment notes a response about what a wholesome girl would value and asks how to remove ore stain from blue serge using naphtha. The text mixes social advice with a cleaning question and hints at care in handling stains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Dyeing and Crafting Artificial Flowers
Dear Miss Grey asks how to dye cotton artificial flowers. A. 8. A. suggests using watercolor paints and a brush to color the flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Dear Miss Grey Why Do Girls Blush
A curious reader asks why girls blush. The answer: blush occurs when self conscious. those confident rarely blush. An old saying notes when a girl ceases to blush she loses a key charm of youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
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Betty Matthews
Catherins College
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Mulhollandchool
Mistletoe Avenue
Papoose
Josephine Woodfull
A. Matzow
Pete
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J. A. Ratcliff
Ruth Hillard
Nashville
Franklin, Tenn
ASN
Effie Lewis
Rose’ Clarkson
Laura Murchison
Tabbie Wright
H. L. Geise
Herbert Hays
John Meuesbach
Park Longworth
Adolph Hertwig
Frank Gallagher
Arthurl. Wynne
Little and Moorehead
Clinton Brown
Gus Zalmanzig
Fred Rice
Clayton
Hayden Smith
A. L. Wood
Laurel Heights Musical Club
A. L. Lawrence
500 Club
E. G. Gallagher
Cherry Street
Business Woman's Club
G. H. Smith
Fiat
Headquard
Alamo Furniture Co
Main Avenue
Flores Street
ED Steves JR
Raba
Travis Park Methodist Church
William Crow
Avenue C
Houston
Max A Krueger
Bertram Steves
M. College
Aera
J. F._ Combs
Miss Pearle Golden
M. J. Garvey
A. J. Roemer
House OF Fashions
Plhleid
Nemo
Cynthia Grey
Inquirer
A. Collman
Manin
Éve
Felix Goureud
FED. T. Ops
Alamo Plaza
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