Women’s Club Meet Opens in San Marcos
At the tenth annual Fifth District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs session in San Marcos on May 4 delegates from 41 clubs gathered. Mrs Eli Hertzberg of San Antonio was favored for state president as Prof A S Blankenship of the University of Texas spoke on Home and School Clubs. A San Marcos luncheon and continued talks followed with San Antonio representatives among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Tex
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Eli Hertzberg
San Antonio
A. S. Blankenship
University of Texas
Rylander
Hyer
Blankenship
J. E. Ewell
Goliad
Della Ellisson
Paschal Puiner
Uvalde
San Marcos Clubs
Southwest Texas State Normal School
San Antonians
M. J. Bliem
Marion Bliem
J. F. Peter
Will L. Dunne
Rufus Lewis
W. H. Chambers
J. van Landinghan
J. H. Hopper
Della Ellison
Marian B. Fenwick
C. E. Snider
J. Noyes Evans
J. B. Cunningham
F. W. McAlester
A. M. Fischer
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Margaret Olive Jordan
D. J. Leary
Mary Corwin
Gussie Scott Chaney
Women’s Club
J. Novyes-Evans
Woman's Club
Marian Fenwick
Conrad Schasse
Cardui Relieves Monthly Pain in Mrs Ortega’s Testimony
In Orange Texas Mrs Nora Ortega, formerly of Redlich Louisiana, describes severe monthly suffering eased by Cardui. She praises Cardui for relief and notes its affordable price due to popularity. Chattanooga Medicine Company offers a 64 page home treatment book upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Ortega
Orange, Tex
Redlich
Mately
Orange
Tex
Cardui
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory N. Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Texarkana Chosen For Next Convention In Third District
Delegates to the Third District Women's Federation of Clubs convention depart Marshall today. Mrs. C. T. Bonner of Tyler was elected president at last night's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Bonner
Associated Press
Marshall
Tex
Women’s Federation of Clubs
Texarkana
Tyler
Southern Pacific Runs Test Fruit Train San Francisco to New York
Southern Pacific dispatched a special California fruit train from San Francisco to Galveston by rail then by steamer to New York as a test. The 2600 mile route covered in 119 hours to Galveston and five more days by water to the final port, with the next all rail run set for May 8 via New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
California
San Francisco
Galveston
New York City
San Antonio
New York
New Orleans
Commencement at San Antonio Female College Honors Graduates
Many attended the San Antonio Female College closing exercises in the school auditorium. Rev J M Alexander of Cuero spoke on the graduates future. Dr J E Harrison awarded diplomas and certificates to named students across English literature music Latin Spanish and other fields. The San Pedro Circle of Travis Park church met with Mrs E C Price for a social hour after business. The San Antonio Turn Verein schedules its annual picnic for May 14 at Viva with trains from the depot at 8 40 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Verna Brundrett
Ruth Gibson
Pearl Newton
Georgie Newton
Addie Thomas
Rhea Wilkinson
Irene Longmaid
Felona McDaniel
Anna Hight McCloud
Lucile Smith
Gora Crews
Gladys King
Ruth Routt
Mary Wallace
Hazel Cain
Ruby Crawford
Maud Taylor
Beulah Webb
Vivian Weeks
Eloise Watkins
Kathleen McMullin
Lois Elder
San Pedro Circle
Travis Park
E. C. Price
Warren Street
Society Notes and Plantations at Mrs Terrells Reception
Miss Betty Matthews and Miss Catherine wap assist at social functions in Waco. Mrs J O Terrell hosted a 4 to 6 reception for her niece Mrs Frank Clements of Greenville with wildflower decor and a green dining room. About fifty guests attended including Mesdames Springhall Sullivan Wood Tewey Peyton Baird Weise Wallace Shackelford Maher Donoho. The article also lists club meetings, officers, and upcoming events across the Wil lard W C T U the Be ax on Hill P T A and the Fifth district federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Walter Springhall
Pete Sullivan
P. C. Wood
Ed Tewey
Geo. Peyton
C. A. Baird
H. Weise
Herbert Wallace
W. H. Shackelford
H. Maher
Mrs. Donoho
J. O. Terrell
Summit Place
Frank Clements
Greenville
Clements
Terrell
Mesdames Dick, Chester
Marshall Terrell
Ables and
Bentley
Social events in San Antonio military and civic circles
Colonel Reynolds of the Twenty second Infantry entertains at dinner at 8 o clock. Mrs J O Terrell receives informally from 4 o'clock in honor of Mrs Frank Clements. Captain and Mrs George S Simonds entertain at dinner at 8 o'clock at Fort Sam Houston. The Laurel Heights Musical club meets at 8 o'clock at 105 West Woodawn. Frank Gallagher hosts an informal supper at 7 o'clock p m at the Cafe Mexicana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Reynolds
Twenty-second Infantry
J. O. Terrell
Frank Clements
George S. Simonds
Fort Sam Houston
Laurel Heights
West Woodawn
Frank Gallagher
Local women groups host receptions and lectures schedule
The Young Ladies society of Trav is Park Methodist church hosts an informal reception tomorrow from 8 AM to 6 PM and 8 PM to 10 PM with a large list of ladies assisting. A varied afternoon and evening music and readings program is planned. The Jewish Literary club announces lectures in May and June at Moore building, first talk by L. A. Freed with music by Miss Fannie Burger. Other notices include the Madison Square Ladies Aid at 118 Barrilla Place tomorrow afternoon, Bonham School Mothers club garden party Friday, Government Hill Literary club meeting yesterday, and ongoing Carnegie library story hour for children with "The Exploits of Achilles" this week. Also mentions travels of Mrs. H J Kronsberg to St Louis and local students Ola Wood and Parl Killough, plus Miss Bessie McConaughy’s Medina visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Society
Travis Park Methodist Church
Joe Hill
T. O. Foster
H. 8. Affleck
Louis Oge
E. D. Mouton
W. A. Godbey
T. H. Flannery
Harry Hyman
J. C. Lambkin
W. F. Gohlke
Harry Leap
Carlton Adams
Julia Mouzon
Helen Eads
Eula Mae Mitchel
Fannie Applewhite
Marian Wright
Ethel Carroll
Maud van Wie
Herman Bal
T. E. Mumme
E. D. Mouzon
Jewish Literary Club
Moore Building
L. A. Freed
Fannie Burger
Ladies’ Aid Society
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Hunsdon
Barrilla Place
Madeleine Terrace
Alamo Heights
W. L. Rockwell
Carnegie Library
Carnegie Hall
Troy
Achilles
Westminster Presbyterian event postponed to the 20th
The Westminster Presbyterian church celebration at San Pedro park is postponed to the 20th and will be held at the park. Mrs. J. E. McDowell and baby returned to Lockhart after visiting relatives on Macon street. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Walthall of East French Place plan a two week trip to New York. Mrs. R. L. Lawrence hosted the Five Hundred club at her Cherry street home with rosé decorations and a salad and ice reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McDowell
Baby
Lockhart
Macon Street
Leon Walthall
East French Place
New York
Westminster Presbyterian Church
San Pedro Park
The
R. L. Lawrence
Five Hundred Club
Cherry Street
Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Burleigh at the Fort
Mrs John J Burleigh hosted a delightful bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon in her quarters at the fort. The card rooms and tables were attractively decorated with wild flowers and roses. Sixteen guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Burleigh
Bridge
the Fort
Dinner at sea captain residence featuring pink roses
Capt and Mrs George 8 Simonds of the Twenty second infantry host a dinner this evening with pink roses as the table highlight. Covers will be set for guests in a formal Army social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Simonds
Twenty-second Infantry
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Main Avenue
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Harris
Betty Matthews
Catherins
Willard W. C. T. U
George Nies
Pecan Street
Beacon Hill School
St. Mark's Church
Episcopal Council
Aid
R. H. McCracken
Clara Mays
Edwards
Dallas
Literary Association
Riverside Park
Mothers’ Club
Margaret Wynne
Forol Scott
Wills Point
C. C. Todd
A. W. Bloor
Austin
Major
A. A. Wilke
J. M. Hskridge
Roy Hearne
W. D. Syers
J. P. Delesdenier
Day Pattison
Jack Syers
W. C. Manlove
W. A. King
Jack Sprague
Leatherman
Hot Springs
Ark
H. L. Ripley
George Simonds
C. B. Allen
Palmer
J. & Peter
City Federation
Bohemian Scribbler
Thirza Bellinger
Self Culture Club
F. W. McAllister
Southwestern
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Francis Clark
el Paso
H. H. Neill
Waco
James B. Houston
Jesse M. Lee
John H. Page
Joseph H. Dorst
Hughitt
Marjorie Page
George O. Squier
Joseph
Egypt
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
Woman’s Club
M. J. Briem
H. P. Drought
P. H. Swearingen
Perry J. Lewis
H. Cc. Carter
FE. R. Clark
William Luke
Edward McClannahan
Guy 8. McFarland
Bonham School Mothers’ Club
Government Hill
J. Allen Nickols
William Will
Nickols
Will
Germany
H. J. Kronsberg
St Louis
Ola Wood
Gonzales
Parl Killough
Devine
B. R. Abernathy
Madison Street
Bessie McConaughy
Medina
R. T. Felix Gouraud
Oriente
Ee Ae
Gouraud
Crei
United States
Canada
Europe
FEAD
T. Hopkins
Dones Strest
New Young
the House of Fashion
Ciumvutl
Midtilmv
Ata
Nemo
Smart Set
W. B
J. B
Milan
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