Music Week opens in San Antonio with varied programs
Nations Music Week in San Antonio launches with a diverse lineup at the St Anthony Hotel ballroom. Akash Week Association plans a musicale and reception featuring musicians from city clubs. Westmoorland College showcases voice students directed by Allene Sanders with chorus selections. Miss Meta Hextwig presents Bite Smee Wallace in a piano recital. Mildred Delma, with Mildred Daugherty at the piano, offers a costume recital at the Greater Hotel ballroom under the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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San Antonio
Akash
St Anthony Hotel
Westmoorland “College
Allene Sanders
Rock
Musbers
Mmiss
Meta Hextwig
Bite Smee Wallace
XW. C
Gnater Hotel
Mildred Delma
Mildred’ Daugherty
Barnar EL. Bee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Club Calendar Highlights Music Week Events
San Antonio clubs schedule Music Week activities across hotels. Daughters of the Confederacy meet at the Gunter and St Anthony while Pan-Hellenic Round Table plans a Cinco de Mayo program at the Gunter. Phoenix Club, Menger Hotel program, and Beacon Hall church groups host luncheons, musicales, and dinners with notable speakers and performances.
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Pan Hellenic Round Table
Gunter
Robert
Lee Chenter
Daughters of the Confederacy
Gunter Hotel
Barnard E. Bee
St. Anthony
Phoenix Club
Menger
Barnard FE. Bee
Fidelis
Beacon ‘Hall Baptist Church
G. W. Johnson
West Mulberry Street
Menzer Hotel
Bessie Monkhouse
Raymond Ferman
Mary Ethel Vaughan
L. W. Evans
Federation of Women's Clubs
Wil
Eli Hertzberg
Alamo Roller Canary Club
Robert E. Dee
Calendar of society events greets May graduates
The calendar lists numerous social engagements honoring Miss Zula Blank and Miss Alice Appleton, June graduates from St Marys hall, with luncheons hosted by Mrs Ike Kamsman and Mrs Wolff at city venues. Other gatherings include teas for debutantes Dorothy McCampbell and Margaret Jamison at the St Anthony Hotel, and a large house party hosted by Mrs doe Le Hills in Arlington Street. The page also notes the marriage of Kain Taylor and Alignon Glover, and other society entries detailing guest lists.
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Ike Kamsman
Zula’! Blank
St. Mary's ‘Hall
Lonor
William Cal
Silliman _will
the St
Anthony Hotel
Dorothy McCampbell
Margaret Jamison
Nellie Moores
Russelville
Ark
Helen Pegues
el Paso
W. J. Gardier
Gonzales
Mamie Pate Mack
Doe le Hills
Armistead Street
Rouse
Ge SF
Ed McMonigal Jr
Dallas
Ed McMonigal
City
Kain Taylor
Alignon
Glover
H.C. Glover
Lloyd Bloodworth
Fort Worth
Arthur J. Moore
J. A. Marshall
E. P. Smithson
el Pass
Dena Qlsiner
Minnon -Glover
Kahn Taylor
Edmund A. Hardwick
V. A. Wolfenberg
B.A. McNees
C. D. Brown
Mignon Glover
Roy Wight
A. Groom
Duane Karoly
J. E. Hammonds
C. M. Webb
H. Hgreon
H. H. Hensler
G. Henekle
L. A
Netlis Wood
Fritz “Sehlenning
Kelly Commander Flies to Oklahoma for Major General Patrick Event
Lt Col Culver accompanied by Kelly Fick took off Tuesday for Muskogee to attend a function honoring Major General Mam Patrick, commander of the Air Force. Culver will return to his post Wednesday.
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J. Culver
Rot Kelly Fick
Muskonee
Mom
Patrick
Air Fore Tieutenant-Colone
Culver
Thieves Take Five Blankets and Gems
Five olive drab blankets and several articles of jewelry and clothing were stolen from the residence of Fran Ito Canales at 2804 Guadalupe Street over the weekend. The loot is valued at $100.
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Franito Canales
Guadalupe Street
He Joot
Autoists Hurt as Car Overturns on New Braunfels Road
Robert Gueldner of 287 East Wool and C E Stone owner of the Jones Avenue garage were injured when their car skidded on wet pavement and overturned on the New Braunfels road Sunday night. Stone was badly shaken. Gueldner slightly injured.
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Robert Gueldner
East Wool
Hoyave
C. E. Stone
Jones Avenine
New Braunfele Road
Second Division Begins March to Kerrville and Fredericksburg
The Second Division under Brigadier General Paul M Tone leaves Fort Sam Houston for a two week overland bicycle march to Fredericksburg and back. About 5000 troops form a seven mile long column with two routes via Gillespie County and Blanco road. Infantry and artillery units split, camping at Nine Mile Hill and Beater as they advance, meeting at Boerne Wednesday before a Fredericksburg stop. field kitchens travel with the column under simulated war conditions.
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Fredericksburg
Paul
Ma Tone
Fort Sam Houston
Frodericksburg
Gillespie County
Second Field Artillery
Blanco Road
Nine-Mile Hill
Beater
Babcock Road
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Twelfth Field Artillery
Camp Stanley
Boerne
Wield
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GLUES
California
Oxfords
Ana Ois
St Anthony Otel
Tuesday Musical Club
Menger Hotel
Alex McCollister
San Antonio Public Schools
Marshall Johnston
Ashoner Net
Council of Jewish Women
Jerome Harris
West
Laurel Avenue
Ladies and Society of the Grace English Lutheran Church
Serosis Club
Herarrd E. Bee
James van Landingham
San Antonio Social Welfare Bureau
Y.A. C. A. Birs. J
Peter
Mesdames J. van Londingiem
J. $. Peter
O. M. Fitzhugh
BR. Holmgreen
Max Vieweger
B.C. Hugman Ben T. Teel
H. A. Blots
W. Jones
Claude J. Carter
Mise Tine Craig
Es W. Hearne
the Daughters of 1812
Hopkins
East Courtland Place
George Beeck
John Griskom
George Cummins
E. Lee Paron
Hyesident
Westmesrland College
Gered
Musses Num
Mesdames
G. F. Heinen
C. H. Sheneman
F. W. Nutter
G. F H. Scholl
Marjorie Herff
Wolff and Mart
Alice Appleton
Main Avenue Biekwea
Ned. Holland
DeWitt Reed
Corpus Christi
Reed
Sam Barclay
Raymond Beller
Jack. George
Eleanor Barclay
Walter Negley
Martha Shook
Rupert Gresham
Gunter Hardie
Eleanor Townsend
Robert Terrell
Bo Hardon
Louisville
Argyle
Miss Haydon
Montreal
Mont Royal
Liverpool
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Switzerland
France
Rome
Europe
L. J. Hart
Grace Hotchkiss
George Taylor
Airs. Mandarlor
Tone Seales
Kerrville
Airs
Sohn Leekie
New York City
Ralph Getzendaner
Mire James Coleman
Willian Calvin Silliman
Albert Munchow
Banco
St. Francis Street
Herman Ruz
W. Pate
T. Whilens
Otto Wietas
R. Schmidt
Ida Winhoefer
Richard Nelms
F. E. Reese
Hugo Sieber
Toepperrein
Ida Winhoefe
Herman Mrenchou
Hermaz Rex
Alvin Penshorn
Hugo Muenchon
Harry Baus
Irs
Jack Faber
Alber Schoeman
Otto Hose
R. Sehmidt
Louis Penshorn
Louie Penshorn Jr
George Grimsinger
Otto Weiters
Dick, Weilers
J. Whilens
Cora Hoese
Annie Ball
JY. Tate
Lytle. A
Kemper
Broadway
Dickey
Kelly
Oklahoma
Rie Srs
United States
SHE Pepsacent Company
Sec
S. Wabash Ave
Chicago
Wal, C
Rae
South
The
Marc
S. A
Gillespie
Knox Nurseries
W. Commerce ST. Crockett
Texas Specia
St.Louis
St. Louis
Griffin
North St. Mary’s Street
Walt & Marx Go
Wolff & Marx Co
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