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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1936

Page

2

Farm wage report shows higher pay across Midwest

Chicago May 408 relief officials and employment services report farm wages rising. A survey of 10 states from Ohio to Nebraska finds farmers paying about $1.40 a day with board for spring help and $1.80 without board, as Midwesterners predict farms will absorb more workers.

Chicago Aberfan Farms Telief Ohio Nebinaka

Debutante Week Celebrations at St Anthony Hotel

Social pages chronicle a busy schedule of debutante teas and receptions for Joella White and others, with Miss Elizabeth Harvey engagement notices and numerous gatherings hosted by clubwomen. Notable events include a Music Week celebration at the St Anthony hotel ballroom and multiple teas and garden parties across city addresses, featuring many Dallas and San Antonio attendees.

Austin Anelor St. Anthony Hote Joella White Yride-elerts Mises Josette Hooucer Felder Margaret Geden Louisville Tess Lea Ath Thome Camuitineullog Mises Lydia Shumard Sally Hartwell Sune Nancy Pulce The Federation of Music Clubs St. Anthony Hotel Ballloon

Birthday fete for Hearst in Santa Monica Spanish gala

In Santa Monica on May 4 a lavish birthday party for William Randolph Hearst was hosted by Miss Marion Davies. About 250 notables attended the buffet dinner dance on Davies’ tennis courts under a large tent, with Spanish motifs, colorful costumes, and performances by stars such as Claudette Colbert and Noma Shearer.

Santa Monica Calif William Randolph Hearst Marlon Davies Miss. Davies Mearst Mr. Hears Miss Davies Fred Stons Dorothy Paula Arthur Brisbane Paul Block Clarence Lindner George G. Young Kay Francis Detmar Davies Jeanette MacDonald Gene Raymond Gary Cropper Sandra Shay Sonora Julia Walsh Clare Windsor Jefferson Davis Cohn California Claudette Colbert Noma Shearer Merle Obtron Desh Coloyer Sabin Lawrence Gray Alera Pringle Spain Dysler Collier Joan Beonet Frank F. Barham Doctor Barham Laird Dusle Gail Patrick Virginia Bruet Aragon

Diverse social notices and guest arrivals at Fort Sam Houston

A stream of names records guests and hosts at Fort Sam Houston events and social gatherings. Mrs Loy Lowe hosts her brother Roy Lowe and mentions Mrs Bes sie Rodingom. An invitation from The Third United States Volunteer Engineers notes a May 16 1836 event. Eva Bergman dinners honors Miss Priscila Peacock of New York with a large guests list and refined table setting.

United States Volunteer Engineers Gunter Hazel Anton Eva Bergman Fort Sam Houston Priscils Peacock New York City Thomas Musgrave Ann Brown Mary Drought Vera Frances Leng Mary Mareurrite Brosseau Ida Urmite Terra Magraw Jane Mathis Previchie Hagood Margaret Timmertit Pal Drought William Wolley Peter Lee Tong Licus Jack Roberts Robert Tyson James Bkells Francis Hill Robert Stillman Thomas Wilds Willa Prigenthali Gene Eeoblen Dou Graul Tom Musarayert

Napkin in Dollar Rule by Gourmets

New York May 4 One hundred epicureans gather to dine tonight under a napkin in the collar rule. The Friends of Excoffier society, formed to celebrate fine eating, enforces etiquette as plates are served. Absolute silence is required, wines are to be tasted with their courses, and smoking is banned until dessert. A man who smokes while eating does not deserve the title of gourmet. The dinner honors Auguste Escoffier, the famed chef.

New York Chet

Students for Sanity Return to Chicago May 4

At the University of Chicago student leaders from radical minority circles back a new deal Veterans and liberalism claim continued Roosevelt administration spending will saddle their generation with debt. Ralph Nicholson editor of The Daily Maroon argues students should engage in governance while Philip Werner and Richard Ely, business school seniors, warn that currency instability and White House extravagance threaten future opportunity.

Chicago UCS University of Chicago United States Francis Bocvt Ralph Nicholson Daily Maroon Phi Kappi Psi Fraternity Nicholson Roosevelt White House Werner

Socialists lead in France after elections with Blum likely premier

Paris May 4. Socialist Leon Blum announced readiness to take power as socialists win 146 seats in parliament. The socialist and allied parties swept the polls, signaling a people’s front government led by Blum. A report notes Thomas Walsh’s short story Homecoating was acquired for early radio reproduction by RKO-Hadio.

Paris France Leon Blum Chamber of Deputies People's Front Blum A c Thomas Walsh Natonel Neakly Collier’s Rko-Hadio

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