Society Notes and Benefit Events Preview
Mrs J P Barclay Mrs M A Harris and Mr and Mrs Winchester Kelso host social gatherings as Missionary Society plans a 3 to 6 pm birthday party at 605 Crosby Street for library funds. An operetta Golden Hair and the Three Bears benefits playgrounds with a large arranging committee and a long list of patrons. Mrs Marshall Terrell hosts cards for Ella Carr and Mrs Arthur Mathis of Rockport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Torbert
Missionary Society of the
Government Hill Methodist Church
Crosby Street
Missionary Library Fund
Marshall Terrell
Ella Carr
Arthur Mathis
Rockport
Dance Chaperones Named for Tomorrow Evening
The chaperones for the dance to be held tomorrow evening by the High School were announced. School officials said supervision will be provided by staff members and volunteer parents to ensure a safe, orderly event.
Alumni Couples Named in School Listing
A long list of alumni couples is announced for a school event. The names include Dr. and Mrs. F M Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. T Foster, Mr. and Mrs. W D Williams, Dr. and Mrs. F Paschal, Mr. and Mrs. Z W Cannon, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hicks
T. ©. Foster
W. D. Williams
F. Paschal
Z. W. Cannon
Perry J. Lewis
Charles J. Lukin
Marshall Johnston
Malone Duggan
C. M. MeAmis
Atlee B. Ayres
M. J. Bliem
Eli Hertzberg
Frey Terrell
Sam Harris
C. A. Goeth
S. G. Bechtel
G. E. LeStourgeon
T. M. Deckman
Pi Delta Chi Dance at Country Club Draws Large Crowd
The Pi Delta Chi dance last evening at the Country Club drew many young people. Palm and fern decorations adorned the rooms and blue and gold pins appeared on the programs. Music came from a stringed orchestra and punch was served during the event. Hosts included Winchester Kelso Jr and others, with chaperones listed among prominent local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Delta Chi
Country Club
Winchester Kelso Jr
Julius Barclay
Alfred Kilgoré
Gustave Pagenstecher
Charles Stone
Jay Washer
William Miller
George Miller
Otto Pahlmann
Rique Reagan
Carl Wheeler
Arthur Young
Lafayette Ward
F. W. Church
Lee Kilgore
Nat M. Washer
C. M. Stone
Peterson
W. C. Wheeler
Edward McClannahan
Perry J. Lewis
Pagenstecher
Rena Campbell
Bowie School Grows as Social Center and Civic Asset
The Bowie school is developing into a social center for the district and aids the welfare of residents and neighborhood civic improvement. On Wednesday afternoon the mothers club hosted an event, enriching community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Mother’s Club
Social news and parties around Lake View area
Benefit ice cream social at Mrs. Sam Myers home on Lake View Avenue raises a good sum. The club, affiliated with state federation and several groups, plans summer entertainments and a fall flower show for prize pot plants grown by schoolchildren. Various guests visit and attend garden party events, with musical recitals and a large turnout at Laurel Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Myers
Lakeview Avenue
State Federation
Congress of Mothers
The
Kindergarten Association
King Playground Club
E. B. Chandler
Laurel Heights
Chandler
Terpsichore
Final meetings of clubs mark year end in city
The German Literary Club held its final year meeting on Monday with Mrs. John Zadick hosting on Madison street. Officers were elected including President Mrs. A Sachs and Secretary Mrs. M Elmendorff. The Smith School Mothers and Teachers Club also convened at the South Heights school building with plans for October and a pavilion payment update. A juvenile operetta Golden Hair and the Three Bears directed by Mrs. Anna McAllister Katzenberger was announced for Beethoven Hall tomorrow evening to benefit playgrounds with a fifty-strong chorus and a long list of cast members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McAllister Katzenberger
Golden Hair
Three Bears
The
Playground Association
A. W.S. Garden
Theodore Y. Hull
Mesdames L. T. Worley
Richard Vander Stratton
James Vanlandingham
M. B. Smith
van Teel
Philip Co. Blank
J. K. Sherrod
John J. Stevens
J. P. Ward
Harrison L. Beach
Hugh McClellan
Wilson M. Brown
A. D. Zucht
T. M. Dechman
George Howard
John Zadick
Madison Street
A. Sachs
R. Seebe
Bertha Staffel
M.elmendorff
L. Goodman
Smith School Mothers’ and
South Heights
Crane
Dasna Reich
Miles Standish
Beethoven Hall
Erin Betters
Woodland Queen
Ethel Holmgreen
Joseph Burger
Dorothie Bell Heuermann
Esther Small
Mary O'Brien
Fair Queen
Angelina Haenel
Mildred Meerscheidt
Addie Mae Griesenbeck
Lauretta Small
Fauna Laughlin
Hope Nagel
Leone Kleck
Isabel Wesing
Agnes Lange
Paulina Steppich
Marguerite Otto
Florence Gillispie
Faithful
Kittle Robinson
Lightfoot
Dorothy Henzel
San Antonio Mothers Club to stage Golden Hair and the Three Bears
The San Antonio Council of Mothers will host a theater party Friday at Beethoven Hall for public playground fund. The cast includes Norma Nordmann Venetta Oshaughnessy May Nash Louise Norton Ida Goldbeck Big Brain Mr William Maher Manny Muff Miss Edwina Krish Tiny Cub Master Gilbert McAllister with accompanist Mrs Lulu McAllister Griesenbeck. A long list of couples and matrons make up the party guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Bertha Stumberg
Charles Hackenfoss
R. A. Reese
DAR Lunch Honors Mrs. Devine At Menger Hotel
The San Antonio chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution honored Mrs. T N Devine with a luncheon at the Menger Hotel at 12 30 today. Toasts praised the retiring regent and looked to next year as Mrs John J Stevens spoke as the newly elected regent. Many members attended including Mrs Mace Stewart and Mrs F M Hicks. The San Antonio Musical Club plans its final meeting at 3 30 Saturday at the Travis Club and Prospect Hill Methodist Church hosted a reception by Mrs E G Banks with a program of music and readings and a scriptural contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
T. N. Devine
San Antonio de Bexar
T N. Devine
Menger Hotel
William Cassin
John J. Stevens
F. M. Hicks
Mace Stewart
Galveston
J. R. Sprague
A. L. Matlock
W. E. Milligan
H. H. Ogilvie
Beulah B. Patterson
Wesley Peacock
Earl R. Gafford
P. Skinner
C. Robertson
Frank Curtis Smith
William Moore White
John P. Withers
H. E. Woodhouse
San Antonio Musical Club
Travis Club
E. G. Banks
The
Missionary Society of
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Banks
S. A. Brown
E. R. Harris
Millenger
Ralph Jackson
Jewish Literary Club Social at Red Men’s Hall
The Jewish Literary Club hosts an evening for members at Red Men’s Hall with dancing and refreshments featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men's Hall
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promoted for Colds
A brief touting of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy for colds in children or adults. It claims to prevent croup bronchitis pneumonia and other severe throat and lung issues by nipping a cold at the outset and healing inflamed membranes. Fischer Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Croup
Fischer Drug Co
Fort Sam Houston hosts informal hop for mounted service men
The Bachelors of the mounted service men of Fort Sam Houston entertain with an informal hop this evening at the Third Cavalry mess located at 107 New Post. Music will be provided by the Third Cavalry band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounted Service
Fort Sam Houston
Third Cavalry
New Post
Third Cavalry Band
Engagement Notice for Miss W b Starky and William Held
Cards announce the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Willie Bob Starky and William C Held, both of Miller. Starky is known in the city, having attended Brackenridge Villa, and Held has many local friends. The Young Ladies Sodality of St Marys Church plans its annual visit to Mission Concepcion for mass at 630 am celebrated by Rev Father Carrier, with a post mass breakfast and picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Bob Starky
William C. Held
Miller
Starky
Brackenridge Villa
Mr. Held
Mission Concepcion
Miss Starky Guests Adeline Small at 311 Lamar Street
Miss Starky becomes the guest of Miss Adeline Small at 311 Lamar Street, a social note indicating a private visit or hosted stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starky
Adeline Small
Lamar Street
Stoves and Plumbing Firms Advertised on Losoya Street
Sam Speilr Hdn Co successors to E L Hofheing at 219 Losoya Street advertised stoves and plumbing services with A Collman, plumber, contact phones 397.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoves
Sam Speilr Hdn. Co
E. L. Hofheing
Losoya Street
A. Collman
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Elmer Boughton
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