Engagement of Jennie Northcraft to Charles Wheeler Lunsford
Edward Northcraft of San Marcos announces the engagement of his daughter Jennie to Charles Wheeler Lunsford. The wedding is set for Saturday June 2 at 1027 San Antonio Street San Marcos. A playlet Waiting for the Train by Grace English Lutheran Church pupils will be repeated by request at 7 oclock Thursday in the parish hall with an additional program of musical numbers being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Northcraft
San Marcos
Jennie
Charles Wheeler Lunsford
San Antonio Street
Grace English Lutheran Church
Meeting of Lott Society Forms Red Cross Circle
A meeting of the Lieutenant Col onel Richard Lott Society Children of the American Revolution is called for 2 30 pm Friday at Miss Mary Catherine Kemper's home. The purpose is to form a Red Cross Circle to be named the Hugh H Young Circle in honor of Dr Hugh H Young a distinguished San Antonio figure who will go to France to lead medical activities. Dr Young is a relative of Miss Kemper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lott
Children of the
Mary Catherine Kemper
Red Cross
Hugh H. Young
San Antonio
France
Dr. Young
Kemper
Riverside Park Mothers Club Banquet Honors June Graduates
Riverside Park Mothers Club hosts a banquet at seven thirty Thursday honoring the June high school graduates formerly of Riverside Park school. Teachers also will be guests. Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park Mothers’ Club
Riverside Park School
Reser
Local social events highlight Tuesday evening schedule
Mr and Mrs Willis Keller host a six o'clock dinner for Miss Josephine Woodhull. Mary of Sacred Heart Church children hold a parish hall card party. Collins Gardens graduates visit Mrs V L Raborn at her home. Equal Franchise Society meets at 8 15 at 233 College Street. Automobile Club dance follows Chow Chows gathering at 7 p m in club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Willis Keller
Josephine Woodhull
Children of Mary of Sacred Heart Church
Collins’ Gardens School
V. L. Raborn
Equal Franchise Society
College Street
Women Host Luncheon and Society Gatherings This Week
Wednesday’s activities include a luncheon at Wolff and Marx Tea Room honoring Miss Josephine Woodhull and Miss Mary Pauline Fordtran by Mrs. George W West and Mrs. Charles Schreiner Jr. A Y M C A Woman's Auxiliary closing reception runs 5 to 7 pm at Mrs. Jarratt's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. West
Charles Schreiner Jr
Wolff and Marx Tea Room
Josephine Woodhull
Mary Pauline Fordtran
Woman's Auxiliary
John Ernest Jarratt
Temple Social Guests At Knight Home
Mrs O C Haworth has reservations by telephone. Mr Easterling, W C Knight and Mrs D A Black of Temple are guests of Mr and Mrs L Knight at 317 Thompson Place.
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Easterling
W. C. Knight
D. A. Black
Temple
L. Knight
Thompson Place
Mu Nu Sigma elects Branham Bennett president pro tem
At a Monday night meeting Branham Bennett was chosen president pro tem of Mu Nu Sigma while Alfred Kilgore remains at the Leon Springs officers training camp. Regular summer meetings will be held.
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Mu Nu Sigmas
Leon Springs
Branham Bennett
Alfred Kilgore
Riverside Park Red Cross Circle Forming in San Antonio
The Riverside Park Circle of the San Antonio chapter of the American Red Cross will form Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 p m in the home of Mrs C D Hogan 222 McKinley Avenue The McKinley Avenue Methodist Church basement is donated as a sewing room and women not using sewing machines this summer are asked to send them to the circle Machines will be locked in the church basement and care guaranteed Contact Mrs Hogan Crockett 1265 for participation The Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians hosted Monday evening in St Marys auditorium honoring Thomas Moores birthday with a program of music talks and readings.
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Riverside Park
San Antonio
American Red Cross
C. D. Hogan
McKinley Avenue
McKinley Avenue Methodist Church
Hogan
Crockett
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Thomas Moore
Proprietary Remedies Prove Worth in Women’s Ailments
The piece praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy used in thousands of homes for decades. It argues proprietary medicines can be as effective as prescriptions and invites women to try the product to prove its value for various female ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Irish poet's natal day celebrated by many at gathering
A large crowd and friends marked the poet's birthday celebration with numbers fitting the occasion. Russell and J. C. Jennett are traveling from Staunton Military Academy in Virginia to visit friends in St. Louis and will return home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
J. C. Jennett
Staunton Military Academy
Virginia
St. Louis
Winerich School Return Delayed by Gonzales Weekend
William H. Winerich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Winerich, will return home Tuesday after completing studies at San Marcos Baptist Academy. He spent the weekend with classmates in Gonzales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Winerich
Frank A. Winerich
San Marcos Baptist Academy
Gonzales
Mrs Holmes Visits Kin in Port Aransas
Mrs. James Whistler Holmes of Port Aransas is the guest of her aunt Mrs. C H Surkamp and Mrs. John Dewees Howard.
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James Whistler Holmes
Port Aransas
C.H. Surkamp
John Dewees Howard
Branham Home Hosts Informal Dance for Miss Nenetta Burton
Mr and Mrs H H Branham entertained fifty guests with an informal Monday evening dance at their Fort Worth area residence in honor of Miss Nenetta Burton. The ball room featured palms and red lilies, and punch was served from a table at one end while two course refreshments followed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Branham
Nenetta Burton
Fort Worth
Major and Mrs Price Adams host Joan the Woman outing
The Adams hosted a Grand Theatre party Monday evening to see Joan the Woman. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Atlee B. Ayres and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Sterling Price Adams
Joan
Atlee B. Ayres
Eugene Kelly
Reading Club closes season with France study
Our Reading Club held its closing meeting for the season Monday after completing a study of French literature from the Renaissance to today. Participants included Mesdames Lucius M. Lamar, T. W. Menefee, Charles S. Diehl, C. L. Davenport, Elizabeth Stribling Maury and T. N. Devine. The group lamented the departure of Mrs. H. D. Brown who will move to Sewanee, Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Mesdames Lucius M. Lamar
T. W. Menefee
Charles S. Diehl
C. L. Davenport
Elizabeth Stribling Maury
T. N. Devine
H. D. Brown
Sewanee
Tenn
Mrs Harry Moore and Miss Mabel Grapotte Set Out for Northern Iowa
Mrs Harry Moore and Miss Mabel Grapotte departed Monday for Northern Iowa to spend several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore
Mabel Grapotte
Northern
Iowa
Misses Leary and Col Glazier Host Brackenridge Park Breakfast
Misses Ruby Leary and Elsie Col glazier will entertain with a breakfast at Brackenridge Park Wednesday. Guests include Floy Menger Lillian James Mary Elizabeth Lettie O Flaherty Helen Hopkins Naomi Cropper Frances Cocke Dorothy Way Mary Keblinger Alice Deler y India Delry Hildred Carter Carroll Carter and Mrs J N Rentfro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Leary
Elsie Colglazier
Brackenridge Park
Floy Menger
Lillian James
Mary Elizabeth
Lettie O'Flaherty
Helen Hopkins
Naomi Cropper
Frances
Pensive Cocke
Dorothy Way
Mary Keblinger
Alice
India Delery
Hildred
Caroll Carter
J. N. Rentfro
England 10 Hold Thousand Baby Shows
England plans a national baby health campaign during the first week of July. One thousand baby shows and perambulator parades will be staged in 250 districts with 40 exhibition sections on baby care. Mayors, medical officers, and town clerks collaborate with the National Baby Week Council chaired by Lord Rhondda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Lord Rhondda
Shower for Bride-to-be Honors Olga Fehrenbach
Miss Elizabeth Gunkel hosts a trousseau shower for Olga Fehrenbach, a bride of next month. Telegram congratulations earn prizes for Mrs. Thomas Anderson and Miss Helene Wolff. A yard well and white crepe paper decor hold the presenting ceremony as Alleen and Marcia Betty Nichols present the fists. Guests include Olga Fehrenbach Helene Wolff Ada Shephard Helene Otto and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gunkel
Trousseau
Olga Fehrenbach
Thomas Anderson
Helene Wolff
Alleen
Marcia Betty Nichols
Ada Shephard
Helene ‘Otto
Mesdames Thomas Anderson
Clarence V. Teel
Leander Wagher
Gus Maurman
Thomas Littleton
S. E. Preston
John Gunkel
Entertain Jolly Twelve Card Club Event
Mr and Mrs E Gutzeit hosted the Jolly Twelve Card Club Monday evening. After a six course supper high five prizes were awarded to Mesdames Lamm McIlwaine Bushick Uhl Friedrich and Messrs Bushick Convers Gutzeit and Friedrich. Attendees included Mrs Meckwaine Lamm Bushick Uhl Friedrich Convers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve Club
E. Gutzeit
Jolly Twelve
Fred Bushick
Alex Uhl
Albert Friedrich
Frank Convers
Lecture for Officers at Gift Chapel Fort Sam Houston
A lecture for officers will be held at the Gift Chapel Fort Sam Houston on Tuesday night at 8 30 by Captain Kul dell Engineer corps on Battlefield Illumination. A discussion of organization tables comparing old and new organization and services follows. Officers of the provisional division and other post officers are invited.
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Fort Sam Houston
Kuldell
Engineer Corps
Provisional Division
Waco Chosen as Next Meeting City for Hotel Clerks
Waco was selected as the next meeting place of the Texas Hotel Clerks Association at the convention session. R. E. Pellows of Waco suggested the choice during an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Dallas
Tex
Texas Hotel Clerks Association
R. E. Pellows
Graceland Alumni Death Noted with School Interest
A fragment suggests Graceland faculty or students express strong concern over alumni deaths, indicating the school’s keen interest in former members and their wellbeing. The text portrays an alumnus’s passing as a topic of concern among the school community.
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Grac
Silk Negligees Offer At Half Regular Prices Tomorrow
Silk negligees in Crepe de Chine Georgette Crepe and Chiffon come in pink blue Nile green salmon peach maize and darker shades. Silk lace trimmed and embroidered. Prices marked down to about half regular levels from $11.25 to $25.00, reflecting advantageous purchase margins.
Coats Marked Down After Price Reduction
Retail listings show coats priced at $25.00 reduced to $16.67 and coats at $29.75 reduced to $19.84 signaling a midseason clearance.
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West Washington Street
Chicago
Ill
Hertzberg
St. Mary’s Sts
The
Automobile Club
Hebrew Ladies’ Relief Society
Highland Park
O. C. Haworth
Travis
Hills Brothers Company
New York
Uaanet
Pune
the Hills” Bros. CO
Pabst Engraving
Texas
Blum New York
Mme
Irene
Reeser
Eel
Are Taffeta
Sat
Poplin
Serge
Fancy
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