Local society notes and club events in San Antonio
Local branch of the Southern Association of College Women meets at 3 p m with Mrs Charles S Meek. Miss Abbel Moore honored at a buffet luncheon by Mrs A F Mitchell and Miss Annie Sullivan. Eleanor Collins honored at Texas Historical Landmark Association event. San Antonio Dramatic Club officers elected. next meeting at Mrs Powers studio. Hetty Ruth Drouet returns from Orange. Plans for November 20 concert announced with committees named. Regular Thursday dinner dance at Automobile Club draws 120 plus. Second Wisconsin Regimental Band to give a concert next Wednesday at the clubhouse. Mary Pauline Fordtran hosts luncheon in the Carolina Tea Room honoring Miss Abbel Moore with an ornate table. Marguerite Deutsch hosts luncheon at Wolff Marx tea room for Miss Abibel Moore with floral table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Dramatic Club
Lena Budd Powers
A. Sachs
Maida Davis
Daisy Marquis Briggs
Powers
Eli Hertzberg
Ruth Bingaman
Oran Kirkpatrick
Mary Aubrey
M. A. Rowley
Richard Craig
Stanley Winters
San Antonio Musical Club
Walter Romberg
San Antonio Mozart Society
J. G. Hornberger
Council of Jewish Women
Jesse D. Oppenheimer
Ushers
E. Meredith Sykes
Sponsors
Robert Bruce Brough
Automobile Club
Second Wisconsin Regimental Band
Mary Pauline Fordtran
Carolina Tea Room
Abbel Moore
Miss Moore
Misses Moore
Dorothy Dibrell
Josephine Woodhull
Margaret Coleman
Gladys McFarland
Marguerite Deutsch
Rexford Corby
Wolff & Marx Tea Room
Abibel Moore
Scout Troop 15 Plans All Day Hike From Westminster Church
Boy Scout Troop No. 15 from Westminster Presbyterian church will conduct an all day hike leaving the city at 6. Participants will explore local trails and return by night, joining troop leaders for supervision and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop No
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Scout march inspected by executive at churches
A dawn patrol under Scout Master T W Griffith will march twenty miles from the Salado river to practice scout work. Troop 5 from Prospect Hill Baptist Church is to be inspected at 8 pm Friday, Troop 6 from Prospect Hill Methodist at 9 pm Friday, Troop 1 from Travis Park Methodist at 8 pm Saturday, and Troop 4 from St. Mark’s Church at 9 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Griffith
Salado River
William C. Quaiff
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Travis Park Methodist Church
St. Mark's Church
Cardui praised by Deepwater woman for relief
Mrs. Minnie Starnes of Deepwater Texas recounts severe monthly suffering in 1905 with back and hip pains and bed confinement. After trying Cardui she reports month of pain ended and urges expectant mothers to try it, claiming favorable results from 1908 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepwater
Texas
Minnie Starnes
Cardui
Cardus
Social notes and club reports from local society events
The article lists bridal party details and gifts for Miss Eleanor Collings guest from Baltimore, plus visits by Mrs. Rowley and Mrs. Teagarden. It covers Self-Culture Club activities with committees to assist rural women, politics discussions, and a new guest welcomed at the meeting. musical contributions are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self-Culture Club
George Knauff
Sallie King Hopkins
Emma Schweppe
N. P. Jackson
Agricultural and Mechanical College
L. L. Boyd
W. F. Crothers
O. M. Fitzhugh
W. B. Kerr
Australia
R. G. Callahan
M. W. Hay
Supreme Court
Genevieve Breen
Ralph 8. Jackson
Washington
el Hertzberg
San Antonio
E. M. Burleson
L. C. Kelly
Higgins
Tex
Louise Polk
Georgia Lindsey
Administrator Named After Elmendorf Killing Mystery
F H Schneider named temporary administrator of his uncle Frank Blasachke’s estate, a farm and personal property, as sheriff Tobin probes the Saturday night shooting in Elmendorf with no clue and possible robbery motive. A local sale ad lists discounted meats and groceries from Nichols Co. Pa. at 209 Ave C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Schneider
Frank Blasachke
Elmendorf
Sheriff Tobin
Blasachke
Opinion Limits Ignite Debate In Senate
A heated exchange quotes Senator Sorg hum arguing that citizens may hold views but should not have those views publicly guided as policy. The Washington Star captures the tension between free expression and official guidance in a democratic system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southern Association of College Women
Charles S. Meek
A. F. Mitchell
Annie Sullivan
Eleanor Collins
Texas Historical Landmark Association
The
St. Anthony
Hetty Ruth Drouet
Orange
KK. P. Brandt
Peyton
Alamo Plaza
Hertzberg
Cor
Houston and
St. Mary's Sta
Emas
Crane’s
Hurd’s
Whiting’s
Southwest
Pabst Engraving Co
Nadine
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tenn
Dansant
Crockett
Gunter Hotel
Edwin M. Rowley
New York
Frank B. Gartner
Dallas
Denton
Elizabeth Senior
College of Industrial Arts
Storrow Devine Smith
Eleanor Collings
Baltimore
Miss Smith
FE. H. Schneider
Nichols Gro, Co
Ave. C
Blum
Tates
Batiste and Coutil
Emil Blum Company
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