Social galas and debutante party mark gala week end
The past weekend featured a German club ball and a Melchers concert by Laura, plus crowds traveling to Austin for Texas versus Baylor. Fort Sam Houston Officers club hosted dances with notable attendees and outfits described in detail. A Lakefield debutante event at Lake McQuerny drew many guests, with gardens, barbecues, and sport activities. A large list of attendees followed by a bridal shower for Kathleen Meeks accompanied by yellow floral décor. Local club meetings and a Mothers' club gathering conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Austin
Texas
Baylor
Fort Sem
Houston
Herr Behmid
Linda Gray
Betty Bhirk
Nick Perkins
Gray
W. W. Powlkes
Bruce Martindale
Ham Britton
Willan McPherson
E. L. Dulaney
Milton Spencer
Charles Jeffers
Travda Dalley
Archie Brown
Cy Nelson
William Priest
William Plebiner
G. Victor Hracher
F. Bchmicieny
Ernest Clemens
Charles Urschel Jn
Robert Barclay
and Myre
J. K. Beretta
Edison Fathers' Night Program To Feature University Guest
Edison P T A plans a Fathers Night at 4 p m Tuesday with J N Kadert presenting a guest speaker from the University of San Antonio on fascism and civilization. Mrs Jo Hill and Mrs HH Sanford arrange prizes and emblems while teachers honored for October membership drive will receive gifts. The executive board meets at 2 30 p m Tuesday in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Kaderil
Edison
P.T. A
Jo Hill
University of San Antonio
Mra HH. L. Sanford
Sanford
R. V. Ketchum
PT. A
Luncheon to Honor Debs of the Season in San Antonio
Two debutantes Souler Cherry and Marla Sykes will be honored at a Friday luncheon hosted by Nes Richard French Spencer and Mrs. Oran Kirkpatrick at the San Antonio Country Club. The event also names debutantes Joy Carter and Marcy Anne Hall and mentions a Kansas City trip for Miss Garcia Jett to attend a regional Florists convention. The American Association of University Women Fine Arts group will host a 4:16 gathering at Mrs. W. Walhall's home to discuss Old China, with a fine china display and reservations via Miss Thiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard French Spencer
Oran Kirkpatrick
San Antonio Countey Club
Souler Cherry
Marla Sykes
Joy Carter
Marcy Anne Hall
American Association of University Women
W. H. Barker
Marcus Davis
K. E. King
John Ragland
Han
Oing
Josephine Lucchese
J. K. Stuart
C. K. Quing
Fred Maurer
Mo T. DeGaugh
J. 5. Cruger
Fompeo Coppini
Waldine
Prost Brothers
St. Anthony
Laouise Cherry
Dolly Kunts
Lillian Street
Donnie Praser
Marie Sykes
Clay West Buros
Bobbe Welder
Virginia Alvey
Miriam McGary
Ma Tian Longaker
Zulp Williams
Mar. Jorie Mchrrnon
Cla Smith
Meadames Roberts H. Cherry Jr
Hal P. Street
Meredith Sykes
Charles Burns
Robert Welder
Milton Speheer
Charles Jeffers
Travis Bailey
William Priest
Open House Planned by Brackenridge P T A
The Brackenridge High School P T A executive board will meet Tuesday at 3 30 pm during National Education Week. The association will hold an open house Friday night with Mrs H O Wattmind and Mrs 2 Dietert presiding. Classrooms open to visitors at 7 pm. A military program in the gym at 7 30 pm arranged by Capt F L Tou hay, R O T C commander, with Lt Col Lawrence Thi is, and sponsor Geraldine Apateby Monel, will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge High School
P.T. A
H. O. Wattmind
R. O. T. Crt
Brackenridge
Lawrence Thi
RO. T.C
Geraldine Apateby Monel
Build Up for Women Helps Avoid Distress
A health note highlights a product or regimen claiming to ease nervous distress and bodily discomfort for women. It emphasizes Digestion aiding ingredients and suggests it strengthens physical resilience. The card promotes a reassurance of improved well being and lasting energy.
Catholic Theater Guild Opens Season at San Pedro Playhouse
The Catholic Theater Guild opens its season with Sir James Barrie’s Alice Sit-By-The-Pire at San Pedro Playhouse. curtain rises 8:15 p.m. Monday. Cast includes Ann Strain Henry Guermn Jr Dede Quota Walter Steves Richard Wick Joyce Toss Peggy Lance Goldie Porrner Bertiadine Rive and director Rolly Kam iton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Theater Guild
San Pedro Playhouse
James M. Barcle
Rolly Kamiton
Ann Strain
Henry Guermn Jr
Dede Quota
Walter Steves
Richard Wick
Joyce Toss
Pegey Lance
Goldie Porrner
Bertiadine Rive
San Antonians Duck Hunt at Mills Wharf Rockport
San Antonians spent a week end at Mills wharf in Rockport for duck hunting. The Marine will meet Wednesday at 2 in Knox auditorium. Fourth grade mothers host a program with two panel discussions on education led by local teachers and a Thanksgiving play by third graders. PT A executive meeting set for Tuesday at 2:30 due to the president attending a state convention. Mabel Pash returns from Grand Chapter in Mineral Wells. a dinner party honors her at Lucille Williams home. Zelie Tau Alpha meets Tuesday at 3 p.m. at 230 West Kings Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonians
Perry Shankle
George Wray
Arthur ‘Bird
Mills Wharf
Rockport
Marine
Penwith PT. A
Knox Auditoriam
R. G. Stone
Winifred Hagy Black
Jucy May Matthews
Raymond A. Taylor
University of San Antonio
C. E. Frontz
America
Marin B. Fenwick P.T. A
W. G. Wella
Nallas
Mabel Pash
Mineral Wells
Lucille Wiliama
Lavera Court
Maydelle Wisterml
Maude Shepherd
Zelie Tau Alpha Elutanac
T. Nash Smith Jr
West
Kings Highway
Mrs McLean Sets Off for Beaumont Visit
Mrs. McLean leaves for Beaumont Monday morning to visit Heammeu for several weeks. Her daughter Ruth Spence Jr., a college student, plans post graduate work and is attending the West Ryme and Yale events over the weekend, with plans for the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McLean
Beaumont
Mavis McLean
Heammeu
Ruth
Spence Jr
West Rounty
Yale
New Yorker Among Visitors in San Antonio
A New York City social guest, Miss Frances Fatson Bell, visits San Antonio hosted by Miss Ruth Aly and her grandmother Mrs. W. W. Lipscomb. The gathering highlights include multiple small parties, teas, and a luncheon week plan with a parade of debutantes, including Miss Bell and other local young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Fatson Bell
New York City
Ruth Aly
W. W. Lipscomb
Miss Bell
T. J. Preston
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
United States
Lipscomb
Week End Busy Police Book In San Antonio
A rapid police check records 198 people jailed over the weekend in San Antonio. Most arrests occurred between 11 p m Saturday and early Monday, with numerous bookings at the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Moire Fing
San Antonio
Helwern
Diverse Notices and Scene From Local Life
Village portraits and club notes sweep through a lively column. A Holston Texas alumnus recalls collegiate pride while his young son echoes past wins. home scenes feature Emmi Clegg Prokop’s blue stationary and Dewers’ anticipated book release. Local meetings cover Legon Auxiliar y visits, insect specimens, craft efforts, and a San Antonio group on marketing materials with Eva Airess addressing members.
Church Women Hold Peace Program at Provasant Church
The Council of Provasant church women held their annual peace day Friday at the WLC A. A business session approved a condolence resolution to Mrs. H. J. Wallace’s family. Officers for the new year were nominated, followed by a peace program with music and a guest speaker. The event closed with prayers for world peace and a community luncheon. The December meeting plans and a parental education study day at Lee Beacon Hall were announced for Tuesday at 1:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Provasant Church Women
WLC
H. J. Wallace
First Congregational Church
Dick Henry
Salvation Army
G. &. Mann
BE. Megee
Leo Lesser
TR. Carhart
G. Wild Hiss Tounth
Carl i F. Wideman
Martin J. Wilson
I. J. Brips
Msg
Army Brown
R. Shackelford
Ethel Weld
Iacge
Mesdames
J. Badyleth
J. 8. Phillips
C. A. Colvin
Marcus Davis
F. J. Winter
G. R. Mano
GP. Gill
Council
Ruby Perrymin Hardir
le Tiplea Orchestra
Pat Ailin
Lelecton
E Harrell
Eighth Corps
Robert Eb, Goodviely
Laurel Hriphis
Mutherist Church
Launelteon
Mes. A. Sichs
James F. F. Ludolph
Beward ‘Twerell
Nestesses
Georee
Staumke
Stinks
Kaylon
New
Netjie Lyle
Marie Callaen
Lee Beacon Hall
G. K. Welmer
Corpus Christi Man Dies After Car Crash
Corpus man Wilson, 28, of Corpus Christi, died at Santa Rosa Hospital from injuries after an October 31 auto wreck on Highway No. 4. He sustained a fractured skull and died Monday. See Classifications 48 to 48. Ads offer financial help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Carpus Christi
Santa Rosa Hospital
Highway No
Fraternalists to Convene at Gunter Hotel for Texas Meeting
The Texas Fraternal Congress opens at 10 A M Tuesday in the Gunter hotel with Reuben Young presiding. Delegates will tour the Woodmen of the World Memorial hospital after the morning session and hear speakers from the Fraternal Congress and Woodmen groups. A banquet at the Cane Hotel Tuesday evening features Master of Ceremonies Tom Meculloush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Fraternal Congress
Gunter Hotel
Reuben Young
Dallas
Macabee
Albert PF. Shirky
Travis Park Methodist Church
Maury Maverick
GC. Patterson
Une Chamber of Commerce
Bessie Dolan
Woodmen Circle
Southwest
Texas
Rite Wood
Bula, Bates
Woodmen of the World Memorial Hospital
Alex O. Bens
Nationst Fraternal Congress
Lona Skinner
Port Worth
A. S McGregor
Woodmen
Dorr Alexander Talley
National
Fraternal Congress
Elrelé
Cane
Tom Meculloush
Daltig
Fonstmaster
San Antonian Chosen President
Mrs K B Wrier of San Antonio was elected president of the Texas Association of Schools of Branly Dultney for the coming year. The association holds its annual meeting at Austin Sunday. Ben reports a new legislation to be sought by the next session of the legislature. Austin said the association would seek minimum and maximum wages and setting hours for nearly all inspectors described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. B. Wrier
San Ane
Tohio Jing
We Texas Association of Schools
Branly Dultney
Nolding Jis
Ben
Todeeoph
Austin
Jeter Bonit
Policemen Train At State School In San Antonio
San Antonio police officers and military personnel joined a state police led school program in Austin as the second week of listing at Tears Tid continues through November 16. Assistant Chief W. W. Vaughan and Lt. Jon Dexter are among officials registered from the San Antonio department. Military policemen from Port 50M Hourton attend along with Seret James C. Collun and Truman O. Pritenett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Inilitng
Port Sam
State Police Department
Austin
W. W. Vaughan
Ljett
Jon Dexter
Port
Hourton
Seut
Ajr
Dehason
Seret
James C. Collun
Truman O. Pritenett
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ISS
INS
San Afitante
Easern Star
Will Botter
Patria
We Progran
Mothers’ Club of
Macy
Church Club
Kenneth Mearns
Lieutenant Mearns
Fort
Sam Houston
Fort Sill
Oklo
Wheaton Road
Kel
Suleht
Brackenridge P.-T.a
Pan-American
Fretwell Shock
Gebteanin Benevolent Club
Shock
Bhock
Joe Chandler Hiatris
P.u-T.a
Phiffer
Emma Gutgelt
Magus. Balk
Gut
Silie Murcl
de Rosette Thomas
Joel Chandler Harris
College of the City of New York
Joe
Chandler Harris
Spurs
Old South Wate
Roberta Meadows
Sig Myers
Mary Jane Howse
Virelnin
Melone
Te Milarn
Lea
Bose of
Pay Tam Howze
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Los Angeles Heights Presbyterian Church
Harcourt
Nother
Barbar Menger
Fensiion Sigma Alpha
Nolan
Maymalla Avenue
Denman
Catudute
University of San Antonio Marionette Club
Frog Prince
St.Suiver Guild
Ek Mark's
Arthur Burroughs
St. Mary's Hall
Sine
Harriet
Brown Moore
Katherine Lee
Cleer
A. E. Wangemann
Lee
T. E. Thompson
Shawhee, Oklo
Burroughs
A. E. Wengemann
W. B. Bennett
Goliad
K .Byrent
T. A. Williams
B.C. Whiddon
EH. Gilbert
B. A. Woodenick
Boone Barrow
H. A. ‘Dentin
M. Gordman
Thomes Dean
B.T. Scarboration
Tata B. Pinkham
Pakham
Enelaus
reMianes
Pilon
Martha
Calkoun
Holston
Texan
Rich
Dadey Bil
Howe
Penn
Emmi Clegg Prokop
Mel
Hal Dewers
Hamsburg
Monsieur Chambray
AK. Boyles
Wis
Joan
Mollie Gelbeinger
Hany M. Wuiebard Jini
American Legion Auxilary
Dheentyre
Boyle
Pwckel
Lis Group
Stveral
Spermeng
Felite Adianio
Guntur
San i
Antoinette Monaca
San Antonio Composers and Authors Association
Studos
Mrg- Toa
Paul Adams
J. R. McCaldin
Orville Triman
Suprano
Church Women
San Antonian
S.A
Joseph Woren
HICH
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