Busy social season as clubs plan events and outreach
The past week centered on club affairs with meetings and plans across Woman's clubs, YWCA, missionary societies and literary groups. Social events included Elks dances, box parties, and a New York marriage, while October promises a large reception and a big young peoples dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
Missionary Societies
Phoenix
Government Hill
Ibsen
Maeterlinck
Avon
Laurel Heights
Elks
Daisy Marquis Briggs
West End Lake
Zelime Vance
Vance Ranch
Lulu Richardson
Joel Dean
New York City
Society notes from the Texas-British Women club gathering
The Texas British Women club held its first meeting on Wednesday October 2 at Mrs. Robert Thomson’s Nolan Street home. Officers were elected, activities planned for fall, and a social hour followed. Several clubs and member lists are noted along with upcoming meetings and events across San Antonio groups.
Local Engagements and Weddings Notice Summary
The notice lists engagements for Theresa Boelhauwe to Zolker Grasso and Lillian Wohlfarth to Edgar W. Krisch with forthcoming weddings at the couple’s churches. Rachel Levey to Samuel B. Nagel set for Travis Park Methodist Church on November 6. Charles T. Kelley and Beatrice Pegg wed in Houston on October 8, with Louise Schreiner and family tied to Kerrville and Galveston connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wohlfarth
Lillian
Edgar W. Krisch
St. Mary’s Church
Edward Levey
Rachel
Samuel B. Nagel
Travis Park Methodist Church
Charles T. Kelley
Beatrice Pegg
Houston
Social fete at 226 West Magnolia Aven Miss Genevieve Dague hosts Bet Tau Zetas
Miss Genevieve Dague entertained the Bet Tau Zetas yesterday afternoon at her home 226 West Magnolia Avenue Miss Margaret Mueller hosted a box party at the Plaza theater with guests including Misses Catherine Reagan Ruth Woldridge Elizabeth Ripley Ella Catherine Mills Nell Land Catherine Coolidge and Edward Silbsey Fred
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Dague
Bet Tau Zetas
West
Magnolia Avenue
Margaret Mueller
Plaza Theater
Catherine Reagan
Ruth Wooldridge
Elizabeth Ripley
Ella Catherine Mills
Nell Land
Catherine Coolidge
Edward Silbsey
Fred
Doyle-WHITE MARRIAGE AT WATER STREET HOME
William H. Doyle and Miss Carrie White wed at the bride’s Water street home on Saturday. Miss Annie Fuesser served as bridesmaid and Benjamin Doyle as best man. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Co B Cross of South Heights Methodist Church with only relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Doyle
Carrie White
Water Street
Annie Fuesser
Bennie Doyle
Co. B. Cross
South Heights Methodist Church
B Y P U Programs Entertain Calvary Baptist Friday Evening
The B Y P U of Calvary Baptist Church entertained Friday evening with a program including piano solos by Menta Coward and Ruth Watkins, readings by Henrietta Beckerman Marietta Coward and Baird, vocal selections by Merle Rowland and Butler, a duet by Still and Butler, and a presentation by Mr Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Menta Coward
Henrietta Beckerman
Ruth Watkins
Marietta Coward
Merle Rowland
Messrs. Still and Butler
Butler
Baird
Baird Mint
Returns From Paris Fashion Study by Miss Finnigan
Miss E L Finnigan returns from a month in Paris where she studied the latest ladies gowns and suits. She has a top Paris designer and tailor and offers to produce the current fashions. Dressmaking parlors 2231 2 Losoya Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
E. L. Finnigan
Calling cards and wedding invitations offered by Maverick Clarke Co
Society pages note Miss Glenny at Maverick Clarke Co handles calling cards wedding invitations and reception cards. She will call at your home with samples and prices for orders and inquiries. Old phone numbers are listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Glenny
Maverick- Clarke Co
Matthews' Cafeteria Crowded But Offers Fair Servings
Matthews' Cafeteria at 222 Losoya advertises serving four persons per table while other restaurants serve one. Patrons can order what they want and pay only for what they receive with no tips required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Losoya
Creamery Deli Specials Tu tti Frutti and Orange Ice
Local notice highlights Creamery Dairy Co offerings with Tuttifrutti ice cream and orange ice. Contact by phone 871 for details on today’s specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamery Dairy CO
Riverside Restaurant Ad Seeks Diners With Wide Menu
If you like good things to eat go to the Riverside Restaurant. They have everything the market affords. Meals 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Local social notes highlight visits and tours
Dr and Mrs BE V DePew return from Michigan and Indiana. New arrivals include Mr and Mrs Bagot and daughter from New York. European tours end for Miss Blankes and Miss Storey. Several guests and visitors are hosted across households in town, with club meetings planned at the Gibbons Literary club and Herff School Mothers' club.
Mothers Club to Meet at Prospect Hill School
The Crockett School Mothers' Club holds its first meeting of the year Friday afternoon at the new Prospect Hill school. A round table discussion will be the highlight with Mrs. Malone Duggan, president of the Mothers' Congress, leading the open talk on Co Operation of Children Mothers and Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Reading Club
Wharton Davenport
J. R. Sprague
Edith Simpson
Fannin School Mothers’ Club
T. CC. Long
M. E. Mountjoy
R. Aydlette
Burnet School Mothers’ and
Malone Duggan
A. D. Zueht
A. Vander Stratton
Josephine Lucches
T. ¥. Hull
Eugenia Thomas
George Reeder
Wells
Margaret Burke
Austin
M. J. Bliem
Herff School Mothers’ Club
William Will
J. EB. Wilkins
George Millard
J. P. Benkendorffer
Crockett School
Mothers’ Club
New Prospect Hill
Mothers’ Congress
In Other People's Houses
An elderly mother causes ongoing conflict by judging her daughter in law and her mother in law’s manners. The piece argues aging vanity and insistent meddling strain families, urging mothers to avoid living with married children and to respect hosts rules and the couple’s autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hus
Norris Sues for Wages from Adoptive Father in Maryland
Miss Cordelia Norris sues Frederick County man Greenbury J. R. House for 2808 dollars claiming 2 dollars weekly wages since she reached adulthood 27 years ago. Norris says she lived with House after being adopted at age six and worked no wages. House and Norris’ sister were adopted by others. Norris seeks back pay from age 18. House contests claim saying Norris received a good home and support. Tests were taken at the couple’s home by Special Examiner Buckley with a stenographer present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Princeton Buckley
Gathering Folk Songs
Professor John A. Lomax of the University of Texas has expanded a fad ballad collection into a profession. Harvard has appointed him to a traveling fellowship and he has long studied and gathered cowboy songs, plantation melodies, mining and lumber tunes, and other American folk songs now in Harvard library alongside its noted old fish ballads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John A. Lomax
University of Texas
Harvard University
Harvard Library
Lomax
Harvar University
George Kittredge
Barrett Wende
Texas
Arizona Tops Coproducers List with Record Output
Arizona leads the nation in coproduced output, posting the highest annual total in the history of the industry last year. The state dominates the production landscape, underscoring its crucial role in the sector’s growth and regional share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tarrant
Howell Mueller
Albert Wooldridge
Newton Johnson
Arthur Mueller
Grant Mills
Atlee Ayers
Otto Locke
New Braunfels
Twin S
Louis Sien
Mesdames Boltz
Fricke
Stella Gallagher
Carrie Gallagher
Verlyn Thode
Nina Trimble
Winefred Burns
Ophelia Kuehn
Kate Burns
Ruth , Schultz
Helen Gregory
Etta Roberts
Ruth Sien
Adeline Small
Virginia Atkinson
Arrie Neal
Scappelandi
Daughters of the Republic
T. J. Nye
Richmond Avenue
Twentieth Century Study Club
Travis Park Society
Alamo Heights
Malcolm Ayer
Harvey Steele
Frederick ‘Bowen
Camden Street
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Aid and Missionary Society
Floyd McGown
Mary Means
J. W. Culver
R. 8. Kinney
Mabel Massey Bates
W. W. Bondurant
Leonora Mitchell
Yale Hicks
Council of Jewish Women
Daughters of the Confederacy
John H. Reagan
Travis Club
Floyd
Alta Robertson
Tom
Miss Gray
Mary West Beaty
J. H. Ragsdale
Dick QC
Terrell
Mary Pancoast
William L. Smith
R. L. Webb
Garvin
W. B. McMillan
Richard Dindall
Baugh
L. G. Wilson
O. T. Kilpatrick
Jake Wilson
Clarke James
George Vaughn
Vaughan
Eugene Black
Hunter
Gunter Hotel
Fol
Maverick Hotel
Mattie Cox
First Baptist Church
S. J. Baggett
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Jubilee Association
The
Department of Literature of
S.S. Beakley
Council of the
San Antonio Congress of Mothers
Young Men’s Christian Association
A. W. Houston
J. Kokernot
J. M. Allardyce
T. E. Moore
Thomas N
Riverside Park
Sory Education
C. O'Neil
W. A. King
R. L. Dinwiddie
Tom Newton
Lillie Bell
Self-Culture Club
D. S. Bates
Women’s Club
Beatrice Huston
Waco
J. Kendrick Collins
Pen
Charles Boelhauwe
Theresa
Zolker Grasso
Nolan Street
May M Louise Schreiner
Mrs. Louis Schreiner
Kerrie
Galveston
Kelley
Direct Navigation Company
Pegg
T. N. Ware
Fannin Street
BE. V. DePew
Michigan
Indiana
J. M- Blankes
Maym Storey
Europe
Barbarossa
Bremen
Olive Benson
Ann’ Louise Hadmondson
Kansas City
Florence Nicholson
West Mistleto Avenue
Edmonson
San Antonio
Emil Blum
Carl Blum
Monroe
Birmingham
Ala
Memphis
Tenn
E. W. Richardson
Irene Lovett
California
Washington
Oregon
E. EB. Frisbie
Essex Street
M. Herwick
Ella
A. Wehr-Hahn
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
R. R. Russell
East
Quincy Street
Gibbons Literary Club
Knights of Columbus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!