Church Ladies Host Evening Receptions and Tea DanSant
The First Presbyterian Church women host a reception at 8 p.m. in church parlors. Mrs. Lorrain T. Richardson offers a tea dan sant from 6 to 6:30 p.m. at her Fort Sam Houston quarters. The Altar Society of San Fernando Cathedral hosts a Mexican supper and festival at Mrs. M. Baumberger’s home at 923 San Pedro Avenue.
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The
First Presbyterian Church
Altar Society
San Fernando Cathedral
Daysey Mayme Proposes Grand Church Benefit Operetta
Daysey Mayme Appleton plans a fundraising operetta The Dandelion Blossom to save the church debt. She envisions a cast of three hundred children with vast audience turnout and even imagines a fortune from admissions before fainting from the scale of her dream.
EditorReads Upside Down Editorial After Printing Error
The Tuscaloosa Times-Gazette editor wrote a pleasing piece titled A Need to Be Careful and the printer ran the editorial page upside down. At last reports the editor was reading the editorial or something just as good, to his printer.
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Tuscaloosa
Brownsville Bride Weds in Main Avenue Home
David Lawrence Spero of Brownsville Texas weds Miss Bessie Katz in a home ceremony on Main Avenue. Rabbi Samuel Marks officiates as Corrine Katz and George Katz attend as bridal party. Reception follows with punch and an ice course. couple to travel north.
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David Lawrence Spero
Brownsville
Tex
Bessie Katz
Main Avenue
Corrine+ Katz
George Katz
Samuel Marks
Theodore Kaplan
Corpus Christi
Ben Wolfman
Beeville
Spero
The Smart Set at the Grand with Whitney and The Merry Countess
Salem Tutt Whitney leads a large cast in The Wrong Mr President at the Grand with The Smart Set Company. The Merry Countess from New York's Casino Theater headlines Saturday, with music by T L Cornell and lyrics by Whitney assisted by Gladys Unger and Arthur Anderson.
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Salem Tutt Whitney
Whitney
Presient
T. L. Cornell
Homer Tutt
Blanche Thompson
Mr Countess
Merry Countess
San Antonio
Casino Theater
New York
Metropolis
Johan Strauss
Gladys Unger
Arthur Anderson
Mrs Knauff Hosts San Antonio Club Reception
Mrs George Knauff will host a reception in compliment to the San Antonio Self Culture Club at 32 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at her home 309 Warren street. All members are invited.
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George Knauff
San Antonio
Warren Street
San Antonio Mothers Council Opens Season With Meeting
The San Antonio Mothers Council holds its first meeting at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce with all members urged to attend to plan the winter work. Julia Lathrop of the Federal Children's Bureau will not be in San Antonio this fall. A membership tea at the YWCA, adorned with pink roses and regina corona, drew about 75 callers.
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San Antonio
Mothers’ Council
Chamber of Commerce
Young Women's Christian Association
Regina
Ruth Muir
Mabel K. Stafford
Associaton
Dallas
Noember
Miss Pickering
Lyceum
Balloonists Aim Northward for Lahm Cup Flight
William F. Assman and Joseph M. O Reilly plan a northward balloon departure from San Antonio to claim the Lahm cup before October 17. They await favorable wind currents and weather bureau guidance after gas filling and ballast checks. Major Allen Buell urges caution but optimism rises as winds shift.
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William F. Assman
Joseph M. O'Reilly
J. Allen Hawley
Allen Buell
Messrs. Assman
O'Reilly
Office
Weather Bureau
Assman
San Antonio
Mr. O’reilly
Buell
Texas
Mr. O'Reilly
Hawley
Thistle Lodge to Meet at Gunter Hotel Room 105
Thistle Lodge auxiliary to Clan MacDuff schedules its regular meeting for 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Room 105 at the Gunter Hotel.
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Thistle Lodge
Clan MacDuff
Gunter Hotel
Hickory Wood pantomime tale about a manager and comedian
Hickory Wood recalls a provincial pantomime where a manager asks to engage the principal comedian for next Christmas. The manager fears laughter will draw attention and raise the actor's salary, yet finds the performer “screamingly funny” only if not watching him.
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Hickory Wood
Mr. Wood
Notable Guests Lodging At City Hotels
ARoger of Springfield and numerous named guests stay at the Menger Crockett Bowie Bexar St Anthony and Gunter hotels. Travelers include I J Wilson Cuero John D Davies Laredo H M Wilkins Galveston and M R Graham Greenville among many others visiting for the day.
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H. P. Roberts
Springfield
Menger
I. J. Wilson
Cuero
Crockett
Leo James
Boston
Bowie
John D. Davies
Laredo
Bexar
J. N. Buese
el Paso
St. Anthony
N. Lucore
Sunset Central Lines
Houston
City
W. M. McGee
Nixon
Savoy
M. R. Graham
Greenville
Gunter
George W. Bancroft
Orange
M. O. McGaffey
Luling
W. H. Kennedy
Vickstown
Okla
F. E. Stele
Thorndale
N. Johnson
Robert Schalbert
Alice
H. M. Wilkins
Morgan Steamship Line
Galveston
W. H. Whattney
Seymour Haber
Waco
Menger Hotel
P. W. Harral
B. L. Moore
Fort Worth
The
James Welsh
Seguin
T. E. Goff
Sherman
B. E. Lynch
Stockdale
Ki. L. Paulus
Yoakum
G. E. King
Corpus Christi
Bowie Hotel
I. J. Duff
Beaumont
J. M. Jones
Comfort
B. R. Tooke
Gerald Kahn
Dallas
G. W. Baxter
Karnes City
S. A. Austin
Tampico
F. I. Booth
Booth
T. C. Davidson
Texarkana
the Crockett
W. C. Fisher
Uvalde
H. Lucas
St. Anthony Hotel
Sippel
Braunfels
Five Minute Rule Enforced on Commerce Street
Police Chief Lancaster announced a strict enforcement of the five minute ordinance on Commerce Street from Soledad to Alamo. Officers will warn drivers today and begin arrests tomorrow for violations, aiming to protect pedestrians amid building destruction and the widening project.
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Commerce Street
Lancaster
Soledad
Alamo Streets
Brown
Roast turkey at the Riverside restaurant advert
An advertisement for roast turkey appears from Riverside restaurant. The listing includes contact name Collman the plumber and phone numbers 397.
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Itaurant
Collman
Langwiez Builds Longest Arch in Reinforced Concrete
The Langwiez project on the Chur Arosa railway in Switzerland will feature a reinforced concrete arch rising 160 feet with a clear span of 830 feet. It will surpass the Risorgimento arch over the Tiber in Rome by about two feet in length and 180 feet in height.
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Langwiez
Switzerland
Chur-Arosa
Tiber
Rome
Italy
Biography hoax fuels Wilfred Wilberforce tale
The manicurist and her sister Mayme describe a forged life story about Wilfred Wilberforce a young poet essayist and song writer born March 29 1885 in Eau Claire Wisconsin. The tale praises his work while neighbors mock the harsh poem The Dying Horse and question his claims as a bragging son.
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Mayme
Wilfred
Simp
Wilfred Wilberforce
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Ruskin
Emerson
George
Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Ad
An old classified ad features a children’s remedy near a Riverside Restaurant listing. The copy promotes Fletcher's Castoria with phrases aimed at parents seeking soothing for infants and young children.
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Fletcher
Sea Food Condemned After Rapid Shipments
City health officials condemn over 1600 pounds of fish and 600 to 700 gallons of oysters after delays in railroad traffic. Inspector Merklin says shipments were unfit upon arrival but no local fish houses received the unsound stock. He notes improved handling and urges continued vigilance. Also cited are reclamation service expenditures and California prune and raisin export gains.
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Joe Merklin
San Antonio
Inspector Merklin
Health Department
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Beulah B. Patterson
Mrs Potter's Hygienic Supply Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Daysey Mayme
Daysey Mayme Appleton
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Alamo Trakrsfer
Evan Shelby
L. A
M. C. Vance
Gussie Rowley
Janet Siebert
Clarence Northrup Jones
Washington
Captain Jones
Washer Bros. Co
Madame Irene
Ager
Kryptok
E. Hertzberg Jewelry Co
Corner
Houston & St. Mary’s Ste
Alamo Plaza
A&p
Alamo
Sultana
the Great Apne & Pacific Tea Co
Tores
Riverside
Reclamation Service
Treasury
National Irigation Congress
California
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