Friends Welcome at League Style Show
Society gathers for the St Mark’s Guild style show marking debutantes’ first public appearances. Guests mingle as organizers report a strong turnout and applause from a receptive audience. Mrs Jean Aubeny Bulkley serves as chairwoman with Mrs Cele Page assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cafr
St. Mark’s Grild
Tin
Pee
Ieazue Hes
Teen Lyueeed
Wis Lee
Sigerss
Ain
Ehnirmen
Ars
Jean Aubeny Bulkley
Cele
Club Tournament Opens at New York Whist Club
The article notes a forthcoming club whist tournament to be held at the Kish Erbocker Whist Club in New York City. It will be conducted under the supervision of Mrs. Slim Steels Groom and organized with weekly sessions each Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Antonio
Charles Stobeilby
Sao Antonio
Toncoke
New Yorke
Gmicort Anil Choir Werk
Honor Mrs Ross Tuesday Tea by Woman's Club
The Woman's club plans to honor Mrs Nellie Waster on Tuesday at the club home from 4 to 6 pm. Mrs Ross Sterling, Mrs Holly Sevier and Luther Prominent are noted attendees. Members are asked to bring bread and crackers.
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jNellie Waster
Merz. CG
J. Matthews
Brreajent
Cleb
Ross Sterling
Hoi Sevier
Luther
Bro Rigars
Wes
Fashion Show Notes and Local Social Scene Highlights
The piece chronicles a spring social pageant at Dricht Shawst with participants Celestian Zaire Whiben FAME cotter and Mus dem Aubrey Miulliles, plus Miss Margareh Ross Whilaciaint and Sean Aubrey Walkins. It mentions Shadgo and Mes, WIM Anteer at Suntucket, and a summer at the Suntucket set. Also listed are society figures Adolph Woener and Mrs. Donie Scheciner visiting local venues and hosting events around the season.
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Celestian
Fame Cotter
Aubrey Miulliles
Bower
Dricht
Margareh Ross Whilaciaint
Hulkrey
Sean Aubrey Walkins
Nuit
Shadgo
Wim Anteer
Suntucket
Dirs
Arcancel Fir
Adolph Woener
Peuter
Spokuluut
Promiscent Ptinver Cltizens
Yeho
Celshoalel
Chirk Golden
Wolnig
Auniversayy
Dhol Foie
Guenttile Airvod
Tayi Goveril
Muembers
Hel Ganiliy
Anise Mary
Bly
Davaukee
Col and Dies
Mrs Cresson Back From Europe Hosts Saturday Supper
Mrs Cresson back from Europe will entertain at her home with a bullet supper Sunday evening. Attendees include Miss Tiven Tastica, Liane, Charles Fluilzon Tilge af Hryon, and Mrs Oreston wife of Major Gresson who arrived from Galveston. Remarks recall a pleasurable autumn trip and mentions of various friends and college affiliations.
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Sfiss Tiven Tastica
Onger Liane
Charles Fluilzon Tilge
Hryon
Hincsys Seit
Jaenes
Bige Brit Marty
Mery Totinn
Orestan
Gresson
Galveston
Creasoo
Oreston
Fatono
Cuba
Burlesons Honor Mrs Ross At Reception In Austin
Mrs Ross receives attention as Burlesons prepare a reception. Ex-governor and Mrs Welsh appear at events in Austin. Mrs Bathora Welsh meets at Ma Hich institute and attends the game. Mrs Wand Ford travels to Tlowsian to greet her mother Mrs GF Wal Inti. Mrs Maroon plans journey from Cleveland with Mr Mes Preiki to West Migvelig avenge.
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Burlesons
Ross
de Uurzteson
Flore Sim
Bathora Welsh
Mra Welsh
Ma Hich Institute
Austin
Mery Wand Ford
Frias
Tlowsian
GF Wal Inti
Mrron
Cleveland
Ohin
Mrs Beach Here For Winter Visits and Weddings
An OCR fragment notes Mrs Beach plans to winter at the Menger. It mentions Miss Lacey Chac hers, daughter of Mrs Edward Sutton Chambers, with a wedding to take place Wednesday morning at a local church. Mr Norton Kenball of Chicago and Minter expect a return from a ling trip to New York.
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Camara
Menger
Lacey Chachers
Mra
Edlward Sutton Caambers
James Nortin Kenball
Chicay
Mtoailison
Byvere
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Line Mueller
Susie
Fisk
Mrs. Ross
Club
Wb & P Weick
Che Surifletuy
Mau Dtansey
Comcoall Inferiyenyner
Telmdharceé Mveiuir
Donie Scheciner
Kerrville
Se. Aurhengy Hotel
Mrs. Cresson
Europe
Acthar
Fawiley
Todtea
Winley
Runa Gonuen Sorority Ale
Trindley Wax Grameledl
Fromn Tetland University
Fiza Alpha Epsloi Fentécoitas
Datinn
Ana
Mrs. Beach
Tir
Vind Mea
Merton
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