Little Theater to Present Captain Applejack First
The Little Theater opens with Captain Applejack at the Glick Beethoven hall on South Alem street Feidey and Saturday nights. Cast includes Ambrose Appice and John heads the list, with Elizabeth Beast and Jeston Dieter among others. First presentation precedes December with Mrs Burnstead Leigh by Berry James Smith and is directed by a long-staff committee. Refreshments in foyer after acts. hosts listed. Music by Jimmie Klein and orchestra Friday. Otto Zeller San Antonio Senior orchestra Saturday. Tickets at Goggen's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remyecy Wefer Rertian Ceol Glick
Beethoven Hall
South Alem Street
Feidey
den Yerphy
Ambrose Appice John
Captain Aptiejack
Howard W. Peaker
Exzebeth Beast
Jeston Dieter
Marton Ball
Mrs. D. G. Francis
Sidney Lerysom
David Schein
Grenadyn Pstber
Seth Tsacn
Gilbert Leng
Francis Drought
Jerome Haris
Beory Wedmerer
Henry Shinbomer
Jack,Allensworth
Ger Denaght
Clark Turner
Joby Sin
Robdes Early
Forrest Milter
Beave
Jimmie Kiein
San Antonio
Sorority Social Notes Highlight Nan Crow and Guests
A young sorority reporter describes a weekend in Bristol and New Haven with Miss Nan Crow and Prisvilla White visiting Miss Peagie Ward. Events include a tea for bride Mrs. Damon Dugger hosted by Mrs. F J Nagel at 218 Hermitage, and a bridal announcement for Esther Arshlee to Robert Hamilton Custer at First Presbyterian San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prisvilla White
Erskine School
Dostan
Bristol
Conn
Peagie Ward
King's Room
Erskine
GB. Ward
New Haven
Hans Briain
Marfa
Tex
F. J. Nagel
Betty Pint
Honozee
Charles Wuest
Lorrie Nagel
Eugene Staffe
Nagel
Miss Lounge
Lillian Nagel
Charles Walte
Otto James Soleher
Esther
Arshlee
Robert Hamilton Custer
High Moon
First Presbyterian Church
San Antonio
Austin
Aganier Arene
Frank Paschal
Usia
Inneheon
San Anetonia
Roy Meseyuell
New York
Navning Venable
Socialite gatherings fill East Park Avenue with guests
Mrs Wheeler Pettus hosted a bridge and autumn tea at her East Park home with a large guest list. Visitors included Mrs Calvert of San Sedercos and Lt. Harold A lcote of DIO Bightond-boulevard, while local events featured Halloween bridge teas and planned San Antonio Woman's Club trip to Elps for a federational meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara C. Pancoast
Wheeler Pettus
Aridge
East Park Avenue
W.L. Martin
Golied
H. E Meegele
Hex Pedro Arenas
Myx
Mergele
Des Nellie Fos
Harold Alcote
Dio Bightond — Boulevard
Tierothy Bingham
San Franisco
Cal
San Antonio
Prince Carol Gains Support Across Sopia
Passengers arriving report growing support for restoring former Prince Carol to the throne now held by Lissop Michael. The movement gains momentum with each day as Bu manig declares backing from travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOPIA
Bumanig
Carol
Lissop
Michael
Phoenix Target Challenge Accepted By Local Unit
A target shooting challenge between Phoenix Union High School in Phoenix Arizona and San Antonio RUT target team is to be considered by Maj H S Adams professor of military science at Phoenix. No date has been set. Capt James A Palmer, professor of military service and ethics at Phoenix, extracted the challenge. The San Antonio senior school tar-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. GT
Phoenix Union High School
Phoenix
Ariz
San Antonio R. U. T
Maj. H. S. Adams
iCant
James A. Palmer
San Antonia Senior School
Big Business Rule Attacked by Ex-Solon Owen
Former Oklahoma senator Owen denounces big business influence in Washington as an invisible government. In a prepared address for the Democratic Women’s Law Enforcement League he urges organization to curb corruption and enforce prohibition, citing widespread public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Owen
Baltimord
Owen
Oklahoma
Washington
Democratic Women’s ‘Law Enforcement League
Oblashoman
America
Mohammedans Go to Mecca by Auto
The article notes a shift from traditional pilgrimage to Mecca by camels to motorized trips by Indians, Parks and Egyptians. It highlights Mecca’s growing motor car scene with over 800 cars and describes the new, picturesque image compared with the old sheiks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Armhin
Hollysrood
Arabia
Move to push naval building plan before Congress
Reports from Capitol II indicate a push to forcibly advance a naval build up as Congress nears. Some members favor limiting warship tonnage outside Washington treaty constraints and funding more fighting craft. Discussion also centers on adding American cruisers to match British naval strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol II
Congress
Retanin
Geneva
United States
Great Britain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Little Theater
Captain Applejack
Oscar J. Fou
Angpires
DS Vollation Nexger Hotel
Goggen's
Iger
Fay Farmer Hope
Lanett Cushman
Catherine Gieseke
Little Rock Ark
John Taylor
Crosby Street
W. B. Lape
West Kings Highway
Isabelle Brannon Cartwright
Philadelphs
W. C. Calvert
San Sdercos
Folvert
W. P. Shafer
Patterson Avenue
Howard KE. Ramey
Kelly Field
Howe
Cadena de Amour
Frank Ashm
James A. Mars
Et Fitrecratch
Herold A. Strauss
Olle G. Frank
L. A. Walthil
Track Cook
A.B. Ballad
C. A. Kuntz
B. B. Cassidy
Wir
Tiere Ord Ryan
Cook
Glen Tanson
HP. Rush
Saw Stroud
Robin Day
Annie Marshall
Lierd DB. Taunting
Robert D. Kuen
Susees Rath Stroud
Merle McConnell
Mary Louise Walliser
Will Mordsy
Lockhart-Capurto Brida
Mike Wayhe
Reewante
Ravannal
Saaly Ges
Greanrlie
Rees
Boleda
Bambirg
HENRY
Valdiaans
Sundes
Bate
Beaver
Jt Sterne
Alpine Plaza
Prince Carol
San Antonian
Renffold Eviday
Hallowe’en
Mdr “Beret
Skeerie
Hallowe'en
Densioors
Paul Anderson Co
Teme Tite Print
Cn 421 Broadway
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!