Fall social season begins as debutantes head to colleges
Social season looms with September farewells as debutantes embark on college studies at Bell Court seminary, Sweet Briar, Randolph Macon, Shipley’s, and other schools. Many engagements spark wedding plans while clubs schedule balls and events. Ample travel notes show girls leaving for Belmont, Mary Baldwin, and Randolph-Macon as peers host receptions and strollings.
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Mucn
Ruth Shaw
Bell Court Seminary
Washington
Mary’ Pauline Fordtran
Sweet Briar College
Virginia
Katherine McGown
Miss Shipley
Philadelphia
Rowena Nye
Wellesley College
Emma Dill
Corinne Russell
Randolph-Macon College
Pearl Zilker
Margaret Braswell
University
Austin
Lucile McKhenny
Belmont College
Nashville, Tenn
Helen
Leary James
Mary Wester
Marion West
Randolph
Social Farewell Planned Ahead of Nashville Departure
A farewell party is organized before a departure for Nashville with details of dates and venues yet to be finalized and announcements held for now.
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Nashville
Two Local Girls Plan Virginia College Move
Louise Moore and Elizabeth Camp will depart next Sunday for Virginia to enter Mary Baldwin College. About fifty young people are invited to a strolling party on the Heights. Mrs. F. L. Riley and Miss Iane Riley have returned from several weeks in Galveston. Miss Emma Carnett returns Friday to Corpus. Miss Clara Keller came home from St Louis. Mrs. Louis T. Mumme returns from Kerrville.
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Louise Moore
Elizabeth Camp
Virginia
Mary Baldwin College
the Heights
F. L. Riley
Iane Riley
Galveston
Louis T. Mumme
Kerrville
Opening Exercises Begin Ninth Year at San Antonio Female College
The opening exercises for the nineteenth year of the San Antonio Female College start at 9 30 a m Wednesday September 4 in the college auditorium. The alumnae will present a program including an organ voluntary by Miss Harrison.
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San Antonio Female College
Harrison
Beauxvoir Talk Precedes Young Men's Auxiliary Meet
The YMCA auxiliary welcomes the new year with purple bound books listing five receptions and one banquet. A 4:30 pm meeting in the auditorium tomorrow marks the start, with officers led by President Mrs Victor Keller and fellow officers serving in key roles.
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Young Men's Christian Association Auxiliary
Victor Keller
A. W. Houston
A. C. Dauchy
J. C. Kinney
James H. Crider
Willy Gillis
N. M. Karney
Wm. Maurer
Harlandale Waters Promoted for Vitality and Iron Cure
A vintage notice extols Harlandale waters as a natural tonic with iron content that promotes health. The write up claims the mineral bath system tones the body without slowing vitality, highlighting Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths as a healthy choice.
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Harlandale
Ernest Thomas Resumes Violin Class Notice
Ernest Thomas resumes his violin class and invites inquiries by calling the old phone number 5733 for terms and details.
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Ernest Thomas
Confirmation brings social at Jacobs home in Dallas
After their son Isadore Emanuel Jacobs was confirmed at the synagogue, Mr. and Mrs. H Jacobs hosted a gathering on Denver boulevard in Dallas. A large crowd heard a short address from the groom before refreshments were served. Barnard E Beechapter D of C will meet Tuesday at 4 p m at the Woman's club to honor Mrs Caroline Merriwether Goodlett with a commemorative program including readings sketches and songs by local members.
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Isadore Emanuel Jacobs
Barnard E. Beechapter
D. of C
Woman's Club
Geven
Caroline Merriwether Goodlett
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Daisy Coltrane
RE. O. Spencer
Albert Sidney Johnston iSomp
Community society meetings scheduled this afternoon
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of Pine Street Presbyterian Church to meet at 4:00 with Mrs. D H Nichols on Montana street. Laurel Heights Methodist Missionary Society to gather at 4:30 tomorrow in the church parlors. Young Men's Christian Association to hold a 4:30 meeting tomorrow in the association auditorium followed by a social hour hosted by listed matrons and Miss Mamie Lass.
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Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of the
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
D. H. Nichols
Montana Street
The
Missionary Society of the
Laurel Heights
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Victor Keller
A. W. Houston
A. C. Dauchey
J. (. Kinney
William Maurer
F. Strittmatter
O. F. Bordelon
C. N. Kight
James H. Crider
Ella Gillis
N. M. Karney
W. A. King
A. W. Green
L. L. Scanling
Walter Whisnant
William Will
E. E. Dilley
Miss Mamie Lass
Travis Park Church Groups Schedule Meetings
The Tobin Hill circle of Travis Park church gathers with Mrs T C Foster on Main avenue at 4 PM Wednesday. The Woman's Missionary society meets at 4 PM Tuesday. The Christian Woman's Board of Missions auxiliary meets September 16 at the church due to a holiday.
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Tobin Hill
Travis Park Church
T. C. Foster
Main Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society of
Christian Woman's Board of Missions of the Christian Church
Luxuries at One Floor Spa and Bath for Women
After enjoying Turkish Russian Roman scientific massage or electric baths, discover the right answer to getting the most out of life. The facility offers everything on one floor with half the building devoted to ladies.
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Harlandale
Miss Meta Hertwig to Resume Piano Classes
Miss Meta Hertwig will resume her piano lessons on September 2 at 343 Blum St. Contact Old phone 1541 for details.
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Meta Hertwig
Udio 343 Blum
Miss Boeden to Teach Vocal Music at Studio
Miss Boeden pupil of Mrs Colberta Millett and Bert Theodore Halbermann of New York City will receive pupils in vocal music at her studio 117 Jackson St Oldphone 66.
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Miss Boeden
Colberta Millett
Bert Theodore Halbermann
New York City
Jackson St
Oldphone
Studio reopenings set for September in Stevens and Commerce
Miss Mary Patton will reopen her studio in the Stevens building on September 3 with hours from 10 to 12 daily. Miss Mary Henson plans to open her studio on Tuesday September 3 at 112 1 2 West Commerce Street.
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Mary Patton
Stevens Building
Mary Henson
West
Commerce Street
Quiet Veranda Conversation About Life and Health
A convalescing invalid sits on a broad veranda enjoying healthful surroundings. When asked about making the most of life he replies “Yes for the first time here” noting a new sense of well being.
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Harlandale
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