Hollywood Stars Fete S A Folk Guests At Ambassadors Tea
The party features Gloria Swanson entertaining San Antonians at the Ambassador hotel tea. Guests include Sean Gordon, Miss Gurdon, Miss Windjor, Luella Par eons, Constance Thimadge, Tom Miz, and Mr and Mrs Schreiner. Rigsby party heads to Chicago after a Grand Canyon trip. Church carnival planned by Friedens church volunteers on September 5 with a cupper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stu Ay
W.C. Bigsby
Rand
Walter Schreiner
Hollywood
Gloria Swanson
Jou
Ambarsador Hotel
Sean Gordon
Yor Arait
Grorld
Los Angeles
Gurdon Alood
Schreiner
Miss Swanson
Fon
Luella Pareons
Weiles
Gars
Constance Thimadge
Tom Miz
Beverly Hills
Rigby
Rigsby
Schrein
Charles 111
Chicago
Gnesse
Palmer House
Grand Canyon
Young People'n League of A Friedens’ Bravcelical Church Weil
S A Folk Tours Canada Impresses With Montreal Visit
Mrs Russell recounts a Canadian sojourn from Niagara Fort to Montreal praising the beauty, educated courteous people, and historic streets. She notes dark hotels, numerous automobiles, and plans for upcoming travel with Col and Mrs Stewart and Mrs Wilson as guests.
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Mall Wests
Fie Ctieners
Weber
Niu
Niew Onich
Colo
Stewart
Calonel Stewart
Stewark
Ateweare
Cora O¢den Wilson
Sam Anrconie
Russell
Loranta
Montreal
England
Erance
Palono
Hese Rivers
Iakestern
San Antonio
Bridge Party for Visitors Honors Miss Baker at Home
Miss Mary Baker of 105 Angeles is guest of Mrs BE Dix. Tuesday bridge party hosted by Missy Erclo Simrs at aunt Mrs J W Howard 341 West Mistletoe Avenue. Attendees include Gladix Hood Anne Thorman Betty Gullett from Chicago Margaret Inmi sop Wiling Vis Thomas Lir Charles Pybus Filward Mitchel Henderson watter and Drank Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Erclo Simrs
J. W. Howard
West Mistletoe Avenue
Mary Baker
Angeles
Dix
Miers Gladix Hood
Anne Thorman
Betty Gullett
Chicago
Margaret Inmisop
Wiling Vis
Thomas Lir
Charles Pybus
Filward Mitchel
Henderson Watter
Drank Hicks
Congress Workplace Calendar Jammed With Bills
Congress faces a crowded calendar with hundreds of bills and about 13 000 left in committee. The Seventeenth Congress will resume the session where it paused on May 16, awaiting the opening of the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Enjoy Visit in Western States
Mrs Willian G Kine travels with several companions on a six weeks trip through the West and North, returning last week. They toured sights from the mountains to galleries and libraries, praising the country’s scenery and educational centers. A Dallas visitor, Mrs J Smith, notes the spirit of learning fostering thriving schools in North Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian G. Kine
Witys Mes
Hugh Cluck
San Antonis
Wire
Allisch
Atuighter
Raith Allizen
West Nail Northavest
Jin Yi
Erent Triston
J. ‘J. Smith
Dallas le
Hal
North
Possession of Home Taken Again and Family Moves
A fragmentary notice reports Mig FL Morvis taking possession of a home at a street corner, with references to Lieut and Mrs Fogo G. Miller and their daughter Nel Babbolte. It mentions Huritt in New Hampshire, McDowell college connections, and the moving of Miss Margaret Wilson Gemve with the Lewis family, with unknown dates and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogo G. Miller
Mnatelya
Miller
Nel Babbolte
Mirigells
Huritt
Leterboro
N. H
McDowell
McLlowell
Margaret Wilon Gemve
Aml Percy de Lewis
Leary
Mae Wilmington
Wrenosilay
Iseoual
Plan Honors for War Mothers Event in Gunter Army Room
The American War Mothers met in the Army room of the Gunter Saturday afternoon with good attendances. Plans are under way for the entertainment of Mrs Abarius Spence of Milwaukee, national president, and the organization’s national aims. A trip to San Antonio is anticipated, with members looking forward to the first visit. Mrs Lewis, art student, and Wade H. Lewis are mentioned in connection with recent movements and travels through New Orleans and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunter
Abarius Spence
Milwaukee
Antinio
San Antonio
Bob
Wade
H. Lewis
Chinagas St. Las New Orlefais
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Mage
Erman O S
New Orleans
Night blooming cereus draws attention in Ohio and California
In Ohio Cemeus has ten middlelort where the night blooming cereus, about eight years old and owned by taukill, attracts contention as the plant blooms. In California fire fighters report a blaze near Gazox canyon threatening the Hig Basin Red would park and bringing more crews to the list.
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Ohio
Taukill
San Mateo
Cal
Gazox Canyon
Pesenderu
Hig Basin
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S. A. Folk
Ane Sen Aiton, Temar
S. A
Canada
Roecell
Vorpari Wall
Wail Haven
Eutmier Temo Mn Studio
Dawson-tha
Waylon
Vollers
Muir
Toover
Borig
Nadinda
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tenn
Eugene
St. Anthony
St. Anthony Hotel
Texas Theater
Crockett
Acna
York
Gehen
Sparta
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