Social News From Dallas Society Circles
Alfred S Weaver of Dallas at 820 Avenues with old husband Lt Weaver stationed at Canty Funston. Mrs Weaver daughter of W Stratton of Dallas, Ener State Vase secretary. LAN events include dinners at Country Club, Sacred Heart Convent move for Z Baker, Miss Comstock plans in Providence RI, and social notices from Alamo Heights and Fort Sam Houston. Mrs Ward hosted open house for three visitors. Beta Tau Zetas host progressive dinner. Miss Jones to Bryn Mawr. Miss Osborne to Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Dr Keeling resumes dentistry.
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Alfred S. Weaver
Dallas
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820 Avenues
Lieutenant Weaver
Canty Funston
Weer
W. Stratton
Ener State Vase Association
Hiss Zeta Baker
Cvonel
D. J. Baker
Fort Sam Houston
St Louis
Sacred Heart Convent
Board of Education Vacancy Not Yet Filled
San Antonio Independent School District faced a vacancy on the board after Dr Mary Harper resigned to avoid nepotism issues. The board accepted her resignation, and a woman will be chosen at the next meeting to satisfy the rule of three women on the board. The district also confirmed a policy allowing army children free admission to public schools, and Southern Structural Steel Co won a $1302.45 bid for no fire escapes at Main Avenue High School. Additional staff changes included teacher appointments and several resignations among faculty listed with names and positions.
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San Antonio
Mary Harper
Harper
Siniston
Ideaston
Southern Structural Steel Company
Main Avenue
Twilys Addutant
Blewendiry
Misa Marian de Witt
West Senate Wethers
Marie Porter
Marty Warner
Melen R. Tones
Y Building Ready First Camp Tries to the Optio
The fires now building to be erected at Maine Trevis to the Army Training for the national amy. Wednesday night and will be known officially as Yo M.A. Idling No. 1, Pwo mace buldings, to be known, as nubers 29 aad AM, will be ready: for Asdication about Thorsday ana lgur Wore falklinss aye constriction a complete Rruep of a Camp Trav wil comprice ning ariivities, Including seven recrua How bathings. horse auditedin, WIth A scaling manacity of mbiut 3G and at camp headquarters bunny foeth the secretaries and other a sackition aitieces, 'The seven recreation buildings Lot the men in teaching are standard "trictures With accommodations for about twelve hundred men, and are enlipped with Jorge auditorium and binge, reed, and writing Younis, l brary and other conveniences, W. J. Wingtickl, formerly of fon Amie, Lay Ans denn apnalsted building anc rotary of building No. 1, (, to Mo Donald withe the retiglong work secretary, A. Wiliams, physical di rector and Glenn Stringflatd, 'assist ant secretary:, course of
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Maine Trevis
Army
M.A. Idling
Bunny Foeth
Jorge
Reed
Younis
W. J. Wingtickl
Fon Amie
Denn
Anc Rotary of
Donald Withe
Retiglong
A. Wiliams
Glenn Stringflatd
Queen Saws Enemy Films in War Theaters
The article notes British reaction to enemy films shown abroad as propaganda. It highlights German and allied productions focusing on the war’s brutal front lines while omitting allied setbacks. A New Gallery matinee by Lady Fortin in aid of prisoners of war drew Queen Alexandra, Princess Mary, and the Princess Royal.
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Fon
Drexite
Mary
Itoyal
Women’s fashion footwear shifts to comfortable heels
Fashion headlines a shift toward well shod women with 80 percent of fall shoes featuring moderate heels. The trend favors leather, slightly curved silhouettes, and versatile styles from flats to heeled pumps. Brands highlight comfort with safe arch support and practicality for street wear.
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Banjo in Church World: Aerial Novelty and Sacred Music Rise
A church community embraces a teen banjo player whose early awkwardness yields to skill as he syncopates church tunes. The musician helps harmonize feasts with modern rhythms, drawing praise from parishioners and reviving interest in traditional services. A local note mentions public services and a sense of reinvigorated worship.
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Delia Sigma Upsilon
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Frederick Snowden Stinmer
United States EngineerIne Corps
Washingtoo Barracks
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Red Cross Circle
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Queen’s Daughters
St. Mary's Rest
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Henry F. Nebleson
Flumiaville
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Olive Evkel
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Miss Townsend
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Miitel
George Ward
Ward
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Red Cross
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Olive McCormick
Macunret Muller
Ruth West
Poly Tupglits
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Marvin Jonnvon
Velyn Newton
Beatrice Stelling
Richard Vanderscratton
Jack Cassalty
Joiner Cartwright
Jantey Peeler
Louis Doda
Elmer Dittmar
Willan Winurich
Louis Kaytus
Henry Herndon
Beook Engelmaoon
Donn Warren
George W. Johnaotten
Metcalfe Davis
Motain Evans
Archie Helland
J. J. Johison
T. H. Jones
Davie Jones
Abovt
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Misa Jones
Charlotte Newton
Bryn Mawe
Sarah Green
Tom M. Green
Cuero
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Teachers' Institute
Presbyterian Sunday School
Alamo Heights
Towsend Avenue
Mary Yom Osborne
Lynchburg, Va
Randolph-Macon
Wormun'y College
Dr. Keeling
Witmer-Crane Millinery Company
Avenue C
Texas
Hertzberg's
Hawkton
Oscar J
FOX
Mayor Temple of Music
Bell’s
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John M. Steinfeldt
Rafael Jaselly
Isidor Philipp
National Conservatory of
Parla
Macrica Moazkowski
Steinfeldt
Garden Street
Board OF Education
Best Store
Wolff & Marx Company
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Louise
Milgram
QUEEN
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