Birthdays Celebrated at Concordia Lodge 1793 Gathering
Concordia lodge No. 1793 Knights and Ladies of Honor met Wednesday receiving one new applicant and initiating four members. Herman Haack invited all to a joint birthday celebration for Mr. Haack and Miss Anna Graef with refreshments songs by the Liedervverein and dancing. A second lodge, John Bosshardt No. 2223, held Friday with three applications and two initiates. Speeches by Mrs. E Nordhaus and visitors followed, honoring the order’s thirty fifth anniversary with a program of addresses music recitations and solos. Refreshments and dancing concluded the event.
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Concordia Lodge No
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Herman Haack
Haack
Anna Graef
Liederverein
John Bosshardt Lodge No
E. Nordhaus
Alamo Lodge
T. M. Cowan
John Bosshardt Lodge
Nora Deussen
B. McHugo
Joseph Fried
Oscar McHugo
Miss B. McHugo
Germania lodge to mark 35th anniversary and September birthdays
Germania lodge No 1036 Knights and Ladies of Honor will meet Monday to celebrate the orders thirty fifth anniversary and September birthdays. Initiation of new members and other lodge business will be transacted at that time.
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Germania Lodge No. 1036
Knights and Ladies of Honor
New Hall for Maccabees in San Antonio Lodge
San Antonio tent No. 46 Knights of the Maccabees held a brief meeting on September 5 appointing a committee to locate a new hall. The group has used the Crockett hotel building for four years. Seven applications for membership were received.
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Maccabees
San Antonio
Knights of the Maccabees
Crockett Hotel
Entertains Delegates At A. O. H Meeting
Mrs. Paul O'Brien president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Bexar county division of A. O. H entertained visiting delegates. Two applications for membership were received and queen's degree proceeded. Under district manager S. W. Fay newly elected officers were installed followed by a speech by Stephen Gould. A social program featured music dancing and refreshments.
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Paul O’brien
Ladies Auxiliary
Bexar County
S. W. Fay
Stephen Gould
Odd Fellows Lodge Plans Initiation and Charity Review
Monroe lodge No. 424 will initiate several candidates in the third degree at its Monday meeting. A committee report notes above usual charity work in the past month and special lodge business postponed from prior sessions will be transacted.
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Monroe Lodge No. 424
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Soledad Street
Mrs George F Martin Hosts Woodmen Drill Team Dinner
After a six weeks vacation in Galveston Mrs George F Martin entertained the Myrtlegrove No 1 Woodmen circle drill team at her home on 620 Victoria Street. About twenty five members attended a three course lunch as the entertainment.
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Galveston
George F. Martin
Myrtlegrove No. 1
Woodmen Circle
Mrs Hart Establishes Headquarters in San Antonio
After a three month visit to New Mexico Mrs Laura B Hart state commander and supreme lady at arms of the Ladies of the Maccabees arrived in San Antonio this morning and set up headquarters at the St Anthony hotel while in the city.
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New Mexico
Laura B. Hart
the Ladies of the Maccabees
San Antonio
St. Anthony Hotel
Alamo Lodge to Host Dance and Supper Thursday Night
Alamo lodge No. 3838 United Benevolent Association will give a dance and supper at the K of P hall starting at 8 30 p m on Thursday night. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Alamo Lodge No
United Benevolent Association
K. of P. Hall
Hibernians to Entertain Card Party in County 1
Hibernians in Bexar County Division No 1 will host a Wednesday night card party with Miss Rose Notton as hostess.
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Hibernians
Bexar County Division No. 1
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Rose Notton
Social Meeting Planned by Grinnell Lodge No 61
Grinnell Lodge No 61 Royal Achates held a meeting Tuesday to discuss lodge matters. The next meeting will be the fourth Tuesday of the month and will be social with a musical program and refreshments. Members and friends are urged to attend and fellowship is emphasized.
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Grinnell Lodge No
Royal Achates
Alamo Hive No
Ladies of the Maccabees
Social Meeting at Davy Crockett Court No 60
Davy Crockett Court No 60 held a social gathering on September 3 with music and vocal selections. Opening address by Harry Smith followed by remarks from Dr Beardsley and a reading by Miss Alberta Gilbert. Programs included a piano solo by Mr Klause and a vocal number by G W Rogers with Miss Ribben. Ben Hur orchestra provided the music. Three membership applications were received.
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Davy Crockett Court No. 60
Harry Smith
Doctor Beardsley
Alberta Gilbert
Klause
G. W. Rogers
Ribben
Ben Hur Orchestra
Musical Program at Alamo Lodge Meeting
Alamo Lodge No. 34 Royal Achates held a Tuesday meeting in the Knights of Pythias hall with a large attendance. One drill team candidate was initiated. Mrs. Ornsby of Protection Lodge Royal Achates of Austin visited. A musical program followed.
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Alamo Lodge No
Royal Achates
Knights of Pythias
Ornsby
Protection Lodge
Austin
School program features varied musical numbers
The program offered refreshments and a series of musical numbers. Violin solo by M Massi with piano by Miss Massi, vocal solo by Miss Edna Schelv with Miss Adele Schelv on piano, piano solo by Miss Rossman and Miss Hoochten. The entertainment proved a success.
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M. Massi
Miss Massi
Edna Schelv
Adele Schelv
Rossman
Esquire Rank Awarded at Elk Lodge Meeting
At Elk Lodge No. 35 Knights of Pythias a page received the rank of esquire. A relief committee report addressed several sick lodge members.
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Elk Lodge No. 35
Knights of Pythias
Relief Committee
Meeting Postponed by Heat for Pythian Sisters
A meeting of Friendship Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters scheduled for Thursday was postponed due to heat. It will be held at the next regular meeting in September.
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Friendship Temple No. 2
Pythian Sisters
Routine Lodge Business By Grand Army Members
President Ida M. Martin of General D. 8 Stanley Circle No 3 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic led a Tuesday meeting in the I O O F hall handling routine lodge affairs. One membership app was received and greetings to the national convention in Los Angeles were approved. A handbag donated by Mrs agner Fond Du Lac Wis was awarded to Miss Katie Scharferg.
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Ida M. Martin
General D
Knights of Pythias district meeting set for Friday
A district gathering of the Knights of Pythias will be held in this city on Friday September 20. Elk Lodge No 35 Unity Lodge No 36 and Lotus Lodge No 89 will participate with two delegates from Kerrville Del Rio Leona San Marcos Lockhart Seguin Smithville Weimar Schulenburg lodges attending as outside guests.
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Weimar
Schulenburg
Castle hall program highlights district lodge event
Flatonia No 208 Waelder No 231 Luling City No 66 and C Porfirio Diaz No 6 present a Castle hall program Friday with calls to order by John F Onion and Rev C B Cross, an opening ode, welcome by Rev H C Burgin, vocal and violin performances by Miss Louisa Blank and Miss Winnie Converse, and fraternal greetings from Pythian Sisters. The program runs until 7 o clock then lodge matters and refreshments follow.
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Flatonia
Waelder
Luling City
C. Porfirio Diaz
Castle Hall
John F. Onion
Supreme Representative
C. B. Cross
Prof. Daggett
H. C. Burgin
Unity
Louisa Blank
Pythian Sisters
P. C. Blank
Winnie Converse
Madge Greiner
Henry Miller
G. K
M W A to Hold Smoker at Bexar Camp
Modern Woodmen of America Bexar Camp No 12034 met at 117 N Flores St. Three new members were initiated and two applications received. A smoker and social event were planned for September 28 with State Deputy Colonel A N Rooks of Dallas among speakers.
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Bexar
Modern Woodmen of America
N. Flores Street
A. N. Rooks
Dallas
Knights of Columbus to Initiate 50 New Members
San Antonio Council No 789 plans an initiation on October 18 with about fifty new members to be enrolled. A dance is scheduled for October 12 the day before the initiation.
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San Antonio
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Lodge Meeting Records Charity Work and Music Event
One new member was initiated as the lodge reported a typical month of charitable activity by members and friends. A musical program was presented and refreshments were served after the reading of the report.
Harvest Jubilee plans noted by Siemering lodge No 32
A committee reports progress on the harvest jubilee celebration inviting members statewide. Hermann Sons will be represented at the Fairgrounds during the event with a concert in the garden of the new lodge building on September 28.
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Vineta Sisters
Hermann Sons
Siemering Lodge No. 32
Magnolia Grove Woodmen Circle Initiates Three New Members
Magnolia Grove No. 26 Woodmen Circle held a Friday meeting receiving two applications, balloting on them, and initiating three new members. A condolence resolution was drafted for Mrs. Mary Miles. A social hour followed the business session with over a hundred attendees.
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Magnolia Grove
Woodmen Circle
Mary Miles
Nomination of Officers Set by San Antonio Assembly
San Antonio Assembly No. 78 Loyal Americans of the Republic set September 26 as the date to nominate officers at a meeting held Thursday. The session recorded three applications and two new members were initiated.
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San Antonio
Loyal Americans of the Republic
Suffragist Mrs Pankhurst recounts odd court incident
Mrs Pankhurst recalls a court tale where a woman sued a railroad for $40,000 and won the verdict but paid nothing to her attorney. The woman allegedly outwitted the lawyer by marrying him, prompting the judge to remark on shifting motives in the pursuit of progress.
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