Secret Fraternal Meetings Roar Through San Antonio
Fraternal circles meet across Woodmen of the World, Pythians, Loyal Arc, Knights and Ladies of Honor, and other orders. Meetings Wednesday night include initiations, resignations, and committee reports as chapters plan banquets, anniversaries, and social events at Germania lodge hall and nearby venues.
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Odd Fellows
San Antonio
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Woodmen Circle
Woodhmen Hall
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D. D. HS. Pythian Hall
Bietheker Poly
Bermabia
TONG
Knights and Tallies
Eenor
Toyuilar Hall
Famlehl
Womanly Cruelty and Death Reported in Old Time Tale
In a Lady's Steatm excerpt the text laments women’s cruelty and the downfall of chivalry. It claims women are worse than men when angered, and recounts a man who dies tragically after misguided fidelity and deceit. The fragment reflects dated moral sentiment and social norms.
Street Parade as Circus Feature in Dal Worth Show
Circus acts tour Sar Antono on Monday September 2 with Dry Belle Floats and Wrd Shows bringing a street parade to town. Notable performances include the Peavings Potters family aerial acts, the Ty-Nel Sisters, Caries Ste grist on the trapeze, and a wire walk routine with live hazards. The program promises high thrilling feats and a strong provincial turnout amid mixed reviews of prior visits.
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Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Confusion in Report
A garbled historical clipping mentions various names and terms without clear context. The readable fragments reference themes like inter marée collection and polar heats, but no coherent event, date, or identifiable persons can be confirmed from the fragment.
Kansan Finds Bride Here in Quiet City Romance
A late night ceremony near Mark's Epincoyitt chive unites AQ.oeton oransas City and Misa Probannt in quiet, citywide nuptials. The event, witnessed by Mr. ir. AV Brohwait and San Antonio's notable circle, ends with a home-bound reception after the ceremony.
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AV Brohwait
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Lawn social at Mrs Bool's residence hosts event
A lawn social is planned at Mrs. Bool's home 135 South Street Lourneyan in the evening by the Ladies Society at the English Lutheran church. Congregation members and friends are invited to attend.
Local social notes fillSan Antonio with visitors and events
Mrs Sam Maverick and daughters Emily and Georgia visit Austin and others travel through the city for social functions. Miss Lenore Hummel returns from Europe. Mae Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy holds a meeting with Miss Janie Baskin reading Texan themed work. Numerous residents and visitors are listed at local hotels and homes, with casts of names, places, and upcoming engagements noted.
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Emily
Georgia Maverick
Austin
Orgward Sammons
Lenore Hummel
Europe
Guy
Darnard
Daughters of the Confederacy
J.D. Gulun
Janie Baskin
Texas
Florida
John Wilkes Booth
Miss Lytle
Mrs. I. W. Comes
Aliys Mitchell
Misgamie Guinn
Notable visitors from Kerrville and nearby towns stay in city
J Burges and eight other well known Seguin residents visit and stay as guests of local hotels. P Moore from Bay City registers at New Maverick. Mrs T P McCampbell and Miss Blixabel McCampbell with Rab and John McCampbell of Goliad join guests at New Maverick. Otto Reinhuch from Kerrville stays with Witte. Evang from Kerrville with son visits as guest of its. George E Smith from Boerne registers at Erie. Kk B Ryle from Monterrey, Mex arrives as guest at White. W B Taylor travels to the city for business and is registered at Bille.
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Aintes
Merit
Satterfield
Linno Glaide
Witters
Deager
Huntess
Frank Hopkins Ama
Uharte
May Rose
Ronilmvis Im
Bite of Tallas
Eliy
Betosaraithe
J. Daminsny
Chicago
Menger
FBI
Newman
Brady
Noxar
Gan Antonio
Baxar
W. OB. Briekat
Compton
el Paso
Namesa Madera
Searty
J. Burges
Seguin
Bexar
Bern M. Sheldon
Rockport
Joe
Sheldon
L. FP. Bailey, Jr
Ant
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P. Moore
Bay Caity
T. P. McCampbell
Blixabel MeCampbell
Rab
John McCampbell
Goliad
Maverick
Otto Reinhuch
Kerrville
Witte
Evang
Vic
Ite
George E Smith
Boerne
Erie
Kk. B. Ryle
Morterer
Mex
Teginieres
W. B. Taylor
Atia- In
Bille
Kerrville News Circulates With Social and Building Notes
Kerrville locals report a busy week with social events and visits by residents from San Antonio and Comfort. Landmarks include new two story concrete buildings, growing frame structures, and preparations for the Banangerst event near Converse. Notable visitors include Mrs. Ang, Falta, Emilie Real, and Miss Amanda Cuenthir. Ernest Karger and H. Kubiman guests add to the local activity as work on projects continues.
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Coverordla Singlog Club
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Converse
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Katevilley Ryaderleksbay
Sp Jeoueh
Hie Sap Management
Ons Lehrefer Taft
Frederieksburg
Faby
Julius Real
Wriest Schweth- Jol
Charlie Meinen
Herm Abset
Walter Schretner
Robert Rend
Ae Weston
Shavitt Moore
Uny
Gillispie
Mra. H. Poltzar
Tha Pivy Tink School
H. . Kubiman
Little Son
Houston
Ed. Bosel
Victoria Society Notes Highlight Mix of Visits and Farewells
Victoria Tex notes list social visits and departures as Mrs Stor ing fraucblin of Monterey is mentioned in her parents' stake. Mrs George Dunhach and Miss Dora retire from a visit to Char o. Blanche Mopking leaves for a foal One at Saint Mary's Academy. Thee Buhler goes to Mineral Wells. Mrs J M Brownson returns from Cedar Point and San Antonio. Mr and Mrs G S Holand visit Hairston and Galveston, Mrs A M Meiadon returns from Crore with Miss didge as guest. Various young women depart for Boston Conservatory, Clapp and Carvail head to New York for music courses.
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Aeuguer
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Cnaro
Blanche Mopking
Mary’s Academy
Auetha
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Hairston
Galveston
A. M. Meiaddon
Misa Didge
Ato Faddent
Vernie Jones
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Reaton
Toston Conservatory
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Social club entertainments and prize winners noted
Miss Cilme has joined H S A in Nicholl's department and Houston hosts were entertained by Mrs. Presiin in Austin. Ladies club games awarded prizes of cut glass dishes and pins to Mrs. Dr. Smith and Mrs. Roseborough. Refreshments featured chicken salad wafers olives and coffee. Another hostess Mrs. W H Smith welcomed a large club, with prizes for Mrs. Roseborough and Mrs. Calher. Thursday evening Miss Katie Wireler hosted forty two games for a small group.
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E. J. Nicholl
Presiin Austin
Dr. Smith
W. B. Proctor
W. H. Smith
TL N Fleming
J. M. Roseborough
John Cal- Her
Katie ‘Wireler
Stripe Fashion Holds Through Another Season
The fashion note describes stripe styling remaining stylish into the next season with tailored striped skirts and coats. It notes long lasting vogue, with dresses featuring braid trim and updated sleeve alterations, predicting continued use through winter and beyond.
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Fashion notes reveal a palette of grays and jewel tones
The column lists fashion hues such as aleghint gray and taupe, emerald, and purples. It notes fashionable shades in Paris including Yacafout and Salome red tones, plus a cool gray called vert de grissanelle. Descriptions mention Hortensia Hue and lavender blue tints shaping season trends.
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