Remains of Wesing Family Arrive for San Antonio Interment
The ashes and remains of Adelbert and Fred erika Wesing, who died in Germany, arrive in San Antonio for interment at City Cemetery No. 4. Mrs. T H Wharton, daughter, accompanies the ashes. services at Shelley and Loring parlors tomorrow. Duke Family Notes Death of Anna Duke in San Antonio home. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at residence and burial in Mission Burial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert
Frederika Wesing
Germany
San Antonio
City Cemetery No. 4
Mr. Wefing
Wefing
T. H. Wharton
Shelley & Loring
Bexar Lodge Plans First Reunion For November
A special meeting of Bexar Lodge of Perfection No 9 Scottish Rite Masons is set for Thursday evening at Crockett hotel to discuss the lodge's first reunion on November 21 and 22. All degrees from the fourth to the fourteenth will be conferred. degree teams are appointed and rehearsals begin in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar Lodge of Perfection No. 9
Crockett Hotel
Community Events Highlight Local Social Calendar
Miss Adeline Small and Lottie Hanzel host a strolling party at San Pedro Springs at eight o clock. Richard Laird Law rence marks his fourth birthday with neighborhood friends from four to six at his grandparents home. Alamo Mission chapter Daughters of the Republic meets at Travis club at 3 30 p m. St Girards Parish ladies hold a fall festival at the rectory in the evening. W W Caves of Oakville weds Maude Van Wie at eight at the bride’s parents home on Alamo Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Small
Lottie Hanzel
San Pedro Springs
Richard Laird Lawrence
E. J. Gallagher
Alamo Mission
Daughters of the Republic
Travis Club
St. Girard’s Parish
W. W. Caves
Oakville
Maude van Wie
E. A. Rogers
Alamo Heights
Texas Autoists Visit Colorado Springs Party Details
Mrs. Robert Clarke returns from a three month visit with Mr and Mrs G P Spalding and daughters in New York City. Among Texas autoists in the Pike s Peak region is T L Conroy of San Antonio with Mrs Conroy and children Julia Elizabeth Sophie Goggan Lydia and Octavia BUNS. A Madison Square Presbyterian church lawn party at the manse in Colorado Springs featured readings by Miss Greathouse and Miss Saunders, punch and cake, and a well attended gathering with electric lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarke
G. P. Spalding and
New York City
Texas
Pike's Peak Region
T. L. Conroy
San Antonio
Acacia Hotel
Colorado Springs
Conroy
Julia
Elizabeth
Sophie Goggan
Lydia
Octavia Bulns
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
First Alamo Heights Mothers Club Meets in New School
The year begins with the Alamo Heights Mothers' Club holding its first meeting Thursday afternoon at 8:30 in the new school building. Hostesses will be Mrs. W. H. Hume and Mrs. A. C. ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Heights
Mothers’ Club
W. H. Hume
A. C Ae
Enthusiastic Women Golfers Meet at Laurel Heights Club
A dozen women golfers met at Laurel Heights Golf Club yesterday. Miss Gertrude Symons hosted tea in the clubhouse and led beginners, with weekly meetings planned to boost skill as three golf clubs decorate the table with gold balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Heights Golf Club
Gertrude Symons
Miss Symons
San Antonio Social Notes On Events And Visits
Guthrie Polk departs for the University of Austin. Mrs. W. S. Conness returns from California and Colorado. The San Antonio Turn Verein ladies host a Thursday card party at Turner hall. Mrs. W. T. Hanlon of Canton visits her mother Mrs. J. J. Braden at 606 Avenue B. Prospect Hill Methodist Missionary society holds a social at Miss Evans 3011 West Commerce Sept 25 4 to 6 PM. all ladies invited. Mrs. Otto Wahrmund and relatives head to New York to meet Miss Emmie Wahrmund returning from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
W. T. Hanlon
Canton, Tl
J. J. Braden
Avenue B
Missionary Society of
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Otto Wahrmund
C. D. Wahrmund
New York
Emmie Wahrmund
Local society notes and moves around San Antonio
Mrs G A Gay and Mrs Vick return to Birmingham after a San Antonio visit. Mrs O D Woestman and children come home from New York and Atlantic City. Lieut and Mrs W R Taylor depart Fort Sam Houston for Fort Riley. The Woman's Home Missionary society of the First Evangelical church meets at Mrs A Reichert's home. Capt and Mrs L T Richardson back at Fort Sam Houston. Travis Park church hosts a harvest picnic at San Pedro Springs. The James Lewis Baraca class invites for a hay ride from Government Hill church. The Woman's Missionary society meets at 3 pm with a literary program led by Mrs J M Gibson on The Dependent and the Delinquent Child and Medical Work. Misses Julia and Hattie Mouzon head to Georgetown for the university. Miss Alice Woodley leaves for Staunton VA for Mary Baldwin seminary. JK Kenneth Woodley to Lebanon TN for law study. Miss Beatrice Turman of Uvalde visits the Avery and Kincaid sisters. she heads to Georgetown University. Miss Blanche Felthouse and Miss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Government Hill Methodist Church
J. M. Gibson
Marriage of Charles Cabaniss and Ophelia Brown celebrated
The wedding at Miss Mattie Lewis's Laurel Heights home featured bridesmaids including Laura Thompson and Laura Lane. The bride wore gray brocade silk with American beauty roses and departed for a future Austin home after an informal reception. Rev. Hugh McLellan performed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cabaniss
Austin
Ophelia Brown
Mattie Lewis
Laurel Heights
Miss Lewis
Nona Lane
Clara Duggan Madison
Hugh McLellan
Central Christian Church
Laura Thompson
Laura Lane
Eugenia Taylor
Mae Bruhn
Doris Jones
Ermingarde Collins
Temple Woman Guests Aide Mrs Williams Social Ties
Mrs H Y Williams of Temple is the charming guest of Mrs Harvey L Page. A former San Antonio resident, she was notably active in club and social affairs during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Y. Williams
Temple
Harvey L. Page
Williams
San Antonio
Medina Valley Irrigation business manager returns from Boston
T. B. Palfrey, business manager of the Medina Valley Irrigation company, has come back to San Antonio after a two week stay in Boston and the East. He was accompanied by Mrs. Palfrey, who had been away from the city during the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Palfrey
Medina Valley Irrigation Company
San Antonio
Boston
Mrs. Palfrey
Turn Verein to Hold Informal Hop at Turner Hall
The San Antonio Turn Verein plans an informal hop at Turner Hall next Saturday September 28 for members only. Chairman Gus Koch assures attendees of excellent music and punch, with the event running until 12 p.m. and a jolly time promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Novel Social at Government Hill Methodist Church
Government Hill Methodist Church hosted a novel social for members and friends last evening. Each participant who had raised 50 cents performed a pantomime story, providing entertaining moments before refreshments. Mrs S W Hopkins chaired the entertainment committee with assistants Mrs W W Douglas and Mrs J R Gibson. Mrs R A Johnson oversaw refreshments, assisted by Mesdames T O Folts, George Brinklow, L Dromgoole and B S Cato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Government Hill Methodist Church
S. W. Hopkins
W. W. Douglas
J. R. Gibson
R. A. Johnson
Saxet Club Entertained at Jonas Street Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Kaupert entertained the Saxet club last evening at their Jonas street home. Arrangements were made for a dance to be held next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxet Club
Frank Kaupert
Jonas Street
Distressed Cowboy Ruse Targets Harvest Jubilee Group
A Nevada man posing as a in trouble-to-earn-attorney distressed cowboy asks Harvest Jubilee secretary Frank Rennert to raffle a bridle and shawl to raise funds. Investigations show similar west coast schemes by a bridle maker using prominent local names to drum up demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rennert
Harvest Jubilee Association
Carson City
Nevada
Mr. Rennert
Pre-nuptial Shower Honors Nathan E. Frazier
Merlin Miller hosted a bachelor supper and handkerchief and hosiery shower for Nathan E. Frazier at Mrs. Dc. T. Miller’s Dwyer avenue home. Music, stories, and jokes followed the meal with guests including Herman Ludwig B. Garven A. A. Thomas B. T. Kraus W. A. First H Kraus Professor Robert Ezelle A. Kraus O. Kraus Steve Lockwood Arthur Lockwood and Merlin Miller. Little Miss Inez Brennan and Brennan Miller served punch. Mrs. Co T. Miller Mrs M. C. Brown Miss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Miller
Nathan E. Frazier
Dc. T. Miller
Dwyer Avenue
Messrs
Herman Ludwig
B. Garven
A. A. Thomas
B. T. Kraus
W. A. First
H Kraus
Robert Ezelle
A. Kraus
O. Kraus
Steve Lockwood
Arthur Lockwood
Inez Brennan
Brennan Miller
Punch
T. Miller
M. C. Brown
Protest Filed Against Drainage District Bond Records
Walter J. Crawford filed written protest with the attorney general opposing the approval of records for drainage district bonds. The dispute centers on the drainage district act as unconstitutional, with Crawford representing Chambers County taxpayers. He objects to the record for a $125,000 Trinity River irrigation district bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Walter J. Crawford
Walthall
Zeb F. Caldwell
Crawford
Chambers County
Hair of Youth Promises Rich Gloss and Style
An advertisement extols rich glossy youthful hair and urges readers to avoid grey strands. It promises plenty of soft youthful-looking hair for many styles to keep you looking young and attractive, noting that grey hair reveals age and attracts comments.
Ramsey Chooses Austin for Permanent Home and Practice
Judge William F. Ramsey, former governor candidate, announced in Austin that he will reside there permanently and practice law. It had been expected he would return to his former home in Cleburne, but Ramsey already has a home in Austin.
Gainesville Votes Bonds For Refunding Issue
Gainesville Texas held an election to issue 47000 dollars of refunding bonds. The vote was 144 in favor and 9 against reflecting very low interest and turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Tex
Medina Dam Route 10 drive logged for motorists
Secretary A A Brack and Rev S H C Burgin accompanied by Rev Charles E McStravick logged Route 10 to Medina Dam for autoists. Colp notes the only rough stretch is Gallagher ranch road, worked by about 100 Medina company laborers, with 81.5 miles total round trip and the land improving soon for an ideal drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. C. Burgin
Charles’ E. McStravick
A. A. Brack
D. BE. Colp
The
Chamber of Commerce
Medina Dam
Bandera
Gallagher Ranch
Culebra
Medina Company
Colp
Aged Woman Safe After Missing Overnight Return
Mrs. Mattie Gross an 88 year old woman left 125 Essex street for a city trip about 4 PM and did not return. Her daughter Miss Mattie Gross alerted police and a night search found the aged woman safe at Mrs. Barker's 314 Willita street. The absence caused alarm due to feebleness and deafness but she was identified and located by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Gross
Essex Street
Miss Mattie Gross
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Isolutely
Europe
George B. LaBarre
Mrs. Wharton
Bexar Lodge of Perfection
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co
Duerler
G.A. Duerler Mfc. CO
Beulah B. Patterson
Guthrie Polk
University At Austin
G. A. Gay
O. D. Woestman
Atlantic City
W. R. Taylor
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Riley
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
First Evangelical Church
A. Reichert
Nebraska Street
L. T. Richardson
Fort. Sam Houston
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Travis Park Methodist Church
James Lewis Baraca
Hattie Mouzon
Georgetown
University
Alice Woodley
Staunton, Va
Mary Baldwin Seminary
JK Kenneth Woodley
Lebanon, Tenn
Lebanon Law School
Beatrice Turman
Uvalde
Hazel
Doris Avery
Josephine
Eddie Kincaid
Miss Turman
Georgetown University
Blanche Felthouse
Paris
Wolff & Marx Co
Jessie Brewster
Pleasanton
MS. Brennan
Hilda
Lorrayn Miller
Beta Gammas
Beta Gamma Club
Stella Nelson
Upson Street
Edith Singleton
Katie Singleton
Blanche Buckley
Gertrude Buckley
Ruth Thornton
Gertrude Nelson
Verien
Rennert
Phile Hay Specialties Co
Newark
N. J
Nmexar Drug CO
D. E. Colp
Party
W. H. McElwain Company
Richey
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