Society News Highlights From Thursday Evening Events
Social listings note Mrs Ruth Shaw hosting a dinner at St Anthony for the Howard McCulloch wedding party. A Denver Heights Methodist ice cream social is planned in the park on Friday, with other teas and luncheons honoring Miss Lolita McCulloch and Morrill High School fundraiser events. The San Antonio Art League opens its season at Carnegie Hall and the Automobile Club plans a Thursday night dance with a special program as crowd attendance grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Shaw
St. Anthony
Howard McCulloch
San Antonio Art League
Carnegie Hall
San Antonio Automobile Club
North Loop
Victoria Herff
Wolff & Marx Tea Room
Lolita McCulloch
Regina Corona
Daniel
Misses McCulloch
Mildred Leadinghaus
St. Louis
Alicia Wuerpel
Mexico City
Pyramid Pile Treatment Ad Promises Private Home Relief
An advertisement claims Pyramid Pile Treatment can help piles without dangerous operations and urges readers to try a private in home remedy. It cites many letters from hopeful patients and offers a box for 5 cents or a free trial via coupon.
Notable Names List From Local Society Page
Willis Keller and a broad roster including Mr. and Mrs. Ivan F. Vick, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brooks, Lieuts Faulkner Heard and John Conklin, Richard Wooley, J L Richards, Paul Adams, Fred Tips, Hill Grover, Russell Wine, J Crosswell Hall, Charles Tips, T B Chadwick, Frank Stickney, Hubert Loeffler, Mr. LeRoy, John Fries, Mr. Snyder, John Spencer, David Humphreys, Robert Ennis and others appear in the society notices column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Keller
Ivan F. Vick
Murray Brooks
Faulkner Heard
John Conklin
Richard Wooley
J. L. Richards
Paul Adams
Fred Tips
Hill Grover
Russell Wine
J. Crosswell Hall
Charles Tips
T. B. Chadwick
Frank Stickney
Hubert Loefler
Mr. LeRoy
John Fries
Mr. Snyder
John Spencer
David Humphreys
Robert Ennis
Miss Pearl Hunt Hosts Spending-the-Night Party
Miss Pearl Hunt entertained a group of friends Tuesday for a spending the night party honoring guest Miss Ella Beierle of New Braunfels. The event featured a candy pull a musical program and a buffet supper with attendees including Irene Marks Lillie Haye Mildred Wilke Hazel Hunt Elizabeth Hereck Josie Hunt Cornelia Hunt and Mrs. Mary Hunt.
Vernon Ledger Celebrates 21st Birthday at Home
Vernon Ledger marked his twenty first birthday with a small gathering at his mother Mrs A G Stonski home 230 Carson street. Guests included Misses Hattie and Mabel Tuttle Ella Rose Jimmie Powers and Dewey and Roland Ledger and several couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Ledger
A. G. Stonski
Carson Street
Hattie
Mabel Tuttle
Ella Rose
Jimmie Powers
Bonn
Bedegea
F. Gregory
Fred Rose
Dewey
Roland Ledger
Brack Surprise Party Held Wednesday Evening
Mrs R E Brack hosted a surprise party with games and prizes for guests including Mrs EB W Oeffinger Mrs Robert Still and Fischer Y Stille Vocal solos by N Gillespie and refreshments served Guests listed include Mr and Mrs Y Ll Cranshaw Mr and Mrs BE W Deef finger Mr and Mrs R W Stappenbeck N Gillespie Paul Baldwin and many Brack family members among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Brack
EB. W. Oeffinger
Robert Still
Fischer Y. Stille
N. Gillespie
Y. Ll. Cranshaw
W. Deeffinger
R. W. Stappenbeck
Funston to Inspect Troops on Border
General Funston with Captain Fitzhugh Lee will leave Thursday night for the lower Rio Grande valley to inspect troops in the Brownsville district. He will be away until Tuesday morning and may visit Brownsville to McAllen, meeting senior officers and staff to review the overall situation and problems. He plans talks with Major General O'Ryan and Brigadier General Parker and will confer with brigade and regimental commanders for their views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
Fitzhugh Lee
Rio Grande Valley
Brownsville
Rio Grande City
McAllen
New York
O’ryan
Parker
Indians Not Dying Off Looming as Wealthy Producers
Cato Sells, commissioner of Indian affairs, said after touring western reservations that Indians are not a dying race and are increasing in number. He noted a health campaign improving life expectancy and births, and that Indians are becoming wealth producers. There are 850,000 Indians across 24 states on 80 reservations, with about $900 million in wealth and 60 million acres of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cato Sells
United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Mr. Sells
Sells
J. W. G. Club to Meet After Services
The J. W. G. Club will meet in the Grace Lutheran sacristy after services at 4 o clock Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
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Thy Dear Eyes
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Mabel
Johann Strauss
Homar N. Barelett
Gluck
Alma
Ba Bohm
Kreisler
Fritz
Panko
McCormack
John
Bizet
Yacki
Honolulu
Harlan
Nashville
Tennessee
Collins
Ireland
Heaven
Charles Harrison
Erin
Virginia
Albert Campbell
Henry Burr
Harry Macdonough
Orpheus
Peerless
Plantation
Fred von Eps
Hawaii
Pietro
Heck
Henry
Clapoole
Conway
Chester W. Smith
Lanette
Henton
H. Benne Henton
Sidus Trombonus
Lake
Hurtado Brothers
Royal Marimba Band
Valverde
Royal
Goggan
BROS
Music
Houston
Navarro
Alamo Iron Works
San Antonio, Texas
RIV
Texwax
Texaco
THE
Texas Company
Texas
Ladies of
Denver Heights
John A. James
Eva Morris
Pacific Avenue
Morrill High School
Harlandale
W. T. Harris School
Eleanor Brackenridge Mothers’ Club
Woman's International Exchange Society
Exchange Building
Battle of Flowers Association
Menger Hotel
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
T. V. Neal
German Methodist Episcopal Church
South Hackberry Street
Wolff & Marx
E. Rossmann
Travis
Margaret Sutherland
Austin
University of Texas
Mrs. J. H. Hutchinson
Taylor
Helen McMonigal
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Mrs
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Louise Nagel
D. J. Hatfield
Torreon
Mexico
R. H. Nagel
Dansant
Ruth Burleson
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Bidg
Marshall, Mich
East Houston ST
Miss Hunt
Mrs. Brack
Border
Captain Lee
Gouraud
T. Hopkins & Son
Tex
James B
Foley & Co
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Foley
Cinco Cigars
Otto Eisenlohr & Bros, Incorporated
Pirebiet Delecwas
Rhodes
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