Social season winds down with weddings and plans
Retrospect notes summer ends and society circles prepare for autumn events. Rumor hints at several weddings and debutantes while two weddings, parties, and a Jungle Club dance mark the close of summer. The club gathers at Camden Street with Mrs Bates presiding and reports on biennial insights from San Francisco. The Daughters of the Confederacy elect officers Tuesday at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toms
Jerrys
Milady
Janes
Marys
Tere
Camden Street
Harvest Jubilee events and social notices recap
Mrs Atlee B Ayers attends floral hall duties at Harvest Jubilee on San Antonio Day with Mulholland Tennis Club members. Gallery of social gatherings includes Estelle Hagg at Woman's Club, plans for Judge Reagan birthday, Miss Maida Davis's Boston memory shower, costumes and decorations feature Red American beauty roses. Invitations issued for October 12 dance by Misses Van Hoogenhuyze at Turner Hall. Chi Alpha Sigma hosts Harvest Jubilee floral building event with numerous attendees. Arrow Club and XXY club memories noted. A Mulholland School picnic and Glen Marie barbecue yield gifts and luncheon details. Ad segments promote Harlandale sulphur baths and Witmer Crane millinery new arrivals.
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Atlee B. Ayers
Mulholland
Gertrude, Negley
Jeanette Hagelstein
Zaleme Pettus
Constance Ball
Margaret Shook
Eleanor Baroon
Elizabeth Bennett
Chrystie Gore
Maida Davis
Leland Powers School of Expression
Boston
San Antonio
Chi Alpha Sigma
Russell Hughes
Margaret Sutherland
Grace McClannahan
Louise Berry
Margaret Graham
Florabel Townsend
Olive Erkel
Frances Skinner
Adele
Hazel Shaw
Elizabeth Herndon
Ruth Tayloe
Neppie Storms
Irene Bindley
Ruth McKinney
Esther Clements
Margaret Coleman
Allie Belle Moore
Peggy Bliss
Birdie Coleman
Hortense Goldstein
Gladys
Virginia McFarland
William King
Jack Cassity
Slayden Goldstein
James Woodward
Houston Hearne
Harold Sutherland
Niel Graham
Willie Fordtran
Lee Haltom
Earl McGoldrick
Julian Wilke
Richard Vanderstratten
Jack Hardy
Fred Skinner
Carlton Bindley
C. G. Woods
Robert
Atlee Ayers
Orville Cohen
Winchester Kelso
Chester
Flemming Mayes
Vance Bordelon
Trousdale Brown
Liston Sanderson
George Walker
Fowler Davis
Beacon Hill PTA Hosts Tea With Local Leaders
ABeacon Hill Parent-Teacher group gathered Friday at Mrs Eli Howells home on San Pedro Heights for a reception. Mrs Malone Duggan congress of mothers president spoke on child welfare and the October congress meeting. Laura Steele praised the schools annual entertainment and harvest jubilee planning. Mildred Rosalind Goodman described organized play for child education. The program featured Hillary Cooper 9 instrumental The Wanderer. a song Im Going to Tell on You. Herbert Blunt recitation Seeing Things. Mrs Haythorne instrumental Lone Evening Star. Hester Williams recitation Amazing Grace. Hurt sisters piano violin and Florence Hurt recitation Whos Afraid.
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Beacon Hill
Parent- Teachers’ Club
Eli Howell
San Pedro Heights
Punch
Mesdames J. D. Guinn
H. H. McCorkill
Malone Duggan
Congress of Mothers
Laura Steele
Ss Moore
J. P. Owens
Mothers’ Club
Mary Huppertz
Princial
Beacon Hill School
Manor Brackenridge School
Hillary Cooper
Revival of local Ameican Woman's Republic interest in San Antonio
The San Antonio chapter reports 170 members in good standing as women push forward with the republic's aims. A planned Glenmore pottery exhibit for Harvest Jubilee is canceled due to another city securing the item. A called meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 PM in the Arthur hotel parlors. An entertainment is planned for Thursday at 8 PM at Mrs J Longino's home with refreshments. Members are urged to attend and bring friends.
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Ameican Woman's Republic
San Antonio
Republic
the Republic
Arthur Hotel
Shakespeare Club Social at Baskin Home to Start Year
The Shakespeare club convenes Thursday afternoon at the Misses Baskin home to begin the year’s club work and discuss vacation pleasures. No regular program is planned for the day.
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The
Shakespeare Club
Misses Baskin
Government Hill Club Opens Season With President Day
The Government Hill Literary club begins its season with a Wednesday meeting at Miss Anna Urquhart’s home, 207 Carson street. President’s day marks the first gathering, with the president in charge of the program and hosting duties.
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Government Hill
Anna Urquhart
Carson Street
First Meeting of Lamar School Mothers’ Club Scheduled
Mrs Marshall Freeborn president calls the first Lamar School Mothers’ club meeting for Friday afternoon October 14 at 3 45 at the school. No program beyond a social get together. Teachers Miss Laura Massey and Miss Rose Coland will discuss Why Children Are Not Always Promoted at the End of the Term. Hostesses include Mrs H C Dinger Mrs A P Rheiner and Mrs S B Berliner.
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Marshall Freeborn
Ruiz School
Mothers’ Club
Mothers' Club
Lamar
Laura Massey
Rose Coland
Lamar School
H. C. Dininger
A. P. Rheiner
8. B. Berliner
Missionary Society Meets at Travis Park Church
The Woman's Missionary society of Travis Park Methodist plans a regular business session at 3 PM Tuesday October 1 in the Philathea rooms. Tobin Hill circle meets Wednesday at 4 PM at Mrs D Huggins 416 Baltimore Ave.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Travis Park Methodist Church
Philathea
Tobin Hill
D. Huggins
Baltimore Avenue
Community society meetings scheduled this week
The text lists several gatherings: Phoenix club at Mrs. H I Branham on October 3. Missionary society of West End Methodist church hosting a Needlework Festival to benefit the Christmas bazaar September 30 at Mrs. S W Smith with a program of piano violin readings and vocal solos. West End Sewing society meeting at Miss Anna Scofield on Wednesday at 3. Ruiz School Mothers' club first meeting Friday at 3 45.
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The
Phoenix Club
Missionary Society of the
West End
West End Sewing Society
Anna Scofield
Sans Souci Club Entertained by Misses Battaglia
The Sans Souci club hosted by Miss Nettye Battaglia and Miss Sadie Battaglia at home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. W. B. Davis and Miss Thelma Crane were admitted to the club. In progressive hearts, Eva Gutzeit won first, Adele Gutzeit consolation. Ice course served to Julia Small, Fannie Small, Eva Gutzeit, Adele Gutzeit, Mrs. W. B. Davis, Thelma Crane, Ophelia Kuehn, Gretie Lee Bitter, and the hosts.
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Sans Souci Club
Sans Souci
Nettye
Sadie Battaglia
W. B. Davis
Thelma Crane
Progressive Hearts
Eva Gutzeit
Adele Gutzeit
Julia
Fannie Small
Eva
The
Miss Klaus's Linen Shower for October 9 Marriage
Friday afternoon in Mrs Klaus's home Mesdames Otto and Herman Klaus hosted a linen shower for Miss Valeska Klaus in honor of her upcoming marriage to Nathan E. Frazier on October 9. Julia Rose and Lucille Klaus presented a dainty gift basket to the guest of honor. About twenty attendees enjoyed high five, punch and an ice course.
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Mesdames Otto
Herman Klaus
Valeska Klaus
Nathan E. Frazier
Little Julia Rose
Lucille Klaus
Miss Klaus
Given Kitchen Shower for Miss Valeska Klaus
Miss Valeska Klaus, a bride of next month, received a kitchen shower Thursday afternoon from Mrs. Alfred Klaus and Mrs. Jacob Schwartz. Mrs. Jacob Klaus and Miss Lizzie Betz won Lotto prizes which were later presented to Miss Klaus. Refreshments were served. San Antonio's eminent physicians promote Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths for nervousness gout sciatica and liver troubles with local car transportation offered.
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Valeska Klaus
Alfred Klaus
Jacob Schwartz
Jacob Klaus
Lizzie Betz
Miss Klaus
San Antonio
Harlandale
Entertains With Dinner
Mesdames W. B. Gar ven and W. T. Garven entertained about thirty guests at dinner in their home last Tuesday, according to local social notes.
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W. B. Garven
W. T. Garven
Hon
Wedding Announcement for Everett Dickerson and Augusta Horn
The wedding occurred Wednesday evening at Travis Park Methodist Church. Attendants included Miss Mary Horn and others. The couple will reside at 615 North Fiio Street after October 15.
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Everett Dickerson
Augusta Horn
Travis Park Methodist Church
Mary Horn
North Fiio Street
Local Social Notes Highlight Texas Absences and Travels
Personal items show Frank Winerichs planning a Galveston Houston weekend. Joe McDonald, June grad, heads to Austin for medical studies. Clement Durst returns from trips to Albuquerque Roswell Denver Manitou Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City. Effie and Stella Kuhn head to Galveston to visit Frank B Kuhn and Ben S Meyer. Pauline Washer leaves for New York to study languages literature and voice with Joseph Barnstein Regneas.
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William Stephen Long
Clement Durst
Albuquerque
Roswell
N. M
Denver
Manitou
Colorado Springs
Colo
Salt Lake City
Effie
Stella Kuhn
Galveston
Hotel
Galvez
Frank B. Kuhn
Ben S. Meyer
New York
Pauline Washer
New York City
Mrs. Bettleheim
Washer
Joseph Barnstein Regneas
Social Roundup Notes Guests and Travels
Mr and Mrs Emmett Roundtree hosted last week with guests Mrs Verner Moore Lewis Nashville Tenn Mrs Louie Davis Austin Mrs Bruce Calvert and Mrs S W Stanfield San Marcos A musicale followed. Miss Idalene Scott to Pasadena Cal then domestic science study after graduating Thomas school. Mrs James O Leary and son James Jr East French Place returned after two months with Iowa Wisconsin. Miss Margaret Deutsch to Washington DC National seminary. Mrs Ralph Davis to Dallas Miss Mabelle Lowe returned from Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Roundtree
Verner Moore Lewis
Nashville, Tenn
Louie Davis
Austin
Bruce Calvert
S. W. Stanfield
San Marcos
Roundtree
Idalene Scott
Pasadena
Cal
Scott
Thomas School
James O'Leary
James Jr
East French Place
Iowa
Wisconsin
Married Life the Third Year on a Rough Sea
On a voyage Helen endures a tense rift with Warren after a night’s quarrel and a stifling ventilator dispute. She seeks reconciliation at meals and during a concert, but his cold aloofness persists until a comic buoyant interlude loosens him briefly, leaving her emotionally distant and cold. The scene closes with a lingering ache of unresolved tension.
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Mabel Herbert Urner
Helen
Warren
New York
Mr. Walters
Weather Bureau
Pek
A. L. Russel
Annie Laurie
George W. Hastings
Mr. Hastings
John O'Conner
Trishman
George
Arren
Fire escape overhaul costs seven thousand dollars
Denver telephone company faced a risky drill as 100 girl operators descended a fire escape with high heels. Heels caught in iron holes causing dizziness for many. The company is constructing a bricked off fire escape costing $7000 to prevent disaster.
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Denver
Harlandale Baths Offer Superior Turkish Massage Treatment
The Harlandale Baths provide Turkish Baths and scientific massage with sanitary modern equipment expert attendants and courteous service. A Harlandale car is available for guests to reach the facility for a luxurious wellness experience.
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Harlandale
United States
Harlandale Baths
Not in These Days Says Youth Refuses to Lie
A young man insists he cannot lie and the old man replies that he will not attract political attention. The dialog contrasts honesty and political ambition within a family scene.
Suburban Home Sale Plan Prompted by Advertiser Story
A judge notes a buyer’s change of plan after reading a persuasive story by an advertising man. The remarks imply the home sale motive shifted from selling to halting the approach, with the phrase katp used in the dialogue.
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Wilkins
Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths Claim Cure
An广告 promotional notice urges eczema and skin and blood disorder sufferers to seek a permanent cure at Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths. It recommends consulting a doctor and taking the Harlandale car for access.
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Harlandale
Free Theater Tickets to The Old Homestead Ad
Today’s advertisement offers free theater tickets to The Old Homestead. Details likely include where to claim and any eligibility or limits.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Estelle Hagg
Woman's Club
John H. Reagan
Travis Club
Victoria
Myra
Mae van Hoogenhuyze
Turner Hall
Xx. Y. Z. Club
Vivian
Agnes Weeks
Allie McKinnon
Ruby Crawford
Flora Johns
Dulcie Russell
Lucille Smith
Mattie Laughter
Myrtle Ruth Yantis
Mary Schaeg
Kate Neighbors
Elizabeth Donalson
Ethel Wilson
Gertrude Dowden
Naomi Gouger
Gladys Collier
Bama
Ellen Camp
Mulholland School
Glen Marie
Coleman
Witmer-Crane Millinery Co
Travis and
Avenue C
Julia Mouzon
Georgetown Uni
Madge Pryor
Texas University
Mildred Rosalind Goodman
KR. W. Goodman
West Myrtle Street
Ruiz School Mothers’ Club
John Molesworth
Lawson Thoburn Wood
Mrs. Joseph
Stahn
California
T.mc. Five Hundred Club
Ruth Shaw
Bellecourt Seminary
Frank Winerich
Houston
Joe McDonald
San Antonio High School
University
Margaret Deutsch
Washington, D. C
National Seminary
Ralph Davis
Dallas
Mabelle Lowe
Corpus Christi
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