The San Antonio Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 145, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 13, 1922 Page: 10 of 18
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In Society
k Him Joyce McLellan entertained
JurMlay in her bouie with a luncheon
lonoring Misses Mary Nelson Johnson
]nd Margaret Holbrook brides of the
« nth. The table was artistically
'adorned with a rustic basket filled with
yhasta daisies and yellow tapers in
silver candlesticks were very effective.
The dainty place cards and favors car-
lied out the bridal motif. The guest
h t included Misses Margaret Holbrook.
Mary Nelson Johnson Mildred Johnson.
Marion Johnson Kathe rine Johnson
Mleanor Taylor. Mary Fisher Lorenc
Willis. Helen Irwin Beatrice Strib-
Mng Dorothy Evans Cornelia Vaughan.
3ml Meadamcs Jack Hardie W illiajn
lordtran De Baun. Ithuel Leary Philip
Coldwell Jack Winn J. F. Blitting
ham. Fred Kendall and the hostess.
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J Miss Katherine Davis will entertain
Wednesday with a luncheon in her
home honoring Miss Marion Jackson of
El Paso the guest of Mrs. T. T. Jack-
»n at the St. Anthony. The guest list
fecludes Misses Marion Jackson Fran-
oes McCamish Mary Me Neel Texas and
Jane Welsh. Elizabeth Conroy Mary
&rnan and the hostess.
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: Mrs. F. L. Hunter Jr. and little I
agin Fred will arrive from New York
the early part of next week to be the
■uests of her parents Mr and Mrs.
C W Harrel. on Craig Place. Mrs.
Hunter will be remembered as Miss
Mildred Harm’.
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Miss Olive McCormick arrived home
Inst week from Dallas where she bas
Seen directing playground work in the
public schools. She will leave for Aus*
tn. shortly where she will act as in-
gtructor in physical education at the
summer school of tl.e university.
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** The marriage of Norvell Chittim and
SI si Lieschen Guenther will take place
at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. June
14. at St. Mark’s Ppiscopal Church. No
Wads.
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. Lon is Kasun. who bas recently
graduated from Chit ago University w ill
jeturn home the latter part of ide
.week to a nd the summer.
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Mrs. Harrv M. Dalkowitt of Pear-
sall is upending the week with her r.“-
Sr Mrs. Benjamin Lyons 009 West
JTypress street.
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3 Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nunn honored
their daughter Charlotte with a birth-
Bay party Saturday evening at their
loim "n Crockett street. Bunco wa-
•lay d and prizes were awarded Mies
Inna Michel end Willie Lutz. Dancing
• as enjoyed the music being furnished
tv a jaxz orchestra. The guest list
an- Irtdcd Misses Maxine O’Neill l.u iise
Xlimp. Anna Michel Madeline N't'd'
Keneva Mosely. Leela Bayburn. Bertha
Koch Lillian O’Neill Maurice Mosa-
ian and H. Grode. H. Jenner W. Gil-
lette. W. Lutz. C. Smith. H. Michel V.
Kunu R. O'Neil Howard Bell W.
hunke A. O. Ferguson H. Bell J.
D. Koch C. J. O’Neill W. F. Mo tz.
%un G. Carlson and the host and
lost css.
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*• The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Beetho-
Ten Society will give a card party for
like benefit of Beethoven Maennerchor at
8 o'clock Tuesday at the Beethoven
Heim 422 Pereida street.
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& Christ Chnreh Sunday school will
have a picnic Saturday at Koehler
Dark. Parents are invited. Those et-
r nding will meet at 4 o'clock at the
arish House. All those having cars
<ri requested to bring them. In case
•f rain the picnic will be pos:pored
•Wntil Saturday June 24.
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„ A luncheon will be given at the Y.
Mfr. C. building at 12:30 Thursday.
under the auspices of the Women s
Christian Temperance Union. The pub-
lic is invited.
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Rigsby Hammond returned home
from the University of Texas Saturday.
Hi has as his guest Henry Smith of
Houston. They will motor to Galves-
ton and Houston the latter part of the
%eek where they will spend some time
’belote Mr. Hammond will return home.
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Captain and Mrs. Steven B. Massey
Will entertain on the Gunter roof Wed
jesday evening with a dinner dance
honoring Lieut and Mrs. Lyle Mere-
dith Shields who will leave Saturday
for their new station at Fort Crook I
Nebraska. The guest list will include :
Lieut and Mrs. Shields Capt. and Mrs. 1
L. A. Harns Capt. and Mrs. C. A.
Gray Lieut and Mrs. Robert Carter I
I.ieut. and Mrs. H. E. Willis Mr. and
JHrs. Frank Galpin and the host and
Boaters.
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Mrs. Laura Wise Maverick Mis-
Laura Graves and Amos Graves will
leave Monday for Colorado Utah and
California. They are not expected
home until early fall.
Mrs Bascom Bell entertained with i
buffet supper in her attractive bom'
Monday evening in honor of Miss Hor
Tense (Jolson whose marriage to Jame-
Cordon Bennett Hogan will take pla«
at 8:30 Wednesday evening in St
Maik s Church. The supper followci
the wedding rehearsal. The home wa:
beautiful with shasta daisies in profusioi
everywhere. The table was artistioall-.
•ecorated with a mound of shasti
daisies. Miss Fred Marie Pevtor
served the salad course. Miss Kuti
King presided over the silver coff."
•rn and Mrs. I. A. Porter served th<
ice. About 24 guests were present in
eluding the bridal party and a numbei
of out of town guests.
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j Mrs. Ellis Eldridge will entertain it
Wie home of her mother Mrs. Theodor'
*riedrich 110 Grammercy place will
■ridge parties Wednesday and Thurs
day morning. About six tables o
players will be present each morning
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Sunflower Camp No. 4545. Roya
Neighbors of America will bold mem
orial services at 3 o'clock Wednesda
aftensoon at W. O. W. Hall. The ser
vices are open to tbe publie and th'
program under tbe direction of Mrs
Annie Berber oracle will be in keep
fag with the nature of the meeting
Mrs. Mabel Hawk will make the prir
•ipol address and tbe roll of tbe bon
Ored dead will be called by the re
Corder Mrs flora Harvey. Tbe gravei
are to be decorated Wednesday mom
fag. Mid all members interested in help
inc with thS work are asked to com
atunicate with Mrs. Harvey.
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The Y. B Bridge Club will meet at
5 30 Wednesday at the home of Miss
Kathleen Willis on Craig Place.
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* The Army-Civilian Club will bold the
■X asset tag of tl^- season on Flag Day.
pne 14. at the Mengvr Hotel. in
yOebeon Herndon Mrs. Dennie E. No
lan has charge of the uroxiam. Briga
TUESDAY.
diet General and Mrs. Lewis and W .B.
Tuttle are to be guests of honor. Gen-
eral Lewis and Mr. Tuttle will made
addresses. Mrs. Robert Carter will
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The Parliamentary and Discussion
class will meet in Room 201 at the
city hall at 10:30 Wednesday morn-
ing.
d
sing.
The Young People's Missionary So-
ciety of Government Hill Methodist
Church will hold its regular business
meeting at 2:30 Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. R. E. Me’'.ride 1827 North
Olive street.
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John M. Steinfeldt will present his
pupils at 8:30 Tuesday evening in a
piano recital given at the San Antonio
College of Music Auditorium. An en-
tertaining and beautiful program has
been planned. Those taking part in the
urogram are as follows: Misses Helen
Hartman Evelyn Leonard Brownie
Graves Isabelle Stephens. Kathryn
Roberts. Bertha Leal R. C. Hauser.
Mario Watkins Mabel Cook Fred
Hirsch Minerva Willingham Lottie
Brinkman. Emma Jackson Rose
August Anna Hunter Gertrude Scfeld.
Jane Stem Jessie Garcia. Mallory Page
Warren Laura belle Kroeger Jean
Kayton Velina Knight Alberta Scott.
Ellen Frances Frizzell Adelaide Betan-
court Mercedes Arnold. Aleen Kropp.
Theolyn Smith. Jimmie Steele and Tay-
lor Chandler and Walter Faust.
'Die Pan Hellenic luncheon will be
held Wedensday in tbe tapestry room
of the St. Anthony Hotel. It will be
the last meeting of the season and a
largo attendance is expected. An in-
teresting program has been planned.
George Ade's one-act comedy “Nettie”
will be given by the Community play-
ers. and the Melody Five orchestra will
play during the InncheoL. A graduate
of Brackenridge High School whom the
Pan Hellenics arc sending through the
university has completed her freshman
year and will speak at the luncheon.
White and gold is the color scheme to
bt carried out in the table decorations.
Daisies and yucca plants will adorn the
table. BeeerratloM mav be made not
later than Tuesday by calling Miss Dora
Witherspoon. Crockett 3710.
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The Alamo Review No. 22. W. B. A.
of the Maccabees will hold its annua!
meeting at 5 o’clock Thursday at Koeh-
ler Park. Dancing and games will be
enjoyed. All Maccabees are cordiallv
invited. Supper will be served at 6
o’clock.
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Following the meeting of Knsidah
Review W. B. A. of Maccabee-. Thurs-
day at W. O. W. hall a celebration
of Junior month will take place with
an interesting program presented by
the juniors and their friends after
which refershments will be served. A
special invitation is extended the local
review.
Miss Fern Brers entertained the Sub-
Rosa Bridge Club in her home on Aga-
rita avenue Monday afternoon. The
home was attractively decorated with
daisies and hollyhocks. At the conclu-
sion of tbe games a three-course lunch-
eon was served fn the dining rooom.
Prizes were awarded Misses Marian
Beaulieu. Martha Dollinger and Ruhy
Thomson. The next meeting will be
held Monday in the home of Miss Ka-
tie Waller.
For rent for special entertainments
Ike new hall at the Beethoven Home.
-122 Peredia street. Cool well-lighted
garden. Capacity 300 scats. For reaer-
^ations phone Crockett 3381. —(Adv.)
WOMAN KILLS NEGRO
Black AttackiziE Her Is Shot as He
Enters Home.
Hamlet. N. C. June 13.—Mrs. Bran
son Millikin shot and instantly kille
William McGhree negro when he at
tempted to attack her at the Millikii
home four miles from here Sunday.
The negro had previously threatens
both Mrs. Millikin and her husband. II
entered their home Sunday with a brie
in either hand. Mrs. Millikin seized a
gun and fired. The negro was instantly
killed.
See
Southwest Texas
First!
THE ENTIRE territory
between San Antonio
an 3 El Paso is a para-
dise of beautiful scenery and
ideal camping spots. Its wood-
ed areas and innumerable
streams afford excellent hunt
ing and fishing and the whole
region is traversed by fine
roads—a land of irresistible al-
lure for the vacationist!
Buy a Ford and plan to tour this delightful part of Texas dur-
ing your vacation this summer. Visit Fort Davis a mile high city—-
the awesome grandeur of its scenery is inspiring; exult in the rugged
beauty of the Big Bend country; fish in the famous Devil’s River!
Any authorized Ford dealer will arrange easy terms for the pur-
chase of a car and be of expert assistance to you in helping route
your trip
Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers
MORGAN-WOODWARD UNIVERSAL CAR CO.
234 South Flores Avenue C at Fourth
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1515 Main Avenue 720 East Houston
“Buy a Ford and Spend the Difference” —Henry Ford.
The Right Word
By W CURTIS NICHOLSON.
A good many persons seem to think
they can write poetry simply because
(hey can put uhusual words together.
An idea however is not particularly
worth while simply because it is perked
up in a new attitude.
Much of the new free verse and much
of the old verse that was cut into prop-
er lengths is simple bosh. If what one
says means nothing why say it?
•'Beachcomber" in tbe London Ex-
press properly caricatures some of the
stuff that alleged poets endeavor to get
across by calling them translations from
out of the way languages.
For instance he mentions the schol-
arly rendering of love songs from the
original Szlchvo-Molczchakian. one in
particular which was called .“Shznply
I’n Bebzzsl” which begins:
Hourra my braves!
The snow is deep on Kbbchlzy.
The wolves howl in the Zvncs Pass.
I go to win myself a bride!
Ho! Her relatives are dogs.
Her father in a pig.
Shynply! I will bite him in the
stomach.
Among others be cites three poems of
Snorko Kssjkzcs which are literally
translated as follows:
I.
Dawn.
As the pale light filters down
From the snow peaks of Rzbzzke
It falls through my window as I sit
gazing at-the mountains sadly
There is an ear upon my table.
Whose?
11.
To a Woman Who Had Slighted Him
by Refusing to Acknowledge the Gift
of a Rose in the Market Place at
Czchbrvcs.
It was. then you?
You!
Gschzzsle!
111.
Cradle Song.
Hou hou hou.
Sleep my little wolf.
Granny’s in the forest
Howling like a bear!
Daddy in a temper.
Stamps on Auntie’s nose.
Hark at Auntie’s squealing.
What a merry noise! *
l‘an! Here comes a soup dish!
Iz-ok at I’ncle’a knife!
Kn slv tkchy Pkrrzmly!
Sleep my little wolf.
All of which reminds us of what W.'
I. Il
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Healthful —
Baking Powder ^PRKE^
£ tan p- Phosphate
Economy Pnce
Baking
Contains no Alum Powder
Use it—and Save!
SPECIAL!
Some grocer* may have a few can* left of
Dr. Price’s bearing the label with the special
advertising offer recently announced. A big
value at its regular price Dr. Price’s is an un-
paralleled bargain at this special sale price.
Don’t fail to see if your grocer ha* some left!
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
S. Gilbert sayg in Bab Ballade:
And bis gentle spirit rolls
To tbe melody of souls.
Which is pretty but I don’t know
what it means.
Copyright. 1»!2. by Frank Crane.
SERVICE IS IMPROVED
Report (Jives Comparative Figures in
Handling of Freight by Katy.
The operating of freight over the en-1
tire Missouri. Kansas & Texas system i
for the peried between May 22 and May
31 was a decided improvement over tbe |
handling of freight for the period just
prior to that according to the rep< t
received at the M. K. & T. freight offices
Tuesday from J. F. Garvin of Dallas!
general freight agent for the Katy.
The report showed that during the |
period between May 22 and May 311
the Katy system handled a total cf I
1300 merchandise ears of which 1270 |
or 90 per cent were delivered on time j
The report showed that two and three-
tenths per cent of the cars were delivered
24 hours late. A smaller per cent than
this were reported 48 hours late and
still a smaller per cent more than 48
hours late.
The report stated that the handling
of merchandise cars during this period
was an improvement over the period
just proceeding.
GIRL STILL MISSING
Two of Three Reported Killed in Storm
Newark. Ohio. June 13.—Location ot
two .men reported missing following a
tornado which swept a portion of Buck-
eye I.ake Park near here late Sunday
resulting in the death of three persons
loaves but one person Miss Albert A.
Peters unaccounted for.
The Peters girl bas not been seen
since Sunday. She was in the habit of
spending Sunday afternoon and even-
ng at the park according to members
of the family.
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J For Backache Rheumatism'S
Kidneys and Bladder j
SOLD EVBBVWHEKE
$348
f. o. b. Detroit.
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT.
Are Accounted For.
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TOMORROW—AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
WHITE SPORTS HATS
WHITE TAFFETA
SPORTS HATS
WHITE GEORGETTE
SPORTS HATS
WHITE EMBROID-
ERED SPORTS HATS
Silk Underwear
ONE LOT-
CREPE DE CHINE TEDDIES ;
AND VESTS-—assorted colors ;
Lace Trimmed; regular price i
5^*...... 52.95
ONE LOT-
CREPE DE CHINE GOWNS
Satin Bloc ners and Stepins
Radium Silk Teddies; assorted
colors; sold regularly at j
is SP& $3.96
ONE LOT-
CREPE DE CHINE Gowns and
Teddies. In fancy Lace-Trim-
med and Tailored styles wide
range of colors; regular price
SPECIAL $4.95
ONE LOT-
EXTRA FINE Crepe de Chine
Gowns and Vest and Stepin
Sets assorted colors; regular
SPECIAL $6.50
ONE LOT—-
RADIUM SILK GOWNS ex-
tra fine quality; Lace-Trimmed
and Tailored; regular price
$9.95 $7 OC
SPECIAL * 'W
WEDNESDAY’S *
SPECIALS
30. doi.n CAKE 110-Nt TS . 15<-
Etery WrdntMfay w* are nulling
ninny more dozen dellciou* I>o-
Nut-.
l.’S*' dozen Parker Honne Holl* He
WHOLE WHEAT HKEAH
honewt loaf 15c
GIA TEN BKEAD—makes you
fat or thin loaf 30c
BAKERIES
TWO STORES
No. I—Commerce and Alo mo
No. 2—3o# N. St. Mary's St.
Light Classified Ads Bring Results
Every Hat Is Worth Two and Three Times the Sale Price.
SPECIAL “LOTS” OF WOMEN’S ACCESSORIES
UNDERPRICED FOR “UNLOADING”
Handkerchiefs
LOT ONE—WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS white and colors;
Linens Cotton and Crepe de Chine. 25c to 50c values. Spe- 1 '
| rial each i
i LOT TWO— LOT FIVE— .
I WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS WOMEN’S LINEN MADEIRA
I Linen and Lawu. white and col- HANDKERCHIEFS — Hand - cm- f
I or»; plain embroidered corners and broidcred; colored French novelty t
lace-edged: 35c to 75c val- QQ- with hand-rolled hems. Regular (
ucs SPECIAL each price $1.25 to $1.50.' QK r
UIT THREE— SPECIAL
WOMEN’S Linen and Crepe de I<OT SIX—
Chine Handkerchiefs embroidered Une hand-embroidered MADEIRA (
corners: white and colors. 50e val- HANDKERCHIEFS sheer linen
ues. SPEdAL SLO Q J
each 35c or 3 for .... *
f ht F'ni’R IjOT SEV EN—-
women’s“linen handker- '
CHIEFS—White with embroid- K ^ R ^V!i' FS a R ' K ! !ar 59c j
cred corners; fancy printed sport pnce $l.OO. Special c
styles; also broken initials throe IX)T FIGHT—-
in a box. Regular prices 75c WOMEN’S COLORED PRINTS
to $l.OO SPECIAL SQc * P° rts stsylcs. SPECIAL Igr
for wc/V eadj * v <
UNLOADING NECKWEAR
All new this season’s styles—Vestees Collars. Collar and Cuff Sets.
IXIT ONE—Regular price S»c—SPECIAL 3»e s
LOT TWO—Regular price »1.00 to SIX'S—SPECIAL 89c
LOT THREE—Regular price SI.SO—SPECIAL 95c
IJIT FOUR—Regular Price SI.OS—SPECIAL 51.25
LOT FlVE—Regular price to S3.OO—SPECIAL $1.95
LOT SlX—Regular price $3.95 to S4.9S—SPECIAL $2.95
SPECIAL! ‘
One lot SILK MOIRE BAGS; gold-filled corners and clasps. QE
This season's leaders. SPECIAL .
15huno i
o^6 Eac&mnjeSpecij^
Tih@
Jaipaiiw©
Affords a
Pleasant
Place to Dine
and Dance
Dinner $l.OO
and $1.25
$ 2"
—That new Palm
Beach Tropical
or Mohair Suit
Our superior cleaning and pressing
service will do it.
\
Particular dress-
ers arc our regu- W A*
lar patrons. d-V _
V Dyeing and
Ave. Cat Seventh St. Cleaning Co
JUNE 18 1922.
WHITE RIBBON
SPORTS HATS
WHITE FELT
SPORTS HATS
COMBINATIONS IN
ALL WHITE
Hosiery'
ONE LOT-
WOMEN’S LACE HOSE
Broken lots colors and sizes;
sold regularly at $4.50 "gold
as is” SPE- e-i QE
CIAL xPI.S’U
ONE LOT—-
SILK HOSE odd lots chiffon
and fancy stripes broken lots
and sizes and colors regularly
$2.50 “sold as is.” £-J EA
SPECIAL (PI.OU
ONE LOT-
WHITE THREAD SILK*
HOSE with lisle top and foot;
all sizes. SPECIAL 7Qr»
A PAIR lOC
ONE LOT-
WHITE FIBRE SILK HOSE
SPECIAL AT A OQ-
PAIR OUC
ONE LOT-
IMPORTED SILK CHIFFON
HOSE full fashioned all silk
with lisle hem top and foot
(black only) SPE- d»Q E/l
CIAL A PAIR
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