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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
zE SCHozE sDRUz. tEs.
SVOB. SKOL.

Schuze Odbyvala sc "a. dub
ma "a predsednictvi p. Jos. Ska
Iaka. Pfftomni byli 'nasledujici
zastupci: ri. IN. Kvetova "a
Jed. Taboritd, p. Fr. Hacha "a
5. s., p. K. Sretter "a &. V. c
S. O., p. J. Lorenc Ia Jednotu
c. S. P. S., PIP. J. Skalak, A.
Strejtek, Fr. Pokorny pi.
Srettrov& "a skolni patronAt ma
Broadway; pp. V. Planitka, j.
ITCHY a v. Kfivan "a skolni
patronat ma zap. strane, p. MIN
berger a pi. j. Machackova "a
skoi. patr. v Mt. Pleasant, p.
f. Vastl "a Skolni patronat ma
Buckeye rd., p. L. Cimler "a
Del. Radu, pp. F. Kodes a C.
Boufil "a ucitelsky sbor. Mimo
tyto pritomny byly zastupkyn9
ze skol. patronatu ma Broad
way, pfivolene do vyboru ma
Cesky den. Ze zvorenych prito-
mny byly: ri. Klimesova, Ire
sova, Raislov&, Funtova. ST.
meckova q p. Lorenc. Ostatni
jsou: PIP. 'Stropnicky, Bilek,
Svec a pi. Kubrnova. Tito ocho
the Sc uvclili praccvati ku zda-
III Ceskehc dne. Skol. patronat
ma Quincy nebyl zastoupen ami
neposlal zprav.
Ucet Cd A. D. L. ma $3.50 "a
tisk dopisu povolen k vyplace-
nj. Pan V. Kfivan odevzdal
stvrzenku ma $500, odvede-
nych jako zavdavek' "a pronaj-
mutt Ces. Sine Sokol ma zap.
strane ma den "a. cervna 1923.
kdy Sc bude odbvvat Cesky
den. Patronat Mt. Pleasant de
kuje "a prispevek $50, doru-
ceny p. L. Cimlerem. Oznamu-
je sva zastupce do Sdruzeni.
.Jsou to: Pi. J. Machackova a
PIP. F. Nimberger, Jos. Novy a
f. JirouSek. v druhem SVEN do
pise tentyz patronat oznamu-
je, ze svolil, ably Omladina j.
A. komensky els. 5, ktera chce
opakovati operetu "Duchove
udoli Hilon" V Ces. Mar. Sini,
hrala We prospech a pod protek
toratem Sdruzeni Nob. skol.
Pan prof. E. Krejsa peclive ma
cvicil tuto operetu k prvnimu
vystoupeni ponevadz ucinil
nektera zlepseni, lie ocekavat
jeste dokonalejsi provedeni
nez v Mt. Pleasant. Patronat
sc pfimlouva, by Omladine
bylo vyhoveno. Pc delsi deba-
te usneseno, aby Omladina hra
la v Mar. sini tfeti nedeli V kvet
nu, t. j. 90. kvetna. Potrebne
prace, pred pfi divadle, ocho-
the sc uvolili vyknati East. Raj
slova, Fiserova. Humlova Be-
nesova a PIP. Lorenc a Skalak
konecne precteny prijaty
zpravy Skoly v Mount Plea
SAINT Ia mesice leden unor a
brezen. Ia skol. patr. ma Buck
eye Rd. podal zpravu p. Vastl.
Patronat zvolil 5 clenu do W.
boru ma Detsky den. Jsou to:
j. Skalnik. V. Mark, J. Hrubt,
Fr. Valdman a J. Wild Zprava
re zap. strany ctena a priiata.
Do vyboru ma Cesky den zyo-
leni ctyri zastupci, kterym ulo
zeno, ably laskave vyridili pra-
ce kuchyni spojene.
PIP. Bouril a KodeS podali
zpravy re schuze ucitelskeho
sboru; pracuje S detmi ma who'd
mem programu o Ceskem dni.
Usneseno, aby vsichni zastupci
We S. S. Skol spolu privoleny-
mi zastupci ma usporadani Ces.
dne schazelo Sc k poradam
vzdy prvni treti ctvrtek me |
sici. Prvni plenarni schuze &C
leho vyboru bude sc odbyyati
ve ctvrtek dne 3. kv6tna pres
ne v 8 hodin vecer We skole na |
Broadway. Ucast PIP. ucitelu ie |
tez zadouci. Prijato odporuce-
nj kfore ma fllrn,nS;f ~ r;p, |
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

j z blizka We tvaf, oci mu zlo-
vestne planuly.
Couvla zdesene. "Co porAd
chces-?"
"Vyrovnati sc s tebou! Seze-
hla isl vsecko We mne, u svych
nohou nechala jsi me plazit a
davala jsi Diary 2 milosti."
"A hra je u koncep usmala
Sc nucene. "Prave TAX bude 8
jinymi; nahlizis sam, jak jsem
spatna - Hovorila zlomysl-
nc. "Kricis tady neopatrne ia
ko chlapec, kteremu wall hra-
Cku. Neprijemnosti povidas
do oci, jak had syci v I've dust.
Tim mne neziskaS !" Kro-
titclka byla 81 vedoma sveho L.
spechu.
"Mluvim hloupe, ale nemo-
hu 81 pomoci," zadpel a ruce
sepial. "Slituj SCI"
"'Ted' teprve ne!' Hodila
hlavou a sbirala kvety.
"Zabiju t6 a sebe ta-
Ike =
"Strasaky!" Has Sc jji "a.
chvival. Neopatrny krok a
posetily hoch mohl provesti
hloupy kousek. Nebrala mu
posledni milky nadeje. Poda-
la mu ruku. Jan il lacne cho-
pil dlouze libal,
"a neblazni!" pravila mir
nc ulisnym hlasem. AZ bu-
du ia chtit! - Pamatui 81, bu-
fici" Drobnymi krucky vitez-
ne odchazela, kvety nesla '
naruci.
Zaskripely strevicky v pisku
zabzutel pop6vek V drazdivem
"Zmiie!" vyklouzlo Janovi
ze rtu, ale byl jako prikovan
a nemohl Sc I'd nj rozbehnouti
a stisknouti ieji hrdlo
V tc chvili nell hoste v sem
ku zvlastni podivanou. PRIDE
hla kostnata, utrapena zcna,
zahalena Satku, z nehoZ hle-
dely ustrasene oci We voskove
zlute tvari. PatravG Sc roz-
hlizela, pobihala stul cd stolu.
Edova Lidmila Pekelska hle-
dala sveho syna Jana.
'Penize mi donna wal" W.
razela Y zlosinem placi "a ta-
dy lc utraci." ]"
"Nikdo no sem nevola." od-
byl ii Adam prikrc "Neni ta-
dy::"
"Pani Jitka, svudrice. larry
..ie. svna mi Zkazila - kriC Ella
Pekelska. "Hlavu mu noplet-
la. toula Sc Ia nj, marnotrat-
nj -"
Nevazany smich rozlehl Sc
10 Senku.
pred pravo te pozenu pro
narek poctivosti y" oboril Sc
ia nj Adam a strkal j re dve-
II.
"Svou zenu zen. Spatne hli-
das. kmosku -
Y tom pacholck prisel od-
vadel nafikajici zenu z hospo-
dy. Jeste v sini Il na loubi v
hlahol piiakn misily sc vykn-
Ky nest astne matky Lidmily
pekelske.
Prostoreka Slava povedela
hncd rozhnevanemu hospoda-
ii, CO vedela.
"Pil z veGera Jan tam y kou-
ta Il stolu = klopil hlavu. Mlu-
villa jsem k nemu pekne, ale
odbyl me po pani Jitce Sc
p:a'. Potom Sc vytratil. Man
ka no IA dvofe zahledla-"
Jako divv vrazil Adam do
kuchynG. "kde je Jitka?"
Haza tloukla spacky ma IL
dli A div nespadla ma zem, jak
So lekla. Ted tn bvla ="
odpovidala podesena. "Sla k
panum nahoru -"
Adam letel ma dvur = a Jan
sc prave schliple kradl re "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

Novy hl,nol Il posmesky Jc-
limankovj rezi::kovi.
"Pfiidu r!lL u; sc dole ze
ptam!' Pan, cdbehla q pcko-
je.
"Vnimava zena - dalo by
sc z nj neco udelat !" pravil
Stranik $ velikou, snesnou
hlavou.
"Nikdo By nerekl, ze .byla
nekdy senkerkou! Chova Sc
jako by prisla z knizeciho a.
neb hrab6ciho fraucimoru," -
chvalil il acdlacky St'astny!
"Nechtel bys il ma ymoku-
ry?"
"Od hodiny - ale co by re-
kia pani Zofkan' vzdychl 81
S'tastny. "Nebudu v ceste Vi
teZi Trckovi. Prijdu Sc ma We
lis poklonit Cerne Madone.
"A je vitezstvi tax lehse?"
zvidal mlady vladyka z Doni-
ma. "Muz .ieji Sc neozve?"
Vypukli PAM v smich.
"Nese parody jako nejlepsi
dvanacternik z velisskeho for
tn" nadouval Sc Trcka. "My
0 vlku a ~
Otevre!y Sc dvefe a nich
So objevil Adam Kuchta hlou
pc chytrackou tvaii. Skrouse-
ny vyraz sibala nanovo roze-
small hosty. Vid6li parohy diva
nacternikovy a Adam k RADIO
sti panstva small Sc take.
MAS hodne vina, senkeri?'
oslovil no duverne Trcka. =
Ones potece potokem!''
"Vina dost!" vykladal jim
Adam. "Sud cerveneho svid-
nickeho We ctyfi vedra isme
prav6 nacali a dvanact apostle
LII sc zlatym mokem uherskym
ceka na kancnyfi We sklepe."
Po kratkych oklikach dostal
Sc Adam k jadru sve navstevy
Il panu. Prihodila Sc mi nemi-
Ia vec je mi nehrube k my
sli -"
"Neobchazel kolem kaSe a
povez primo!" pobizel Trcka.
"urozeni pani mnoho vedi a
mohli by dobrotive poradit
clov6ku v pracich nczkusene-
mu -.
"Kde te bota tlaci-?"
"Syn mui Bohus, pisar rad
nj. strhl Sc dobrych lidi, han
bu mi ustrojil. Dnes mi kupci
2 Boleslav6 pov6d6li, &c sc tam
zdrzova! -
"Martinkuje tam - ncple-
chy tropi? A tobe grosu lito?"
small sc PAM.
"Oh vice. Bicem je nezdar-
nix poctivGmu otci. 4 ponuk-
mutt meho ouhlavniho neprite-
le ouklady mi chysta. Mezi ka-
cifske bratriky sc dial -"
"Udefis na n6ho sturmem,
do klady jej das, ably zkrehl, a
bude brZy pri strizvi." ]"
"Usel liz do Polska -
"Je Ii hcj, re isl sc ho zba-|
vil!'
"Neni mi haj! Odkazal svo-
ii spravedlnOSt prOkuratOrovl
4 vymaha na mne podil synov-
sky u zemskeho soudu,' vzdy-
chal reznik, az bylo k smichu.
"OSkrabe me -"
Il neoskrabe Sbeh sc W.,
loucil z dedictvi.' radili ger
tenn do opravdy, .iak nejlcpe
Adam ochrani mamon pred sy-
nem.
Snesl reznik jejich sprymy.
Ma Dymokurich "a to koupi la
cino dobytek a Trcka primo,
mu nabidl neco later drivi re
svc obory. Hodni PAM, radost
S mimi pohovorit!
Vykladal vSak pfilis dlouho.
Pani mu rekli primo, ably sc ne
zdrzoval a postal k MIN radeji
svou PAM. Poklonil sc hlubo-
ko a Sci pro Jitku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

Ma slecnu Chicago mozno
Sc vzdycky spolehnouti, ze
vytasi Sc nejakou novou SEN
saci. Nyni Jest to nova moda
" puncochach. Tyto punco-
chy jsou urceny, ably udrzo-
valy nohy a kotniky chladne
b6hem tance. Zacinaii totiz
az od polovice lytka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

du shanela, ODE devecky Ha>
zu pri tom prohanela Srdce
mu stoupalo do hrdla, kdyz
spatril. jak zabehla do zahra-
dy.
Jako bez smyslu kradl Sc
nepozorovane "a nj. Vecerni
sero bylo mu pfiznivc. Hive
zdy plaly iasne noci. Utaie-
ne selesty, modravy soumrak
pod stromy, vse bylo zvlastni,
zahadne a lakalo odvazneho
hocha, ktery Sc duSil velkou
laskou.
Opatrne Sc rozhlizel "a kro-
vim. Mihal SIC mu pred ocima
jeji billy Sat, rozpoznal, jak Y
podkasane sukni probihala "a
hradu krizem krazem, jak pie
Mia zahony kvetin, rdze trha-
la a kytici skladala. Jakysi
popevek 81 bzucela, jako vaz-
ka poletovala.
''Pro kohc chysta tento dar,
pro koho?' projelo mu hlavou
a krcv Y mem zaplanula. NE
ujde mi lehce!!"
S naruci kvetu vbchla do
besidky. Radost no zalila, po-
krocil smelc vpred.
PAM Jitka \ besidcc, slezem
obrostle, chvatne kvety rovna-
la, mad stolkem Sc chylila. Ia
skfipel pisek zdvihla hla-
vu. Vyprskla bujnym smi-
chem, kdyZ poznala V temnu
Jana. Sclmovstvi il hralo V
ocich.
".Jitko-!" Jan tlumil HAS a
vzt;lhl po nj ruce.
Odstrcila ho zlostne. proc
me pronasledujes? Co til jen
chces? Mech me M pokoji-"
.Pani cekala nekoho jint-
no? Kytici pro neho natrha-
la % vyrazil Jan.
Go ii 20 tom?' odbyla ho
ostfe. "Toba nejsem zodpo-
vedna -"
"Odejdi" ukazala velitel-
sky Ike dvcrim besidky. "Budu
volat -!"
Gala te touha po ctnosti?'
Nehnul SC, litost, hnev no byly
schvatily.
"Snizit uni ledakdo, ale z
blata nikdo zeny nezdvihne!
Nam Sc potion kati V slzach a
modlitbach?"
20 posledni spetku rozvahy
me pripravis. Proc isl mi RI
kala, re ii mole laska sladi Sc
divy zivot?"
"uz nesladi-!" Odvratila
Sc prudce, o6ich m6la opo-
"Prisel rytir, naduty Trcka
a ziskal t6 ma raz?'
''Jsi protivnyr' pravila pys-
re.
A ,ty rozmarna. Stridas
Eilcnce jako svoje sukne."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-04

"The woman of 81 has all that the
girl of II an offer plus experience.
Il think men get heartily sick Of n
girl who beats and blcats without
ever saying anything.
Men truly love the woman who
knows how TO manage them.
These are among the reasons why
the girl who marries young cannot 5e
happy.
"She doesn't know what love is
She has no means of knowing
whether her husband will become a
substantial business man or dead
loss on her hands. She doesn't know
how to manage men. Lacking this
knowledge. frequently she loses tht
little happiness fife might offer her
"If she has children they demand
all her energy; and 81, which should
sec her lovely, mature woman al
the height of her powers. frequently
finds her dull and discouraged, look.
ing forward TO old age"
Ny goodness. who ever thought Of
such a thing?
81 could fascinate n man now more
quickly than / could 10 years ago. y
she told me. And I'm not nearly
so good looking. either" ,s.-..t
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-04
GOOD RESULTS
IN BILI0USNESS
Black Draught Recommend
ed by a Texas Lady, Who
Describes Her Daughters
Interesting Case.

Paris. Tex.-"We have been using
Black-Draught for seven years." says
Mrs. NJ. Il. Salter. of this town. who
related the following description OF
how Black-Draught proved beneficial
in the case Of her daughter:
"Our oldest daughter would get
very bilious; was naturally of bill
ious temperament said the doctor.
The medicines we tried seemed too
strong and would leave her in a
weakened condition. and her stomach
I'VE began TO look for a remedy
that would correct this and not leave
her so weak. Some one suggested
Black Draught. We tried it and the
result was so good we never use any,
thing else VIII her.
Eve make tea from Black
Draught and it certainly gives salts
faction. /. myself. use Black-Draught
for headache and Indigestion and
colds. and recommend it to others.
Am sure it has benefited u.s."
Biliousness has been relieved, in
many thousands of cases, by the use
of Thedford's Black-Draught. 1t is
easy to take, and has none of the
after-effects of calomel
and other mineral drugs. Black
Draught is purely vegetable. Try 1t.
Sold everywhere. 25c a package.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-04

Mrs. Arthur Storms and her daugh-
ter, Miss Estelle Storms, have re-
turned home from a pleasant visit 10
friends in Fort Clark and Bracketville.
- ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Logan have
returned from a delightful two months
trip through California and the West
ern States. They speak with enrnusi-
asm of the beautiful country around
Seattle, the delightful trips to Puget
Sound, to Vancouver and Victoria, on
Vancouver Island. and the magnificent
scenery of British Columbia through
which they travelled on their way
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Lewright will
leave Wednesday morning for a three
weeks trip to the City of Mexico.
~ - ~
The Bexar Chapter of the q. +. 5.
will entertain with silver tea Thurs
day afternoon from 3 TO q o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Noel Smith, 1915
West Mistletoe avenue.
y - ~
Mrs. L. B. Heikes and little son,
who have spent some time as the
guests of Mrs. Heikes' brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Kuntz, will
leave on Thursday morning for their
home in Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Heikes
has made many friends during her
stay in San Antonio and has been
much entertained.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. ]. c. Griswold. who has just
returned from Williamstown, Mass.
where she has been attending the In
ternational Institute Of Politics. has
many interesting stories to tell of the
splendid speakers who were featured
here and of the topics of world import
that were discussed. About 400 men
and women were present, not only
from all over the United States but
from all over the world, and as the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-04

next day. Neither Harry nor I knew
"a this.
After they had fused around town
most of the day, they went into lar
telle's FOR tea. Now here is VIII re ]
come in.
Just after luncheon Harry callc,.
me up and said. old man, an
lunching with Edith Chapman and /
nm sure you would like to Know her
We're going in the country for a
drive and expect TO pick up a frienI
TO make it a foursomc for tea AT
Martelle'S. let me know"
was very much put out that busi-
ness kept me from going on this
party. 10 tell you the truth, sgd
forgot all about Leslie and it seemed
perfectly all right TO lunch with any
woman in a public and thoroughly re
spectacle place like Martellc's, but
l had reason 10 give oblationS to
my goddess of luck that evening
when Leslie came home and told m
that she and Mrs. Ellington mad gone
TO Martclle's TO tea.
While they were there. Waltei
Burke joined them and later WI,
should com> in, of course. but Harry
and Miss Chapman? THY hadn';
taken up Miss Dazell because l coul''
not make one of the party.
| felt myself getting hot all over
rs Leslie told me this. for you see
didn't know how she would take it,
especially as | had found n little
fault with her and Mrs. Ellington
for allowing Wal Burke to joih
them.
wonder If will ever remember
that n married man has the same re-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-04
LETTER FROM JOPN AIDE,
PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY
CARTON.

From now on. my dear sgd. ! am
going to conduct all my business
with you through the mail. | cao''
understand why you shy at coming
over here. You answer my letters
with celebrity and dispatch. Are vol.
afraid of me or are you afraid Of
Leslie?
l just cannot understand why yo,.
do not come TO see us.
Speaking of being afraid. I'm afraid
of something that happened recently
where the goddess Of luck played the
cards out TO me.
j wonder if you ever met Harry
Ellington's wife. She is a very dc
cent sort of girl and was one of til.
gayest and brightest young women
in town before Harry married hcr..
For some reason she has complete
ly changed since she married Harry.
She has settled down as many gir,s
do into a perfect littI home body.
Will larry has seemed to be more
of a rounder than befor".
i really felt very sorr.' for her and
Ike other day / insisted that Harr,
should bring her up 10 cur apartment
to dinner. Leslie took to her imma-
diately. Just why / do not know, for
she has changed greatly since he.
marriage. She is perfectly color.ess
now as far as l can see. Leslie. low
ever, seemed 10 see something in hp
that was there before her marriage.
The girls made an engagem t
with each other TO go shopping the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-04

Perrenot. William Reichcrt. Burrnis
Martin, Frank Hastings. William Ha-
worth. Malcolm Cobb, Fletcher Rees.
Roland Ryan, Henry Wiginton, Lee
lean ANTI. Murray Boone, John
Woodruff. Dan Watts, Forest Rob
erts. Ebert Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson and the hostess.
~ " e
Judge and Mrs. w. W. McCrory,
their daughter. Miss Marian McCrory.
and r. h. Seagler. speaker of tn"
House Of Representatives, were week
end guests at the house party given
by Senator J. !. Strickland. in honor
of Governor Neff at Strickland Lodge
on Medina Lake.
" ~ "
The Parliamentary and Practice
class of the Social Welfare Bureau
will meet Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock in its regular room in the City
Hall.
Capt. George ID. Dixon Of New
York City, who has been the guest of
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Dixon
since Thursday of last week, left this
morning accompanied by his sister.
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Dixon. who
will be his guest during the winter.
~ ~ u
The Woman's Society of the First
Congregational Church will meet with
Mrs. NJ. y. Lambly in the Manse, 1OJ
Carolina street. on Wednesday afteI-
noon, September 3.
,x u "
The Barnard Z. Bee Chapter of the
will meet in regular session on Tues
of officers will be held and important
business transacted.
~ ~ ~
children. Elizabeth. w. W. Jr. aud
Terry Nix, returned Saturday from a
delightful two months visit in Corpus
Christi.
Mrs. Sam Barclay and children,
Roxana and Sam Jr., returned Sat
urday from an all-summer stay IN
Cloudcroft, n. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Ewing and
their children. Elizabeth and Bill Jr.
who have spent the summer at their
beautiful country place on the Scene
Loop, will return on Thursday to thei:
home on West Craig place.
~ ~ -
Mrs. Talbot LaPrelle and small
daughter, Jane Grice, returned last
week from a delightful summer spent
in Cloudcroft, n. NJ.
- ,x ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Digger and
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Combs are
enjoying pleasant motor trip Of two
weeks 10 Port Arthur.
~ ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Duerler and
their two daughters, Misses Evelyp
and Dorothy Duerler, who have spent
the summer at their country place on
the Scenic Loop will return on Satur
day TO their home on East Elmira
~ " ~
street.
Mrs. Floy r. Ford has returned
from an all-summer stay in the East.
where she studied music. She viii be
at home for the winter at 206 West
avenue.
~ ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Stern arc
guests at the Hotel Vanderbilt in
New York City.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-04

TOMORROW: Syd's reply-A re-
Duke and a threat.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-04

New York, Sept. 4.-Marry late
if you'd be happy. The youthful mar
riage spells heartache and disillusion-
ment. So says the worlds youngest
grandmother.
She is Anna Chandler just turned
81. Confirmed vaudevile-goers who
have seen this animated bit OF
bobbed hair and fluff whirl out onto
the stage and into the jazziest of
ragtime probably will gasp as much
at one confession as the other.
"But the title of youngest grand
mother is not one for any girl TO
covet," she told me.
No girl ought TO marry before she
is %. / was ii when my baby girl
was born. She was 16 when she told
me she was going to be married.
didn't want her to- was afraid she
was just in love with love, as so many
of us arc when we're young. But she
did and low her baby Is three months
old"
The worlds youngest grandmother
smiled ruefully.
a woman is most attractive at 81.
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sponsibiiity in keeping himself out
of The mouths of the gossips that his
wiz has? As it is. tonight / ar.
promising myself that in the future
| shall be very good little boy. 1t
is q model young man that is writing
you this letter. ola chap.
In the meantime | am tryin: to
H. OF just how l shall break up
the friendship between Ruth Filing
ton and Leslie. There is something
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attendance was by invitation only, 1t
was considered a great honor 10 be
present. Members of the State Dc
partment, the army and navy, were
among the distinguished speakers, and
delegates from many foreign countries
notably England, France, Germany,
Russia, China, Japan, Persia and Bull
garia-were present.
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Mrs. Lawrence A. Hanley, who has
spent the last two months in Chicago
as the guest OF her mother, Mrs. +. q.
Becker. will return home the early
part of next week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Loving of Austin. who
has spent several days in the city as
the guest of DIR. and Mrs. j. l.. Mitch
ell, left Tuesday morning.
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Greetings have been received from
Mrs. +. G. Branch. who has spent the
summer in Carmel, Calf, with Mrs.
Floyd McGown and Misses Marjorie
and katherine McGown. The party
has Just gone to San Francisco where
they will spend few weeks. returning
by way of the Canadian Rockies about
October /.
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Capt. and Mrs. A. w. F. MacManus
and son. Watson, Capt. and Mrs.
Ralph Boyle aud three children and
Miss Mary Katherine Kemper return
ed Monday from a delightful visit of
ten days in Rockport.
: ~ - -
Ill., rar,,1or r,aa,ipu of SiOma Phi
Kappa has been postponed until Tues
day, September II, at which time the
meeting will be held at the home OF
Miss Mary Beth Conoly, 21O9 San
Pedro avenue.
The Merry Maids Musical club en-
tertained with Gypsy Extravagan-
"a" on Friday evening on the st.
Anthony roof. Elaborate decorations
featuring the Romany pattern were
used. Conspicuous among the enter
tainment features offered was for
tune telling booth" where gypsies
foretold the future lives of the guests
who were all in picturesque gypsy
costumes under the greenwood trees
with which the roof was decorated.
The prize of silver loving cup was
awarded TO Miss Margaret Belden, the
judges being nine cadets from Brooks
Field.
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Misses Flora and Bessie Mcneil re-
turned Monday to San Antonio aIrer
spending the summer in California.
Eight weeks was spent in study at the
summer school of the University of
California, in Berkeley, with many
interesting weekend side trips. They
returned by way of Colorado and the
Grand Canyon.
Miss Ida Mae Murray. who has
spent the summer with relatives in
Floresville, returned to San Antonio
on Monday and will spend the winter
with her brother and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Mitchell, in Barrett place.
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The Girls Friendly society of st.
Mraks church will meet in business
session in the parish house Tuesday
evening at G o'clock.
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The Trailmakers of The Mckinley
avenue Methodist church entertained
their members with a very delightful
bunco party last Thursday evening on
the wide lawn Of Miss Elizabeth Rob
inson's home on Whittier avenue.
Prizes were awarded TO Miss Helen
Cornet and William Reichert. At the
conclusion of the games refreshments
we're served to the following guests:
Misses Mary Nance. Bernice Hender
son, OPAL Powell, Thyme Bales, Dovey
May Saylor, Laura St-lndifer, Alline
Rees. Helen Cornet. Marcia Saylor,
Lorraine Wilcox. Minnie Wiginton,
Dorothy Cox. Elsie Reber. Frances
Golstein, Rachel Bales and Maurice