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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
22
Doris Pedmore of New York displays gowns in Paris for designer Jean Paton. She extols Danderine for lustre and softness, claiming it cleanses the scalp, reduces dandruff, and keeps hair in place with a few brush applications.
In Christ Church Laurel Heights, Dr Fidward de Van Dumas, son of Mrs Joel Dumas of Mobile, and Miss Cornelia Vaughan of San Pedro Avenue, wed with Rev KH Riehanlsy officiating and Bishop W T Capers blessing. The ceremony featured Handel’s Bridal Chorus, ornate decorations, and a large bridal party headed by Miss Tess Spears as maid of honor.
An April notice from New York reports that nine year old children find certain basic words too hard to spell, omitting 1200 words for beginners. A contralto Mary Aubrey Keating and pianist Walter Dunham present a benefit at the Gunter Hotel ballroom on April 13 at 8:15 p.m. for the Junior League Children’s Hospital fund, with tickets at Coggan’s for $1.00.
Miss Nearle Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs James T Taylor of Fort Worth traveled from Laredo with her parents en route home from a visit. At the St Anthony hotel she wore orange blossom adornments and a bridal bouquet while attendants in pink chiffon and horsehair hats accompanied her. A reception followed at the brides parents home on San Pedro avenue with a pink wedding cake and numerous guests.
The marriage of Miss Mary Rees Whatley of Cameron to Tlurry C. Sherrod of Galveston was solemnized at 10 oclock Sunday morning in West Summit place home of the bride’s brother and sister Vernun S. Lulés. Dr. Paul B. Kern of Troyis Park Methodist Church presided. The ceremony featured pink roses and Easter lilies and involved Miss Janie Thath Whitley, Mr. Trade of Houston, and a simple altar with tall towers. Afterward the couple left for New Orleans and will reside at 1316 East Alabama Street, Houston.
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