Scheibl and Burke Wed in Texas Romance Tale
Herbert J. Scheibl and Miss Margaret Emma Burke were married at 5:30 PM yesterday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Etter, 620 Avenue C. The couple, long separated by distance, rekindled their friendship in San Antonio last July and wed after Scheibl visited the city. They departed for a northern and easternStates tour, with Scheibl a Cassville, Wisconsin newspaper man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Scheibl
Margaret Emma Burke
Gustav Etter
Avenue C
St. Louis
Scheib
Cassville
Wis
San Antonio
Marionette Lupton
Graham Dowdell
George F. Lupton
West Woodlawn Avenue
Arthur Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Annie Rose Scott
Edith Pancoast
M. D. Monserrate
Robert Reed Russell
Lydia Bullis
Mary Pancoast
Lydia Brooks
William T. Pancoast
Chester Terrell
Paul Krueger
Percye Dowdell
Elizabeth Caffery
Louisiana
Gladys Ives
Beulah Shields
Lupton
Philadelphia
Benita Berry
Grinnell Jones
Urbana
Ill
Russell Caffery
Harry Hyman
Robert Dalton
Johnnie Jones
Dowdell
Laura Blocker
George Maverick
Central Christian Church
Hugh McLellan
Blocker-Lewis
Surprise Birthday Party Honored Miss Ida Wietzel
A Sunday night gathering celebrated Miss Ida Wietzel on her birthday with music and games. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Eckenroth, Mr and Mrs Albert Wietzel, Mr and Mrs Joseph Wietzel, Mr and Mrs Emil Toudouze, Mr and Mrs Clemens Gross, Mr and Mrs Charles Gabbart, Gus G Toudouze, Mrs J Wetzl, Deininger, Rosa and Katie Eckenroth, Dorothy Wietzel, Mary Gabbart, Carrie Wietzel, George and Albert Wietzel, Bernard Groos, George Gabbart, and Robert and Joseph Wietzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wietzel
George Eckenroth
Albert Wietzel
Joseph Wietzel
Emil Toudouze
Clemens Gross
Charles Gabbart
Gus G. Toudouze
J. Wetzel
Charles
Deininger
Rosa
Katie Eckenroth
Dorothy Wietzel
Mary Gabbart
Carrie Wietzel
George
Bernard Groos
George Gabbart
Robert
Ferguson Mecke Nuptials at Iwansky Home in 1911
William D. Ferguson and Miss Rose Mecke wed at Mrs. Eugenia Iwansky’s home located at 101 East Up son street on April 26 1911 at 8 pm Rev L S Bates officiated the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Ferguson
Rose Mecke
Eugenia Iwansky
East Upson Street
Rev. L. S. Bates
Dear Miss Grey Answers From The Ladies Page
The anonymous reader Goldie asks about language of flowers footwear for this season and suitability of a black voile dress for an informal dance. The replies suggest sweet pea signals departure yellow rose diffidence white or tan pumps black satin likely leading and a black voile dress is acceptable if low neck and short sleeves worn over white or a color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Goldie
Beads Used Across Fabrics to Simulate Flower Petals
Beads ornament many materials from gauze and silk to linen and wool. One bead is often stacked with a larger bead to imitate a flower petal. The technique appears common in decorative sewing and embroidery circles.
Mrs Ferdinand P Herff Jr Hosts Tea Honoring Miss Constance Hume
Society notes list Miss Betty Matthews and Miss Catherine Joseph with old and new phones. Mrs Ferdinand P Herff Jr entertains informally at tea from 5 to 7 p m in honor of Miss Constance Hume of Michigan. Mrs William Luke hosts the noontide luncheon at the Woman's club on Camden street. Mrs A S Gage hosts Thursday Morning Bridge at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Matthews
Catherine Joseph
Ferdinand P. Herff Jr
Constance Hume
Michigan
William Luke
Woman's Club
Camden Street
A. S. Gage
Southern Hardware ladies hosted auto ride in town
Visiting ladies from the Southern Hardware convention will ride in local car hosts leaving the St. Anthony hotel at 2 30 touring the Mission loop returning for a Dutch supper and a vaudeville show with a dance to follow. notable hostesses include Mesdames Lane Taylor Hart Kirkpatrick Lupe Gunter Roos Thompson Nas her Tuttle Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messanine
St. Anthony
Killarne
Mesdames
D. K. Furnish
Lane Taylor
Herbert L. Kokernot
A. J. Vick
A. 8. Gage
John Kokernot
J. T. Campbell
Floyd McGown
T A. Coleman
Smithie Graves
R. L. Ball
A. W. Houston
John Furnish
Roy Campbell
A. H. Jones
W. B. Lane
William Aubrey
J. P. Withers
Claude Keeran
A. L. Tuttle
J. H Kirkpatrick
W B. Tuttle
L. J. Hart
Fred Cook
F. Jeffers
E. R. Richardson
Frank Paschal
William Cassin
S. G. Newton
Brute Martindale
Bryan Swearingen
Creon Walker
Charles Florian
C. P. Smith
Alabama
Sidney Eshelman
New Orleans
Misses Asbury
Philadelphia
Coles
New York
Garland
Pittsburg
McGrately
Southern Hardware
St. Anthony Hotel
Mission Loop
Mesdames Lane Taylor
J. H
Louis D. Cole Sentenced for Impersonating Army Officer
Louis D. Cole was found guilty of obtaining money on a false claim of being a United States army officer and was sentenced to eight months in prison by Judge T. S. Maxey. He tried to cash a $10 check at his hotel, was arrested, and had previously posed as an officer in San Antonio and El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Susan Yturri Blocker
Robert Henry Lewis
Fort Riley
Kansas
United States
A.M. Fischer
Carrie Lewis Edwards
Lane Blocker
Pearl Gardener
William Blocker
Olive Chapman
Edward St. John Greble
Belle Robards
W. Thomas Hollyday
Lucy Blocker
Austin
George Maverick
Marjorie McClellan
J. R. Blocker
J. W. Rumbough
Hugh McLellan
Maverick
Nueces
Killarney
W. G. Tobin
W. W. King
J. 8
Carr
D. H. Ainsworth
Mary Elliot Howard
W. C. Robards
Fly
J. W. Kobernot
Daniel Sullivan
Lee Ransom
Louis D. Cole
United States Army
T.S. Maxey
Cole
San Antonio
el Paso
Cardus advertised as a women’s tonic in Pavilion notice
A Pavilion, Michigan letter promotes Cardus as a gentle, safe vegetable tonic for serious female complaints occurring every two weeks. It claims a fifty year record of reliability, urges readers to obtain it at any drug store, and offers a 64 page book on women’s treatment from the Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavilion
Mich
William Sullivan
Pavilion, Mich
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga, Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
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Sim
Alamo Furniture Co
Main Avenue
Fiores Street
Felix Gouraud
Rcure
L. A. Sa
Canada
Europa
T. Hopkins
Great Jones Street
New Yorng
Arnold
Hedakes
Noa Spears Co
Losoya
Man
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The
New York Evening Journal Publishing Co
Columbus
Model
Southern Hardware Convention
Bridge
3. M. McCormick
Home Mission Society
Government Hill Methodist Church
Fort Sam Houston
Post Gymnasium
M. L. Lewis
Los Angeles
the Nueces
Sacred Heart Academy
Prospect Hill
St. Mary Mathilde
Scotty Royston
Georgia Reid
Marguerite Krnston
Marguerite Kristun
Comedietta
Carnegie Library
Carnegie Hall
Star of Troy
Patroclus
San Art~o
Southern Association of College Women
A. A. Brown
Augusta Stre
Brackenridge
Turner Hall
Helen
Young Women's Christian Association of Texas
O. B. Colquitt
Young Women's Christian Associations of Texas
W. J. Brooks
Joseph D. Sayers
R. H. Baker
W. F. Ramsey
Harris Masterson
J. Louis ‘Thom’son
Houston
G. Bedell Moore
John W. Everman
Dallas
Helen Hornsby
San Marcos
Mamie Searcy
Brenham
G. R. Scott
Corpus Christi
Verna Sellers
Stehenville
Harriet Whitten
Agnes H. Craig
Denton
Texas
Uiversity Avenue
Nancy Lee Swann
Helen Knox
W. L. Brooks of
Smith School
Lewis Krams-Beck
Silvester Gardner
Mesdames H. P. Drought
F. M. Hicks
W. A. Morris
Woman's Missionary Society of
Madison Square
Presbyterian Church
H. O. Skinner
M. Skinner
Toronto
W. E. Skinner
Denver
Colo
Mamie Kenney
Jack Rowe
Guy McFarland
Travis Park Methodist Church
Jacksie Miller
John Daniel
Bernard Boemer
Rupert Gresham
W. S
Miss Brack
Miss Grayson
Mr. Underwood
Miss Mildred. Wiseman
Robert Underwood
Mrs. Leap
de Zavala School Mothers’ Club
Decorative Department
Peck
L. Hillyer
T. A. Coleman
Roy Hearne
R. W. Staacke
A. Collmann
Mrs. Sullivan
Cardus
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