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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
18
The text argues that beauty is everywhere if sought, linking aesthetic perception to practical success. It urges single minded concentration as the road to achievement, comparing focus to love and urging people to study, contemplate, and appreciate their tasks to transform effort into greatness.
Resinol Soap and Ointment promise clean, velvety complexions with gentle healing. The doctor recommended pair claims soothing action for all skin afflictions and is sold by druggists nationwide with trial offers from Baltimore.
Consumers are advised to ask for sausage with a tin tag to ensure fresh wholesome goods. A display is shown in the lobby of the Grand Opera House by Union Meat Company.
The Hawthorne Club entertained about 150 friends last evening at the home of Mr Hearn. Games and music provided entertainment and refreshments were served.
The converted Jew evangelist Mr. M. Capp of Kansas City will hold a series of meetings nightly in a large tent at the corner of 8S Hackberry and Aransas Avenue. He is described as probably the world only converted Jewish evangelist. Attend this rare opportunity and hear him. Take South Heights car.
Beulah B Patterson editor lists society items from Crockett including the marriage of Earl McCloud to Gladys Heilig at the bride's home, dances hosted by the Hughes and Heilig families, club meetings, travel notices, and a Young Women's Christian Association basketball game with member attendance and prize details.
Helen and Warren tour Paris with a small pairing of fellow travelers. The half day excursion from the American Express office wanders from the Louvre to Notre Dame and Pere Lachaise, mixing sites with scenes of horse meat shops and grim prisons. Helen finds some curiosities while Warren longs for lighter sights, ending with a debate on whether the day captured enough lively experiences or simply gruesome relics.
E C Mills, Interstate Amusement company representative, leaves tomorrow for Dallas and other Majestic vaudeville circuit points before heading to Chicago headquarters. He has been in the city weeks arranging the opening of the new Majestic theater on Main avenue, with interiors nearing completion and an opening target around October 1. The theater is billed as the Souths finest. The same shows will play the Majestic in Chicago.
Miss Alice Stone entertained many friends Sunday afternoon at her parents’ home on Helena avenue. Guests took photographs and played games, then enjoyed a three course luncheon at six. Attendees included Mesdames J. W. Moore, B. M. Hay, H. J. Holme, H. H. Stone, Misses Leonora Hanes, Ruby Hay, Lyda Du Vall, Dorothy Stone, Mary Warner, Ada Hanes, Alice Stone, and Messrs Davis, Edwin McGuire, Arthur Moore, Sam Hay, Clarence Moore, Raymond and Herbert Stone.
The U D K Card Club met Tuesday afternoon with Miss Irvin on Guenther street. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Lustaneau and Miss Stella Ochse. Punch was served and two course refreshments were passed at the end of the games. The next meeting will be 3:80 to 6 Tuesday afternoon at Miss Leroux's home on South Flores street. K K C Club Meets, The K K C Club met yesterday.
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