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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
35
San Antonio may get a four fior clock atop the city hall to keep time visible for three miles. If approved, clocks would no longer control late arrivals as residents lose sight of sunup. The plan promises more time for dress, meals, travel, and dinners, with widespread effects on daily routines and routines for families.
Commerce Airways of San Antonio gains capital stock from one thousand to fifty thousand and plans to start early in 1927 with ten planes. The firm will operate passenger and mail routes from San Antonio to various directions, under secretary K. M. Kendall. T. L. Campui is president, H. T. Drecke vice president, and J. M. Kendall or Nec Money? handles finance.
Wedding of Erst Writz Schuchard and Miss Annie Elizabeth Church at St Mark's Episcopal Church drew wide esteem. Rev. Cuthbert Bullitt sang, with organist Mrs. Mary Wright. Attendants included Henry Polocoasts William Choreh Richard Vanderstratten Norvel Ghittin. Reception at the bride’s brother’s home featured yellow gowns and pink lavender decor. The couple plan a five week New York trip and will reside at 529 King William Street.
Mrs Howard Dunham of Cleburne Texas was a guest of Mr and Mrs W W Holden on West Summit Place last week. She was feted during her city visit.
The room featured pink roses and Iravender chrysanthemums with Dresden vases and tall candle holders holding pink and orchid tapers. Mrs Dudley Jackson and Mrs Tiik Ross tended the dining room while Felthouse and ALM M VPorysthe assisted, as the dining room was decorated in Christmas colors.
Friday events at the Supper Club and Texas Military Institute intersperse with dances at the Peacock and San Antonio Country Club venues. A busy weekend features luncheon at Mrs. J. Yart's home, dinners and cabarets at the Menger and officers' clubs, plus bridge gatherings and compliments to visiting guests including Miss Edwina Davis and Miss Elizabeth Isonnett. Red carnation decor and silver stays noted. Mildred Stern visits Dallas for a Tallack gathering and bridge tables number six.
About fifteen audition guests visited Mrs. W. O. McKinney who has lived in El Paso and is now staying in San Antonio with her daughter Mrs. Ruth Lewright in Alsihivights.
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