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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1908
Page
7
A historic notice announces a general discount on suits costumes gowns coats wraps furs skirts waists and all outer garments. The reduction is 33 1 3 percent from the original price and applies to a wide range of items. Customers are urged to take advantage of the limited offer.
An ad for the Madame Irene Custom Made Corset promises wearers utmost grace and beauty of carriage with comfort and freedom of motion. Its corset expert touts the garment's refined construction and fit.
A festive evening hosted by the Merry Maids, a young ladies’ society, featured the Brand march led by Miss Mabel Lowe and Maurice Goldstein. Generals and several couples attended, with many brides, guests, and a wedding bell note marking the occasion amid a sequence of social notices and upcoming events.
Mrs. Mary A. Shaefer hosts Young Ladies' Society and escorts at Travis Park Methodist church. Mrs. C. A. Zilker to host Thursday Morning Bridge Club at Guenther street. Mr. H. B. Smith of Del Rio visiting 332 Lax Fitte street with family. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walker of Los Angeles as guests. Miss Toska Moekel and Frank Matthews wed at bride’s parents 418 Fifth Street. Ceremony led by Rev. Burgin. Newlyweds depart on evening train for the North. Bride’s gown blue with matching accessories. They will reside after Jan 1. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. McCall and Russell, Stanley travel to Hondo for holidays. Mrs. M. W. Strain and children of Kansas City visit for holidays. Miss Myrtile Wilton and Chas. Ray Ware wed at bride’s mother’s home on Avenue D. Rev. J. Dindaay officiated. The home decorated with Yorne theme.
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