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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
8
Peanut bread saves money by replacing butter in kitchen
A Good Housekeeping Magazine finding urges peanut bread as a cheaper, tastier butter substitute. Recipes show how to make peanut bread batter, peanut butter, cheese lemon paste, and a butterless cake, with tips to remove peanut skins and stretch ingredients for cost efficiency.
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Good Housekeeping Magazine
Spells That Lasted Ten Days Ringgold Ga Woman's Recovery Cardui
Ringgold Georgia resident Clarissa Black describes severe womanly troubles and temporary relief after using Cardui. She credits the tonic with her eventual full recovery and urges others to try Cardui. The ad invites readers to write for guidance and a 64 page home treatment booklet.
Nosegays the vogue for hats and coats
Harper's Bazar notes tiny nosegays of pink moss rose buds refresh a black velvet hat and a coat lapel. The buds offer chic, dainty color with a neater look than larger flowers, though any flowers could be used.
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Harper’s Bazar
Social Gatherings Highlight Laurel Heights And Local Homes
Dance in the bowling alley on West French Place in the evening by the boys of Laurel Heights. Mrs. C. C. Todd hosts a card party in the afternoon at her Main avenue home for Miss Ula Spivey of Little Rock. Mrs. A. S. Gage hosts auction bridge at her West French Place home. Mrs. J. C. Goldsborough welcomes the Flower Circle of Travis Park Church at Dal last Street. Bohemian Scribblers meet this afternoon with Miss Eloise Hilton on Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Todd
Main Avenue
Ula Spivey
Little Rock
J. C. Goldsborough
Travis Park Church
Dallast Street
Eloise Hilton
Commerce Street
Laurel Heights Events Include Dance and Play Dress Rehearsal
A dance for Laurel Heights boys will be held this evening at the bowling alley on West French Place. A dress rehearsal of the play In the Toy Shop by Laurel Heights children is set for tomorrow evening at the church. Colonel and Mrs Hardin of New York were guests of Colonel and Mrs Daniel Frederick at a Fort Sam Houston reception last night. Mrs Frederick wore white chiffon and Mrs Hardin white crepe de chine. About 150 guests attended, with pink Killarney roses and ferns in the rooms. Miss Frederick wore black chiffon over crimson satin, assisted by Misses Scott and Dickinson and Mrs Dean Halford, with George Simmonds. The punch room featured yellow trim and punch by Mrs Robert Whitfield. The Twenty second infantry band provided music. Rev J H Quinn officiated at the baptism of Master Edward Neill Raymond at St Marys Church. Godfathers were Ira Ogden and T L Conroy, with Miss Daisy Brown proxy for the godmother Miss Wilma McKee of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hardin
New York
Daniel Frederick
Fort Sam Houston
Frederick
Hardin
Post and Town Society
Scott and
Dickinson
Dean Halford
George Simmonds
Robert Whitfield
Twenty-second Infantry Band
J. H. Quinn
Edward Neill Raymond
F. N. Raymond
St. Mary's Church
Ira Ogden
T. L. Conroy
Daisy Brown
Wilma McKee
Houston
Mrs C C Todd Hosts Bridge Party For Miss Ula Spivey
Mrs C C Todd of Main avenue gave a bridge party this afternoon with a tea for guest Miss Ula Spivey of Little Rock. Early spring flowers colored the rooms and score cards. About 100 callers attended the two functions with numerous ladies and gentlemen participating in the cards and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Todd
Main Avenue
Ula Spivey
Little Rock
Mesdames Cain
H. 8. Affleck
Roy Hearne
E. E. Hillie
W. D. Syers
W. C. Manlove
W. C. Silliman
S. G. Tayloe
J. M. Eskridge
Ed Goldstein
J. H. Sparks
C. H. Bertrand
Allen
McDonald
R. H. Wester
W. S. Leng
Charles Mallory
Jack Rowe
Flannery
King
J. M. Nix
J. M. Gilbert
J. Coleman
Marshall Terrell
H. H. Morris
James
Frank Davis
O’meally Bond
J. E. Forrester
Annie Bess Moore
Alice Clarkson
Children of the American Revolution Meet at Mrs Holland Home
The Children of the American Revolution will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with Mrs E A Holland on Cedar Street. Arrangements for a Mother Goose party on February 17 at the club house will be made at this meeting.
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E. A. Holland
Cedar Street
Lecture at Central Christian Church Postponed
The evening lecture by Dr. W. J. Battle at Central Christian church has been postponed due to the lecturer's unavailability.
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Central Christian Church
W. J. Battle
San Antonio Turn Verein Hosts February Balls
The San Antonio Turn Verein schedules its annual ball for February 17 and a children's masked ball on February 10 at Turner Hall. Mrs. H. M. Beverly and Mrs. Cora Hayden of Amarillo are guests of Mrs. Mabel Massey Bates on South Presa Street.
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San Antonio
H. M. Beverly
Cora Hayden
Amarillo
Mabel Massey Bates
South Presa Steret
Pegrums Move to Kyle Texas for New Position
James Pegrum and daughter Miss Mattie leave San Antonio for Kyle where Mr Pegrum has accepted a job. While in this city Miss Pegrum formed many friendships and will be missed by her admirers. Miss Erna Donop hosted the L D C Card club at Garden Street with flowers and ferns, Progressive high five yielded prizes to Agnes Wohlfarth Nellie Casey and Gussie Black, followed by refreshments.
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James Pegrum
Mattie Pegrum
San Antonio
Kyle
Tex
Pegrum
Erna Donop
L. D. C. Card Club
Garden Street
Agnes Wohlfarth
Nellie Casey
Gussie Black
Alma Jud
Edna Mater
Josie Icke
Margaret Casey
Lillian Wohlfarth
Esther Newton
Pauline Gadwisen
Florence Icke
Mrs A Bage Hosts Auction Bridge Tea
Mrs A B Gage entertained this afternoon at her West French Place home with Richmond and Killarney roses as a floral backdrop. Twelve tables participated. a three course luncheon with rose tones was served. Invited guests included Mesdames A F Schultze Elizabeth George Kearney Mason J H Burleson Frank Lewis Perry J Lewis W B Lupe F J Combe T D Dobbs T A Coleman A P Calhoun R W Carr Lon B Cartwright William Cassin EB Chandler T W Campbell Rena Campbell J Darragh Barmore Arthur Seeligson H Lee Ransom H G Staacke Geo B Taliaferro Fred Johnston Lane Taylor W B Russ J H Kampmann I S Kampmann Wil
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T. D. Dobbs
T. A. Coleman
A. P. Calhoun
R. W. Carr
Lon B. Cartwright
William Cassin
B. Chandler
T. W. Campbell
Rena Campbell
John Darragh
Barmore
Arthur Seeligson
H. Lee Ransom
H. G. Staacke
Geo. B. Taliaferro
Fred Johnston
Womens LABs Meeting Notes and Club Activities
The Phoenix club met at Mrs. J. B. Cunningham's home to study Childe Harold. The Shakespeare club gathered at the Baskin home to begin King Lear with Lida Baskin leading. The Council of Jewish Women Study Circle met at 521 West Macon street to discuss Every Woman and morality plays. Miss Burg led a parliamentary drill and Miss Lauve performed piano solos.
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Phoenix Club
J. B. Cunningham
Childe Harold
Shakespeare Club
The
Council of Jewish Women
Macon Street
Miss Burg
Oaene Lauve
Children of the American Revolution meet at Mrs Holland home
The Children of the American Revolution will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. B. A. Holland located at 121 Cedar Street.
Second Authors Club Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Authors' club will hold its second meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in Dr. Carhart's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Authors’ Club
Dr. Carhart
Names listed for a 1920s social or legal notice
A roster of individuals including Liam Negley D K Furnish J W Furnish L J Hart C C Janin John P McFierrin Charles Florian Frank Badger R R Rus Rose Gunther Harvey Page A A Wilkie Atlee B Ayres P J McNeil J L Fielder Arthur Tuttle Duval West D J Woodward A C Pancoast Mason Will ims Ed F Glaze C A Zilker A J Vick W B Fly Higdon Soper Misses Emma Reed Emily Waelder Madeline Russell Jessie McCuaig Taylor appears in a group list likely for a social or legal notice.
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Liam Negley
D. K. Furnish
J. W. Furnish
L. J. Hart
C. C. Janin
John P. McFierrin
Charles Florian
Frank Badger
R. R. Russell
Rose Gunther
Harvey Page
A. A. Wilkie
Atlee B. Ayres
P. J. McNeil
J. L. Fielder
Arthur Tuttle
Duval West
D. J. Woodward
A. C. Pancoast
Mason Willims
Ed F. Glaze
C. A. Zilker
A. J. Vick
Fly
Higdon
Soper
Emma Reed
Emily Waelder
Madeline Russell
Jessie McCuaig
Taylor
Dr Sahra F Herdman Osteopath Ad in Gibbs Building
Classified notice listing Dr Sahra F Herdman osteopath in the Gibbs Building with residential phone number ending 3055 blue.
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Dr. Sahra F. Herdman
Osteopath
Gibbs Bldg
Canned Peach Mousse Ready to Serve
Slice canned peaches to one quart then rub through a sieve. Add sugar to taste and two quarts of whipped cream. Heap the mousse in individual molds and pack in ice and salt for four to six hours. Un mold before serving and garnish with sliced peaches. Harper's Bazar.
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Harper’s Bazar
Famous Hot Springs Liver Buttons Now Sold In San Antonio
San Antonio druggists begin selling Hot Springs Liver Buttons marking their first appearance in local pharmacies. The product is promoted as a universal laxative aiding constipation liver complaints stomach nerves and general cleansing. A box costs 26 cents with mail orders available from Hot Springs Chemical Co. Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Hot Springs
San Antonio
Sing Hot Springs
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
Hotel Arrivals Listed From Cities Across Nation
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests from Dallas Las Cruces Oakland St Louis Houston New York Boston Winnipeg Philadelphia and other cities. Notable names include Mrs J Ward Mr and Mrs R W Dowe Mr and Mrs F L Bawer and Miss Julia Kennedy among many others.
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St. Anthony
Park Dunsmore
Dallas
Joe Ward
Las Cruces
New Mex
G. L. Nusbaum
Oakland
Cal
E. A. Merkel
St. Louis
H. R. Luke
Houston
C. K. Dunlap
Thomas B. Crawford
Brazil
Ind
George Ferris
New York
E. W. Richardson
Boston
E. W. Bertram
Newell B. Wallace
Detroit
Marfa
R. A. Fore
Kansas City
C. J. Brown
Smithville
J. A. Brown
Gregory
H. A. Luhno
Menger
George J. Ketchum
F. K. Porter
Wilmington
Del
T. Barrow
Philadelphia
A. W. Morris
Lebanon
Ill
Ll. J. Robinson
New
St. Joseph
Jacob Dobler
John Tyler
Birmingham
R. C. Ruckman
Tilden
George W. West
Aransas Pass
Ora Rule
Crystal City
J. B. Moore
Menard
J. Coplin
San Francisco
R. T. Irwin
Pandora
Crockett
W. E. “LaGrave
Chicago
Amos Field
Omaha
M. C. Bazer
Fort Worth
C. S. Thornley
Kingsville
Wichita
Fred N. Currie
M. F. Marx
Louisville
Clay Whitley
Muncie
St. James
Eggplant Bake With Tomato and Cheese Layering
Peel and slice an eggplant and let it stand in salted water for thirty minutes. Arrange slices in a baking dish with layers of thin tomato slices and grated cheese. Season with salt and pepper, dot with butter, and bake until tender. Garnish with lemon and parsley.
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Harper’s Bazar
Cooking by Steam: Barnard Endorses Steam Cooker
Mr Barnard promotes a steam cooker for meats vegetables and eggs claiming it cooks thoroughly preserves nutrition and flavor. He cites tomato potato and apple results stressing steam preserves color and taste unlike boiling or stewing.
Long Coats Replace Street Suits For Young Girls This Winter
Harper's Bazar notes that long coats have become essential for young girls, with ulster and polo coats increasingly common. Coats serve warmth and rough service, often replacing street suits entirely. Varieties from polo to fur coats offer easy first choices for most girls.
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Harper’s Bazar
Parisian Sage Promises Hair Growth For All Family
An advertisement claims PARISIAN SAGE is a family hair tonic that prevents baldness by killing dandruff germs and nourishing hair roots. It asserts regular use stops thinning and promotes healthy growth through a scientific remedy.
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Parisian
Parisian Sage Money Back Dandruff Remedy Claims Hair Growth
Advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a dandruff cure that kills germs at the root to restore hair vitality. It promises a 60 cent bottle with money back if not satisfied and notes sales through druggists with a pictured girl on the carton.
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Campbell
Ringgold
Clarissa Black
Cardus
Tam
Cardui
VOGUE
Madras
East Houston
West French Place
Laurel Heights
Peg
Che South
South
N. K. Fairbank Company
M. B. Donoho
O. P
N. P
Children of the
B. A. Holland
Harper's Azar
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