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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1906
Page
3
Washington advices show Brigadier General J. A. Lee will command the Texas department and depart for Manila, replacing Brigadier General Williams. Lee is to be relieved around February 5 and likely sail from San Francisco March 5, with Major General rank on retirement.
Society notes report Miss Adelia Faille to wed Dr. Andrew O'Malley at San Fernando Cathedral on a Sunday in January. Also listed are a Casino card party, a musicale, and several club meetings with discussions on religion, literature, and local events including the Self-Culture and Success clubs.
The Woman's club arranged a musical complimentary afternoon in appreciation of the Mothers clubs. The program featured Mrs. M. B. Elureh and guests with performances by Adauns G G Dilhwiek and Northrup, plus recitations by the Retna Family and others. Attendees enjoyed refined entertainment and social cordiality in a gracious setting.
An discussion of sulphur’s health uses contrasts old crude powders with a modern preparation Stuart's Calcium Wafers. It claims calcium sulphide derived sulphur purifies blood, aids liver and kidney functions, treats constipation and skin issues, and is safer and more palatable than pills. Dr. R M Wilkins endorses the product’s superiority and notes rapid skin improvements in some cases.
A lively surprise birthday party for Miss Tara WML marked by music and a delicious cake at 19 Wyoming Street. Guests included a long list of local youths and families, as the evening featured dancing and merriment before departures. Nearby, Miss Tita Speak of Mente Tenn and Mr Globe Park of Maxie City wed at a Willow Street church corner. Scientific society plans and a mask ball at Olive Grove No. 157, Woolfman Chest, are announced alongside schedule notes and social notices.
Eleanor Addison travels from Boston to visit her brother Dr. Addison while Mrs. Will Herin hosts. Mrs. AL J. Allensworth and Mrs. Jack Vason welcome relatives during Christmas in the city. Robert Allan of Burlington returns home after a pleasant stay with the Allenworth family as Chipley Vason travels with his brother. Local Tallahassee friends express pleasure at the visitors’ reunion and upcoming arrivals.
Germania Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor hosted a prize magic ball at Mission Garden Hall last night. Prominent German families attended, the great hall was decorated for the event, and dancers displayed rare costumes as maidens appeared like nymphs. the scene promised a repeat dance soon.
Last night at Beethoven Hall a splendid concert and dance was given by the Heathoven Maennerchor. The hall was comfortably filled with attendees who enjoyed the program with excellent singing in the forepart and a dance following the concert as chairs were moved aside.
The 88 Social Club event at Turner Hall drew over 560 attendees with about 230 on the dance floor at once. Masquerade costumes wowed the crowd as the music and dancing pleased revelers late into the night.
N A Harvey the well known auctioneer, long a leader in the Finn Antonio house trade, is said to be recovering after ten days of illness described as pernicious. Earlier reports suggested near death. Also noted is an upcoming prize mask hall event at Beethoven hall on Saturday February 3 with 26 cent ladies tickets, and a medicinal ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents promoting nerve and general health restoration.
On January 16 Lewison and Samiots begin a new studio offering finest photographs and latest styles at haly prices. A free framed photo with a dozen prints and a window display highlight grand offers. Cut out the coupon and present at the studio.
A one dollar coupon valid until February 1906 is advertised for cabinet photographs at Sitison and Saniels ground Noor studio located at 203 West Commerce Street.
Local business announces extended Sunday hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to better serve customers. The timing change applies weekly, inviting patrons to visit for shopping, services, and inquiries with staff available throughout the afternoon.
A special from Houston reports the San Antonio meeting of the general passenger agency proposing a scrip mileage plan. Buyers of 60 worth of mileage would receive a 10 refund. 2000 miles cost 60 at 5.5 cents per mile, reducing to 2.5 cents per mile after refund. The plan aims to simplify the existing interchangeable mileage system used by travelers and commercial customers, with mixed potential advantages and drawbacks depending on usage and compliance.
Roy born January 19 to Mr and Mrs Fred Fries of 215 North Cayatta street Roy born January 44 to Mr and Mrs R B Sindith of 190 Mulbarry ay extta Roy born January 1X to Mr and Mrs William Gebhardt of 119 ay strive
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