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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1912
Page
5
Miss Josephine Woodhull hosts an evening for Miss Gladys Ewing, guest of Miss Vida Vick, in a refined social gathering. The event highlights connections within local society.
Judge and Mrs Arthur Seeligson will entertain the younger society set with a dance Thursday evening July 19 at the Country Club in their honor.
An old ad touts HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUT TONS as a remedy for constipation and stomach liver and bowel troubles. It claims widespread San Antonio druggist distribution and says thousands of dozens sold yearly with a 25 cent price. Free sample offer from Hot Springs Chemical Co. Arkansas.
Local society columns list visiting friends and entertaining plans. Miss Gladys Ewing of Houston guests Miss Vida Veck. Grace Newman to host Friday at Baltimore Avenue home. Lillian Light visits with Howard of Beaumont. families from St Louis, Chicago, Schulenburg, Denver noted. Swift & Company ad cites Fresh Beef price 7.85 cents per pound and Shasta daisies at 2 cents each. Old phone 2535.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert O'Shaughnessy announce the marriage of their daughter Mamie to Matthew C Cody on July Fourth at St Marys Church. The couple departed on the 10:30 train for Galveston.
Henry Godthardt and Miss Gladys Thompson were married at the bride’s home by Rev. J. D. Young at 4 o’clock Saturday afternoon.
General D. 8 Stanley circle No 3 G A R will meet at 2 30 oclock tomorrow afternoon at the T O O F building for a regular session.
In New York on July 8John C Spooner former Wisconsin senator paid a 10 fine in police court for his chauffeur speeding on Fifth Avenue The senator his wife and son were in the car a bicycle patrolman testified the vehicle traveled 25 miles an hour
Delia, a long simmering housemaid, clashes with Helen over ironing day rules. After a heated confrontation and a firm ultimatum, Helen gives Delia a month to improve. By week’s end Delia redeems herself, ironing the skirt and earning a softened stance and a promised day off.
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