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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1906
Page
17
A vivid, if fragmentary, account sketches a wedding day scene with bridesmaids, gifts, and attendants marching in ceremonial pomp. It contrasts exuberant bridal display with reflections on child welfare, parental kindness, and the health benefits of simple family play and affection for a child’s physical and moral development.
An article urges parents to spend time showing love to children, arguing it is essential and not spoiling. Club programs at the St. Paul biennial of Women's clubs debate reading papers versus talks, favoring brief papers and lively discussions to spark personal thought and lasting education. A social note recalls Miss Christina Hilger’s birthday gathering on Lafitte Street with festive Japanese lanterns and a lively, cheerful crowd.
Guests gathered at West End pavilion to celebrate Mrs Vera Boreth of Dresden Germany. Attendees included Miss Louise Marschall and Miss Nellie Doren among others. a Maccabee tea at West Commerce Street planned by Alamo Hive No 22 followed.
A colorful report details birthday parties, a surprise celebration for Charlie Ripps, a marriage in Houston, and Daughters of the Confederacy events. Recipients include Emily Fowler of San Antonio and Corlie Lee Parr, with guests and hostesses named.
A damaged text argues that health and life hinge on Pe-Runa for bishops facing throat and bronchial catarrh. It warns crowded rooms and smoky air worsen exposure and pneumonia, asserting Peruna’s popularity among clerics as a remedy.
A social afternoon in honor of Mrs Gerhart featured a lively program and refreshments. Guests included Mrs M c Gerhart of St Louis and Miss Nora Lamartine among others. The De Zavala chapter Daughters of the Republic of Texas plans a Mexico tour with members inviting others to join.
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