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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1912
Page
18
San Antonio society eyes a depopulated weeks with many families leaving for cottages and resorts. Last week three major dances highlighted a season of dances, concerts, golf and tennis while visiting guests depart and locals head to mountain and shore retreats.
The column lists engagements hospitality and visits including a bride elect event hosted by Mrs A B Davidson, notes on Mrs George Felder and Miss Emma Schelper returning from a western trip via Yellowstone. It mentions guests Erna and Walla Heigemeyer, meetings of the Woman's club and the Travis Park Missionary circle, and travels of Mrs Henry Erkel and Olive to El Paso and Los Angeles.
The note outlines a six week trip covering all large cities and a visit to Yellowstone. It emphasizes a broad itinerary without fixed dates or detailed plans.
Miss Beatrice Mills will travel to Manchester England Thursday to enter school. She is honored at a garden party hosted by Miss Addie Baylor at the Lilg residence on West Park Avenue. Attendees include numerous local socials across families, with additional gatherings and a Dignowity Hill circle meeting at Travis Park church.
Miss Hisie Evans of Wagle Pans Miss Margaret Evans of Houston and Miss Ruth Sullivan formed a merry house party at Mrs EB O Evans Laurel Heights returning home yesterday. Several entertainments were given in their honor as Mr and Mrs Edward Sachs stay at Jo Lotta hotel this summer. Greetings of a delightful time arrive from Miss Katherine Farmer and her mother at their Benicia California summer home.
Promotes Turkish Russian Roman scientific massage and electric baths as the best way to enjoy life. Indicates one floor for ladies and a large portion of the building dedicated to women. Claims cures the sick and invigorates the healthy in a hot sulphur bath facility.
Seana coordinated luncheons with Emmmaanemanal Sauabs amid a long-standing tradition referenced as Old 5145 in local archives.
The Millinery Trade Review surveys Paris styles with hats built on fine wire frames using white and black marine materials. Two main shapes are described, one white marine puffed with yellow buttercup accents and dandelions, the other with white net brims and black velvet comet ribbon, plus a curved tulle variant. Mrs. Emmons Blaine of Chicago stirs debate on hat weight, with Chicago winds prompting calls for lighter trims to boost sales.
A recovering patient rests on a broad veranda savoring the surroundings as a visitor asks about life anew. The reply reflects a renewed sense of well being amid the healing environment of the Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths.
Master Daniel Heninger celebrated his seventh birthday at his Crockett street home Saturday evening. Refreshments were served and a merry time was had by the young host and his friends. Attending were Misses Josephine Frink Etta May Cherreo Mary Harris Gladys Huff Mary Cochran Grace Heninger Tilly Harris Estelle Garrettson Josie Cochran Cecilia Router Florence Schuler Abbie Harris Polly Wilcocks Joe Harris.
The natural curative waters of Harlandale boost the whole system. Unlike typical waters they contain enough iron to aid digestion and support steady vitality.
Mrs John Ashton entertained eighteen children yesterday at her Camp street home for her little niece Miss Helen Brown. The group enjoyed games and other diversions until seven o'clock when a party menu was served.
The forthcoming marriage of Owen L. Armstrong and Nancy Troutz is set for August 14 at Beacon Hill Baptist Church. The couple announced plans and invites friends and family to celebrate the ceremony.
Mrs. Monier hosted a social at the Jewel hotel in honor of her sister in law Mrs. Joe Monier of Houston. Guests included Miss Edith Raybould, Antoinette Hoey, Doris Graves, Viola Monier, and Mesdames Joe Monier Roy McGuire R Graves C Cody H K. Music games and refreshments were enjoyed.
Barron and Mrs P Monier are joined by H Brockhausen of Milwaukee Alvie Wall of Dallas Joe Cody Bob Troy of Milwaukee R Graves of Alabama R McGuire of Buffalo Saul Hirsch of Houston George von Donkberg of Mexico and Allén McDonald in the compiled roster.
An advertisement promotes cures for rheumatism sciatica stomach trouble neuritis gout and skin blood and liver diseases. It invites readers to ask their doctor before trying the products and to visit for treatment.
William Alingham’s diary entry from March 8 1881 recalls Browning dining with Tennyson. Tennyson praised a pair of dress boots said to be forty years old and declared they proved the immortality of the sole.
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