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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
8
A playful dialogue unfolds between a grocery boy and a pretty cook. They banter about clothes and cabbage while negotiating a dinner date and the boy’s comical self image, ending with a shared tension over a kitchen scene.
The mud gun shoots clay mud balls into the furnace opening to block the tap hole. Large balls are dropped into the muzzle and reinforced by additional balls until the opening is filled and bricked up with the same material as bricks.
Hall's Texas Wonder claim and testimonial appeals for cures of kidney bladder or rheumatic conditions. Advertisement note from Dr E W Hall of St Louis Missouri, urging sending for testimonials and that one bottle often completes a cure with druggist sales.
Miss Evelyn Haile hosted about one hundred young guests at a Quincy street dance and lawn party with yellow decor and harp music by Signor Mariscano. The Alamo Heights Home Mission circle planned a Thursday lawn event at Mrs. Camilla Gray’s 321 Broadway, with many helpers listed. A banquet at the Menger Hotel honored Atlee B. Ayers, featuring red decor and a ten course menu for twenty four guests with toasts.
Miss May Russell will speak at Hillcrest Baptist Church located at the end of the South Flores street car line this evening at 8 o clock.
The Ladies' Aid society of Riverside Park Baptist church will hold a business and social meeting at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Weber's home. Carnegie hall hosted a morning recital by students of Mr. Steinfeldt with Roberta Wells, Pauline Washer, Lockie Reed, and Gilbert Schramm showcasing Beethoven, Steinfeldt, Mozkowski, and other composers.
Misses Marjorie and Katherine Mc Gown returned from Philadelphia after attending Miss Shipley's school. Mrs Ball and children came back from a brief Brenham visit. Barnard Bee chapter Daughters of the Confederacy met to discuss summer disbanding. Frank Naeglin and family plan a three month eastern trip. Hillie family headed to New York for several weeks. Mrs Sinnott and son visit Kenedy relatives. Ursuline academy garden party drew many guests with St Louis college orchestra. A charity tea for St Mark's South Presa mission set for Thursday at Mrs Tremlett's home 220 Mitchell street. Public invited.
Mrs Preston Dunn Jr will entertain the Tobin Octet at her home located at 205 Gillespie Street tomorrow afternoon, hosting a musical gathering in a private residence setting. The event features the Tobin Octet performing for invited guests in a casual social context.
An early morning wedding was solemnized at 7 30 this morning when Miss Myrtle Clinkscales and ...
William Lamberth and the bride were married at 1018 South Flores with Rev. T C Long of South Side Baptist Church performing the ceremony. The couple left for Galveston and other Texas cities for two weeks and will reside at 1018 South Flores after July 1. Mrs Claude Carter hosted Chauncey Carter’s fifth birthday at San Pedro Park with a home affair and a guest list of numerous children and accompanying adults.
Miss Laura Wolf entertains a group of friends at her parents home on Carolina street with a dance on the lawn followed by an ice course. Guests include Helen Blackwood Lizzie McMonagle Lenora McLennan Olivette Furman Vivian Reoulain Dorothy Arnold Mattie Willie Rateliff D Jel ma Petrie Willie Voigt Lottie Hanzel Mary Nelson Johnson Mildred Johnson Eloise Callender Emma Melendez Rebecca Melendez Luis Ramos and Alfredo Chapa.
The Carnation Sewing club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs J Gueldner’s Sixth street residence. An hour of sewing followed by cake and lemonade. Members present included Misses Vena Nance Marie Mueller Elizabeth Mueller Ruby Artzt and Miss Rosina Montier with several Mrs R Weber Mrs F Schmidt Mrs F Allport Mrs F Prassel Mrs J Gueldner and Mrs C Montier of Port Lavaca Texas as guest of honor.
The Willing Workers of River side Park Methodist Church were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs Lee J Rollins at her home 30 Whiting Avenue. The affair was very pleasant and the following guests attended.
Misses Bula Smith Iona White Virginia Dicken son Margaret Weber Bessie May Williams Ruby Dickey Esther Calhoun Fay Spencer Aileen White Elizabeth Mary Ellen Rollins and Goldie Ellison attended. Refreshments were served. Styles offered at big reductions this week at Witmer Cr ane Millinery Co 127 Avenue C corner Travis.
Frances B. Garside recounts two cheerful, well off women visiting Julia, a former friend now poor and faded after desertion and poverty. Julia, with five children and frail health, endures scolding and pleading as the visit unfolds.
Brie intervenes as a child is saved from a toppled bric-a-brac table. She scolds the guests waking a chorus of spins who, orderly and prim, pause then erupt into synchronized fits after her caustic remark about being unmarried.
The German Kitchen offers 50 cent dinners for families at 117 Avenue C. A new contact phone is 1355 blue, mew. Osteopath Dr. Sarah F. Herdmann listed in Gibbs Building with new phone Res New hone 3065.
In a tale by Frances L. Garside a young woman spurns a suitor in true novel fashion but trips over an oriental rug and falls flat. Her diary confession reveals that life’s ideals collapse when reality intrudes and laughter follows.
Mission Finishing Co at 701 Gibbs Building offers Kodak films developed for ten cents per roll.
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