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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
9
Removal Sale features crochet spreads at 95c and 60 fine satin quilts sized 78 by 88 inches with extra heavy bleached fabric and hemmed ends. Embossed patterns on satin weave touted as durable and sightly with sales at 1.95 and 3.00 price points.
Helen and Warren visit a Chinatown restaurant in Pell Street. They sample shark fin soup, chop suey, rice, and tea served in bowls with domed covers. They experiment with chop sticks, try preserved limes and li chee nuts, and end with rice wine before a kitchen tour and a street stroll looking for gifts.
Thirty-seventh birthday party honors C H Mueller after a weekly rehearsal. The Beethoven Maennerchor held a banquet, presented a self portrait, and praised his baritone talents. Twenty-seven members attended as officers spoke of esteem and gratitude.
The Central Trust Company voted to raise its capital stock from 509000 to 1000000, making it Texas second largest. With the increase, capital and undivided surplus reach 1060000. Established in 1910 with 500000 paid in. Dividends of 8 percent yearly, paid quarterly. Officers include President J O Terrell and Vice President Otto Koehler.
Ross Roberts and Miss Gussie Ermler of Saspamco Texas were married yesterday afternoon at the Alamo with Rev. John W Shoemaker conducting. Attending were relatives from Saspamco and San Antonio including Gus Ermler and Mrs. D W Fry, Mrs. Sarah Eager, and G S Elroy.
Christian Miller notes English health and repose as keys to beauty and warns against heavy cosmetics. She cites the English preference for mercorized wax as a nightly facial aid, obtainable at U S drug stores, claiming it revives complexions and removes dead skin buildup.
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