Local social mix of weddings parties and concerts in San Antonio
Miss Adele Bon net marries J M Huston at St Marys church at 7. Louise Walsh hosts a miscellaneous shower for Miss Amelia Umscheld. West End lake dance by San Antonio club AM College. Mrs E C Price hosts an evening party for niece Miss Freddie Williamson of San Marcos. Cantata Father Time at Westminster church by Ladies Aid. Lt and Mrs George Gay host buffet at Fort Sam Houston. Tenth Infantry band concert at Menger hotel patio. Tobin Rote hosts party for Misses Zaleme Vance and Ethelyn Legendre. Roark family heads to Austin for summer. Miss Lulu Heck to Austin normal. A J Arozena marries Miss Bessie Collie at 7:20 on Rische street. Rev T F Gallaher officiates. Mary Patton plays wedding music. The bride San Antonio girl with Fort Worth ties. many presents. couple to reside in Fort Worth.
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A. J. Arozena
Bessie Collie
Rische Street
T. F. Gallaher
Utica Presbyterian Church
Mary Patton
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Arozena
Eight Birthday Party for Ruth Rawdon on Bois D Arc Street
Ruth Millicent Rawdon celebrated her eighth birthday at home on Bois D Arc Street with friends from 4 to 6 PM. An imaginative donkey game and peanut hunt filled the lawn while Marguerite Trueheart and Elizabeth Moore won prizes. A long floral table displayed a dainty menu as guests gathered. Attendees included Marguerite Trueheart Fanny Milgrom Dora Karotkin Ethel Karotkin Elizabeth More Norma Sharpe Ruth Yanow Marian Rachon and hostess Ruth Rawdon along with William Jackson Eugene Wesing Buist Sharpe Marion Moore and Leonard Karotkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millicent Rawdon
Bois D'Arc Street
Marguerite Trueheart
Elizabeth Moore
Fanny Milgrom
Dora
Ethel Karotkin
Elizabeth More
Norma Sharpe
Ruth Yanow
Marian Rachon
William Jackson
Eugene Wesing
Buist Sharpe
Marion Moore
Leonard Karotkin
Miss Bonnie Davis and Miss Donnie Siford Plan Moore Texas Visit
Miss Bonnie B. Davis and Miss Donnie Siford will leave on Wednesday for a two weeks visit in Moore Texas. They will join friends at a house party.
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Bonnie B. Davis
Donnie Siford
Moore
Texas
Carnation Sewing Club Meeting Adjoins to July 5
Tuesday afternoon the Carnation Sewing club met with Miss Norma Zcke for needle work and conversation. A short business session followed and the club adjourned to meet with Miss Marie Mueller on July 5. Attendees included Lima Johnson, Fay Johnson of Schulenburg, and club members J Gueldner, Ruby Artzt, J Hites, Marie and Elizabeth Mueller, Norma Icke, F Prassel, and Mrs Icke. Norma Icke will host the members and escorts tonight in honor of Lima and Fay Johnson.
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Carnation Sewing Club
Norma Zcke
Marie Mueller
Hays Street
Lima
Fay Johnson
Schulenburg
Texas
Miss Icke
J. Gueldner
Ruby Artzt
Norma Icke
Misses Lima
Miss Lottie Lee Loos Returns from Del Rio Visit
Miss Lottie Lee Loos has returned from a visit with relatives in Del Rio, noting a pleasant trip and family time.
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Lottie Lee Loos
del Rio
Dance Honor by Franks and Kihlberg at Hot Wells
H H Franks and Oscar Kihlberg will honor the officers of the Thirteenth Infantry with a dance at Hot Wells hotel this evening.
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H. H. Franks
Oscar Kihlberg
Thirteenth Infantry
Hot Wells Hotel
Miss Carrie Digelby Hosts in Dallas
Miss Carrie Digelby of Dallas is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Okiham at 135 Porter Street, staying for an informal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Digelby
Dallas
J. M. Okiham
Porter Street
Miss Elizabeth Herndon Hosts Cousin Louise Herndon Dance
An informal social event last evening featured Miss Elizabeth Herndon hosting a dance for her cousin Miss Louise Herndon of Sutherland Springs. Guests included numerous local ladies and several accompanying gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Herndon
Louise Herndon
Sutherland Springs
Eleanor Dowden
Louise Berry
Phelia Connors
Grace Yarbrough
Leonora Bell
Ethel Tobin
Frances Skinner
Maud Gresham
Gladys Williams
Adele Gutzeit
Gladys Dalkowitz
Genevieve Green
Gertrude Williamson
Teresa Masterson
Ruth McKinney
Margaret Boyd
Margaret Sutherland
Aileen Beakly
Elizabeth Bell
Mary Atkinson
Slayden Goldstein
John
Walter Hankln
Charles Wheeler
Sam Bennett
Fowler Davis
Jack Cassidy
Jeffferson
Elwood Burnett
Orin Reagan
Winchester Kelso
Richard Lowry
Misses Headed to Gonzales Then New York
Miss Adeline Shiner and Miss Elizabeth Bell travel to Gonzales for several house parties and then proceed to New York with Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Vance of San Antonio to visit Miss Shiner's brother. Mrs. F Fuller and Miss Ethel Fuller depart for California tomorrow for several weeks.
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Adeline Shiner
Elizabeth Bell
Gonzales
New York
F. Fuller
Ethel Fuller
California
Social will held at Riverside Park Baptist Church
The Ladies Aid Society will present a social this evening at Riverside Park Baptist Church inviting members of the church to attend.
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Riverside Park Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dinner for Officers at Hot Wells Hotel Event
Lieutenant Chambers hosted a dinner for Lieutenant Miller Miss Cockrill and Mrs Burk of Houston at Hot Wells hotel last evening. Mrs Fanny Clarke entertained numerous officers of the ieee infantry at a similar function.
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Chambers
Miller
Miss Cockrill
Burk
Houston
Hot Wells Hotel
Fanny Clarke
Ieee Infantry
Ella Seeling Weds William A. Jameson in City Home
Miss Ella Seeling married William A. Jameson at 7 30 last evening in her parents’ King William street residence. Rev. Thomas Kemper officiated with Mrs. Bessie Bell Andrews singing At Dawning. The bride wore white satin and valley lily chatelaine bouquet. attendants were Clementina Clara and Paula Seeling. best man Professor Clay Pardo of St. Paul. A reception followed and the couple departed for their St. Paul home via Chicago.
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Ella Seeling
William A. Jameson
Edward Seeling
King William Street
Thomas Kemper
Kerrville
Bessie Bell Andrews
Clementina
Clara
Paula Seeling
Clay Pardo
St. Paul
Mrs. Jameson
Chicago
Mrs Price Hosts Evening Soiree for Miss Freddie Williamson
Mrs. E. C. Price of Warren Street will entertain from eight to ten this evening at her home for her niece Miss Freddie Williamson of San Marcos.
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E. C. Price
Warren Street
Freddie Williamson
San Marcos
Riverside church group hosts weekly meeting at White home
The Willing Workers of Riverside Park Baptist church and teacher Miss Fay Spencer held their regular weekly meeting Tuesday afternoon and were pleasantly entertained at Mrs. H. L. White's home. Attendees included Virginia Dickinson Eula Smith Iona White Louise Carlyle Connie Youngblood Elaine White Elizabeth Rollins Esta Calhoun Hazel Grandfield and Ruth Dickey.
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Riverside Park Baptist Church
Fay Spencer
H. L. White
Virginia Dickinson
Eula Smith
Iona White
Louise Carlyle
Connie Youngblood
Elaine White
Elizabeth Rollins
Esta Calhoun
Hazel Grandfield
Ruth Dickey
Seguin Firm Pomerantz Bermann Dissolves
Special to The Light reports the Seguin firm of Pomerantz and Bermann dissolves by mutual consent. Alex Pomerantz buys Bermann's interest and will continue the business.
Realty Active at Bishop in Two Weeks of Deals
Corpus Christi June 21 C J Macmanus local agent for F Z Bishop reports that in the last two weeks realty transactions totaling 90000 were concluded near Bishop. Most deals involve farm land to be developed by investors with only a small portion of the Bishop tract remaining unsold.
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Realty
Bishop
Corpus Christi
Tex
C. J. Macmanus
F. Z. Bishop
Public Auction of Seized Goods at San Antonio Customs House
Deputy Collector H C B Smith announces sale by auction of seized merchandise from Nogales Arizona on June 27 at 10 a m at the customs house. Items include 1270 cigars 1090 packages cigarettes and one barrel of 45 1 2 gallons mescal with cash payment required.
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Port of San Antonio
Customs House
Nogales
Ariz
H. C
Smith
County Court Opens Summer Term In Chambers
The summer term of the county court opened by Judge W F Timon in chambers. The three week term begins with probate matters this week, moves to civil docket next week, and will try criminal cases in the third week.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
W. F. Timon
Chambers
Opp on Prohibition Sparks Yoakum Rally
Fred eric Opp of Liano spoke against prohibition to a large Yoakum audience on Monday night. Mayor Price introduced him, J. C. Bush presided, and Henry Paulus of Hallettsville also delivered an anti prohibition speech.
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Antti
Yoakum
Tex
Frederic Opp
Liano
Price
J. C. Bush
Henry Paulus
Hallettsville
Drought Hits Yoakum Farms as Heat Closes In
Farmers in Yoakum Texas report severe drought with temperatures up to 106 degrees. Livestock suffer from grass and water shortage while truck farms burn and corn crop hangs in the balance awaiting rain this week.
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Yoakum
Tex
The Light's Daily Short Story Tariff on Wool
Sol Baker and Old Man Somar discuss wool tariffs while Joe Pennyfeather's stubbornness and wife Lavinia drive a comic tale. Joe's contrariness clashes with his wife's schemes leading to a surprising hallway carpet decision.
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Kennett Harris
Yistiddy
Sol Baker
Somarindyk
Newt McMullen
Joe
Dominick Aigs
Baptist Church
Congregationalists
Joe Pennyfeather
Investigation Begins in Houston Heights Murder Case
The Houston grand jury investigates the March 1910 Heights killings of Tad Schultz his wife and two babies and Walter Richman. Engineer A H Sheffield held on confession charges with Frank Turney. both in jail with no bail. Sheffield denies guilt as indictments are anticipated and habeas corpus actions may follow the confession and testimony.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Criminal District Court
Houston Heights
Tad Schultz
Walter Richman
A. H. Sheffield
Frank Turney
Turney
Sheffield
Maury
Boost Banquet Set for June 28 By Publicity League
Final arrangements for the Get Together banquet of the Publicity League have Beethoven hall gardens secured for June 28. About 500 business leaders are expected to attend to show united effort for city growth and prosperity. the group plans to spend 25 000 on advertising next year and seeks support from local businessmen.
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Publicity League
Beethoven Hall
League
Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Relief
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic for both adults and children. It claims to drive out malaria and “build up the system” with a price listed as 60 cents.
Petition Seeks Commutation of Napolitano Sentence
One thousand Wheeling citizens signed a petition sent to Lord Grey governor general of Canada requesting commutation of Angelina Napolitano death sentence to life imprisonment. A U S Army sergeant here circulated the petition.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Lord Grey
Canada
Angelina Napolitano
Sault Ste Marie
United States Army
North German Lloyd to double service to Galveston
Word from Galveston reports the North German Lloyd Steamship company will double its freight and passenger service between Germany and Galveston this fall. The line currently carries about six hundred passengers monthly and large amounts of freight, mostly immigrants.
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THE
Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
Germany
Old Settlers to Meet in Stonewall Texas July Event
Stonewall Texas June 21 committee for Southwest Texas old settlers plans three days of entertainment July 13 14 and 15 with baseball speaking dancing music barbecue and more Crowds from Gillespie and surrounding counties expected Woodmen and Woodmen Circle camps invited Friday July 14 designated Woodmen day Farmers union picnic Saturday July 15 with statewide speakers.
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Stonewall
Tex
Southwest Texas
Gillespie
Woodmen
Farmers’ Union
Dulaney Accepts Ten Year Penalty In Embezzlement Case
F W Dulaney former Washington county circuit court clerk in Tennessee accept a ten year sentence in the state penitentiary at Jonesboro ending a string of cases. He was convicted of embezzling 280 dollars from the Archer estate after a trial today. Several other cases pending were dropped.
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TUE Associated’ Press
Knoxville
Tenn
F. W. Dulaney
Washington County
Jonesboro
Dulaney
State
Archer
American Fleet at Kiel Arrives for Naval Festival
The second division of the Atlantic fleet reached Kiel early today for emperor Wilhelm II’s annual naval festival. German forces including a full division of Dreadnoughts gathered as Admiral von Tirpitz and other admirals head the display.
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I Ress
Kiel
Admiral von Tirpitz
General Rain Spreads Across Cotton Belt and South
The Associated Press reports general rain in the cotton belt. In the 24 hours to 7 a m today rain was widespread over the South Atlantic east and middle gulf states and the Texas coast per the local weather bureau in New Orleans.
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Cotton Belt
THE
Associated Press
New Orleans
South Atlantic
East
Middle Gulf States
Texas Coast
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