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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1911

Page

15

Musical events and society notes fill San Antonio

The page lists upcoming concerts with Walter Damrosch and four soloists under the Tuesday Musical Club, plus a Madame Sofia Stephan concert at the Y M C A hall. It also covers debates at the L A L S F Austin school, engagements, church services, social gatherings at the Byrd home, and plans for the Woman's Home Mission Society meeting with a full two day program of devotions, lectures, and elections.

New York Symphony Orchestra Tuesday Musical Club San Antonio Woman’s Home Mission Society of the First Presbyterian Church Missionary Union of the Presbytery of Western Texas G. Jones Rev S. M. Glasgow Jennie Garth San Marcos Henry Miller Beeville H Society R. D. Campbell Frances Howard Gonzales Robert Johnson Cuero Synodical Missions C. G.dulling

San Antonio Club Events Highlight Easter Week

The Tuesday Musical club plans a grand sacred concert Easter Sunday for the Free Kindergarten fund. The Turn Verein hosts a card party March 15 at Turner hall. Mrs. Will Martin hosts St Patrick tea March 14 at 115 West San Pedro Place with an Irish program and a host of ladies and gentlemen assisting.

San Antonio Will Martin San Antonio Musical Club St. Patrick’s West San Pedro Place St. Patrick Margaret Kokernet Marie Burns Neva Bridgeman Howard Pardue Robert Pier J. C. Cassity Lelia Williams Theodore E. Mumme Henry Co. Feldman Blanche van Seelen Sundt R. M. Putman F. S. White W. L. Evans J H. Kirkpatrick Pompeo Coppint Wesley Peacock T. J. Nye Mathew Cartwright J. A. Nicholls Sadie Cannon

Social events and card parties featured in local society notes

Mrs S J Baggett and others received in several rooms while Mrs John Umscheid hosted a progressive high five for her daughter Mrs Nathan William Gray of Little Rock. Prizes went to Mrs Carl and Miss L Walsh with a booby to Mrs Frances. A later ice course followed with guests named. Mr and Mrs S L Stewart hosted a card party for guests including Hobert Dunlap and Jessie Inglsby. A Mexican supper is planned at H Blount's home by the Beacon Hill School Mothers' club.

John Umscheid Progressive High Five Nathan William Gray Little Rock Ark Carl L. Walsh Frances Jones Loustaunan Louise Walsh Mamie Murphy Amelia Umheid S. L. Stewart Myrtle Street BE. L.dunlap Hobert E. L. Dunlap R. W. Aldridge BE. Hobron Jessie Inglsby Hobert, Okla Louis Guthrie H.17 H. Blount Cincinnati Avenue Beacon Hill School

Sweet Sixteen Party Honors Eleanor Meyer

Eleanor Meyer celebrated her sixteenth birthday with punch, ice cream, cake and bonbons. Progressive lotto awarded prizes to Edna Wisfelt first Cleo Grona second Edith Vanderstratten third and Laura Miller consolation. Attendees included Edna Eisfelt Bessie Emerson Cleo Grona Laura Miller Agnes Nentwig Josephine Rossy Nora Speer Edith Vander Stratten Leona Simon Rose Berliner Vera Teich. Ring New Phone 849 Taxicab.

Eleanor Meyer Edna Wisfelt Cleo Grona Edith Vanderstratten Laura Miller Edna Eisfelt Bessie Emerson Agnes Nentwig Josepine Rossy Nora Speer Edith Vander Stratten Leona Simon Rose Berliner Vera Teich

Progressive High Five Hosts at Alta Robertson Home

Miss Alta Robertson and Miss Fannie Small entertained friends at a high five Friday evening at the Robertson residence 211 South Street. The rooms featured cut flowers and ferns. Refreshments in two courses included olives sandwiches chicken salad chip potatoes orange ice and cake. Prizes were awarded to guests including Annie Levytansky Julia Small Gerrge Bitter Callie Levytansky Fannie Small Ivy Langford Max L Forke Eugene Theis John Gideon Jr Marcus Rice Fred Sorrels.

Alta Robertson Fannie Small Robertson South Street Annie Levytansky Julia Small Gerrge Bitter Callie Levytansky Ivy Langford Max L. Forke Eugene Theis John Gideon Jr Marcus Rice Fred Sorrels

Tomato Aspic For Twelve People

Tomato Aspic for twelve people uses canned tomatoes and onion, celery tops, salt, paprika or cayenne. Boil with gelatin dissolved in cold water, add lemon juice, strain, mold in cups, chill on ice, unmold onto lettuce with mayonnaise.

The Woman Beautiful Advice Column Responds to Skin Care Queries

A reader offers charm tips including faradic electricity and galvanic treatments, lemon juice for liver spots, olive oil dosing, and a non greasy cream recipe. Other letters discuss soap powders, skin irritation, and gentle cleansing options.

Ring New Phone 449 Taxicab Ad Offers Cut Rate Rides

Local ad promotes a new taxi service with phone number 449 offering reduced rates. It urges customers to call for affordable rides and quick pickup. The terse notice emphasizes value and prompt service in urban travel.

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