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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1931
Page
14
A red and green package promotes crunchy wheat shreds for lunch or bedtime bites. The product is described as tasty with fruit or honey and is sold by grocers and served in restaurants. Kellogg is listed as the maker in the Creek region.
The text outlines light salads between courses with greens like lettuce and endive, or cold vegetables, plus suggested dressings such as Bachelor, Vinzagrette, and French Dressing. It also covers cheese dressing for fruit salads, a lemon vinaigrette for seafood pairings, and a Tarr Sauce garnish for fish courses with marinated salads.
A long roster of young ladies from multiple Texas cities and beyond is invited to grace the court of lympua at the Fiesta de San Antonio. Delegates include Helen Fisher Aust Nancy Minor Galveston Wrooksie Smith Dat Miss Tiltmen Hillsboro NM Altene Nibling San Angelo Doris Ring Eagle Pass Katherine Weeks Wichita Falls Justa Cartwright Beaumont Page Michie Torothy Dunn Houston Susanne Carroll Waco Mary Etta Eleberg Hico Fort Worth Ailine Burch Austin Catherine Donovan Fort Worth Huchel Dougherty Deeville Elizabeth Imboff Port Arthur Alice Korbler Kerrville and more. Attending aemonids include Dorothy Kramer Austin Sara Hobbs Wichita Falls Dorethe Coker Army Lynn Foster Manston Maris Lulaney Fort Worth Mrs Walter Manny will return to Larchmont NY then Paris with daughter Lawrence Mead plans spring trip to Egypt. Mrs Mead and Manny to attend.
A verbose social page notes Mrs. Lee Palfrey returning from Mexico with the Boatess, table centerpieces of calendulas and daisies, and St Patrick motif. Guests include the Kincaids, Mrs. Madison and Mrs. Mathys. various bridge and tea events follow at Fort Sam Houston and Dodd Field, with numerous officers, ladies, and guests from Washington, Madison, and Boston. Birthday celebration for Edward Tewes Jr. details a large gathering at Crofton Avenue, with relatives from Texas and beyond attending.
A quaint luncheon in Chatfield featured a silver candelabra and green tapers with a spring arrangement of phlox and marigolds. Honorees included Mrs Welay, Mr Wade, Mr Grow, and Captain and Mrs Gates, with a list of attendees noted on dainty cards.
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