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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1909
Page
7
Step by step recipe notes describe making a savory jelly salad with seasoned chicken or veal, celery apple and mayonnaise dressing, plus a Mandarin salad with fruit, pepper, and a sugar butter cream frosting. The instructions mix gelatin mold, fruit layers, and a decorative jelly eye formation.
Prepare apples to ordinary sauce with a little water and simmer slowly for several hours. Cook until fairly mellow, seal in light jars while hot. Store for winter use, handy for pies or jams as described.
The article describes a lively evening with dancing, music, and socializing at a grand hall decorated with palms and flowers. It notes performances by Mabel Cady and Carl Solieski, a college play Mose to be staged at Beethoven hall, and numerous entertaining hosts and guests including Mrs J F Edmards and Mrs Bostick, with upcoming federation meetings and a large list of visiting women invited to register and attend Fort Sam Houston events.
A dense society column lists numerous attendees and organizers for concerts receptions and club events including the Light Society and various named committees. Entries name J. K. Merritt D. Love R. J. Cafftr Edward Lewis W. S. Banks I. B. Matthews and many more, plus plans for a Thursday through Monday program at Heathoven Hall and West Craig Place venues.
An advertisement touts De Miracle as the sole professional endorsed remedy for superfluous hair and related claims. It asserts physician approval, dermatologists, journals, and prominent figures endorse it, with a plain wrapper and a $1 price. Available from the Dominionla Chamber Co and Wolff & Marx Co in New York.
Aitkerson Franke Ted Ankerson and Milas Loreln Franks were quietly wed Thursday evening at 7 40 o clock at the Wattherty church on Nova Street after which the couple went to the home of Mr and Mrs.
Peter Ankerson and his bride hosted a quiet wedding reception at a cottage corner of Perez and Medina Streets. Only intimate relatives attended as the couple prepared to settle at their new home and receive friends on Madison Street.
Instructions describe making a sturdy chair seat using heavy wrapping paper, paste, board, and varnish. The ad suggests trimming edges to fit a frame and drying before finishing. It cites buying two lots to build a home, noting many real estate bargains in classifieds.
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