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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
6
Smith School will hold its annual picnic Friday at Luna Park. All patrons and their friends are invited. New and expert management at Luna Park restaurant offers a four week dinner for $1 at the White Horse Tavern.
Mrs. T. M. O'Connor honors her daughter Miss Mary Helen O'Connor and the graduating class with a dinner dance at the St. Anthony. Miss Hazel Shaw and Miss Adele Shaw entertain at the Travis Club for Miss Olive Erkel and Miss Marie Schuharat.
The Dallas couple wed at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening at the bride's sister's home. Rev. Phillip Cook read the ceremony. There were no attendants. an informal reception followed with an ice course and punch. The couple then left for a Dallas home.
Miss Hester Schreiner and Miss Irene Bindley were feted at a pink and white tea at the Country Club in Houston. Guests, including Mulholland school seniors and maids, enjoyed tea, cakes, and dancing, with floral décor and corsage bouquets for the honorees. Additional events featured a matric party at the Majestic for Wasson school graduates and a planned St. Marks Parish Aid gathering, with Mrs. Conrad Schasse traveling to New York for a month.
The first meeting in two months will see members present while Mrs J Tne chairs a parliamentary drill. Mrs B L Naylor plans a May 15 Boston trip to join her daughter Miss Zilla Naylor studying music at the New England Conservatory. The pair will then tour Europe for the summer as Zilla continues music and language studies. The Alamo Heights juvenile band performs at a Saturday dance at the Alamo Heights school under the Mothers' Club sponsorship.
A brief item notes a public port in San Antonio offering inclusive activities. Residents and visitors are invited to partake in events and amenities. The report emphasizes accessibility and community enjoyment at the site.
Miss Elsie Damm hosted a birthday party last Sunday at 333 Eads Avenue with friends Mildred Oettinger Alma Hassibauer Thelma Jones Marie Voelks Ruth Wilcox Helen Koenig Verba Cullle Rosie Bloch Barbara Hooke George Mathis Julius Weder Herbert Denham Harry Bull Paul Katzmark Norman Ferguson and others enjoying games, dancing, cake and punch.
The fragment lists M. Tablow, William Boyken, George Olivarri, Edwin Simmang, W. Walters and William Damm as individuals connected to the notice.
Miss Zoe Pirkle was surprised with a party Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Anderson. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hainey and others. The event featured flowers, a two course luncheon, and readings by Mrs. Anderson.
The ladies section has sent out cards for a musical entertainment Saturday from 4 to 7 and 8 to 12 with a different program for each session. Dancing will follow in the evening. Proceeds fund furnishing of the ladies reception room.
Government Hill Christian Church at Mason Street and New Braunfels Avenue hosts an oratorical and musical recital directed by Miss Claudia Smith at 8 15 Saturday evening.
Niangua Missouri resident Mrs N Alexander writes that Thedford s Black-Draught cured her lifelong sick headaches and indigestion and helped her child with pin worms The note touts the medicine s liver stimulating action and claims it costs one cent per dose with sale by all druggists
Readers seek cures for constipation liver trouble headaches and rheumatic pains. The column prescribes sulpheric tablets triopeptine hypo nuclane ibuprofen like tonics and balme wort tablets with details on dosages and preparation for conditions from catarrh to weight gain and kidney disorders.
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