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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1908
Page
10
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A long list of grocery prices appears with items like green grapes lettuce beans peppers cucumbers and potatoes. The ad also promotes McGee's Baby Elixir as a soothing remedy for crying babies with claims of relief and safe ingredients priced at 25 and 50 cents per bottle.
A society tea hosted by St Luke's Altar Guild at Mrs B W King's Delgado street home drew a large guest list. Guests enjoyed refreshments and a varied program including songs piano pieces recitations and a dance reception with many named hostesses and committee members aiding the event.
Galveston visitors return after two weeks with Dr Ferdinand Herff and Mrs Allvon Dnerier. Fort Sam Houston hosts a Miriam Dennison party with prizes to Mrs Lawrenes and Captain Naylor. Many plan travel to Breman Ireland and Europe, with Miss Blocker joining a Europe-bound group from Galveston. Community events include a Home Mission Society reception and a Horse Show gathering with notable guests, plus local society updates and travel plans of several families.
The Greve coiffure emerges as the most charming look today with favored hints for taller, high styles. It pairs a simple throat parting, full above the ears, and a Psycho finut praised by younger society, while the Greek dressing with soft curls forms a large knot. Mature wearers prefer Perche with optional Greek band adornments.
Marshall Freeborn and other officers were reelected with Mrs James Orider as recording secretary and Mrs Malone Duggan as corresponding secretary. Mrs George Fairfield became treasurer and Mrs Edwin Mouton organist. A life membership went to Mrs A1 Hildebrandt and honorary setters were named for George Maverick Sam Maverick and three others. The annual reports noted a 4 percent membership rise and growth of the club. the next inception will be at Mrs T T Nye's home. The Har Munny Fridays club met at Mrs Silva Hormanni home where Elit Trophy was won by Mrs Sidney Pfeiffer.
Mrs Alvin Hy Stimpaon of Willimantic, Conn, testifies Foley's Kidney Cure restored her husband Joslin to health after many romantees failed. She says he is now entirely well and free from all symptoms of acute kidney trouble.
Citizens in Kenedy Texas gathered Sunday under the Studies' Cemetery association for Decoration Day observances. A large crowd attended as the Kenedy band provided music and speakers Ed D. M. Russell and L. Buln delivered remarks honoring the Confederates and the dead.
The Y M C A Forum meets in their room at Wheaton this evening at 8 o clock. The program includes a sketch titled Glidstone the Tar franchizement of the Tagish People, an oration by Robert G Harris, and a debate on the question Whether it is right for a lawyer to secure the acquittal of a client when he knows him to be guilty. The affirmative will be argued by Schlessinger and Harry Morey, the negative by B A Greathouse and Nelson Lytte.
A theft report notes poultry stolen from the property of Mrs C Stucke located at 401 East Commerce Street Inelight. About a dozen fowl were taken in the incident.
Afluent travelers and society figures visit San Antonio staying at the Menger hotel. Beaumont’s Branch Masterson and daughter Miss Masterson arrive as guests, with Dr. W N Rock and wife of Milwaukee among attendees. Other visitors include Mrs. Bertha Schowlin and Mrs. Arminda Lohmann of Las Cruces New Mexico and local officials making itinerant trips.
Mrs Maggie Reagan and Michael McNarry wed at St Patrick's Church in a pretty ceremony. G J Sullivan served as best man with a bridesmaid present. The bride wore lavender with a matching hat. the couple plan to make their home in New York via Galveston. Mr McNarry, formerly of San Antonio, has lived in Vancouver BC the past year and is connected with the Fort Sam Houston quartermaster's department.
A 1910s column offers beauty advice and fashion musings from Mme D Anjou. It notes fashion as a shifting, crowd driven phenomenon and cautions against imitation while suggesting hair, scalp care, olive oil remedies, and simple tonics for health and appearance.
A collection of recipe fragments includes plum pudding sauce with sugar and eggs, beefsteak pudding with suet crust boiled for hours, baked potatoes with skin rubbed and waste reduced, Scotch meat pie with rich gravy and crust, and almond soup with almonds milk onions lettuce and spices.
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