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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1908
Page
6
A readably legible list shows fruit prices such as watermelons 35¢ and pineapples 23¢ each, citrus and berries priced per dozen or pound, and vegetables including corn, green beans, lettuce, and onions with varied per unit quotes. Poultry and dairy items appear with price notes, alongside miscellaneous goods and regional produce entries.
The fifteenth annual Mulbuheud school recital unfolds this evening at 8:30, featuring Saldier's Chorus from IraustT M we Gounod, Glee Club, piano solos by Miss Charlotte Biessi and Miss Delia Mackin, and performances by Steinfeldt, Mackill, and Dodson among others. A presentation of a Jefferson Davis picture to the Barnard G. Veechanter of the Daughters of the Confederacy accompanies a display of United States flags and Confederate bunting.
A bustling social page notes Mrs Maverick leaving for Europe with Mrs Samuelty in Austin and Ada Pinon visiting in San Pedro. Miss May Lamson travels to Biel to stay with relatives. Miss Lizzie Mack plans a European trip with Miss Maverick, stopping in Havana, On tat, and Oporto. The article also mentions engagements, upcoming weddings including Julia G. Chaker and Captain Neyle, and various gatherings from Harmony Bridge Club to Elshaaaar WH Ye tid.
At the Bonhan School Mothers Club the election of officers was postponed until September. The meeting focused on preparations for a forthcoming entertainment on school grounds and established a committee tea to care for distressed or ill children during events.
Daily beauty lore and home health advice from The Light column discusses beauty care, hair remedies, dietary guidance, bathing sanitation, and general wellness. It includes cautions about borax use, lavender lotion, cucumber milk, and vegetarian tips, plus old fashioned household hints and tone. The piece references Alicia and Mrs H and notes confidential queries to Mime D A niqu in San Antonio.
Miss Mary Miller and Br. Carrie D Alcott of Kansas City are at the Menger with Fort Worth connections. T Brown Jr of Port Davis is at the Mission hotel. Hepew of Corpus Christi is at the Mission with others. Hocker of Dondefa at the Algelie. Mr Badgetty of Center Pont is a guest at the Argelne. Mullen of Del Rio quarters at the Angelus. Alger of New Troublesels registered at Angela. Stunhopy of London at the Menger. Miss Olga Pool and Miss Mary Papt at the Meonger with Miss Pool Mrs Pred. Piper family plans to be in Seattle soon.
In a London gallery exhibition a painting by John Singer Sargent features the King Edward’s goddaughter, Princess Olen Caraccinio. The Bystander notes the noblewoman’s social standing and penchant for wealth and hospitality amid the show’s wartime era atmosphere.
Undecided on a memorial for Reverend Father C A Smith longtime pastor at SS Mary's parish. A parish meeting at the parochial residence near San Antonio discussed possible forms a monument or a scholarship and planned a follow up after Father Constantine arrives from Hol Sparings to decide on memorial type.
A scrambled reminiscence recalls a festive dinner with turkey and cheese as well as tales of notable San Antonians. The speaker laments a rushed meal while describing a sizable portion left for later, reflecting on local personalities and communal dining.
Vets at a Trinity Church service heard Rev Charles Ik. Woodson deliver a solemn sermon urging national unity and sacrifice. He called for readiness to defend the country, praised past soldiers and families, and vowed to honor both blue and gray with gratitude as a single nation. Attending Grand Army veterans included past department commander Ta da Whitar ker and others.
The BOA Chapa prize distribution announced winners for top placements in the yearly contest. First prize went to an unnamed team for securing best condition, while second and third prizes were awarded to Robert Roes and Day M. Poni Jour respectively. Several women from local schools also received baby prizes, including Mrs. Togo Kantfonn and Mrs. BW. McAlister.
Fragments describe quince custard preparation with steaming, seeding and sugar, then pouring over yolks and thickening over hot water. Also included are scattered lines on star cookies, bacon preparation, pickling carrots, and a Colonial Cake recipe with breads, spices, citron and ginger, all in a primitive instructional tone.
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