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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
6
Lady Carol relives dull days at Channingwell while Jack Stainbridge returns and spends a sunlit afternoon at tea. Their easy camaraderie grows as he watches over her and the pair share memories, with Jack concealing a prior identity and a truth he fears to reveal.
Publication notes sender Katherine M Joseph editor lists old and new contact numbers and a San Antonio residence update. Mrs C H Surkamp hosts Ada Luedinghaus of St Louis for an evening at Summit Place. Texas Humane Society reception chaired by Mrs Mabel M Bates with several hosts named at Hot Wells. Guests include Stolpe Swicegood Chittenden. Evening events postponed at Central Christian church.
The ceremony occurs at 7.80 o clock at the Rossy home on South Presa street with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J. Rossy hosting. Governor's reception scheduled for the Fair Grounds in the afternoon along with a Bohemian Scribblers meeting on Craig place. A horse show and a Beethoven hall symphony tonight. Mrs. Surkamp hosts Ada Luedinghaus. Dr. Jernigan lectures at St. Anthony at 3:30 to city ladies on Physical Education.
A meeting of the charity baseball game patronesses was held at St. Anthony. Preliminary arrangements were made for the Saturday afternoon game on November 13 during the national convention. Officers elected: President Mrs. Frank Paschal, Vice President Mrs. William Cassin, Secretary Mrs. Jennie D. Patterson, Treasurer Mrs. H. O. Skinner. A follow up meeting is set for 3 30 Monday afternoon at the same location.
The Alamo Mission chapter will celebrate their day at the fair tomorrow. The program begins at 10 in the morning in the parlors of the main building. Daughters should meet at 9 30 at Navarro and Houston streets for badge distribution.
Mrs Walter Romberg and the Misses Engle hosted a West Myrtle street gathering for Miss Clara Rossy. Guests played games and contests, gifts were given, and a two course luncheon was served.
Mr and Mrs Dwight E Potter will entertain Saturday evening at their King William Street home in honor of Mr and Mrs Dudley K Woodward Jr of Austin. Auction bridge will follow the dinner.
Mrs H Clifton Lane will entertain next Tuesday at luncheon for Miss Ada Luedinghaus. The event details include a social gathering at the Lane home with friends and acquaintances invited to attend.
Invitations announce the marriage of Lis sila Amy Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs E Thomas Davis Evanston Illinois to James Newton Lott of this city. The ceremony will be on Wednesday evening November 15 at 645 University Place in Evanston.
In a moonlit garden a man confesses he is Edward Burton not Jack and that he has masqueraded to win Carol’s heart. She reveals she invented a friend on the veranda to spite Miss Bonham and to keep him near, while a tension-fraught night unfolds.
Mrs. Clara Duggan Madison presents pupils in a piano recital on November 4 at 8:30 at Carnegie Hall. Performers include Rena Berman Jeffie Hann Lena Duplanier Deana Lodon Pauline Lane Hattie Zadek Gladys Grace Mildred Duggan with Violinist Hazel Caine and Mrs H A Roland Lonne assisting. The public is invited.
Mrs Rebecca J Fischer state president of the Daughters of the Republic arrives from Austin to attend the fair celebration tomorrow at Laurel Heights Builders home event postponed tonight.
The immigrant night school conducted under the Council of Jewish Women will reopen at 7:30 PM Monday evening in the temple vestry rooms. Mrs. A. J. Spoor and Mrs. Cohen will supervise the program.
After the Young Women's Christian Association business women's club meeting, members and guests enjoyed a Halloween celebration with a musical program and Halloween games. Refreshments followed.
The planned reception for Rev. Z. V. Liles, pastor of Prospect Hill Methodist church, tonight has been postponed indefinitely.
A long list of patronesses is announced for the charity baseball game on November 18 in San Antonio. Proceeds benefit Catholic orphanages the Protestant Orphan Home and the Associated Charities.
A beauty column warns against wet shampoos that rely on potash and alkali for lather harming hair and scalp. It suggests a dry cleansing method using four ounces of corn meal mixed with four ounces of therex, brushed through the hair to remove dust and oil and leave hair soft and glossy.
A lengthy roster of individuals with titles and married names appears, followed by a call to action to call taxi with two phone numbers and an oyster served line pointing to the Saratoga Restaurant. The fragment reads like a social register or club notice listing many women and men, ending with service numbers and a restaurant plug.
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