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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1912
Page
6
Representatives from four leading powers debate limits on armaments at Brussels. D'Estournelles de Constant urges international action, warns against naval arms races, and favors discussing disarmament at The Hague. Debate on aerial warfare raises questions about banning or regulating airplanes and airships.
Mme. Chambers offers latest style hair dressing for 25 cents at 115 Ave. C in the old 1169 district. The notice markets a modern cut and price, signaling a small business service in the area.
The Rev James Gettys McCampbell Ramsey wed Miss Ethel Coffey at 8 p m in Utica Presbyterian church The ceremony followed a meeting in the high school auditorium of the Santonio Teachers Choral club at 4 15 p m
Miss Nathalie Dalkowitz hosts a gala at the Travis club honoring Miss Hortense Sichel of St. Louis with Halloween decor. A five course supper, H shaped tables, pink roses and twelve dances marked the evening as sixty guests attended.
Charles T. Stout rich New York broker sues for divorce from Genevieve Hocker national golf champion after a trip with co respondent Thomas McDonald on a sound steamer to New York. The big Penfield Hill mansion is deserted as proceedings unfold amid social notes of a garden party and bazaar activities. Presidential election returns arrive by private wire at Menger hotel Tuesday evening.
The marriage of Nate H. Snyder of Milam Missouri to Miss Bertha Cohen will be solemnized at 5 30 oclock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs S Josephs 514 South Presa street Relatives and a few friends will attend The San Antonio Self Culture club met yesterday at Mrs R R Russell s home and studied Little Dorritt A paper Social Satire was read by Miss Lucille Price The Book s Moral Purpose was titled by Mrs J H Sutherland Two Brothers Before Their Father was read by Miss Fugenia Thomas The chapter Two Brothers Before Their Father was read by the club The Effect of Riches on the Human Family was discussed by the club The philanthropic department of the Woman s club will meet at 230 tomorrow at the clubhouse An open meeting at 330 will follow The literatures department program will be led by Mrs A L Nowlin The program includes William Gillette Augustus Thomas David Belasco Clyde Fitch Charles Klein and a Peter Pan review by Miss Mary Bryant One of the prettiest events of the season was last evening s dance at the Elks club with sandwiches and an ice course and punch
A London Standard piece explains Andalusian courtship as slow and public. Engagements may last years, with high marriage fees and parental permission required. Girls refrain from walking with sweethearts and kissing, to avoid deception and public loss of face.
The piece describes romantic practices among upper class youths, noting letters with x and o signs, formal address like My appreciated John, and frequent meetings from mass to dusk. It contrasts modern and olden times, citing Hernando Cortez on guarded women and balcony approaches by suitors.
C H Kearney of Medina Valley Irrigation buys 61 foot frontage at 437 Main avenue from A G Duggar for 45000 cash via W B McMillan. The deal raises Main avenue value to about 720 per front foot and ties into the Goodrich Tie line.
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