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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1911
Page
6
A Harper's Bazar reflection on Christmas lists as a gauge of our social circle. The piece notes the joy and challenge of including diverse, unique individuals, urging personal meaning in giving. It treats lists as opportunities to exercise sympathy and humanity across ages and statuses.
An Town investor patented a bedstead that carries a mattress on rollers and pivots to allow turning or flipping with minimal effort. The invention aims to simplify bed handling and reduce strain during turning tasks.
Katherine M. Joseph reports the ceremony witnessed by Rabbi Samuel Marks with Miss Clara Moritz as maid of honor. The couple, after a small family ceremony, will reside in San Antonio at 816 South Presa after December 15 and begin a wedding journey to Southwest Texas. Mrs Mattie Walthall Leman hosts the Bohemian Scribblers Friday at Mistletoe Avenue.
Miss Lillian Hughes reception at the Mouzon home from 3 to 6. Our Reading club meets in the afternoon at the club house. Catholic Study Club convenes at 3:30 at Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs H B Johnson hosts the Third Cavalry Bridge club at 210 New Post. Mrs William Luke hosts the Shakespeare class of the Woman's club at 3 at the club house.
In the Houston Chronicle, Mrs Warren G Clark of San Antonio was praised for her role representing the Tuesday Musical club at the State Federation I meeting. She performed Steinfeldt Love Song and Liszt Eighth Rhapsody to strong admiration. A quiet wedding followed at 6 30 pm at Mrs M Acovitchs East Cypress home, uniting Aaron August and An-.
Mrs Frances M Marek returns from a visit with Mrs J R Irvin in Waco. She was entertained several times during her stay. The Protestant Orphans home board requests all donors to communicate with the matron at their earliest convenience for the Thanksgiving dinner.
A meeting of the junior chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is scheduled for 4 o clock Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Lk A Holland hosting on Cedar Street.
The Woman's Home Mission society of Travis Park church will meet at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon in the Philiathea rooms. They will discuss the advisability of uniting the two societies.
The Third Cavalry Bridge club was entertained by Mrs. H. B. Johnson at her home at 210 lower post this afternoon. The game was played at four tables followed by refreshments.
The mothers of De Zavala School No. 4 plan a Thanksgiving tete on the school grounds from 38:45 to 6 tomorrow afternoon for the children. Medals will honor the most popular boy and girl, and refreshments will be served. A meeting of the Alamo Heights Mothers' club with Mrs. W. H. Hume is set for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Emil P. Gadwiler and Miss Jessie Ives plan a wedding at the home of Miss Ives on Islmira street on Wednesday evening, December 6. The Ladies' Aid society of the West End Presbyterian church will host a Thanksgiving dinner in the church basement Thursday evening.
Mr and Mrs Jank Lange invite guests to the marriage of their daughter Thleuore to Kenry W Menger. The ceremony is set for Tuesday morning at 4 45 o clock at St Josephs Church with details printed in the notice.
Mr and Mrs A J Rheiner announce their daughter Matilda will marry William Engleharat. The wedding is scheduled for Wednesday evening November Zy at 8 o clock at St John's Lutheran church.
The passage states Canada’s fire losses within the last two years totaled 47 million dollars, yielding a per capita loss of 3.36 dollars annually, claimed as the highest among nations. It then lists per capita losses for Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland.
The New Orleans Daily States notes The Gamblers opens three nights at the Dauphine theater with a strong cast led by Miss Lillian Kemble and Charles Mackey. The plot follows speculative businessmen facing federal prosecution as Wilbur Emerson sacrifices himself, Mrs Darwin contemplates divorce, and a Thanksgiving matinee is planned.
In Sebrell Virginia Mrs Pearl L Babb reports two years of severe womanly troubles and dizziness eased by Cardui the women s tonic. She credits doctors and the remedy with restoring her ability to work and urges others to try Cardui with a Birmingham Chattanooga Medicine Co advisory note and home treatment book offer.
Patrons are promised two hours of entertainment by Princess Victoria a miniature musician born in Melbourne Australia at 23 years old and 25 1 2 inches tall weighing 19 3 4 pounds She performs on organ xylophone sleigh bells tubaph and piano and has been dubbed the Miniature Melba She recently arrived in the United States after a London engagement and will appear for ten days at the Wigwam with afternoon and evening performances
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