James Engelking wedding announced with bridesmaids
The article details the Thursday James Engelking wedding with Miss Neill as a bridesmaid and Miss Mary dine James as maid of honor. It lists several bridesmaids and ushers, notes pale yellow sashes on white dresses, and mentions a reception at the James home. It also covers social events and contests surrounding the wedding week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Neill
Jamon Engelking Maptiqis
Mary Dine James
Avsnes Jumex
Dora Neill
Milly Giles
Minnie Spencer
Twideamahls
Ferdinand Heels
Nelson Lytle
Charles Cresson
Wallhall
Franz Gyoos
Groomanen
Willard Slapson
Harry Hertzbere
Richard J. Watkins
Henry Holder
Iudge
James
Mies Dora Neill Arrives in the City Today
Mies Dora Neill arrived in the city today with two university students in tow. The trio appeared at a local train depot, drawing attention from onlookers and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Dora
Neill
Elty
Dear Louise in San Antonio Letters on Society Life 1907
A long social letter to Louise from San Antonio recounts debutantes, engagements, weddings, and the city’s high society. The author notes Annie Laurie Jamus’s impending wedding, gossip about brides, West Point suitors, and party scenes at the rink and high school set. References to Aunt Prue Dolly and Mrs. Jameson mark a window into local philanthropic and club life.
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Tor
Gel
Louise
Thiven
Annie Laurie Jiamus
el Paso
Annie
White House
Nell Sue
Noll
Yar
Manu
Thagatmy
Ringe
Tig Town
Philippines
Parate
Restheart
Denutantes
Ben
Deay
Glee Scanling
Glen
Aunt Prue
Dolly
M. C. A. Recep
Reavan
Coppiani
Reagan
Texas
Glen Seanling
Ply
California
Fly
Anveril
Sta
Nornalghborhud
Lenore Harrik
Tim Ray
Lenore
Harrison
Mexico
Unclear text with social notes and reception details
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss social events and promised parties with mentions of Mrs. Emily King Cool ey and Milas Sarah King. It notes home visits on winter Tuesdays and decor at reception rooms. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Coaley
Emily King Cooley
Milas Sarah King
Weathered Chats From A Small Town Editorial Circle
A garbled reminiscence captures social chatter from a local club and stores. Mentions Mrs Pat Lot ham and Mrs McDaniel while noting dull routines of First Mondays receptions and community concerns about culture and charity.
Twelfth Night club inscribes farewell with embroidery plans
Miss Annie Lauria James preserves a club farewell book showing members' poems and drawings. The group, Twelfth Night, plans future embroideries and fashion notes reflecting national colors and Oriental stitches for walkings dresses and hats. J. T. Woodhull hosted a dinner for Miss Lucy Frost, with twelve guests.
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Dividraldes
Thane
Annie Lauria James
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