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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1928
Page
19
A fragment from a S. A. Society travel piece describes a crowded scene with a waitress taking a scone order and a patron debating prices. The narrative shifts to Paris dining, a French menu, and attempts to describe dishes including steak and marrow amid garbled dialogue and dietary chatter.
Waller Nolte and family return to the United States after hosting numerous entertaining events in California and Lanville. The visit featured receptions, dinners, luncheons, and a dance at the Whinala Club, with notable guests including Jane Addis and Mrs. Nolte serving as a Pan Pacific conference delegate. Governor Farrington hosted welcoming events and Hawaiian music performances marked by a reception at Washington Place.
Mr and Mrs Wat Dewar returned from a month long trip along the Pacific coast visiting Del Monte San Francisco and points in between They called on their nephew Jonny Meher W D B Terrell son of Judge and Mrs Robert W Terrell and other relatives during the journey
Galveston and Woodstock artist Hoyer Gonzales with Mel Gonzales previews fourteen watercolors in Woodstock New York. The San Antonio winter visit frames an exhibit praised for individual pieces and overall quality.
Miss Christing Vander Siucken celebrated at her West Umsoebo Avenue home with a bridge party honoring bride-elect Miss Mig nod Hinman of September. Guests included Lillian Daldnin Elizabeth Uowsvia Mary Newton and others. Charles Schwartz hosted a bridge luncheon on the Plaza roof for visiting relatives from Dallas and Chicago. About twenty guests attended as local social news notes Kiwanis gathering in Dal e.
A critic praises an exhibition for showcasing fourteen marine works by Ganznies, noting a Homershire influence and a shift toward saner trends. The piece mentions his friendship with Winslow Tomer and hints at broader changes in the art scene as exhibitors temper their radicalism. Mr and Mrs Gonzales plan a San Antonio visit for the upcoming winter season.
Mrs Eugene Holmgren and her husband journey far from home to Alaska, describing snow capped mountains and glaciers seen along the way. They pass large salmon-canning plants, stop at Ketchikan Juneau Wrangell and Cardstone, travel Valdez via the Richardson Highway, and express awe at the rugged grandeur and dew surprises. They plan to visit experimental theatrical and movie schools during the trip.
Mr and Mrs Hirshberg return Sunday after six weeks abroad visiting Gloucester Boston New York and Montreal. The trip featured art exhibits organized by private exhibitors in Gloucester with works by Allen Winter and Margaret Fitzhugh Browne. Guests included Mrs Te G Hildle and Margaret Rose, with Miss Evelyn Mish and Miss Shirley traveling, and plans to visit Washington and San Antonio before returning to Arkansas and Virginia.
A group of Meadames and gentlemen including Ben and George Hagelstein along with T. T. Campbell returned from a weeklong motor tour through Yellowstone Park and Wyoming. The journey was uneventful with only hail on the ground and the party admired the country’s beauty while many attendees visited Alaska Washington Oregon and California after the trip.
The marriage of Miss Gina Ellen Moody to Roy Anthony Power took place Tuesday morning at St Cecilia's Catholic Church with Reverend Walher Gurrign officiating. The ceremony featured bridesmaids Miss Evelyn Lan buret and Miss Viola Williams, matron of honor Miss George Oll, and the couple's attendants. The bride wore a white gown with fitted lace and a train, carried a bouquet of bride roses, and was attended by her sister Mrs. George Zall as matron of honor. Guests followed with a breakfast served at the bride's sister's home.
Clinton Kearneys to return home with Mrs. Clinton Krarmey and two children after spending two months in the East. The group stayed at Edgar J. Davis’s house in Massachusetts and near Glew Center before starting homeward. Mrs. Cresson plans time in Washington visiting her daughter. Major and Mrs. G. C. Cresson are named in connection with the trip.
A detailed wedding reception in Alvord Willian’s home with guests Missey Alvord Jore Alvort Elizabeth Sinxwell Ad Gordon Audrey Goethe and others. Decor features pink crystal bowls roses and white columbine with crystal candleholders. Mentions several attendees and a later note about Miga Feancer Smith visiting University of Texas.
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