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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
4
A clipped, unclear note mentions Amalie of Susiime satin res aeshyenn of Prades Wa. The fragment references fair grounds business dealings and a person named Amalie in connection with Prades Wa, but lacks coherent details or dates to confirm events or roles.
Fragmented OCR text references Conttiener, mash heath vivieibsy, a pause at TRC, mentions Gaal avenges, ANGLE Sheil fund, Heimater etdds, WT Chee, a petition, retiree, and names like LENTZ WM. The garbled article alludes to a civic or legal dispute involving individuals, a death or obit, and community figures such as Rudy, with uncertain details and dates.
A large wedding at Ravin Park Methodist Church drew many guests from the city's society circle. The bride, Miss Leary Haeriscr aml, and groom Mist Lydig Noyre, stood under a floral arch as pastor Hee WY Wo Packard read the vows. Attendants included Mrs Joseph Launten Nix and Miss Marl torn, with a long list of relatives and friends. A reception followed with wine, gifts, and a festive atmosphere, as music and dancing filled the celebration and guests departed after a late supper. The item also notes civic society meetings, a swimming party at Gagih farm, and a Parents Teachers event scheduled for later that week.
Fragmentary OCR reports a wedding between an author and a lawyer, with scattered names and affiliations. The garbled passage hints at attendees or associated groups such as Cosmopolitan Woman's University and Princeton ties, but many details are unreadable.
A San Antonio page highlights Helen Davis starring in a week at One Majestic with her skit Past and Present and Miss Davis as El Mimates of Daintiness. Nat Goodwin at Queen Theater shows Business is Business in Universals release. Modern film news includes Moonlight Girl and new Matinee pictures to follow with Mountain Life themes.
The 18 member company The Whole of Justice presents Wheels of Justice as the leading attraction at Baupire this Friday and Saturday. The show centers on a jewel thief tale with a young heroine and a dramatic courtroom finale, featuring performers such as Jair Brooks Dorothy Welly and Ralph.
The Nineteenth Infantry and Us first concert drew a large crowd Thursday evening in the staff area past. The band, considered one of the army's best, extended applause after each number. Chief Musician Oscar Meruann directed the performance, with the ensemble stationed at Port Slem Houston after recent movements.
The San Jacinto Club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Huntress. Five hundred was played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Converse, Mr. Alex Uhl, and Mrs. Frankmar Welker. An ice course was served. Attending were Mesdames F. Toenperwein, Alex Uhl, A. B. Schmidt, J. Rayboul Bow, Oeffinger, Gus Kech, W. A. McTiwane, R. Graces, A. Friedrich, W. H. Cu, Frank Converse, Frankmar Welker, A. Gineckner, A. Denneline, George Huntress, and Miss Edith Ray Lowld Lorene Hilntees.
A fragmented report notes that a celebration in Mexico proceeded under orderly conduct despite unspecified disturbances. Details are unclear from the OCR, but the event is described as orderly with no major incidents reported.
Ducks observed on Medina Lake are not to be shot while duck season opens October 1. Reports describe about 400 to 500 ducks seen on the lake over recent days, and Judge Buell notes fishing is good though roads, especially Schuhardt Lane and the Haley crossing, are in poor condition. Separately, a September 1 Mexican independence celebration in San Pedro park drew crowds with speeches by Manuel Herrera and Gidalupes Genoa, a Mexican anthem sung by girls, and dancing despite keeping order. Universal Postal Union marks its 40th anniversary in Berne with official duties continued by sheriff’s deputies in San Antonio.
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