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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1930
Page
32
The article discusses evolving stage styles with dances ranging from tiny tots awakening in a garden to stately court dances and a ballet climax. Migs Jaboren expresses enthusiasm for the graceful ballet and says New York stages favor newer, chic numbers, though some face and tap acts remain in demand.
Mrs Gerald Drought arrived from a summer stay in Chicago and Rock Island. She was the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Rodd and visited relatives in the Intirr place. She is noted for active involvement in local performances and has appeared in several Scaporlast heads.
Mrs. Giesting and her daughter Navep will relocate from Virginia to San Antonio in October. Miss Giesting will enroll at the University of Texas. Mrs. Giesting will host the Bright Show opening, while Mr. Giesting plans to engage in social circles and maintains ties with friends and relatives in San Antonio. Terrell Ina is noted as a niece of Semeid Albert May Trick.
Mrs Tewie Krame neck a prem is proied by her son Cecil Adolph and Carl Goet and they returned the past week from Mineral Wells where they were guests of Mierstyle Bakers at Mineral Wells Hotel. The hotel sits on bluffs with landscaped gardens and a green porcelain lined swimming pool features the grounds. On the way home the party stopped at Fort Worth and returned to San Antonio in a 101 degree heat.
The Home Furnishings Style show in San Antonio highlights inexpensive breakfast nook setups with bright color accents and coordinating kitchen tones. Exhibits include cretonne draperies, flower arrangements, and matched flooring, with exhibits running September through October 4.
Mrs Hyman hosts Miss Josephine A Dearson of Nashville Tenn a noted educator and author who has served as chair of history and philosophy in several colleges across Tennessee Missouri South Carolina and Kentucky She has led the Women s Congress of the South and edited a Sunday edition of Tennessee dailies She travels Europe America Canada and Alaska and has lectured on literature travel and art in numerous institutions
Miss Emily Keeran entertained a house party at her mother's home near Victoria. The guests included Marjorie Metehoe Campbell Ward Greinger and John Kreean, with Bryant and Garwood families from Newry and Hats ton visiting from Boulder. The group traveled by caracar to Carisbad and enjoyed horseman training on a weekly bridal path, featuring Jisses Giesecke Lisa Buss Corinne Krueger and Marjorie Metebee among others.
Mrs Hyman has just returned from an extended tour of Europe and the British Isles and is at her home on West Magnolia Avenue for the winter. The piece notes her prominence among the town's leading women and attributes her high rank to her greatest factors.
Miss Elsie Krueger and Dorothy Ansell sail from Galseaton on the 3 Algonquin to New York City where they will be hosted by the Abler families. On return they plan stops in Washington DC and New Orleans. The Brooke Feld Ladies held a post meeting at the Cerery club with new arrivals including Mrs Henry Clagelt and Mr. Ben Warrier among others. Mrs Francis Poole prepares to depart for her new post in October. The Society of St Ann’s Allar will host a card and bunco on the church lawn September 23. Fredericksburg road entry fees and prizes described. Pat Davis leads the committee with others assisting. Mr and Mrs Charles Munson will reside in Dallas this winter.
Miss Mary Mildred York daughter of Mr and Mrs J F York wed Ernest A Tange at Travis Park Methodist church with Rev Olin officiating. Bridesmaids wore pink chiton and the flower girl Emilie Dixie Lange wore pink, reception at 211 Princeton avenue, couple to live at 30 East White Street.
An extended Crisco advertisement blends a cowboy pie crust joke with notes from a Dallas factory visit and a Greenwich Village apricot pie tale. It extols Crisco as tender smooth flavoring, compares it to butter, and promotes teamwork with the reader through imagined cooking guidance and branding.
A mid twentieth century radio cookbook snippet presents a recipe for Transcendent Apricot Pie with ginger and cornstarch, plus a Crisco pastry shell method. It includes measurements, mixing steps, a double boiler cue, and a whipped cream topping, followed by crust instructions and baking guidance.
The Collier family and relatives report all escaped injury as a storm crossed near Puerto Rico during the Santo Domingo tempest. Mrs Collier describes intense heat beforehand and the group’s relief at avoiding disaster.
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