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Newspaper
San Antonio Sunday Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1903
Page
7
In this June inspired column the author extols June weddings and love as the summit of life, cites courtship methods from storm to siege, and highlights the example of Dr. Stephen Trent Barnett and Miss Allen Watlington as a prominent season wedding at the Watlington home on South Alamo. The piece ends with the later life of the newlyweds and society reception details.
In the presence of close friends and relatives Miss Etelka Duck Pfeuffer was married Monday morning at 9 30 at her mother Mrs 8 Pfeuffer residence on Avenue B.
Miss Ana Farquar of LaGrange married W. Sternberg a prominent East Texas real estate man. The ceremony was officiated by Deana Richardson at Mrs. Van A Petty’s home on Tenth Street. The couple planned a Mexico tour and will be at home after June 8 in Olive Texas.
At 9 pm on Wednesday the 10th of May, W P Bishop and Miss Katie Borchers of San Antonio were married at the groom’s sister Mrs. G W Huth’s North Palmetto avenue residence. The ceremony, led by Rev. A J Harris, occurred beneath a bell of white roses with palms and flowers lending Eden-like charm. maid of honor was Miss Ethers, and groomsman was Mr. L Bishop.
Trimmed with point applique, the wedding honors a popular bride and a respected groom from the city fire department. The home was lavishly decorated with palms and flowers. Chinese lanterns lit the lawn where 150 guests enjoyed supper to a string band. The couple will receive friends after Monday, the 15th, at 921 Nolan Street.
The marriage of Fred W. Mosebach and Miss Louise C. Spille occurred Tuesday night in a private ceremony at the home of Dr. J. W. and Mrs. Harwell. Rev. C. B. Goddes officiated with George Howland and Miss Gussie Spille as attendants. A bouquet, cream lace, and a home holida wish marked the festive mood as guests gave heartfelt congratulations and gifts including a sewing machine.
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