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Newspaper
San Antonio Sunday Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1906
Page
13
Society notes for the city reflect a quiet week with few standout gatherings. Members focused on routine club affairs and neighborhood happenings, with no major ceremonies or notable conflicts recorded.
A social highlight was a June banquet at Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tips home honoring three city school classes: Class of ’03 St. Joseph’s academy, Class of ’04 St. Mary’s college, and Class of ’06 St. Louis’ college. Attendees included Cornelia Schwartz Jessie Vogel Igouise Tips H Bregmen B Schmitt J Graham E Stieler R Hudson BE Paredes F Guerra A Meyer F J Tips and J Tips Jr.
The San Antonio Mandolin and Guitar orchestra entertained at Prof. I. J. Schuetze’s residence 121 Hays Street last Wednesday night for the birthday anniversary of Miss Helen Schuetze. A program of classic operatic and popular airs was performed and dainty refreshments were served in the dining room. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. O. Schuetze Sr and Jr, Mr. and Mrs. John Schuetze, several Schuetze family members, and other attendees with numerous gifts and floral offerings for Miss Schuetze.
Last Monday afternoon William Albert and Grace Edith Springall hosted a birthday party for many little friends at their home 918 Nolan Street. Children played games on the lawn then gathered in the dining room for cake and refreshments before departing with best wishes for the birthday pair.
Thursday evening a small group of young people gathered for an informal skating party in honor of Miss Bessie Frank Yoakum before her departure to New York. Chaperones included Mrs. T. A. Coleman and Mrs. H. W. Adams, with several local families and Baylor College guest Miss Clentry Bushwall among attendees.
A mother’s testimonial spread across many homes claims Peruna cured indigestion and croup, kept the medicine on hand for prevents and cures, and saved a child’s life. Dr Hartman’s notes and letters from Mrs Sterling and Mr Otto reinforce Peruna as a non narcotic household remedy for catarrh and related childhood ailments with mothers as its chief advocates.
Mrs F Brockman of 813 Meade Street Appleton Wisconsin reports no further catarrh after using Peruna. She says her two year old baby and husband also benefit from the remedy and she thanks the makers.
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