San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-13
SCHOOL NO. 8.
THE BANNER SCHOOL" CELEBRATES
IT'S PICNIC.
A List of the Royalty go Captain Ham
bleton's Liberality-A Large
Number of Wis
itors, Etc

The ''Old Third Ward" school, No. 3,
the leading school in the city, held their
grand annual picnic at San Pedro park
yesterday. The pionickers left the school
at O'Clock In the morning and reached
the Springs at $3.50. The morning was
spent in the coronation of the kings and
queens OF the respective classes, and at
ter this in such enjoyment before dinner
as the little ones could find, and be sure
they found it, in great plenty, swinging,
riding the hobby horses and having
their pictures taken. The excellent
photographer at the Springs, Mr.. +. X.
Sturdevant, literally offered to prepare
two pictures of each king and queen free
to the little ones and their teachers, and
the work reflected credit on any estab-
lishment. Each king and queen were
taken together and many beautiful
groupings were the result. The follow
ing Is list Of the royalty chosen by
each class:
For Mrs. Haus-Murphy Class-Jac
Baum was king and Dora Scheihagen
queen; maids of honor, Hedwig Hell
drich, Lille Setiel; knights, Harry Dial
aBd Max Kuehn.
Miss Clark's class-King, Frank Burns;
queen, Clara Grace; maids, Annie Nc
Cambly, Pickle Edgar; knights, Irwin
Carr, Joseph Marks.
Mrs.Coryell's class-King, Harry Myer;
queen, Caroline Dulnig; maids OF honor,
Bertha Blum, Julia Dullnig, Katie Boil
ton; knights, Todd Lowry, John Nc
Knight, Paul Msttison.
Mrs. Ripley's class-King, Willie
McNorton; queen. Georgia Davis; maids
Of honor, LOttie Edgar. Matte Bradley,
Jennie Ripley; knights, Frank Black. j.
b. Ripley, Field Boyee.
Miss Kings class-King, Hermin Car
roll, queen, Mamie Miles; maids of
honor, Herths Schramm, Halle Hatch,
Annie johnson; knights, Charles Dull
mig, Willie McCambly, Dannie Mclean.
Miss Dellatorres' class-King. Arthur
VIM; queen, Eta Davis; maids OF hon
or, Sallie Lyons. Nettie Kurtz, Lizzie
Radke; knights, Lawrence Straus, Max
Blum, George Battaglia.
Miss Bees class-KiDg, Christian Hau-
eisen; queen, Ella Dittmar; maids of
honor, Sallie Maverick, Ida Richards,
HedwIg Rochs; knights, George Terrell,
Emil Krebs, Paul Battaglia.
Prof CrOssley's class-King, Otto Dull
mig; queen, Dora Schatzsky; maids OF
honor, Annie Pieper, Ida ELDERS; knights,
Albert Setiel, George Boutwell,.
The little kings did the grand with
their royal cOnsorts and court by treat
ing them to all the pleasures of the
Springs, hobby horse rides, picture gal
lery, etc, all day.
Captain J. 4. Hambleton, Alderman
Third ward and member of the School
Board, royalty entertained the teachers
Of this school with a splendidly gotten
up dinner al the Springs restaurant.
Course after course was disposed OF
until two hours were consumed with the
dinner, and all the teachers join In
thanks to the liberal Captain for the
kind treatment they received at his
hands. Others, also, they wish the
LIGHT to thank for favOrs received.
Among them Colonel Kerble, Mic Tengg,
George Dullnig, the Alamo Ice Company
and Wolff & Marx.
Refreshments of iced lemonade were
served to the little ones by the teachers,
and they also had fine dinner. many
with their families or friends. Dancing
occupied the remainder of the day, and
great many visitors were present to
participate or look on. Among the Wis
| itors were Superintendent Smith, Pro-
fessors w. G. Rote, Alex Kuhn, Mr.. Mic
Tengg, and Professor Halbedl.
A return to the city was made at
O'Clock in the evening.