San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-23

latter led by Mrs. Silverthorn, while two
recitations, Dy Misses Brooks and
Strong, were given. Among those pres
ent, beside the host and hostess. were
Rev. DR.. Giddings and wife, Mrs. Sils-
bee, Mrs. Workman, Mrs. Howarter,
Col. Let's and wife, Mr.. Peoples, Mr..
Hardesty. Mr.. Murray, Mrs. and Miss
Jones. Mr.. Hastend. Mr.. Walker, MIR.
Tally and Miss Tally, Miss Brooks, Miss
Jennie Strong, Mrs. Love, MIR. Churchill,
Mr.. Thompson, MT. Mendenhall, Mr..
Howells, of Illinois; Mrs Cowan, Mrs.
j. A. Green and Miss Glaze.
Continuing on his rounds the LIGHT
soon found himself at the
SUNSET BAPTIST CHURCH SUPPER,
on Austin street, where the eight tables
were crowded with the hungriest OF
patrons and friends Of the church. At
the organ were beautiful young ladies
pouring forth their souls III melody
while every where, young and Old we're
enjoying themselves immeasurably. A
programme of songs and recitations and
readings was given, and also q good
supper, consisting Of every known dish
to the Mexican cuisine, in imitation OF
which the supper was given for the
benefit of the building fund.
Among those taking part were the
Misses Juddie Fry, Halle Holt, Misses
Misses Braden, a. and Mrs. Blum.
Among those present were MIR. NJ ose
Veith and lady, Miss Fuller, Prof Alex
ander. Mr.. w. Holland, Rev. Msurer,
the pastor, Miss Hall, and others. The
membership of this little church is now
about 40 more of these.
Taking al Avenue Z car the reporter
soon reached the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Marin Slayer,
NO. 1901
West Commerce street, where a sooiable
was given by the hostess to q
small party of young friends, &C.
companied by very fine supper.
il was II o'clock ere the party dispersed
homeward. Among those present were
Mrs. G. w. Reed, Misses Lille Smith,
Emma Lay, Lizzie, Adele and Josie
Mareaux, Stella Foreman, Nellie ellis,
and Messrs. P. smith, Lawyer, Joe
Childers, Joe Green, F. Caldwell, P.
MOreaux, Snyder and Flaherty.
After bidding goodnight to the COM
pany, the reporter attended a delightful
hop given by Mrs. A. Young at
NO. 225 soLEDAD STREET
In honor of the Misses Annie and
Carrie Morris. Dancing WAS the order
Of the evening and every apartment
wss given up to the comfort of the
guests. Musical selections by several of
the ladies were given, and refreshments
OF cakes and wines were served. Among
the number present beside the hostess
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thavonat, DR.. and
Mrs. p. w. Johns, MIR. and Mrs. W.
DObrOwalski, MIR. and Mrs. w. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. 5. Lord, Mrs. F. Smith,
Misses Edna Truax, Beckie Wefing
Alice Mortz Dell Stevens, Mary
LOdovic, of Jefferson; Carrie Vindquest,
Of Kansas City; Lille Illg, Annie
and Carrie Morris. and Messrs. w. B.
and N. M. Smith, John Breitling,
l.. Wilson. T. Folz, Owen and Joe
Truax, F. Caldwell, Il. A. Conner, w.
Williams, W. Bsrbo and Thos. Maher
At O'Clock the company dispersed for
their homes, but not before social club,
for the continuation of these merry
mskings, was formed, with member :
ship of the entire company. We shall
hear from them again.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
Elk Lodge, Knights of Pythias. held a
very interesting weekly reunion at their
castle last night and initiated Sir
Knight A. F. Dignowlty, of Del Rio,
into the profound mysteries Of the SEQ
ond Rank. The gallant gentleman erode
the goat" In fine style to the immense
satisfaction of his brother Knights.
The Psstime club held their usual
weekly sociable last night at the resi-
denoe Of Miss Katie Faville, Soledad
street, and six new members were adj
mitted.
TURNER'S ROLLING CLUB.
There was large attendance at last
nights meeting Of the Turner Rolling
club and about twenty ladies bOnored 1t
with their presence. Two sides were
made up consisting Of an equal number
of ladies and gentlemen, and two games
were played. 1t is said that some of the
ladies played a remarkably good game.
Don't Experiment.