San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-23
PLEASURE PARTIES.
How a Great Number Of San Anto-
mans Enjoyed Themselves
Dancing and FeastinR.


mans Enjoyed Themselves
Dancing and FeastIng.
San Antonio people are indeed pleas-
ure loving, and In this are decidedly
Partisan, Tor it seems they Gao ear,
drink. dance and be merry on nearly all
occasions, under favorable or uBfavor-
able conditions. Saturday night fully
exemplified this, for the home and ire
side was quite generally foIsaken for
the ball room and music and dancing
went hand 10 hand during the evening.
There was no particular call for this, as
no great anniversary was being celebra-
ted, IL WAS Just the force Of ciroum-
stances that placed number OF balls
and dances all IN one night. The lady
friends OF the Casino members, de-
sirous of emulsting others OF
their fair sisters, gave leap year ball
ut Casino hall, whicB, perhaps was
more generally attended than any OF
the others. Hence, IL Is given The prom
inent place In this report. The large
hall was beautifully festooned and dec
grated and Zottarelli's orchestra occu-
pied the stage. About SO couples were
present upon the floor and danced until
4 o'clock sunday morning. fine sup
per was served by the ladies At IL
o'clock. Among those who attended
the LIGHT reporter noticed Misses An.
ME and Emma Degen, Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
tbolotpaie, Mary snd Hul1a Rummell,
Emma Heuermann, Minnie Duerler,
Aug. Herfi, Dinsh Schwatz, Lulu and
Lizzie Campbell, Miss A. Sartor, Ida
Dreiss, Bertha Griesenbeck, Henry
ElmendOrf and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
KOerner, Mr.. aDd Mrs. A. Herff, Mr.. and
Mrs Favre, DIR. Ornelas, Otto Ststfell,
L. nan Mra
Ed. Stoves, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Stoves, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stoves, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Stoves, Jr., Mrs. Hertz
berg, Miss Bsetz, Mr.. and Mrs. Zsdich,
Misses Wulff, Mary Callsen, Misses Ros-
sy, Ida and Louisa Schultze, Annie Heu-
singer, Henry Berner and wife, Amelia
HUH, Dan Heusinger, Mr.. and Mrs
Rummell, Miss FORK, Dan Marx and
wife, Geo. Kalteyer and wife, NatO
and George Schmidt, g. A. Duer-
Ter and wire, g. SchmeltZer and wife,
Carl Beck, Giesecke, Goldbeok, Max
Schultze, e. Amalong, M Kalteyer, Ed
die Rische, Max krakauer and wife,
Misses Hoyer, Z. w. Green, Chas. X.
Campbell and wife, l.. Guerguin, Miss
Guerguin, J. ROnse and wife, Misses
Groos, A. Wahlstab and wife, z. Hum
mel and wife, Mary and Emma Wagner,
pub 0uo DuSAiVis Ae"1
Mayer and wife, B. Engelke, Hugo
Griesenbeck. A. Haarmann, Otto Berg.
strom, Julius Tips, and others. A large
number OF spectators occupied the gal
lery OF the hail. The committee was COM
posed of MesdRmes Ronse, KOerner,
A. Wagner and Misses Carlotta
and Annie Groos.
The rext ball attended by the LIGHT
reporter was q leap year ball given by
the Young lady friends OF the members
of the Polish Young Mems Union, at
ST. Albert's hall, In the seventh ward.
The hall was decorated. Artzts fine
band was there and the ladies provided
supper and refreshments and even acted
as floor managers and quadrille prompt
ers. They left nothing undone for the
enjoyment of their gentlemen guests.
During the evening Mr.: DobroWalskl,
president Of the Z. I. ii. L., presented
the ladies' each with a souvenir badge,
10 memory OF the evening. Among
those present, were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Kotula, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben KiOlbassa,
MIR. and Mrs. WIN. DObrowalski, Mr..
and Mrs. Aug. Zizik, Katie Daussen,
Helena kissing, Lizzie kush, Annie
Weiss, Lucy Zizik, Pauline Weiss, Mr..
and Mrs. kissing, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel,
Victoria KiOlbassa, DR.. Niewlerski, Miss
Josephine Seffel. Val. Gorell, Peter
and Emil Chieslik, Tina Wawrzynek,
Frank Zizik, Theo. Weiss, Aug. Proll,
Alex and Albert Arniol, Mary NOcker,
Teresa Zizik, Annie ArDiol, Alex Pollok,
Aug. kissing, Martin and Henry
Killing, VIM. Campbell, Jos. DugOsh.
Mary and Tina GOrell, Fred Liszt, Rosie
and Annie Pollok, AdOlph Pobukoski,
Mary Dugosh, Bias Kulawik, Sallie
DausseD, Martha Chieslik, Watzlavczik,
Dunbar, and others. Dancing continued
until 4 O'Clock Sunday morning. The
programme was as fOllows:
Grand March,. To our committee
Waltz. ....,......... To our Musicians
Schottsche, To the Polish Young Mems Union
Ouadrille '..,.,......T To the Lady Members
Polka To our Gentlemen Friends
Gal0p. "a ittie iasleI
Dan tucker. ..............',..' Nno eut ielt
SchOttlSche. ............'.....'A III mihlary
Gents waltz ............ .....s.' Ion peeby
NarSOuVlenle. .........' ..'.''''''ldhe ~ easy
Quadrille ...............We are gettlnP hungry
Racquet Hurrah for the Leap Year
Intermission ......... Don't forget to thankUs
Folks. the BelknaD Rifles
Glide go. To the President of the P. Y. NJ, Q.
Virginia Reel. the Singing Society
Waltz. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oour Guests
SchottisChe. ......... TO the Belle OF the ban
nuadrilIa To the IndeDendent Eight