San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-30
ghe Daily eight.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
FOR JEWISH ORPHANS.

TertainmeuT last night at Mission gar
den. 1t was Tor The benefit OF the
Jewish Widow and Orphans Home,
at New Orleans, La. There were be
tween three bundled and fifty and
four hundred Of San Antonio's best
citizens in attendance, who appre-
ciated the music. enjoyed the play
AVID participated in the Macy dance
The following was the program
/. Overture-AriZt Orchestl q.
2. Address-Mr. A. Levy.
3. Banjo Solo-Mr. Emil Scholl.
4, Voc, i SOIo-Cavstina, from Rob-
ert LIE Diable-Miss r. Josey.
5. Selections-by San Antonio Man
DOM hid Guitar QuarteUte, composed
OF Messrs. LOUIS SchuetZe. Emil
ScholI, Ed. Schunke and L. Heillg.
Then, alter an intermisslOn of some
minutes, the drama, Down by the
Sea-" in two acts was played. which
was q credit to the society and highly
creditable to the members taking
part. They had no outside help which
makes it still more to their credit.
The acting OF Miss A lice Moritz AZ
"John Ga e's wife" Was good. Spec
ial mention should be made of the
acting of Mr.. f. Cohen, Mr.. E. Blum
and Mr.. Hugo Goodman. All
Carried out their parts in
the most artistic manner, but
the parts of some did not
show off as well as others. The cos.
tunes were very appropriate. After
the close OF the program the hall was
cleared and the young people enjoyed
thems elves in graceful dance until the
early hours of morn, when they lett,
satisfied with themselves, their
nights entertainment, and the world
at large. Miss Hockstader was Cd
the program for some instrumental
music, but unfortunately for the
audience, she was i'll and could not
attend.
sCLU9 SOCIABLE.
A sociable was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Marshall, on BueDa Wis.
Ia street last night by the Prospect
Hill Social club. There were
over fifty guests present, both the
members and their friends. Supper
was served at 1870 O'Clock. Dancing
was commenced at $50 and con tinued
until O'Clock. The music was fur
nished by d. A. LoVeces string band.
All present enjoyed themselves very
much and went home with happy
hearts. Those in attendance were:
Mr.. Marshall ard wife, Mr.. Green
and wife, Mrs Felt, Mrs. Sumpi,
Misses Annie Napier, Lucille Rucker,
Aimee Franklin, Ethel Schuchardt.
Nellie LOwday, Germania and Alamo
Sumpf, Ruth Felt, Ethel Hand, LOttie
Noble, May Keller, Bird Henry, Iva
and Dora Wright, Inez Aims tead
Mabel Briggs, Fannie Bendren, Lucy
Armstrong, Mamie Cooley, Ha lie
Hatch, Hattie Innes, Grace and Lou
Use Reside, BERTHE Mcfarland, julia
Hurd, May Means, Grace Young, and
Messrs. Conrad, Foy, Marshall, Went
worth. franklin, Lowday, 1t. Alt
gelt, Stephenson, Bee, B. and c. King
. n. and W. epringalI, White, Hardin,
b. and w. Wise, Frank Newton
Marecheau, Hernandez. Burd, Briggs,
Mccall Henry Fuller and others.
PULLED STICKY CANDY,
The young people of the congrega-
ton of the Alamo Baptist church
assembled at the church last night
and proceeding to the residence of
Rev, Mr.. DoOsOn near by, particip ated
in an old time Yankee candy pulling.
The taffy was sticky, notwlthstand-
ing the butter used to save the
hands, and soon there was as much
candy on the fingers of the young
folks as there was on the plates.
They seemed to find no difficulty in
getting rid of the sweets, and sOoD
adjourned to the church where, with
music and various paTlor games, the
remainder of the evening passed.
There was large after dance.
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.
From five to ten O'Clock yesterday
evening the children of the Travis
Park NJ. E. church, were gathered in
the basement of the church 10 listen
TO the following excellent program
and to receive presents from two large
Xmas trees. Among the presents
given away we're two hundred and
fifty stockings of all sizes, filled with
candy:
Song-School.
RecItatiOn-Miss Annie Oge.
Song, with chorus-Miss Annie
-Ayres
Reciration-Miss Mabel Fisher.
Solo-Paul Pinson.
Recitation-Miss Merle Bowen.
Song, "Merry Xmas"-School.
Recitation, "Harry's Xmas Mes
sage"-Miss Mamie Spring.
Duet-Misses Ethel and Effie Cliff.
ford.
RecitatiOn-John V. Spring, Jr.
Song-Miss Eta Howard.
Recita tion-Carrie Boyl
Recitation-Earl Mathews.
They ended the evenings enjoy,
ment with games and conversation.
BOUND IN LOVES YOKE.
Yesterday morning at St. JOseph's
Catholic church ON East Commerce