San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-08
SOCIAL EVENTS.
CANDY PULLING.


t night at the residence or the Misse.
Y MIlder, 230 East Commerce, and in.
dulged in an old fashioned candy
> pulling.
; Among those present were Mise.
. Elite Hughes, Lizzie Rosen berger
Kirk, Sarah Eldridge, Mamie Sea.
bon, Lizzie and Maude Harris, Tenny
Eldridge, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Kirk,
and Messrs. Hughes, Marshall, Eos
ter. Green wood, Black, Miller, Culber-
! son, Richmond, Graham and others.
CIRCULATING.
This city has had many novel and
unique entertainments, but the ladies
of the First Presby terrain church &c.
lipsed them all last night. with their
Clrcu lating Library. There were
twenty-five books In the catalogue,
which we're represented BY twenty
three of San AntoniO's most beauti-
full and charming young ladies, who
were most bewitchingly correctly aud
typically attired in pretty costumes,
representing their respective vol
umes.
The young ladies who were to have
represented, Under the Lilacs No Is,
and The Prioress, No. "a, were un-
fortunately, for the gentlemen pre-
sent, absent.
The following list gives their names
and description of costume.
| Rose in Bloom-Miss Irene Flo
riaD; u perfect symptom in rose, pink
and green, with full blown rose in
hair.
2.-LucilIe-Mi PeytoD; pink silk
| anunrad
3-Hypatia-MissV Virginia Newton;
white Grecian dress with hair IN Gre
clan couture.
4-Lirtle Bo Peep-Miss Godsey; a
perfect Dolly Warden in figured silk.
big hat crowned with flowers and
mountain sticks
Bow of Orange Ribbon-Miss
Clark; white faille covered with the
prevailing how-knOts OF orange rib
bon.
Elm Silk Attire-Miss Caro- Lee
la bait; in plain scarlet silk.
bride of Lammermoor Miss
Gallagher; in delicate grey.
8 Baby Bell-Miss Ora Newton;
real belle in white null and blue
ribbons with baby cap; low neck and
short sleeves.
9.-An Old Fashioned Girl-Miss
Presnall; looking like an old fashioned
picture in old fashioned figured silk
and big old fashioned hat.
10-A Bunch of Violets--Miss Up
sou; q dream in white silk trimmed
with punches of violets.
l.-Bleak HOuse-Miss holt; in
prim black silk, hair parted in the
middle and cork screw curls; typical
old maid.
12-Red as q Rose-Miss Florea; q
rhapsody in red.
13.-Hearts of Ease-Miss Lille
Vance; in white silk, appropriately
decorated In purple and yellow hearts
ease.
14.-Fern Lesves-Miss Mitchell, OF
Kentucky; white Sevrss, trimmed
In fern leaves.
ia Gay Young Widow Miss
Aida Prescott; In widows weeds.
16-LOrna Doom Miss Ida New.
ton; ecru silk, trimmed with chiffon
17-Daisy Chain - Miss Means
white, with black.eyed Susans and
yellow Marguerites.
Woman In White-Miss Olivia
Johnson; in pure white.
Il L
Kate Aubrey; in grey silk aud white
| shawl
2l.-Flowers Here and There-Miss
Mamie Heard; in blue with flowers
here and there.
22.-Airy Fairy Lillian-Miss Gay.
lord; fairly arrayed in airy white.
90 Maid of Athens-MIss Ed
munds; in white with becoming
Grecian costume, purely Athenian.
25-Lallah Rookh-Miss Webster,
of Michigan; In yellow EN- broidered
dress red shawl, typical h cad dress
red yellow slippers; a perfect Lalla
R3okh.
Mrs. II. D. Kampmsnn acted in the
capacity of librarian, assisted by Miss
French.
The ladies also furnished a delic-
ious supper of salads ard ices, and
charming young Iadies, members of
the Christian Endeavor society, acted
as walters, serving the gentlemen In
so dainty q manner that they would
return for more.
The entertainment was a great sue
cess and netted the church something
over q hundred dollars.
A WEDDING.
Last night. at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall FreebOrp, West
End, Mr.. Frank M. Dowden, step son
OF Gen. Russ, and superintendent OF
the West End street railway, was
married to Mics Susie G. Sterling, al
s o'clock, Rev. Dean Richardson, OF
the Episcopal church, officiating. The
wedding was q very quiet one, only
the immediate family being present
This morning the happy couple left
for visit TO the City of Mexico.
An ENJOYABLE euchre party was Civ.