San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-02
SOCIAL EVENTS.
HARMONY CLUB


TheHarmopy club Is noted for their
former grand Entertainments, but
last night, at their Sylvester ball.
they outstripped themselves In one Of
the most elegant halls ever given In
this city. The ladies OF this club, who
always wear the most beautiful and
becoming costumes, realizing the
grand style in which this ball was to
be carried out, bedecked themselves
In their finest gowns, than many of
| which no finer have ever been seen In
this or any other city. Dancing COM
menced at nine o'clock and lasted I'M
| til the ringing of the numerous city
bells and blowing of the railroad
| engines announced that the year
| 1892 was upon us, when dancing was
discontinued and every body began to
wieh each other many joys and bles.
sings. They then with one accord, TO
The beautiful music of Mendelsohn's
orchestra, marched into the spacious
dining rooms of the club and enjoyed
one of the finest banquets ever set be-
fore q hungry people. Those In at
tendance. whose names were OBJ
tained, were: Mrs. and Mrs. M.
Half, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Oppenheimer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Hart, MIR. aud Mrs.
l.. Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Haas,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Wulff, Mr. and Mrs.
D Marx, Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Strauss.
Mr.. and Mrs /. Strauss, Mr.. and Mrs
Encinal, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Joske, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. Sui.
non, Mr.. and Mrs. Sommers, Mr.. and
Mrs. .Longini, Mr. and Mrs. Eppstein,
Mr.. aud Mrs, Lindheim, Del Rio, Mr..
and Mrs. P. J. Rucker. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Frank, Mrs. S. Frank, Mrs s.
M. Frank, Mrs. Kitzner. OF Monistine,
Mich, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Reinach, Chi
cago. Misses Hannah and Ida Nor
ris, Hattie Deu,sch,. Edith Hochstad-
ter, SulnoD, Pellets, Eldridge, of Gal
weston, Oppenheimer, Eppsteln,
Stephenson, Moog, Mobile, Ala,
ROuff. Josey Michael, Levison, Messrs.
D. Oppenheimer, Nader, Wallich,
Veith, Goldfrank, G.. s., A. +. and j.
Frank, LewaId, of Chicago, j. Open
hemer. ). Morris, Gus Dreyfus, OF
| Galveston. A. Half, J. Wolf. r.
MoKe, Wyman, l.. Marx, g. Wright.
After supper dancing was commenced
sgain and continued until the early
hours OF morn.
WATCH PARTY.
A party consisting OF Mrs. VilIenu-
| eva, Misses ressie and Tussie Ville-
nueva and Messrs. V. Simons, Es-
para, Vincinte Cantu, Joe Trusx and
Albert Hutb, watched the old year
out and the new year IN by eating re-
freshments aud drinking some fine
| wines at the residence OF Mre. Vile
nueva, on Park avenue.
| PHANTOM PARTY.
At the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs II.
NJ. Moore, 4lS Morales street, last
night between forty and fifty gohsts
! were seen dancing, and motioning 10
each other. Boys and girls were
dressed alike, ana many amusing in.
cidents happened under the mistle-
toe. The party was given by Mr.
VIM. White with the intent to pass
| the old year into the new in q pleas
| aut manner. His wishes were real
| ICED beyond his most sanguine expec-
tation. a bout half past eleven o'clock
masks were removed and everyb body
| adjourned to the retreshment room
where they enjoyed a magnificent re-
past, and as the clock tolled the hour
| of II the company in one voice sang
Auld Lang Syne aud closed by wish
ing each other bright, happy and
| prosperous new year. Those who en-
| joyed the occasion were:
Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Cody.
| Misses Inez Olmsted, Newton, Hurd
Cooley. Young, Crawford, Alice and
Nettie Hartwell, p Kirkland, Mall
lot, McFsrOland, Yost, Bell KeIlar,
Seibert, Noble, Smith, King. Messrs.
Hurd, Whit. Walter Dasheill, B
Bee, Geo. Epson, Glenn Withers,
Hernandez, Getzweiler. III. Maruchsau,
Keller Spriugall, Harden, Smith. Nc
Call, Foy. Conrad, Cooley, Thomas,
and Clsud King.
ARBEITER VEREIN.
At this we'll known hall the society
enjoyed themselves and spent the
night of the old year and morn of the
new In the good old way, dancing.
There were present the following
ladies: Mrs. Gloeckner, Misses LANCE,
Wistzel, Mayer, EisenlOhr, Pieper,
Herweck, Mrs. Leroy, Mrs. Adams,
Mrs. Killing and others. The commit
tee in charge was Messrs. H. Faust,
l.. Wagner, H. Bonn, Anton Adam
and +. LANCE. Rehberk furnished the
supper and the military band the
music.
CASINO RAIL-.
One of the most brilliant events of
the festive season, was the Casino
ball last night at which rs couples
tripped the light fan tastic, land eyes
snake love to ewes that snake again. -
till after o'clock. One of the features
of the evening was the delicious sup.
per of "cousine extraordinary" pre-
pared by Messrs. FlaEm Il Filbert,
which seemed to be thoroughly re.