San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10
THEIR SILVER WEDDING.
A Grand Celebration at the Walters
Mansion Last Night.

A Grand Celebration at the Walters
Mansion Last Night.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H.. Walters, a popular
couple who reside at No. 307 South
Pinto street, Prospect hill was held
last night at their home, to COM
memorate their 25th wedding an
niversary. The affair was one of
the happiest that this reporter, af.
ter many years of experience, has
ever attended, and he believes one
and all of the guests present will
unqualifiedly endorse the state
ment.
In the spacious grounds sur
rounding the house flambeauX il
Illuminated the long tables where
refreshments were served the
guests.
In the house large rooms had
been cleared for the dancers, and a
fine orchestra discoursed the music.
Among those present were ::
Messrs. and Mesdames w. H.
Walters, Gillespie, Dickman, o. A.
Balloon, Paulger, w. H. Turner,
w. Simpson, H. Haste, J. Shally,
p. F. Moynahan, II. Fahlbusch,
DR.. and Mrs. Applewhite, and Mes
danes w. P. Baugh, w. II. Ford,
Ed Henry, f. Carly, Max Steen,
B. Gleason, and Misses Buchanan,
Dean and Burton, and the
Misses G. Boone, NJ. Walters, O.
Bowman, c. Blyth, f. Coulter, NJ.
Perkins, D. Thorp, P. and A. Frank,
B. and S. Henry, E. Watson, A
Pruit, E. Walling, l.. A. p. Smith,
M. Holdsworth, and Messrs. Ed.
Walters, H. ]. Heitgen, S. S. Crewe,
J. T. and C. c. HARRISON, Ed. and D.
Smith, Geo. Eilt, d. Henry, c. w.
Carlson, Sam Martin, Lon Ellison,
NJ. Moynahan, H. Varga, c. Van
Piper, Max Umsheid and w. ID.
Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walters received
many magnificent presents in sill
yer from their friends, of which
the following is list:
Silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Harris.
Silver water set, from Mrs. Tur-
ner, Mrs. Max Steen, Mrs. B.
Gleason.
One silver butter knife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Prise.
One set napkin rings, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Cox.
One silver butter dish, S. S.
Crewe and S. G. Martin.
One silver sugar spoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moynahan.
One silver butter knife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Applewhite.
One sugar spoon, Mr.. &C. Haral-
son.
Two salt cellars, Mrs. NJ. Moyna-
han.
One sugar set, from Mrs. j. T.
HARRISON.
One silver pickle dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rahnistrop.
One silver cologne casket, from
Mrs. j. NJ. Van Ripper and Misses
Van Ripper.
One silver thimble, Mrs. S.
Haley.
One set silver knives, from Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Marshall.
One set silver napkin rings, G..
w. CarlstOn.
One silver pickle stand, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Simpson.
One silver caster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillespie and Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
man.
One silver souvenir spoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Dean.
One set silver tea spoons, Miss
Eva Coulter.
One silver horse shoe, Mrs. w. H.
Ford.
Handsome silver tea set from
members of o. E. S.
Silver pitcher, from members Py-
THAN Sisters.
One silver syrup pitcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Myers.
One silver syrup pitcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. T. Rogers.
One silver cream pitcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Smith.
One silver cake stand L. j. Hen
nv and Miss Meyer.
One solid souvenir spoon, from
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Place.
Ore 81 liver fringe tub, Mr.. w. III
Turner.
One silver watch case from Mr.
and Mrs. Weteroth, of st. Louis,
Mo.
Two silver scarf pins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kendrick.
One silver bon bon pickle dish,
Maret.
One silver celery dish and