San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
SOCIAL AND GENERAL.

her friends at her residence on
Laurel Heights Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Walters surprise party
wednesday night, on Prospect Hill,
was the most enjoyable affair Of
the kind which has been given in
q long time.
The Belknap Rifles reception
"wednesday night, showed how the
boys were appreciated by our
nome people, especially the ladies.
There will be no report made
public OF the late Catholic celebra-
tion OF the Fourth of July, as it was
not held for any public purpose.
A pleasant party was given Fri.
day night at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. McCabe on River
ave., at which there was music and
dancing and a fine set OF refresh
ments.
Mrs. B. F. Yoakum entertained
party of friends at her residence
Friday night.
Mrs. HI. Klappenbach, formerly
postmistress at Castroville, has
removed to San Antonio with her
family, and has taken the Niggli
residence on Presa street.
Mrs. Ferd. Niggli and family
have removed from San Antonio
to Eagle Pass, to reside in future.
DREIss HILL GLEE CLUB.
Friday evening was pleasantly
spent by the Dreiss Hill Glee club,
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Kene-
dy on Wyoming street. A good
program Of music and Rotations
was given and games were in.
dulged In until IL o'clock, when the
merry crowd left for their homes.
to meet again Friday, July rs. The
feature Of the evening was q
comic song by Rev. Kennedy.
Those present were: Mrs. Kennedy,
Misses Nellie Andrews, Matte
Bessie, Pearl Shepard, Annie
Wach, Ida Barker, Ella Doogan,
PAMELA Milburn, May Burgess,
Louise Spille, Abbey Kennedy,
Mona Burgess and Elite Allen,
Messrs. Max Landauer, Milired
Norton, Rudolph Beck, Albert
Mueller. Key Andrews, Fred.
Mueller, Flournoy Noll, VIII.
Barker, Oscar Beck, Roy Kennedy,
Allie Martin, and Rev. Kennedy.
A JOLLY CROWD.
Last Sunday evening the resi-
dence Of Mrs. 8. Spieler was the
scene of much merriment in honor
of Miss Sophie Browning, of Hous-
ton. Music, games and dancing
were the Usual features. Refresh
ments wdre served which were
greatly enjoyed by all. Those
present were the following:
= fi Sophie Browning, Levi
Ia Cohen, Nettie Golden
tie Smith, Sarah Levy,
ARK, Rebecca Spiece,
,ison, Jake Goldenberg,
-,lm, Max Blum, Ed.
Marks, Mr.. Swern, Mr..
er Jacobs.
oNKEY PARTY.
n ting young gentlemen
sepjoyed the hospitali-
hgor1s, Fred. and aert
{ thu pt0esidence, or m
bet, "Wednesday nil
Albert MueiiekAdetcalf
Adplf Mueller, FNGuare
car and Rudolf Beck, mp
sr, Ferd. Noll, Chas. Bd er
Willie Head, Hermann
ok, Joe. Geiger, Emil Sim
Misses MaryMueller, Louise
Elite Allen, Addie Noll,
urges, Tina Noll, Josephine
er, Hattie Muth, MIME
u OF "donkey" was played
first prize, flower basket
On by Ettie Allen. The
brize, Negro doll, was won
talmbach. "BilIy" was also
and made lots Of fun fol
npany.
A MERRY GATHERING.
ttsday evening a gay crowd o
folks gathered at the resi-
ngof Mrs. L Schatzky. Games
col singing and dancing were
fans slime OF the evening.
Asive 1890 refreshments wer'
Ies the after which dancing wa
w. Fed. Some pretty selection
man, Va rendered by Miss Rebecc'
silver G while some pretty dane
lniI y 6 was played by Miss Nettl
oo weinberg. Among those pres
varles Ire the following:
De glvbs Rebecca Spiece, Sarah Levy
three Raum. Nettie Goldenbere
'SatuHuo Rrowning, of Houston
'VsSR Smith, Hulda Cohen, Lea
\ false Mac, Matte King, Jenett
\Perns d Dora Schatzky, Haiti
SchatAky, Messrs. Jake Goldenber'
JacobV Baum, Myer Jacobs, E(
S Col Joe Mares Albert S'H'''