San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-16

GLEE CLUB.
The Dreiss Hill Glee Club and
Literary society had its regular
semi-monthly meeting Friday
night at the residence Of Rev. Ken
nedy, cor. Wyoming and Hack
berry streets, and very enjoyable
time was had by all. The following
is the program which was very
successfully rendered:
l. Song. Misses Allen, shannon and
RlelZKer.
! >. Song. ......... ...... Miss Annie Fraser
3. Instrumental piece, ;:..:.:.;.
................Mi Miss PAMELA Milourn
I. RecltO tIon.......:... Mr.; Roy Kennedy
Shannon and Mr. Beck.
6. Re4diug. ........Miss Nellie Andrews
:. Song. Misses shannon and Andrews,
Messrs Kennedy and Andrews.
5. Reading. Miss May Burgess
9. Song....... .......Miss Pearl Shepard
Among those present were:
Mesdames Kennedy and Burwell,
Misses Rilla Kletzker, Edna Shan
non, Pearl Shepherd, Louise Spille,
Annie Fraser, Ella Doogan, Bertha
Ives, May Burgess, Eta Allen, Ida
Barker, Norma Ives, Abbey Ken.
nedy, PAMELA Milburn. Nellie An
drews, Matte Besse, Messrs. Ru-
dolph Beck, Max. Landauer, Roy
Kennedy, Flournoy Noll, Oscar
Beck, Key Andrews, Albert Muel-
Ter, - Shepard and Rev. Kennedy.
The next meeting will be Friday,
June 2S.
A delightful reception and dance
was given the young people last
Friday night by Mr.. aud Mrs. Aug.
Santleben, at their residence corner
Flores and Warren streets. Among
those present were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkerson, Mrs.
Franklin, Mrs. Igo, Mrs. Lester,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. McAllister, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred. Sautleben, Messrs.
Hick Holt, VIM. Fischer, Joe Getz-
weller, P-aIe Istzwailsr, Cha.
Newton, Otto Plper, Geo S,lt"r,
thas. Salter, joe Safer, Jim Tay-
lor, Beauford rayl"r, Jonu Bacon,
lOOuh ~ H'Hl's AJOi'N l't|ht. WV
Leonard, Tom Hnnu---y, 'aul
Rutlrdge, John Kraft. Wax KRAFT,
Clande SDring,lI, Harvey Grav's,
Geo. Franklin. Fern. Stutl- b N,
Henry Stnrieb-n, Aug StntIebsn,
Jr., Carlos Stntl-b.n, Graves San
lisbon, Willie Rawlins, Willie
Friedrich. Fred. Igo, Frank Truss,
Wiley rruss, II. c. Wagner. Misses
Amy Franklin, Lula Waelder,
Laura Kendall, Hulda Vargs, An.
ME Biehls, Katie Borches, Emma
Borches, May franklin, Emma
Salter, Margarine Moore, Lucy
Kraft, Annie Igo, Hattie Igo, Pearl
IgO, BERTHE Rawlins, and Taylor.
WEDDINGS.
TIE past week was replete with
weddings. Some OF those taking
place were as follows:
Monday: Mr.. Lee T. Grain
and Miss Ada Nichols, at the
brides home on North Flores
street.
Tuesday Mr.. Harden w. Adams
and Miss Nan g. Davis were mar
ried in Mrs. w. A. Benefits resi-
dence, Nueva street.
Wednesday-Mr. Adolph Wilke
and Miss Cora Erwin Loeffler were
married at st. Marks church. Re.
ception at the brides residence on
Fourth street. Mr.. Sam Moody
and Miss Florence Deal, were mar
ried in st. Louis. The bride was
formerly OF San Antonio.
The wedding Of Mr.. Edward
Heusinger, a popular society young
man and prominent philatelist Of
this city, and Miss Teodolinda
Bruni, a beautiful and accom-
plished young lady, the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Bruni,
was celebrated last night at the
residence OF the bride, No. S2l South
Laredo street. 1t was a quiet af-
fair, with no cards.
Commencement exercises were
held this week for the West End
Methodist college, st. Mary's Epis-
copal Memorial school for girls,
San Antonio High school and
Magruder's school.
The union railway picnic at
Limburger's garden, an annual az
fair in San Antonio, will be held
today, beginning this morning at 8
with a parade.
The German Dramatic club Will
hold forth in the Grand Opera
house next Sunday night.
A delightful picnic on the Salado
Thursday was given by jolly par
ty Of mem bers of the Alamo Bap.
fist church.
The entertainment for the bene-
fit OF the Herman Sons summer
school will take place this evening
in Central park. There will be
dancing.
The wedding OF Mr.. Charley
Elmendorf and Miss Mamie Bar
beck will occur next Tuesday.
st. Johns Day, June "a, will be
made a gala day lin a quiet way)
by the Masons.
IoakaS, olarks will pniOV their