San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-21
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00SSDAy, APRIL 81, 1895
W, w'hsiIAL AND GENERAL.
city, land WHERE MANY SAN AN
seller T0NIANs HAVE SOUGHT
DIVERSIONS.
Belknep Plume Drill = a Whist
Pafty-Birthdays and
Personals.
Mrs. f. G. Lungkwitz Leaves to

Mrs. f. G. Lungkwitz leaves fol
her home in San Angelo today.
The charity circus ladies are be-
coming very much interested, and
are working like beavers.
Mrs. Dan. Oppenheimer enter.
tanned a large party of friends at
her residence on Jefferson street,
last Sunday night.
Miss Julia Dugosh, arith large
party OF friends, celebrated her
birthday last Sunday night.
Mr.. Sid. Shepard, an old San An
tonic social favorite, is visiting his
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. John Oar.
ragh. He comes from New York.
The sword drill and Individual
contest by young ladies, at the
Christian church bazaar Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons and
nights, is causing a great deal of
interest among the citizens, and
will insure a large attendance.
A dinner party was given at Mrs.
Chambers residence Tuesday even.
ing last.
A social evening was passed by a
select party of friends at Judge
Lewy's residence on Howard street.
Tuesday evening last.
At the opening OF st. Joseph's
fair Monday night, the Catholic
union was represented on the plat
form by the following gentlemen /:
Jas. Wahrenberger, DIR. FitzSimou,
Anton Adam, j. A. Mccormick, Ed,
Green, Joe Cooley, Jas. McInenny,
A. F. Pollock, Ed. Braden and sew
eral others.
The wedding of Mr.. c. c. Haral-
SON and Miss Bessie Calhoun will
take place Tuesday next at No ,509
River avenue.
CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT.
The Progressive Literary and
Social club gave a charitable en-.
tertainment at Mission Garden
last Thursday, which proved sue
cess financially as well as other
wise. The following program was
rendered:
Piano selection, from "Martha,"
Miss Rebecca Spiess.
"Character Of Napoleon Bona
parte,' A. Zivirn.
Musical selections.
Recitation, Sam Stern.
Defamation, "The Baron's Last
Banquet" Emanuel Cohen.
Piano and violin duet, Joe Marks
and Miss Rebecca Spiess.
AT the conclusion Of the program
appropriate closing remarks were
made by Emanuel Cohen. There
were about $50 people present. Az
ter the program, which was well
rendered, was concluded, dancing
was INDUCED in until one o'clock,
when the crowd dispersed, feeling
fully satisfied with the evenings
entertainment. The society is i'm
proving rapidly, not only in lit.
erary direction, but are using their
utmost endeavors to do everything
they can for charitable purposes.
The Christian Church bazaar, or
afestiyal OF days. will be held at
the church on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
The Travis Park Methodist
church basement was the scene of
a fine entertainment Thursday
last.
Mrs. Ed. Stoves, OF Saltillo, Mex
leo, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Martin, in this city.
A. Bedell, leader OF society in
Columbus, Ga, has accepted the
management of the shoe depart
ment Of Wolff & Marx.
The following is the entertain
ment committee OF the Harmony
club for the ensuing year: Julius
Oppenheimer, chairman: Emil
Blum. Alex Half, Jul. Fork, Emil
Frank.
LIE. Foote, formerly travelling
engineer of the Arkansas Pass and
now connected with the Little
Rock and Hot Springs road, is in
the city, meeting old friends.
Miss Tillie krakauef, VINO mas
been on a visit Mrs. A. A. Wolff,
left for her home, Ell Paso, Texas.
Miss Minnie Blum is visiting
Mrs. j. August, in Beeville, Texas.
Mr.. Albert Krakauer, one of FL
Paso's young merchants, is visit
ing his old home, San Antonio.
Louis Stinson has returned to
Boston after spending two weeks
here.
Mr.. Joseph Friebis, after spend
ing several days in San Antonio
very pleasantly, will leave for the
north this afternoon. His friends
Gvill be glad to learn that he will
Visit us again next fall.
Murder Will Out"
Steve Willis was gathered 10 last night
by Specia, officer Chas. Williams and