San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-09
SOCIAL AND GENERAL.
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uieS anu 60heiciiSu were pEesehO
Misses Inez Jackson, X. and II.
Wentworth, p. Brooks, II. Thomp-
son, l.. Spann, f. and M. Jackson,
IL. Robertson, p. jackson, NJ. Spann,
NJ. Worthy, b. Ford, A. and NJ.
Gish, b. Rawlings, G. Hamilton,
M. Edwards, DR.. Chas. w. Jackson,
DIR. f. Saladino, Messrs. F. Draper,
ID. DeArment, j. Callaghan, l.. Bou-
BELT Harris, p. Rsgsdale, p. Stahl,
S. Hamilton, R. Wentworth, R.. De.
Arment, G. Zimmerman, G.. Gala
CHAN, w. Ford, j. Baier, D. Petty,
l.. Munger, f. Bell, G. Boutwell,
and D.. Tellious.
Miss Mary Young, a charming
young lady of Rockdale, who visit
ed Mrs. Tillie Muldoon last winter,
is again in the city, visiting this
lady, and 1t is probable she may To-
cate here.
Rev. Mr.. Shulz, the talented
Unitarian minister of this city will
wed Miss May Kline, a charming
and pretty young lady in July.
MI. Hardie w. Adams, the popu-
lar insurance writer Of this city,
will take unto himself a wife on
Tuesday next, Miss Nan, c. Davis
being the prospective bride.
The La Sale Maennerchor sum-
mer festival will take place tonight
at Limburger's garden.
A boating party commanded by
Capt. Howard Hoehler, and COM
posed of eight couples, was out on
the West End lake last night.
st. Mary's Sunday school picnic
was held Thursday and the child
Q and young ladies and gents
had a nice time.
Belknap Rifles plume drill was
held Tuesday night after the Flow
or Battle and was a most enjoyable
affair.
The meeting of the None Such
club takes place Thursday evening
at Miss Durham's residence, No.
107 North street.
The Crescent Social club enjoyed
a fine picnic last Sunday below the
second mission.
The Art League exhibit the past
week has been a very f~1attering
success, and vas one Of the great
events OF the busy week.
The dress parades at Fort Sam
Houston during the week were
largely attended by the ladies and
their escorts.
The informal reception by the
alumni of the High school will
take place in the Harmony club
rooms next Thursday evening. 1t
is given in honor of the class of '95,
and there will be dancing. The
LIGHT acknowledges a bid.
The Ord cadets, the 16 beautiful
girls who drilled so prettily on
Memorial Day, should keep up
their organization.
Harmony club summer picnic in
Muth's beautiful garden Tuesday
night, was one OF the bright spots
of the week.
The Flower Battle was a grand
success, and most artistic. Mrs.
Frasier and her ladies received uni
versal praise.
A private picnic is arranged for
~Connor's grove today.
Miss Mary Lu McCulloch, Of Aus.
tin, is in the city, visiting her I'M
Gle, MI. w. f. Lippold, on South
Presa street. Miss McCulloch is a
granddaughter Of General E. Nc
Culloch, and has just graduated at
the Sam Houston Normal at
Huntsville.
The marriage ceremony of Mr..
L. T. Grain and Miss Ada Nichols
will be performed tomorrow MORN
ing at the home of the bride, on
North Flores street, by Rev. E. E,
King.
Miss Mary Thornton, sister OF
Mrs. John J. Stevens, was married
to Mr.. Frank Dillingsworth Marion,
a prominent young lawyer,in Kan
a City, Mo, May 20.
Mr.. John Osmon, chief clerk in
the motive power and machinery
department of the Southern Pacific
at Cuero, who spent the past week
with friends in the Alamo city, has
returned home, and will resume
duties Monday.
The Thornton-Tobin nuptials
will be celebrated in September.
Mrs. Overton is arranging
dance, to be given in the Art league
rooms wednesday night.
Mr.. II. F. Eisfeld, the popular
young day clerk OF the Mahncke
hotel, leaves for Boerne today, &C
companied by his wife and child.
to recuperate.
Batista's orchestra rendered
Judge Adam a serenade Friday
night.
One OF the beautiful society la
dies OF Terrell, Miss Gamma Glass
was In the city this week, visiting
Mrs. Nathan Hart.
A great deal Of our social news
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