San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-30
Ube Daily Light.
SUNDAY, JUNE 80, 1895
LATE SOCIAL.

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Miss Urelia Kletzlxer left for
st. Louis last night, where she will
reside in the future. During her
stay In San Antonio she has made
many friends,
A party was held in honor OF
Sidney Ballard at his home, on
Cherry street, Wednesday evening
to celebrate his seventeenth birth
day anniversary. A feature of the
evening was q dramatic perform
ance by some of the boys and girls
present, which was ably managed
by j. Aveline. "Out in the Streets"
was the play. The participants on
the program were Misses NJ. Con-
ners, B. Dunn, @. Aveline and L.
Ballard, Messrs. ]. Aveline, M.
Cody, w. Carney, Ed. Hyatt, Sid
new Ballard. Miss Mamie Conner's
actingis worthy of special men-
ton.
There were also present: Misses
Blanche Johnston, Mamie Close,
Nav Bhrin, Alice Grander, Sadie
and Annie Connors, Mamie DAN
iels, Lizzie Doran, Lidia Dunn,
Messrs. James Aveline, George and
Rolla Close, Mat. and James Cody,
Willie Carney, Mat. Doran, Willie
Daniels, Louis Grunder, Ed. Hyatt,
and many others.
TAYLoR-YECKER.
st. Mary's church was we'll filled
with select assemblage on
Wednesday evening, at 6 80 o'clock,
to witness the nuptials OF Mr.. Ru-
fus Taylor and Miss Agnes Yecker,
the handsome and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Celestine
Yecker, of West End. Rev. Father
Smith performed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by Misses
Annie F. Harris, Ernestine Yecker
and Ida Mann, with Miss Leola Ul-
rich as maid of honor. The groom
was attended by Messrs. Oscar
Thomas, A. j. Nix and II. Hines.
The bride was gowned 10 elegant
white satin, en- train, trimmed
with lilies of the valley, pearls
and tulle. The bridesmaids were
attired in white organdy, trimmed
with lace and ribbon. The groom
was arrayed in conventional Prince
Albert, and the gentlemen in wait
ing In evening dress.
THE GLEE CLUB MEETING.
Friday night, at o'clock, the merry
crowd composing the Dreiss Hill Glee
club, met 1.-THE residence OF Rev. Ken
nedy. on Wyoming street, to enjoy a
pleasant evening. chatting and listening
tations, etc which had been prepared for
them.
Considerable business was transacted,
as the vice president, Miss Aurelia Kletz-
ker, rendered her resignation. She left
Yesterday afternoon for St. Louis, which
city she will make her future home. Miss
Elite Allen was elected as her successor.
Mr.. Ripstein also rendered his resigna-
ton as secretary, but will continue to be
q member Of the club. A. Martin was
elected to fill the vacancy.
The club passed resolutions OF regret on
the departure OF Miss Kletzker from the
city, and wished her success in her new
home.
The program rendered is as follows:
Sketch Of Mr.. Rudolph Beck.
...................M Miss May Burgess.
Piano Solo, -.....-....... MISS hletZker.
Recitation. Max Landauer.
Recitation. -. $1,000. Miss Shannon.
Messrs Andrews and Kennedy,
and Misses Shannon and Frazer.
Vocal Solo. -. ......... Miss Barker.
Solo. .................. MFRS. Kennedy.
Medley ...;......;.. ......'; ,,
Milburn and Shannon, and Mr..
Roy Kennedy.
Solo Miss Frazer
The society decided TO give an ice cream
supper at the Pine street Presbyterian
church, corner South Pine and Omaha
streets, for the benefit OF the church, Sat-
urday, July 6; then, after arranging the
program for the next meeting. July IL,
the merry crowd broke up and left for
their homes, all tn anklng Mrs. Kennedy,
for the good time they had enjoyed.
TO THEIR FAIR MEMBERS.
Messrs. G.. A. Neye aud P. Hoef-
gen, two member OF the Gilt Edge
Social club, requested the club and
some OF their friends to meet at
Joske's corner last night, where a
car conveyed them to the Misses
Schuehle's residence, on Powder
Hill street, where the jolly hunt
ers OF fun proceeded to the house
and took them by surprise.
Mrs HI. ID. Kampmann gave a
luncheon Thursday night.
The Cavalry Social club will
have a dance in Muth's pavilion
tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Foster and
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Raymond are
back from Rockport, where they
spent the last ten days fishing.
Mr.. VIM. Reed entertained par.
ty OF friends last Wednesday night
on Pine street, in South Heights.
The Gilt Edge Social club meets
Wednesday night at their club
room.
ITS A COMING.
And will be here next week. Wall
paper and picture moulding.
6 292t PAUL WAGNER.
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