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

ried away former popular society
leader, were not Offset by any
especial gayeties, except perhaps,
the many school commencement
exercises, which can scarcely be
termed gsyeties by the general
public, who were inveigled into
comprising the audiences in the
vain hope of finding something
new in such annual AUTHORIZATIONS.
Our railway ticket agents and
representatives OF summer hotels
in the mountains or by the sea
have been busy, as they invariably
are REQUIRED to be in this hot
weather, arranging for the COM
fort of the "birds OF passage" in
the hot weather. The summer
tourists have left or are leaving,
for the north, east, seaboard or
mountain villa, and the personal
mention" columns Of the daily
press have grown Fat during the
week, with departures or arrivals
OF the migrating, fortunate class.
Among them have been many Of
San Antonio's society folk.
TO HIS FRIENDS.
Mr.. Meyer Smith, Of Mckinney,
Texas, though formerly San An
tonic boy, and who is here on a
visit to his parents, gave a very
pleasant social Wednesday night
to some Of his particular friends, at
the residence of Mrs. Rosa Gard
ner, 2205 Monterey street, Prospect
hill.
Dancing was the feature OF the
evening, and light refreshments
were served about IL O'Clock.
Miss Tucker entertained the COM
pany with comic recitation, which
was well rendered and for encore
very dramatic piece.
The company dispersed late, we'll
pleased with the fun, and regretted
that Mr.. Smith would leave them
SO soon. Those present were Mes
danes A. A. Martin, Felt, Manson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis, Misses Lucie
Lssserre, Msble and Maggie hurry,
Lou Burnett, M. Roth, Laura and
Allie Sumpf, Grace and Louie Rec
side, Narris, Tucker and Messrs.
A. w. Evans, Ed. Gerring, Arthur
and Frank Mitchell, NJ. Smith, DIR.
Louis, A. A. Martin, John Roth,
Tom Hays, Philpott, Norris and
many others.
! ON THE lake SIDE
A hop and boating party, com.
plimentary to the visiting young
ladies', was given at West End pa
wilton Thursday evening. Boats
had been engaged and were at the
disposal OF those inclined to glide
over the placid waters OF the sill
very lake, and sweet music by an
Italian string band caused the
shspely "Trilbys" Of the young Ia
dies to mingle with the more sub
stantial foundations OF the gentle
men. The breeze from the south
east was delightful, and the only
fault to find with the evenings So
cial pleasure was its brevity Of en-
joyment, as the last car to the city
left there at twelve o'clock.
Those present were: Misses
Pearl and Rhea Melaskey, Hattie
Kuehn and Mrs. Lee Levy, OF
Gainesville, Texas; Misses Girdte
Amolsky, of Waelder; Sophie
Wertheimer, OF Victoria; Stella
Sulnon. OF Laredo; Hannah Pic.
card, Lille Cohen, Minnie Half,
Ida Oppenneimer, Becky Deutsch,
Hannah Frank, Fannie and Jo-
sephine Mayer, Flora Rosentield,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Solinsky, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Goldstetu, Messrs. w.
Siusheimer, w. A. Bedell, w. Thet-
ford, Carl Marx, A. Lewis, B. Mi
chel, =. Wallick, Joe and Julius
Oppenheimer, r. Fork, A. Half, +.
Frank, NJ. Adler and g. l.. Hull
wasser, OF Gainesville.
TO BE MARRIED.
A quiet wedding will take place
at the residence Of Mrs. Regina
Frank on South Flores street, at 4
O'Clock D. m. Sunday, June 90
The contracting parties who will
accept the marriage vow under the
beautiful and impressive cere-
monies OF the Jewish religion are
Miss Hannah Frank, the accom-
plished daughter of Mrs. r. Frank
and sister to Messrs. q. B., Aaron,
Solomon and Emil Frank, of Frank
Brothers, our wide-awake mer.
chants, and the groom, Mr.. Samuel
l.. Harris is a well to-do and prom
inent merchant of Kansas City,
Kansas. The couple when united
will reside in Kansas City. The
LIGHT sounds the tocsin OF a bright
and sunny future for the young
couple in advance and wishes
them naught but happiness.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. Geo. Dullnig and family are
on their ranch nine
miles from the city. Mrs. Chas.
Rische will join them this week, If
her little baby, which has been Sc
riously i'll, is able to stand the jour-
ney.
Among those in attendance at
the Alumni reception to the High