San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-14
SOCIAL AND GENERAL.
HOW AND WHERE MANY SAN AM.
T0NIANs HAVE SOUGHT
DIVERSION.
Ending cf Lent Hailed With De-
light Enster Season Festivities
-Picmcs, Etc.

Our SOCIAL set Is now emanciDQt-
ed from the 40 gloomy days com
prising the annual penance OF Lent
and nowhere is its passing hailed
with more delight than in San An
tonic.
It's the renewal of social pleas
ures, balls, parties and picnics.
The congregation of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian church
enjoyed an Egg Social at the resi-
dence OF Dr.. Largen Friday even
ing.
Alamo Baptist church gave an
Easter entertainment and egg so.
cial Friday night at the old Rische
cigar store, on Commerce street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Barnett will
give euchre party next Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Lion, at
their home No. 407 Avenue E.
Mrs. Chas. Dignowity entertained
the Unitarian brothers and sisters
at her residence last Thursday. The
affair was IN the form of a church
social.
The Government hill season will
begin tomorrow night with a
"ghost Dance" at Muth's, by the
Army and Navy union.
The Progressive Literary and
Social club has invited the LIGHT
to attend an entertainment and
hop to take place at Mission Gar
dennext Thursday evening.
FAREWELL PARTY.
Last Wednesday nighta farewell
OF the jolliest kind was rendered
Mr.. Joe Pauly, Of st. Louis, at Mr..
Henry Pauly's residence, Seventh
ward, where the presence of the
following young people was no.
ticed':
Mr.. Joe Pauly, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Pauly, DR.. Amos Graves, ST.. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Kotula, Mr.. B. Kiol-
hasa, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Teich, Mrs
Richter, Misses Ida ELDERS, Adella
Kiolbasa, Lula and Minnie Richter
and Mamie Schmidt Mr.. Pauly
left over the /. & G. n. Thursday
night.
BIRTHDAY EVENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Heilig-
mann, Sunday last, gave their
pretty little daughter birthday
party on her 10th anniversary, and
Miss Lille entertained the follow
ing little misses and masters:
Adele PEBBLES, Lena Mott, Katie
Jones, Winnie Jones, Emilia Wher-
len, Emilia Weller, Dolly Niggli,
Annie and Lena Stein, Gilda Ried-
ner. Meta Dirkson, Meta Hert-
wick, Francis Wadzeck, Adeline
and Camilla Skwartz, Oracle
Knight, Ada and Lula Rowe,
Blanche Mills, Rosalee Serdinko,
Hilda Schulz, Lille, Adele, Minnie
and Rosa HeiligmanD, Eddie
Rowe, Eddie, John and Herman
Heiligmann.
A PICNIC.
On Tuesday last the following
party enjoyed the day at picnic
at Walton's ranch:
Mr.. and Mrs. Rely, Maj. Walton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Griesenbeck,
Misses Griesenbeck, Wood, Oakley,
Lassner, Harvey, Fisk, Davis,
Eagar, Hoskins, Marucheau, Krak-
auer, Of Ell Paso; Macarthur, of n.
o., Ethel Smith, Lee, Indianapolis;
Wickham, Chicago. Messrs. Chas.
Wynne, Cunningham, Alex Walton,
A. Pancoast, T. Gibson, Jimmy
Simpson, 81. W. Adams, Gil Smith,
Lit. LanghorD, Pete Steffian, Raw
lin.
Mrs. s. V. Wesson and daughter,
Miss Byrd, leave today for Column
bus. Texas, to attend the wedding
of Miss Ada Wagner, Of that city,
to Mr.. John Schumacher, OF Nava-
sofa, Tuesday night.
The Christian Endeavor Leagues
combined in a grand festival and
lawn fete at Mrs. Jay E. Adams
residence Tuesday night.
A ball was given last night at
Casino hall by the association. 1t
is the beginning of the season.