San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-17
SOCIAL NOTES.

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club was the opening of the
series last week. In the Lotto con-
test Mrs. III. Morris took first
prize; Miss Beckie Deutsch second.
Guessing contest, Mrs. Stern took
the prize. Dancing and refresh
ments followed.
Committee OF arrsngements-J.
M. Oppenheimer, Emil Blum, Emil
Frank, Simon Wallick and Alex.
Half.
There were present Mr.. III. Nor
ris and wife, Mr.. Dan Oppenheimer
and wife, Mr. Nose Oppenheimer
and wife, Mr.. j. Goodman and wife,
Mr.. Sid. Pfeiffer and wife, Mr.. Sol.
Frank and wife, Mr.. Joe Frank
and wife, Mr.. A. Joske and wife,
Mr.. NJ. Half and wife, Mr.. Abe
Cohn and wife, Mr.. j. ID. Strauss
and wife, Mr.. Isadore Strauss and
wife; Mesdames X. Baumar, s.
Half, A. Kahn; Mr.. G. B. Eppstein
and wife, Mr.. Sol. Frank and wife ;
Misses Rachel Josey, Josephine
and Fannie Mayer. Beckie Deutsch,
Selma Litchenstein, Hannah Pic
card, Minnie Half, Ida Open
heimer, and Messrs. Emil, G. B.,
and Aaron Frank, Alex Half, Jessy
Oppenheimer, Emil Blum, Simon
Wallick, Joe and Julius Open
heimer, Meyer Efron, Ralph Moke,
Jake Gaus, Carl Marx, Noah Josey,
Rev. Elkins, Messrs. Henry Open.
heimer, Harry Weyermann, Ralph
Fork, Henry Michel, Barney
Michel, Joe Fork.
A large attendance is expected at
the Harmony bowl Tuesday even.
ing. Prizes will be awarded.
The entertainment given Friday
night by Myrtle Camp No. l.
WoodmeE of the World, at Muth's
garden was quite q successful az.
fair. The program consisted oil
Rotations, music and dancing
The latter was kept up until 1:3C
o'clock.
A large crowd was in attendance
and all enjoyed the occasion.
The success of the affair was
partly due to the kind assistance o!
Sam Honston Camp, Of the same
order.
Refreshments of all kinds were
served during the evening.
The Elks of San Antonio are pre-.
pairing for their usual annual
memorial services to be held on
Sunday afternoon December /,
1895. tits custom of the Be new
client and Protective Order of Elks
to hold a "Lodge of Sorrow" on
the first Sunday of December OF
each year in memory of those Elks
who have passed away.
San Antonio lodge has lost dur
ing 1895, two of her most useful
and enthusiastic members, Col. HI.
B. Andrews and DR.. II. M. Fetter.
mann.
The committee selected to ar.
range the program for the memoir.
ial session consists of DR.. G. Ora
ham Watts, w. P. Finley, J. T.
Burnett, Joe Lee Jamison, Gilbert
Schramm and Judge w. S. Fly.
AS has been customary the Lodge
of Sorrow will be held in public,
and everybody will be invited to
be present to listen to the eulogies
and enjoy the music.
Messrs. Rigsby and Walker have
rendered the Elks the Grand opera
house for the occasion, and the
Lodge of Sorrow will be opened in
due form on the stage at 3 o'clock
p. M, Sunday, December /.
Several more weddings are
booked for this week. The young
people will have to hurry up as
the time before Advent begins De
cember !, is growing short. After
Advent begins there will be no
more weddings among the strict
Catholic and Protestant Episcopal
communicates until after Epi.
phany, twelve days after Christ
mas.
A young married couple who
were to take the early morning
train one day this week for theil
wedding tour, disappointed theil
many friends who assembled al
the depot to bid them merry fare
well, by not appearing. The bride
groom fell ill, and they did moi
leave on the honeymoon trip until
in the evening.
The Ivy Social club celebrated
its first anniversary at Mission gar
den by a grand ball last night
The attendance was quite large.
TURNER LADIES' EVENING.
The Abend- Unterhaltung of the
ladies' section of the Turn Vereir
was given with the following pro
gram at Turner hall last evening
the attendance being commensur
ate with the great merit of the en-