San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-10
SOCIAL AND GENERAL.
sToNE.TENpICK WEDDING.

The Lutheran church was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and
garlands and the ceremony was
performed under a large wedding
bell of flowers.
After the ceremony a reception
took place at the residence OF the
bride, BOB Losoya street, where a
fine supper was served by Mr.. Der.
geron, Of the Elite cafe. Many
happy toasts were tossed off in
sparkling champagne. The pres
ents to the bride were as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lager,
silver card receiver richly carved,
with beautiful symbol wish bone.
Mr.. Langholtz and mother, a
very handsome silver berry dish.
Miss Hyper hand painted flower
pitcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lager, an
exquisite set Of gold afternoon
spoons.
Mr.. Willie Simpson, tarpon scale
fans and hair pin with Ia pom
scale ornaments.
Mr.. J. c. Cumberland, q very
fine unique clock.
Mr.. Thomas and wife, handsome
sugar service and tongues with sill
yer stand.
Mr.. II. f. Barnard, an elegant
cut-class berry bowl.
w. J. Thomas, s. w. Logwood. G.
A. Coughlan and Wilson, solid sill
yer fruit set.
Mrs. H. E. Barnard, silver olive
ford and mustard spoon.
Mrs. E. Lacey and daughter, a
handsomely designed chiffon ven
ing dress.
Misses Jessie White and Emma
Lipps, hand-painted triangle jew
elry case.
Mr.. George A. Clavin, set OF sill
yer tea spoons.
Mr.. Albert Stone, hand made pat
ent leather belt.
Mr.. Otto Fielder, Mr.. John Rus
sell and Mr.. d. Hall, antique de-
sign in decorated rose jar.
Mr.. Otto Koehler and Mr.. Otto
Wahrmund, gold and silver dessert
spoons.
Mrs. Katherine Schmidt, grand
mother Of the bride, handsome
brussels carpet.
Mr.. Robert Tendick, brother Of
the bride, a very costly brides fan.
The brides dress vas handsome
white satin, en- train, with richest
lace, pearl trimming, diamond or
ndments.
The first brides maids, white
crepon, white satin trimming.
The other three wore pretty
white dresses, trimmed in lace and
satin.
Mrs. c. Schmidt, grandmother
Of the bride, wore very elegant
black brocade silk, lovely silk pas
sementerie trimming.
Miss Orleana Lacey, cream lace
over cream silk, cream brocsde,
satin trimming.
The cutting of the brides cake
will occur tomorrow evening, at
their residence, 203 Losoya street.
ad Social
The marriage Of Miss Cora Erwin
Loetfler and Mr.. Adolph A. Wilke
will take place at st. Marks church
June II at 6 as O'Clock, after which
a reception will be rendered from
Z to 9 o'clock at the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. Julia j. Loetf-
Ter, 219 Fourth street.
The marriage of Edward w.
Heusinger and Miss Teodolinda
Bruni will take place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, S21
South Laredo street, Saturday
morning, June Is. No cards.
Miss Florence Deal, formerly OF
the Arkansas Pass office, is to be
married to Mr.. Samuel Moody De-
lano at st. Louis next Wednesday
week.
The Ivy Social club dance takes
place next Saturday.
Misses BERTHE Davis and Cora
Hewes, of Houston, are visiting
Mrs. F. L. Wilder, 2lO Alamo street.
Miss Emma King, daughter OF
Eustace E. King, will return home
Wednesday from Baylor College,
at Bolton.
Mrs. Bendette B. Toibn and
daughter, Miss Emmie will return
Tuesday to her home in Austin,
after a pleasant visit to her sister,
Mrs. A. w. Houston in this city.
Saturday night by request Of Mr..
L. B. Baldessarch, the Gilt Edge
Social club met at the residence OF
Miss Annie Fletcher on Zavalla
street and from there marched,
preceded by p. Hoefgen's string
-- 4o3hn rorihnnnn Of Mr. and