San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
Che Daily Light.
SOCIAL AND GENERAL.
A FAREWELL PARTY.

SOCIAL AND GENERAL.
A FARRwELL PARTY.
A farewell party was given by
Mr.. Edward Hitzfelder to Miss
Mamie Schiffers, charming belle
of Georgetown, at the residence
of Mrs. E: Krisch, No. 4O5 Castro
street, Wednesday night. A large
party Of friends were in attendance
and everybody had an enjoyable
time, dancing and music being the
features of the evening. The many
friends OF Miss Schiffers very
much regret her departure from the
Alamo City. Those present were /:
Mrs. Schitfers, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Cor
revan, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Richey,
Mrs. E. Krisch, Misses Mamie
Schiffers, Gussie Batholamaie,
Katie Eberhardt, Carrie Eberhardt,
Katie Ochse, Lille Fasinage, Nell
lie Fasinage, Lottie Bradford, Mary
Roth, A. Fletcher, Mollie Schaezler,
Lizzie Becker, Augusta and Lizzie
Krisch, Edna Richey, Katie Jagge.
Messrs. w. Richey, Fred. Fasin-
age, John Fasinage, George Eitt,
Oscar Quinn, Louis Baldesarella,
HI. Wilke, Peter Hoefgen, Albert
Bartholomie, ALI. Simmering, How
ard Richey, Fred Richey, A. Krisch,
VIM. Dullnig, A. Keller, Charles
Gender, John Boyle, A. Schaetzler,
III. Frieck.
SURPRISED.
The friends OF Miss Dora Schatz-
key rendered her a surprise Fri
day at her home, No. 2l5 Sixth
street, in commemorative OF her
seventeenth birthday anniversary.
The evening was most agreeably
passed with dancing as the main
feature. The guests dispersed at
late hour, wishing their hostess
many happy returns of the day.
Those present were: Misses Laura
Schaefer, Mary Roos, Gertrude Ca
hill, Katie Schmidt, Ella Haueisen,
Rebecca Spiess, Sarah Levi, Jean
nette King and Matte King
Messrs. M. Jacobs, M. Blum, A.
Schatzkey, A. and j. Marx, Ed.
Cohen, Robert Schmerbeck, Tom.
Waters, j. Dacus, III. Cochran, B.
Houston, Joe. Frazer, j. Arnold, J.
Perryman and j. Baum.
GARZA-swEENY WEDDING.
Wednesday evening at o'clock,
Rev. Father G. j. Smith, o. NJ. l.,
performed the wedding ceremony
that made Mr.. Leonard Cara, Jr.,
and Miss Carlotta Sweeney hus-
band and wife. The wedding took
place in st. Mary's Catholic church,
amidst a largo congregation of
friends of each Of the chief particI-
pants in the ceremony.
The bride was given away by her
fathers old friend, Mr.. Daniel Mil
mo, of Laredo. Her maid OF honor
was Miss Kate Sweeny, her sister.
Mr.. Garza's best man was Mr.. Ed.
lyman.
Judge Robt. Green and Miss
9Gaenslen, DIR. e. G. Clavin and Miss
Ella Walsh were the attendants.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the brides residence,
No. III Goliad street, where a bril-
liant company attended. The gifts
to the bride were numerous and
appropriate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cara are now in
Mexico, for bridal trip Of ten
days.
PICNICs.
The Citizens line of cars was the
picnic route yesterday, this road
carrying no less than seven picnics,
as follows:
st. Johns school, corner Burnett
and Cherry streets, to Riverside
Park; the Sherman Street church
Sunday school to Riverside Park
German Evangelical church school
to San Pedro Park; First Presby
terrain Sunday school and First
Baptist Sunday school to Riverside
Park; Seventh and Eighth Ward
BAPTIST Mission schools at River
side Park, 'and the Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN school to Hot Sui
phur Wells grounds.
This morning the Turner's will
use this line to Riverside Park,
crossing the river from there into
Capt. Poor's beautiful grove, where
thew will picnic. The Sisters Of
Divine Providence school, on Bon
ham street, will travel to Riverside
Park next Monday for a picnic.
A BIRTHDAY PABTY.
A party was given Sunday night
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
d. Movers, corner Of South and In
dianola streets, in honor OF Mrs,
Joe Maurer's birthday anniversary,
who recently arrived from Arizona
There were many costly presents
gisen to Mrs. Maurer, on the occa-
Sion. A fine supper was served and
many interesting games were in.
troduced. Among those present
were Mrs. JOS. Maurer, Mrs. Q. L.
Meyer, Doliie and Allie McVey,
Annie Rathmann, Misses Peck AID.