San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-20
SOCIAL NOTES.

Announcements of the approach
ing marriage in Houston, Tex, Nov
3, of Mr.. Jonas Dannenbaum, for
merly salesman with Joske Bros,
and Miss Jeanette Emmich, 8
popular lady of that city, have
been received in this city.
One of the most brilliant social
events Of the season was the Mexi.
can supper and dance compliment.
airy to Miss Josephine Inselmann
last Tuesday evening, at Turner
hall. The supper, which was pre-
pared by Mrs. Inselmann, was re-
lished with much enjoyment. The
tables were artistlcally decorated
with the many flowers which were
presented in honor OF her birthday.
During supper speech making was
INDUCED in. Messrs Dukes and
Brian toasted Miss Inselmann.
Every thing was well arranged aud
nothing was left undone to make
the evening enjoyable and it re-
fleets much credit upon Messrs.
Dukes, Henry Inselmann and G. ].
Rosy, for their able management.
Among those present we're:
Misses Josephine Inselmann,
Ida Schaefer, Edith Elvers, Annie
and Lima Meyer, Lizzie Schroe-
der, Ida Stumberg, Ethel Bridge,
Emile and Tillie Heuermann,
Annie Hahn, Annie Boshsrdt,
Annie Tengg, Hulds and Mollie
Koerps, Ida Kypfer, Rosa Runke,
Mrs. Inselmann, Mrs. Tolle, Mrs.
BRIAN, and Miss Susie Neaglean, Of
New Braunfels. Messrs. Henry
Inselmann, ST.. Henry Inselmann,
Jr., Henry Dukes, Albert and
Harry Tolle, Ralph Fork, Geo.
Stumberg, Joe. Meyer, Fritze
Pfeifrer, Ed. Schroeder, VIM. Kyp-
fer, VIM. Frommer, Aug. Brian,
G. j. Rosy, Fred Schaetzler, Tom
Tengg, A. G. Proll, w. Jenull, Ed.
Wittr, Gus. Hahn Max Baetz.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gus.
Frasch on Avenue c, was filed
with a number OF San Antonio
dance lovers last Friday night, the
affair being surprise party given
in honor of their daughter, Miss
Louise, who has just returned from
Germany. Her many friends are
delighted to receive her back in So
ciety again after an absence OF six
months. After o'clock the merry
crowd left for their homes, all de-
claring having spent pleasant
evening.
Elaborate decorations will be a
feature OF the Harmony opening
ball. The United States cavalry
band has also been engaged for the
affair, next Thursday evening.
. A surprise party was rendered
Mr.. May last Friday night in
honor of his 34th birthday ami.
versary, the affair being ar
ranged by the popular Miss Monte
Walker and Mr.. Gus. Notaw. The
merry young folks spent the even
ing in dancing, games ETC., at II
o'clock delicious refreshments were
served and dancing was kept up
till morning. Afterwards they all
departed, wishing Mr.. May merry
returns of this happy day.
Mr.. Frank M. Gloeckner and
wife, nee Miss Hedwig Lange, cele-
brated their tin wedding last night.
The Arbeiter Verein hall was en-
gagged for the occasion and many
friends OF the couple were present,
including the members Of the Hay
seed Social club, Of which Mr..
Gloeckner is the president. Dane
ing was the feature until midnight,
when everybody was invited into
the cellar of the hall, where a grand
supper was spread. Here the
couple was remarked by Judge
Anton Adam, who united them ten
years ago. The attendants were
the same as at that time, viz: Mr..
Charles l.. Meyer and wife, nee
Miss Ida Thoensberry, and Mr.
Henry Rheiner and wife, nee Miss
Lena Weinbold. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gloeckner were the recipients of a
wsgonload of handsome presents.