San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-12
SOCIAL NOTES.

ball next Saturday night in their
club rooms.
A very delightful hop, In honor
Of Miss Lille Half, was given in
the Harmony club rooms last
night.
The young ladies of the vicinity
of Dreiss hill are making prepare
tions for leap year party in the
near future.
Miss Heidenheimer, one of the
society bellies OF Galveston, is Wis.
iting Miss Rebecca Deutsch, on
South Flores street.
A social hop has been arranged
by Mrs. Emil Fell and Miss E.
Labroche to take place in the
Ar5eiter Verein hall January %.
A well attended party was given
last Saturday night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Cross, on Willow
street. All present report having
good time.
A concert and ball was given by
the Beethoven Mannerchor last
night at their hall. The program
was lengthy but so well arranged
as not to be tiresome to the visit
ors.
A jolly, old fashioned masqner-
ade ball was given by the German
Veteran association last night in
Arbeiter verein hall. The ball was
so well attended that the large hall
was crowded.
A jolly theatre party OF about
twenty young people attended the
Grand opera on Thursday night
and afterward adjourned to Flamm
& Filbert's parlors where coffee and
lunch was served.
Concordia lodge, X. OF H., gave a
splendid masquerade ball in Mis-
sion Garden hall last night, very
largely attended and tnlivened by
many new and novel designs in
makeup and costumes.
A social hop will be given at st.
Albert's hall January Is. The re-
ception committee consists of Mrs.
George Plummer, Miss A. Nocker,
Mr.. G. Z. Hill, Mr.. Chieslik. Floor
committee - George Plummer,
John Morowietz, Paul kissing
and Herman Kypfer.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Nettie Meyer celebrated her
birthday Sunday afternoon, with
a large number of her little friends,
which was very delightful affair
and was attended by the following !:
Nettie Meyer, Katie Schackelhotf,
Annie and Albina Staudt, Lizzie
Weitzel, Katie Jud, Josephine and
Mary Meyer, Katie Menger, Mary
Deurling, Ida Jackson, Ollie, Ida
and Arthur Meyer.
SOCIAL GATHERING.
Friday evening was spent very
pleasantly by number Of young
people, at the home of Miss Ida
Barker, corner Wyoming and
South Olive streets. Several
pretty musical selections were
rendered throughout the evening
and especially commendable were
the piano and violin duets by Miss
Barker and Mr.. Barrett. Miss
Nellie Andrews also favored the
company with recitation. After
INDUCING in games OF various
kinds the merry party left for their
homes at a late hour, all having
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
LADIES' AND GENTS ORCHESTRA.
The concert to be given at Mis-
sion garden tonight by the Ladies'
and Gents orchestra, will consist
of the following numbers:
PART I.
l. The Gallant ade.-March.
Weingarten
y. Overture, La Flandre" ..... .Bouillon
3. Lied am Nicer ..............E. Schubert
Trombone Solo by w. Spintig,
with Orchestra accompaniment.
t. Selection, Heart and Hand. Lecocq
PART II.
|. Overture, "S.radella" ..........F lotow
2. "Hail Columbia" Fantasia Bril-
liante for Violin Solo. ..... M. Tobant
Miss Virginie Goebel with Or
chestra accompaniment:
3. Violet WaltZeS. .............W aldteu1el
4. Home From the Club" Marche
humOristtque. ............La urepdeau
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