San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-01

sary of her charming daughter, Miss
Ada. The gathering was composed
of young folks from Dreiss, Dignowi-
ty and Government hills and was
quite a select one. The evening was
spent playing games, intersperced
with some excellent Zither-guitar mu-
sic, rendered by Messrs. G. Friedel
and Mitchell Mathison. A quartette
composed of Messrs. Harry Hunt,
James Lindsay, and Walter and Char
lie Rose also rendered some beauti-
full songs. At eleven o'clock the par
ty was led to the dining room to par
take of an excellent supper. The gay
young folks dispersed for their respec-
tive homes after the midnight hour
The following were fortunate to be
favored with invitations and of course
were present: Misses Louise Schroe-
der. Nellie Owens, Rosa Simon, Dol
lie and Ella Lindsay, B. Maeghlin, FL
ma Walters, Sallie Halamuda, Maude
and Zula Belle, Mary Reynolds, Their
esa Logan, Alice Rose and Ocie Mar
tin;Messrs. Harry II. Hunt, Rob. Le-
gan. Clarence Martin, Christian Stol-
te, Charlie Reynolds, Ray Creswell,
Andrew Martin, James Lindsay, D..
Tatum, Mitchell Mathison, G. Erie
dell, Charlie and Walter Rose, f.
Treahey, and Al. Martin.
A party of young folks gathered at
the residence of DR.. and Mrs. Barker,
corner of South Olive and Wyoming
streets. last night to spend Halloween
with their daughter, Miss Ida, The
evening was spent in playing games
appropriate for the occasion and with
general Halloween fun, every one haY-
ing a delightful time. Refreshments
were served.
The young folks of East End have
formed social club. They met We'd
nesday night at the residence of Mr.
X. Shields. A meeting to elect Off
GERS takes place next Wednesday eve
ming.
Rev. G.. h. Hauser and wife, who
have been visiting his parents,M and
Mrs. =. d. Hauser, on East Commerce
street, for the past two weeks, have
returned to their home in Henrietta.
There is a bad mud hole at the cor
ner of Wyoming and Monumental
streets.
A case of diphtheria is reported on
South Pine street.
A broken water pipe between Olive
and Pine streets on Wyoming, has
been flooding the latter street for the
greater part of the past week. This
street was very badly washed by the
rains and since the water pipe burst
ed has been almost impossible.
The long unused irrigation ditch
running down South Cherry street is
nuisance and by all means needs the
attention of the city council. 1t Will
never again be used as an irrigation
ditch and as it occupies a large por-
ton of the street, it is a great incon-
venience, especially now since the To-
cality is so thichly settled. In former
years when it was then only surroun-
ded by mesquite and cacti, 1t made no
difference, but now that the street Is
lined with houses, and it is impossi-
BILE to drive into a yard from the
front without bridging the ditch, 1t
needs some attention.
The handsome new residence of
Mrs. Heubaum on Wyoming street,
adjoining that of Mr.. Eugene Holm
green, is nearing completion.
Another residence has just been
started in the adjoining block on Da-
kota street.
The saloon and residence of Mr.. z.
]. Cappuyns, at the corner Of South
Walnut and Montana streets, is near
ing completion. 1t is quite large as
well as ornamental building.
Presiding Elder w. J. Bassett, who
preached at the South blackberry
Street NJ. f. church last Sunday af-