San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-07

Last Wednesday evening the an
nual masquerade ball for the younger
portion of the Turner association took
place in their beautiful hall and there
was a very large attendance of youth
full knights, shepherds, clowns. fair
les and gOddeSses, and the merrymak-
erS appreciated their carnival thor
oughly until midnight when their ell
ders were given the floor. Refresh
ments were plentifully served. First
prize for best costume for misses was
won by Miss Wahrmund,, n peasant;
second prize, Miss Johnson. shep-
herdeSs. For best costume for boys.
Master Willie Huth. first prize. as
George Washington; second prize.
Master GOldenberg
Mrs. Alex. JOSke gave Il Liliputiau
box party of nine little folks at the
Opera house last Friday night
Young Mems Hebrew association
will give their masquerade Feb. ~,
ut Harmony hall.
1t was big and merry gathering
that attended the fifth annual COM
plimentary ball of the Irish-American
Social club. which took place at Tur-
lltl nan L lilslN NNNLlhS. III lsil ~
hall was decorated with American
and Irish flags intermingled and pre-
scented a gay appearance. There were
about 10 couple present, which alone
is significant of the success of the
event. The grand march was struck
up about 9 o'clock and was led by
Mr.. r. l.. ConrOy and Miss Mamie
Donoghur. An elegant supper was
served mt midnight. for which 800
covers had been ordered. The fol
lowing are the names of the gentlemen
who served on the various commit
tees:
Arrangement and invitation--D. J.
NcCloSkey. L. J. Scully, II. II. Con-
nOrs. ]. +. Garland. r. W. Master
SON.
Reception committee. T. Nc
Oueeney. Chas. \. Salter. T.. O'Toole,
j. II. Walsh, w. Il. Clavin. Il. l..
O'Hara. ]. 4. Mccormick. u. Della
nev. NJ. T.. Kelly.
Floor cOmmittpe-T. j. Garvin. Jas.
II. Davis. l.. O'Farrell. II. J. Fincrtv.
r. L. Comoy. Il. r. Daniels. +. W.
Tvnan.
Mrs. LouiS1 Roos and Mrs. Ed.
I<oSsler. of Schulenburg. are in the
"itv visiting Mrs. BOltZ. at 40 Ave
nue. y.
Mrs. Frank Bednark has returned
from three weeks visit to AIilwau,
kcP. Wis.
\ pleasant dance WAS given Thurs
dry night by the Misses Deweesc on
Marshall street.
The Indies of San Antonio Public
Library and Woman'S Exchange have
decided to give ball of nations on
WaShingtOn'S birthday. All in fancy
dress and evening costume will he
permitted to dance, and Il very gOrg-
eOuS spectacle will be the result, Fur
Their particulars will be given rs they
develop.
The Bachelors banquet is pOstpon-
ed until Monday. Feb. 10Th.
Another of last weeks delightful
entertainments was the card party
given by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grice
ut their palatial residence at Alamo
Heights. The reception and drawing
rooms. beautifully decorated in tall
palms. lovely roses and pinks, reliev-
Il decidedly attractive picture. The
refreshments were delicious and the
lovely presents worthy the friendly
rivalry among the interested players.
Mrs. George won first ladies' prize;
Mrs. Darragh second, and Mrs. Mar
tin third: White Caldwell first gentle
mans prize. DR.. Paschal second.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Grice. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe George,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ogden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Darragh. DR.. and Mrs. PaSchal, Mr..
and Mrs. L. ]. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. CulbersOn, Mr..
and Mrs. Devine, Mr. and Mrs. Nc
MILAN. Mr.. and Mrs. Keeran, Mr..
and Mrs. Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler. Judge and Mrs. Barnard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Drought, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. r. Gordon. Major Gordon and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal. Howard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aubrey. Mr.. and Mrs. SeeligSOn.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Maverick. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. ]. Newton. Mr.. and Mrs. Sum
mprS. Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Simpson,
Mrs. Badger. Mrs. YOakum. Mrs. Me
Arthur. Mrs. Eager Mrs. ]. T. COhhS.
Judge RucklPr. Mr.. Martin. Mr.
Fields. Misses Brown. Lunnius. kal-
tevcr. MAYO Eager Wright. Fischer
Nv Caldwell. Nv BurnettC. Mr. Rus
soil and Miss Ollie Graves.