San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-01
THE TURNER BAZAAR.
OPENED VERY AUSPIOIOUsLY LAST
NIGHT,
House Decorated Beautifully, Attendance
Large And The Musical
Program Excellent.

The ladies' section of The San An
tonic Turner Verein opened their ba-
zaar in the hall on Nacogdoches street
last night under very suspicious cir
cumstances, the attendance being large
and the amount realized being quite a
nice sum, which, with the money re-
allied tonight also, which will no
doubt largely exceed that of last night
will go long way towards beautify-
ing and improving the hall, this being
the purpose for which the bazaar is
being given.
The large hall was we'll lighted and
beautifully decorated throughout
with evergreens, roses and American
flags and bunting, besides the various
stands which were also handsomely
and artistically arranged and decora-
ted.
On the first floor, to the left on en-
tering, was the lunch and chile stands
occupying the entire room, twelve nice
ly decorated tables, covered with beau
tiful snow white cloths, being distrfb-
uted about the room. Here the lunch
IN POI tiilCill wa pltSluGu over DY Mes
DANES Feltman, Bergstrom, Cahen and
Teich and Misses Hattie Legler, Mary
and Katie Veltman, Sanders and
Lange; and the chile stand was presi-
ded over by Mesdames Mauermann
and Dubinski and the Misses Schultz
and Miss Hauser
Upstairs about the large audience
room were scattered pretty little booths
for the sale of various articles. each
presided over by a bevy Of beautiful
young ladies whose winsome smiles
captivated the hearts of the
visitors and many a nickel and dime
was left in the treasury of each booth
before the nights festivities closed.
Here the lemonade stands was pre-
sided over by Mesdames Maurer Such
Ter, Aug. Brian and Miss Ida Schaefer
Josephine Inselmann, Emma Elmen-
dorf, Laura Schaefer and Schaezler.
The flower booth was presided over
by Mesdames Anderson and Tolle and |
Misses Title Huermann, E. Mueller, |
Ida ELDERS and Annie Bosshardt.
Fish pond-Mrs. c. Schmidt and |
Misses Ida Brian Louise Schultz, l.. |
Sophie Schaezler, Dora Wes- |
che, E. Huermann and COllsen.
Candy-Mesdames Tengg and Deus
sen and Misses Salome Wagenfuehr, |
and Adelia and Thekla Storms.
Ice cream-Mesdames Pfeifer, Spiel
lauben, and Misses Helena Schimmel-
ofenning, Tony Brian, Mollie Koerps.
Tony Schroeder Annie Gembler and
Lena Heye.
AS Gypsy fortune tellers, Misses Hat
lie and Bette Brotze, Hulda Becker,
Clara Nardmann, Annie Hahn and
Iottie Herweck looked very sweet in
heir lovely costumes and many were
he tidings of joy which gave forth to
he patrons of their pretty tent.
During the evening an excellent pro-
ram was rendered from the stage in
his room which was agreeably APP
reciate by those present. One of the
xcellent features was the singing by
he Teutonia Singing society recently I
rganized society composed entirely
f members of the Turner association,
The committee in charge of the af- '
air and to whom the credit is due is
of the following ladies: Miss '
t. Huermann, chairman, Mesdames b
Luth and Miss Gus Mauermann and f
nnie Sshaefer.
The musical program with but very t
wv changes will be reproduced to- t
light. which brings the affair to a p
lose, which it is safe to say, will be d
very successful one, judging by the s
tendance and success of last nights
oening. II
Wiley Denman was in charge of the F
cloak room and. dischar- b
ed his duties expediently and care v
lily. c.