San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-07
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Martin. Waeldcr. W. and u. Sullivan,
Kalteyer. +. and \. RObardS, Grote.
Lewis. Johnston. DIR. Town. Capt.
Whiteside. Capt Warwick.
Thursday night last II quiet but we'll
attended wedding took place at the
beautiful First Presbyterian church,
Rev. Jones sOlrmniZing the nuptials
of Mr.. Walter +. Spear and Miss
Mary Blanche Craig. The bride was
attired in II pretty fawn colOred trnv-
cling suit There were no attendants
and the happy couple left just after
the ceremony FOR Il visit to New Or
leans
\ party of young folks enjoyed
Tuesday evening last at cards ut the
home of Miss Katie Jackson, 100 Gaze
tuS street.
Those XouaveS! So picturesque!
weren't they just too .. At their
concert and entertainment at the ar
mory on Thursday night. and such
a representative lot of their lady
friends responded to their kind invi-
tation to he there. The program led
off with piano solo by Prof. WOesS-
ner and Miss Viola Hugo'S rendition of
vocal solo only served to increase
the enthusiasm aroused by the pianist.
The XOuavc Mandolin club next rem
dered selections. all of which We're
enCOred. In fact everything demand
ed an encore. which was freely given
and as freely responded to. The Man
dOlin club is composed of MeSSrS.
Huffman. Baum. BeZe and Capt. Her
nandeZ. Mr.. Goldstein rendered Il
fine tenor solo and was succeeded by
Il drill exhibition by Il squad compoS-
ed Of L. G.. HOefgen. j. II. Langridge.
J. ii. Bowman and +. +. Reed. The
plume drill followed and of the whole
company Mr.. RObt. III. Schmerbeck
was the successful captOr of the pref
ty medal as the best drilled man. On
behalf of the late Corners the squad
drill was called for and was repeated
very satisfactorily. after which the
melodious strains of the orchestra
woOed all present to we'd REPOSITORIES
charming diversion until Il late hour
for even merrymakerS. The hall was
tastcfully decorated in strictly mill
tary style.
The ZOuaves have secured the for
mer county collectors building adj
Joining the armOry, as headquarters
in future. engaging the entire building
for the next three months and moved
in lust Friday. The second floor will
hc their "rmOry and they'll have
loom ~ SrH'@.
Miss sullivan cntertainS ut cards
in honor of her guest. Miss Phillips.
Monday. Feb. Sth. at ) o'clock p. m.
Miss Sophie Goldsmith. Il society
belle of Memphis. Tenn. who has been
visiting the Misses Blum. on Sixth
street. left for her home last Mon
day night.
Rev. Mr.. Morrison and wife, of Lou
isville. Ky. are in the city. Mr.. Nor
rison is Il well known evangelist. and
commenced series of prOtracted
meetings at the Trinity NJ. +. church
on Avenue c last night
Miss Nellie Wharton Phillips. of At
lanta. Ga. is visiting Miss Sullivan.
corner Avenue c and Fourth street.
Miss Helen McLeary, who has been
quite sick with the grippe, is conval-
escent. to the delight of her many
friends.
The Harmony club will give an in
formal hop next Tuesday night.
Miss Selma. Lichtenstein, of Corpus
Christi. is visiting Mrs. d. Levy, at
31J Jackson street.
\ small box party was given for
the Sol Smith Russell evening at the
Opera house in honor of Mrs. T. NJ.
Campbell and Mrs. d. !. Price, by
Mr. RigSby.
The four Knights of Pythias lodges
in this city will jointly celebrate the
thirty-fourth anniversary of the order
with Il musicale ut Castle hall. in the
Reuter- building on the nineteenth of
this month Some of our best MUSICAL
and literary talent have volunteered
to take part in thr entertainment.
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