San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-17
in THE REALM
OF SOCIETY
Continued from Seventh Page.


tbeir. son. Lieutenant Wade and bride.
The guests present were Col. and Mrs.
Smith. Col. and Mrs. Macarthur, DR..
and Mrs. Maus, General Bliss, Capt.
and Mrs Dodge Col. and Mrs. Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Little, Capt. and Mrs.
McCleary, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Littefi, Capt. and Mrs. Dodds,
Mr. and Mrs. Glasgow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Potter, Major bravo, Capt. and Mrs.
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Drought. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. Adaei,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wade, Mr..
and Mrs. Berg, Mesdames Sharpe,Jen-
kins. Badger, Macarthur, Misses Paul,
Jacobs. Maus, Reber, Baker, Eager,
Cresson. Cusick, Messrs. Reber, II.
Smith. H. E. Smith, Drake, Martin,
Whitfore. Kearney, Caldwell, Cusick
Warwick, Lockwood, Lassiter, Grotty,
Forbush, DR.. Town, Capt. Dillenbach.
Mrs. MOOres handsome residence at
Laurel Heights was a vision of fair
women and beautiful flowers, Friday
afternoon, when she received her many
friends. assisted by Mrs. Ainsworth,
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of the post, Mrs. Albert Maverick, Mrs.
Slayden. Mrs. Robards, and Miss john
ston. The receiving ladies were cos
TUNED in demi-evening toilettes. The
rooms were most beautifully decorated
and refreshments a triumph of the ca
terer.
Prof. Il. A. Hall gave his opening sol
rec at BellInap armory Friday night
and it was a scene to behold. There
were about three hundred people pres
ent. Prof Hall had first on program
the little ones to dance the fancy dan
ces. the Duet tambourHe dance, creS-
cent dance, La Pantomime dance, the
castanet dance, skirt danceand the So
Ciety skirt dance, by little Mildred Nor
ris, only three years old, who danced it
to such time and grace that would
even charm the great La LOie. The
applause was great. The fancy dan
cling closed at $50 and all We're loud in
their praise to the children dancing.
Dancing continued by the grown peO-
pie Sweet faces, lovely dancing and
sweet music, continued until 10 o'clock
when sweet home was played, and all
went home happy and gay, thanking
Prof. Hall and wife for their evenings
pleasure, wishing them unbounded sue
cess and another soiree soon.
The Elks' ball and banquet surpassed
all other entertainments given by them
before. The courteous treatment by
the committee added much to the en-
joyment of the evening. The commit
tee was Messrs. Wakefield, Janin,Jack-
son, Dodge, Austin, Seng and Bonnet.
Among the ladies and gentlemen pres
ent were the following: Messr5. and
Mesdames Watts, Austin, Janin, Nc
Nulty, Fry, Beldep, Geo. Chabot,
Jameson. Misses Rena Maverick
Mahncke. Wolff, Swearingen, Robin
son of Huntsville, Gender, Hudgins,
Burke. Otis, Mrs. Bush of Detroit, Mrs,
Woods, Mrs. E. Hall, Messrs. Gus Bob
net, Murphy, Richardson, Temple
Heuerman, Kenney, Geo. Walter, Fin
ley. Wakefield, Arthur. Wynne. Dit
mar, Schuwirth, Temple, Baker, Bur
nett and Richard HolbroOk.
A small audience greeted the Chinese
| lecturer at Y. NJ. c. hall Friday even
| ing. He has quite collection of Chi
nese curiosities, and is a humorous and
| interesting speaker, and deserved q
| larger audience.
The card party given at high noon
last Tuesday, by Mrs. F. Paschal, COM
| plimentary to Mrs. B. F. YOakum, of
| St. Louis, was recherche in every res
| pect.
Miss Virginia Mitchell, a charming
! young lady of Chicago, will visit Miss
| BERTHE Caldwell, on Augusta street,
| Feb. 1st Miss Mitchell is well known
among our young society people and as
the guest of Miss Caldwell,will have an
assurance of being royalty entertained
Miss Caldwell and Miss Shook, of
| Tennessee, are visiting Mrs. Reagan
| Houston.
Mrs. Vance entertained Mrs. B. T
| Yoakum at an elegant dinner las;
| Thursday.
4 merry party enjoyed the plume
| drill and dance given by the BelknaI
Rifles Monday evening. No matter
how Cften seen, these drills are al
ways interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reagan Houston vii
entertain in honor of their guests, Mis-
ses Caldwell and Shook, Thursday ev
ening, Jan. 21st.
Miss Ida Kohler, of Buffalo, N. Y.
is visiting the Misses Degen, on Crock
ettt street.
Miss Bertha Drake, of washington
D. c., is in the city for visit
friends on Laurel Heights.
Mr.. Theo. Folz, a popular salesma
for L. wolfson, left for Brennan las
night, where he will be united in MAI
riage next Wednesday evening to Mis-
Hannah Simon, leading society bell
of that city. Mrs. Ben Goldenberi
sister of Mr.. Folz, has also gone
Brennan to be present at the happ
event. Mr.. and Mrs. Folz will mai
their future home in San Antonio.
A very enjoyable surprise was tel
+ dered Miss Edna Richey last Thursda
p night, at her home on Castro stree
by a number of her friends. The pa
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