San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-17
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Observation-Disclosures

Martin. Wade. Jr.. Patrick. Littelle
Caldwell, AdaTe. Cornish, Little, Drake,
| Brooks, WhitwOrth, Glasgow. Grot-
ty. III. Il. Smith. Waelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sichel surprised their
friends with Il unique reception on
their AT Home Day in honor of the
bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor.
the bride Il sister of Mrs. Sichel. Yer
bal invitations were given and were
responded TO by numbers who partOOk
of the beautiful collation.. If gener-
Gus good wishes and hearty tOasts
will make the happy couple speed TO
their distant Missouri home their
hearts were made light with antici-
patton of Il blissful future.
Prof. Harry Foote gave his first en-
tertainment and ball Wednesday eve
ming at his academy on West Com
merce street. to Il small. but appreci-
ative audience. There was a delight
full program of fancy dancing. music
and recitation. before the ball COM
menced. The little pupils of Prof.
FOOte certainly showed careful teach
ing. Miss Natalie DalkOwitz. n wee
tot. executed the sailors hOrnpipe in
a rollicking manner. like a typical
tar. and Master Lawrence Burd,
brought forth rounds of applause in
his ''pasmala" buck and wing dance.
The following is the we'll selected pro-
gram:
Sailors hornpipe-NIiss Natalie Dial
kOWitZ.
Either solO-Prof. c. Fredl
Skirt dance-AIiSS +. Campbell
Washburn Mandolin cluh-SchuetZe.
Steele and SchuetZe.
"PaSmala" buck and wing dance
Lawrence Burd.
TambOurine dance-NIiSS Zulu Nash
Nonsenical nonsense-Moorefield
and Stevens.
Castanet. Spanish Stella
Smith.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Spaulding.
Washburn Mandolin club.
RecitatiOn-MiSS Ida Wood.
Mandolin SelectiOn-prOf l.. !.
Schuetze.
The committee on dancing were
MeSsrs. Will Seng. Gil. Smith. Fred.
Daggett and ChaS. Wynne.
Prof. Wheeler. the accomplished vO-
cal teacher, gave Il very instructive
lecture. on The Voice and Its Use"
and vocal concert at his academy
on Commerce street Thursday night.
There will be german next Fri
day.
Miss Kate ROthwell. of California.
Penn, is visiting her brother and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. |. y. ROthwell. of
this city.
The ZOuaveS will give concert and
ball at the armory the last of this
month.
Mrs. b. c. Reily's many friends
will he sorry to hear that she is quite
sick from an attack of Ia grippe.
Miss Lillian Dent who has been
visiting the family of Col. ]. W. Brad
ley. on Martin street. has returned
to her home. Newman. Ga.
There was an important meeting of
the Ladies' Dancing club Thursday
at 1920 a. M. at Mrs. Chambers,
Laurel Heights.
Barnard Z. Bee Chapter. Daughters
of the Confederacy. will give a grand
banquet and ball at Turner hall on
Jan. 10Th.
Miss Marion Cobb. of Denver. Col.
niece of w. S. Shelton. millionaire of
Cripple Creek. Col. is visiting Mrs.
White. 1929 Ruiz street.
Mrs. b. GOldenberg left Friday
morning to attend the wedding of her
brother. who is to be married in
Breham. Mich, to one of Breham'S
fairest daughters.
The engagement of DR.. Edwin
Goodman to Miss Anita Piper has been
announced. DR.. Goodman is rising
young dentist of this city.
Miss Terese Logan gave Il party to
4 number of friends at her home. cor
ner South blackberry and Dakota
streets. Friday night. The time was
spent enjOyably by those present in
playing various games. During the
evening abundant refreshments were
served the guests.