The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

to bring an item of interest in the art
| world. 'fhe pose Will be Lady with Gui-
| tar" It is hoped that these new features
| will add interest and pleasure to the club
meetings ~
The Il, T. y. german to be given at As-
| sembly hall on December 90 has already
received consideration end the following
committees have been selected:
Floor--NfolI Andrew, John Stansfleld.
Charles Webb.
Rcoeption--J. r. Seward, C. b. Randol.
Charles Archer.
Inviiatlon---C. W. Lumm. E. II. Maggard.
Gaines Curry.
Arrspgements--B II. Arnold. Babus
Brown, Hill Freeman.
Invitations are out for grand ball TO
be given by the local union. No CO. Of the
National Electrical Workers. for Tuesday,
December 8. at Union hall The invitation
committee is made up Of C. r. George, H..
W. HEREFORD, George Wood. A. II. Stei,, w
V. Fisk.
The concert and dance given at Turner
hall on Wednesday night received full at
tention In Thursdays Pest. The music
was very good. Indeed. we seldom have a
better programme at such affairs The
dance afterwsrd was well attended and
very enjoyable Several novel figures Of
the german were introduced. which lent
greater Interest to these always enjoyable
Wednesday night dances.
The third entertainment In the Young
Mems Christian association star course
was given on Thursday tight. a large au-
dlence attending. The Ship bell ringers
are always 'avorites and their music IL
sweet The cloCuttonfat VIVA vor, an
toyabIe.
Mrs. Edwin r. Parker Of 1904 Louisiana
street has changed her "at home" day
from Thursday to Wednesday OF each week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Fitz Gerald. while in
Galvestnli for tho artillery ball were the
guests, Of Mr. VIM A. Tourtarel
On Thursday ut 6 o'clock, Miss Adele
Boettcher of Weimar and DR. F. H. Neil
haus Of Schulenberg were married at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Reichardt.
Tho ceremony was performed by Rev Bias
burg OF the First German Lutheran church,
The bride looked very attractive In a
travelling suit Of brown novelty goods
with hat to match. After tho ceremony re-
freshmonts were served and all present
wished the happy couple long life. pros
perity and happiness. Those present were
ms ~ Iss NtuIEUN aUV MISS Martina
Botttcher, sisters Of the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs Mms Reichardt Mr. ard Mrs. l.. r.
Schwe CHART Mr. w. A Reichardt Misses
Berthe and Louise 'Reichardt
The eX-students of the University OF
Texas held n meeting in the high school on
Thursday night. Addresses were given by
Or, Red and Mr.. e. n. Parker The as>p-
citation proposes to give a dinner on the
10Th OF this month
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mandel House Of Austin for the
marriage of their sister. Miss Annie Olive
Hunter. to Mr.. Sydney Edward Mezes on
Thursday evening, December 10, at st.
Davids church, Austin.
MisS Marie Cogswel has organized a
gymnasium. THE club mec's for ten
lessons each month. Miss Cogswell is a
pupil of The Kelso School Of Music and
Dramatic Arts OF Chicago and her physical
culture is based on the Dals'rte system
This is something Of which the Houston
ladies have long felt the need and the on
thusiasm with which they are taking hold
Of the work proves that it will be a sue
cess.
Miss Jessie Thomas, who. accompanied
by her mother, Mrs Dr. George Mcconnell
hns been studying In the North has re-
turned 10 the city and opened Saturday
afternoon class in Delsnrte instruction.
Mrs McDonelrs Saturday morning class
IN mental culture has settled down to reg.
uiar work, Her Shakespeare class rr cts
on Monday and Friday afternoon at .
o'clock, Tomorrow night all who are in
ter.sted in the formation Of night
Shakespeare class for both men and wo-
men, Will meet with Mrs. Mcdonnell at s
p. m. -4"1r
The linen salo by the Ladies' Association
OF the First Presbyterian church On Fri.
day and Saturday evenings was a very
pleasant affair especially so near the holl.
day season. when such gifts are ALWAYS
acceptable.