The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-31

made UP from his compositions, by the
| New York societies and by the various
musical organizations throughout the
United States.
The date for the midwinter german OF
the z rs has not been fully determined
upon az yet but 1t will doubtless be given
in the course OF week or two. The COM
mttec on the subject of dates is looking
for free night and an altogether suitable
one.
Mrs A. C. Knapp OF Galveston will give
hor first china lessons in Houston on Tues
day next. one In the morning and one in
the afternoon. at the residence Of Miss Car
gill. 1878 Main street.
Cards are out reading as follows.
Mr.. William A. McMillen requests your
presence at the marriage Of his daughter,
Lucille Eleanor to Mr.. Morris Charles New
man. on Tuesday evening. February O. at
O'Clock, 1897, at the residence OF MIR. and
Mrs c. b. Martin. 1911 LaBranch street,
Houston. Texas.
The "at home" card enclosed reads after
February IA, at li25 Marengo street. New
Orleans, La
On Friday night there was a merry box
party al tho theator, made up OF Mr.. l.. j
Parks and six young ladies' Miss Bolts.
Miss jeanette Jones. Miss Adolyne Richard
son, Miss Anna Taylor. Miss Murlsou and
Miss Burtis
On Friday night the hospitable home OF
Mrs NJ. Gordon was the scene OF live
10 raf o4bn bn- ole NJ
entertained some OF her friends at an In
formal gathering Games and Sewing
bee made the evening pass pleasantly. The
sewing bee, which was INDUCED In by the
men, was very laughable Some new and
very elaborate stitching was done MIR.
/ Pope carried of tho honors for best work.
! after having to draw with three others
Mr.. Campbell should have special mention
for his sewing.
Later In the evening refreshments were
served, Those present were Mrs. Gordon,
Mrs, Thco. Boring, Mrs jones' Misses Jen-
Me Herring. Estelle and Effle Frost Althca
and May Jones. Susie Hurley, Stella Morri-
son. Halle, Willie and Louie Todd, Mollie
Daviss. Clara Hauptmau. Lena Heyue.
Ethel Richardson Ada McGowan, Emily
St1nsfeld. Mossrs. Hutchinson Pope,
lityne, Jones, Hathaway, Blackwell, STAINS
field. Moore. liardestv. Campbel. Cox. Nor
wood. Steele, rheo.. Charlie and Ben Bcr-
At 1880 o'clock last Sunday the wedding
OF Miss Rachel Krantz and Mr.. j. Levy
occurred at the jewish synagogue. Rabbi
Lowenstein officiating.
The bride is the beautiful daughter OF
MI and Mrs. ~ krartz. and the groom a
prominent business man OF the city
as the sweet strains of the Wedding
uarch pealed forth the party moved toward
tue altar in the following order. Up the
ilsht aisle came the groom aud his attend
ants Messrs. s. llirsch and j. Lowenstetn
down the left aisle came the two flower
girls, Misses Beatrice and Title Jacobs,
then Miss Amelia krantz niece OF the
bride, with the ring, followed by Misses
Marie Dietgschold, Rosa Suhm and Martha
Dictsschold. then came the bride on the
arm OF her father and Mrs. KrantZ mother
OF the bride. AMI Mir $. krantz.
The bride wore handsome white bro
cade silk and In her hand she held buu-
quet OF Gala lilies and tube roses After
the ceremony WAS over the bridal party
went to Montefore hall. where Il supper
awaited them. Toasts were responded to
by Dr' Lowenstein. Mcssrs. :. Hrsc. and
r. w. Thompson, g, Duber aud II. tercr
After the supper was over songs were
sung by the following young people:
Misses Bertha nuber Marie Dietzschold.
Helena piet1sohold. Messrs Gus Knodel. |
Niii 'ubtr, iNopSTt llutftr. W after Duber, |
II. w. Thompson. j. Il. Cummings C. !
suhm and j.. Masterson. Jr. Dancing was
enjoyed untf a late hour.
The Aogis, the organ OF the Houston High |
school. has altered it's editorial staff, which |
now Is made up as follows:
Thos. Fletcher. editor in chief Deckard |
Calvert. assistant. Erma Gil. literary ed
itor; bertha Nussbaum, assistant; Rosa
Rowan, local editor; Lizzie stephens. OK.
change editor. Althca Jones, witty editor |
Ferne Fleming, editor from Junior class
Alva Court. editor from sophomore class |
Nellie Yorty and Baylor holmes. editors |
from freshman class AddIc polsgrove, bus |
incss manager; Tulla odencraptz. assist
ant.
This is a little paper which should hc
encouraged. Among the locals is the fol- |
lowing:
Some football enthusiasm Is being in.
fused into the Houston High school boys |
as they are now getting up quite strong |
team. and intend playing the Rail High |
school team at Galveston on the 22d Wash.
ingtons birthday. a large attendance OF
Houston's football enthusiasts is expected.
Although threatened with the cold which
drove man TO give up all pleasures except
dining, the Shcltering Arms managed TO
keep aboard all OF the past week aud the
lunch room did exceedingly we'll. The
gloomy days made the hot SOUPS and saw
DRY viands more than appetizing, In fact
tho tea room Is growing to be unrcsisting
In It's attractions.
Those in charge last week wore.
MonGay-Mrs. r. l.. Dennis Mrs J. u.
BeatY.
TuesdayMTs, n. +. wecms. Mrs Ilor-
acc Reese, Mrs. W. H. Palmer, Mrs. H. w.