The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-05

AUSTlNE GEORGE
number Of little girls AMI boys and By
eight young ladies' for the beIcit # the
Junior Christian Endeavor. from an artiitic
standpoint was one Of he best things seen
in Houston THIS season. AMI it was unfor-
tundtc that the inclnmtnt weather kept
many from going out ID enjoy II.
the first part y, h entertainment was
an neoretta given By thu ehtldrea called.
The Katydids."
They had been Instructed by Miss Floyd,
assisted BY Miss Moilie Dsyiss and their
highly creditable performances WIS cue in a
great measure to their careful and Thorough
teaching.
Another part Of the programme Of much
Interest was the posing OF seven young
ladies' Of Houston. who hal heen trained
by Miss Boyd recitation rendered. bv
tine latter displayed talent If a very high
order and was generously app aniei.
III the cartata the make up C: the .hsr-
aeJers was as follows. al ecIuI little boys
ard girls:
Queen go. -, ...... HARLEM Reldsng
Moonlight 49,. -. 49,. -. .Ntv Strahy
Starlight .....- ..... sia ME Erie iearaus
Katherine .......... $50. Anita Schneider
Puck ..... -. 80. ,...... Harry hOxell
Guards. Robert Parker. Burnett Williams
FAIRIES .-.-. 1890. ...- .......-.....
Sunset Wood, Alice Ifodskins, Mat
tie May FEEDING. s.cta f.ohrrts.
Mabel Caste,. Jennie t.riffith. Marie
Dixon. Mabel Maury, josie .'l.ler,
Henry Williams. Jimmie Innter.
Morrie Moore, Willie l.org, sam
Dixon, Leon Anderson.
The young ladies VINO did the POSING
deserve much praise. Tor their performance
was extremely beautiful. They we're; Miss
MoIIe Ill., Miss Maggie Sullivan. Miss
Katie Jones. Miss Beulah Underwood, Miss
Ka;ie Underwood. Mes Mad rraett, Miss
Bessie Pruett Miss Minnie I.angston and
Miss Carrie Leverton.
The entertainment viii lie repeated a.
an early date.
The marriage os Miss Lille stadtlar and
Mr Claude Blanchette on Tuesday evening
at the Second Presbyterian church ugited
two most popular young people. The enurcn
was not only crowded to its utmost ca
! pacity, but there was hardly standing room
in front OF il. the people were so anxious
, 10 see fand congratulate the happy couple.
Promptly at O'Clock Mrs. Cone began to
play the wedding march and the Wedding
| party entered the church and came 10 the
| altar IN the following order: The ushUrs.
/ Judge Sam X. Perryman and Mr.. Fred
Linke: Miss Clara Heabener the brides
maid. and Mr. Charles MaggaTd the at
man; two little Hover girls. Gereyisse
Ravell and Freddie Stadtler: the pride
and groom and Mr.. and Mrs. John Stadtier.
| The ceremony WAS performed by Re,
| DR.. Woodbridge. The bride wore A Jsauti-
! full gown OF heavy white brocaded satin,
| with bridal veil and orange blossoms, and
| the groom was well dressed Ia tho ,sudi
black.
| After the marriage reception was held
al the brides home. the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. John stadtler. her brother Add
sister-in- law. and a bountifui supiyr YVES
! served, followed by wen rendered mus-
| zeal programme.
| number OF prominent Liberty people
were here to attend the wedding, emo z
whom was Hon. John c. Beard. The bill
and groom will make their home With M.
and Mrs John stadtler.
| Air. and Mrs s. L. Goldman anncuAso
the marriage OF their daughter. Es,lyn
| Aric... 20 Mr. John w. Lester Of New tx
| leans. La, WHICH viii occur on Wednesday
evening December %, at their residsaee.
| IT'S Prairie avenue.
| One OF the Nest unexpected social events
occurring In Houston recently took place
when Captain Alexander NJ. Lawson end
Mrs. Moliie f. Mcdonald were quietly
married last wednesday morning.
The wedding occurred at howe OF
the bride. no. Lamar avenue. at o'clock.
Rev. IL. d. AYES OF Christ church ofiiciat-
| ing.
The bride was becomingly attired IN a
travelling costume: the pari1rs tsst' .rlly
decorated with cut-flowers and ps'.ns.
Captain Lawson Is one OF houston s
prominent and Influential business men, as
| we'll as popular In society. He is a splen-
did example OF a Southern gentle nan.
| His bride is an unusually attractive ard
beautiful lady. and viii make a model wife
They have the hearty wishes OF lost OF
| friends that their future life may be rich
In blessings,
After the marriage ceremony, the bride
and groom took the train for The City OF
t}sexico. TO be absent several weeks.
| A Jelly party OF young society people
took in he circus last Monday night.
ehspsrened by Messrs. w. Y. Kendall and
Richard T. Giraud. who performed their
duties with becoming grace and elegance.
Under their care the menagerie was via
tied, where the young ladies u sae raIty
were permitted 70 iced the elephants or