The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-26

ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Jones. are expected to
return to the city early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Fitzgerald and their
little son, Paul, have returned from a de
| iightful trip to the land OF the Montezu-
! mas.
Miss Alma Morrow Wilson. accompanied
by her brothers Masters Ralph aud May
ben, returned to her home In New Orleans
Wednesday, after visit to Houston and
Galveston Of several months duration.
While in Houston the Young folks were the
guests OF their uncle Mr.. Charles Scott Of
$40 Charities.
Miss Edna 3. Swindel, formerly OF
Houston. who Is now making her home In
Beaumont, spent Thanksgiving day in the
| city with her sister, Mrs. c, f. Parker.
Mrs. G. F. Parker and daughter. Miss
Mary Parker. who have been for the past
nine weeks visiting relatives In Baltimore.
Washington and Cincinnati. returned home
last Thursday.
Mr.. Sterling N. Meyer and his young
bride. nee Alice Bently, returned Saturday
morning from the East. Their return will
be noted with pleasure, as both are uni
versally popular in Houston. The wedding
took place at Atlantic City on Wednesday
morning, November 10, at $3.50 o'clock, at
the Church OF the Ascension (Episcopal).
Rev. Dr. Townsend officiating. They Wis
tied Philadelphia, Washing on. Richmond,
Old Point Comfort. st. Louis and num-
Der Of other points OF interest, and ar
rived at home carly yesterday morning
over the International and Great Northern
fast mail. Mr. Meyer is the oldest son OF
Mr.. Joseph F. Meyer, president of the
Houston Drug company and is the junior
member of the law firm OF Hutcheson
Campbell and Meyer. The bride is we'll
known in Houston, where she is popular
in society. but has spent a great deal OF
time the last few years In travelling abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs, Meyer will be at home In
the future at the Capitol Hotel,
The regular business meeting Of the La
dies Auxiliary OF the Young Mems Chris
tran Association will be held in their par
lors next Wednesday afternoon. December
]. at O'Clock. The MANAGEMENT desires
all members to be present as at this meet
ing arrangements will be made for the
New Year reception.
Next Wednesday night, December I, the
Ladies' Relief Society viii give an enter
tainment and dance at Bryan Hall for the
benefit Of the poor. The following excellent
programme will be rendered. and will be
followed by a dance:
overture .......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Rose Jourde and Mr.. s, Levon
Recitation. ....... Miss Mamie Moskowitz
Solo contralto ....,..... Miss T.. Burgheim
Solo instrumental) Miss Ray Alexander
Recitation tselecD Mrs. VIM. Christian
Violin duet. Messrs Schraeder and Secrist
vocal sole. George b. Griggs
Some excellent home talent OF Harrisburg
will give, on December II, comedy en-
titled GRANDMOTHER Gibbs Summer Board
ers" The play had been announced for
the 10th instant, but has been postponed on
account Of the +. i. V. Festival
The cast is as follows:
Grandmother Gibbs Miss Anna Davis
Augustus Gibbs, her grandson. ...
................... Mr.. C. j. Lcarman
City bcHrders:
Mrs. Otis. ............ Mrs. John T. Curry
Victor. her son. ........... Mr.. J. II. Collins
Mrs. Locksley. Miss Laura Milan
Lillian, her daughter ..................
.............. Miss Annie Lillian Gray
Madam Waverly. Miss Marie Davis
Agnes Carew. ......... Miss Nav Williams
Genera Howard. ........ Miss Anna Davis
Myra Temple. ......... Miss Annie Smith
Lois Lane. ........... Miss Rosa Duilahar
Natalie North. ......... Miss Lutrie Milan
Merton Fleming. ...... Mr.. John s. Green
Clinton Church. ....... Mr.. J. 8. Deadly
Judy McNam, the privileged servant. -,
.........,.......... Mr.. Horace Hugh es
Gretchen Nitz. .........M Miss May Williams
Song between acts) -. Miss Bessie Hughes
Prompter. Mrs, G. II. MILKY.
Stage manager, Mr.. @. II. Mildly.