The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13
Personals.

Mrs. Tom G. Swope and sons, John Cor
don and Donald. left Wednesday for Beau
mont, Port Arthur and Lake Charles, La,
where they VIII spend several weeks.
Mrs. G. f. Niece and little daughter,
Julia Antinette, are visiting relatives in
Graham.
Miss Mamie Usher is entertaining Miss
Bessie Forbes, one Of Sherman's charming
girls.
Mrs. Eugene j. Wilson and family have
gone to thel, homo at BrJzria to spend the
month OF June and will occupy their sum
mer residence in Quintana during July and
august,
Mrs II. E. Payne and children left
Wednesday night for Baltimore.
Miss Vivian Ransome left Wednesday for
Austin TO visit Mrs. Dora Fowler Arthur
and her niece, Miss Edwina Fowler.
Miss Alpha Story, daughter of Rev. G.,
w Story, left Thursday 10 spend the sum
uler in Rich Island and Chicago, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry House left on We'd
nesday nights train for New York city.
MIR and Mrs G. a. Wellington and son.
Miss Elsa Schmidt and Miss Aimee Keller
were passengers on the westbound southern
Pacific Wednesday night for san Francis
co, Cal
Mr. and Mrs. b. Cochran Moore OF Beau
mont, Texas, are in the city, visiting Mrs,
| MoOre's parents, Judge and Mrs. j. NJ Linn
booker OF Houston Heights,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Parker returned
last week from their Northern trip.
Miss Bonnie Dunlavy of Richmond, who
has been In the city visiting for the past
two weeks her sister, Mrs. S. ID. Richard
son. l4l4 Iceland avenue. returned homo
this morning. Miss Dunlayy has Just re-
turned from Wards seminary, Nashville,
| 10 Nth. CHI hnu
at school for the last two years, and dur
ing her brief stay in this city made many
warm friends.
Miss Frazier, organist OF Christ church,
| left Tuesday for Il visit TO Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Sam and son Philip.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. J. pastorlAa and son Hugh.
Sidney Foster, Miss Annie Sterling and
Miss Watson sailed for New York on We'd
nesday on the Alamo.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Garrow left last
Tuesday for Virginia where they viii
spend part Of the summer. They viii visit
tho Washington and Lee university at
Lexington where their son will graduate
this year with high honors.
MIR. Curtis Quarlcs has returned from a
trip through the Southern States.
Mrs. May Price and her little 9-year-old
daughter have arrived from New Orleans
10 spend two or three weeks with Captain
w. T., Morton. father OF Mrs. Price ana
grandfather of Miss Lillian Morton Price.
Mrs. Price is one OF tho best known musl-
clans Of New orleans. and Miss Lillian is
a musical wonder, and bears testimony for
her WONDERFUL ability in the shape Of sew
eral fine medals
Miss Patience Fitzgerald OF New Orleans
is the guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. w. l.. Fitg-
gerald,
Mrs. John shearn and Mrs. James A.
Baker are enjoying seabrook's fresh air.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Il. House and
nephew, Milan Caldwell left yesterday
for Fort Davis. where they viii spend the
summer.
Miss Winter is the guest OF her aunt
Mrs, j. Martin Lee.
Miss Shaw of Navasota is visiting Miss
May White
Miss szaho leaves for Nashville the arst
of the week.
The Misses cardwell have returned from
college, where they were members OF a
mouse party given by Governor Ross.
Mrs, Gertrude Gallaghcr> whose densr-
lure was DELAYED last week. has gone 10
her home IN Baltimore.
Misses Mary and Bessie Gillesnie LAW.
on the 2ath for Waco. after which thew 90
10 California for the sulnmer
! a couple OF young ladies OF Houston ar.