The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14
Oklahoma, to live. where Mr.. Kirkland has
an excellent position.

Oklahoma to live. where Mr.. Kirkland has
an excellent position.
Miss Emma Singleton and Mr., Sid Zavala
were married last Tuesday, November 2. at
3 o'clock D. m. at the residence OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Spy Single
ton. Rev. u. T. Winfree performed the
ceremony, with only A few relatives pres
ent. Miss Singleton Is a beautiful and
popular young lady of Sheldon. and Mr..
Aayalsl Is young man with excellent pros
poets. and belongs to one of the oldest
Of Texas families. They will reside at 1910
Higgenbotham street and Godeke avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Work announce the
marriage OF their daughter, Clara A., TO
Mr.. Charles H. Stadtler Wednesday morn
| ing November IT. 1897, ut $50 o clock at
| the Second Presbyterian church, corner of
| Lamar avenue and Crawford street, Hous
| ton. Texas
Mrs. Charles Wiehmann announces the
| marriage OF her daughter, Lille A.. to Mr.
| Cherries Hartung. Wednesday evening, No
vcmber "a. 1897, at s o'clock. AT her home,
| 20Oi Bell avenue, Houston, Texas.
at Bryan hall was attended ,ailcly by the
younger smart element OF the ety. many
couples dropping in on their way home
from keene's Julius Caeser." These small
though popularity informal functions grow
in favor with each succeeding week of the
full season, and are becoming recognized
as an anticipated enjoyment by those who
frequent them. Toward ghe latter end of
the evening the german was led respec-
lively by Messrs Julian Wright and Harry
Ldstone
Among those present were: Misses Mary
| Hannah, Jennie Davis, Alice Gibbons Liz
ze Dryer. Anna Taylor, Nellie Adair,
Decherd Calvert, Marian Walker Margaret
Waites, Cassie Perry OF Velasco, Lucy
WEIGH, Ella Holland. Shelly Jones. Bonnie
Dunlavy OF Richmond, Bette Mckinney:
Messrs Butts. Lidstone, Hervey Archer,
Wright. Eyeris, Freeman, Webb, Albert
IL. Brooks. Wood Hudson, Jones, Quares.
DeI4acy and others.
Sing a song OF SUNSHINE; party bright
and gay" read the dainty invitations of
little Miss Yellow Wings. Miss Agnes
Valentino TO her friends, upon her birth
day, November >.
Flowers, elves and butterflies formed in
deed merry ring The reception room
WIS decorated in pink and white with
welcome to AIR amid flowers and mis-
tletoe The colors OF the diningr3om were
lchieily white and yellow in honor of the
little hostess, who was charminglyy gowned
IN those colors. TO represent butterfly.
From the folding doors leading into tho
ldiningroom hung a beautiful bell of pink
roses and oak leaves with streamers OF
PINK and blue. The twelve years of the
little hostess life were tolled by little
Misses Efhe Byron as a rosebud and Della
Smell! as forget me not
The march was closed by Miss Rosebud
escorted by Mr.. Grasshopper, Miss Forget
me-not aud MI splder, and two little tots
OF and 4, Willette Hawkins aud Arthur
Smell
Many handsome presents were received
by Miss Yellow Wings. Dancing was en-
1oyed for several hours, when Al dainty col
lation was served.
The march was headed by Miss Yellow
Wings with Mr.. Earl Mobiles as escort.
Among Others present were Misses Katie
Hawkins as Morning Glory, Ella Jauts as
Mareschal Nell Rose, I.Donnclly as Titania.
Gussie Klotz as Chrysan;hemum, Masters
PM Smell as Bee, AL Smell as Srsshopper.
Lester Byron as SPIDER, Cleve Donnelly. an
ELI Misses Cliffie and Jennie Palmer, Julia
peschka Blanche Kiot. wiliette Hawkins.
Masters Tom Smell Louis Bender. Arthur
Fourcade. Willie Palmer. Flo Wiekle San,
Grant Joe and Fred Peschka, Karen Faag
and Mamie Rogers.
Jewish society is agog over the subscrip.
ton ball TO be given at Turner hall on
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