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

MI. Eugene HUDSON. Mt. LOUIS bryan,
The Third Ward Whist club met with
Miss Anna Taylor last Wednesday night.
The mex, meeting. which VIII be held with
Miss Belie Dickson. closes the club for
the season.
Miss Taylor entertained the club in a
vary pretty manner, the counters. little
dolls dressed IN tissue paper. being novel
ti.s which provoked much mirth.
The Ladies High Five club held its last
uceting for the season with Mrs. Harry
Johnson on Friday afternoon when the fol-
lowing ladies' were hidden as special
guests: Mrs. l.. T. Noyes. Mrs. j, A.
huston. Mrs. George Cleveland, Miss
Powell. Mrs. w. c. Wagley. Mrs, Shaw
u Galveston, Mrs. j. Martin Lee and Mrs.
Ratclift. recently from Fort Worth.
The house was prettily decorated, one
parlor containing a multitude of bright AMI
fragrant pansies, A luncheon. with its brill
liant setting Of flame colored nasturtiums,
WAS served in two courses. this feature
making u most attractive close 10 the clubs
brilliant season.
on Wednesday noXt at . p. IN, at the
residence Of Mr., and Mrs. NJ. Kattmann,
1916 Clay avenue, Miss Emmie Loebnltz
and Mr.. Wm. J. Rau of Galveston will be
married. No cards. The young couple will
90 to Nashville. returning June a to their
home in this city.
The Great Expectations club met last
week with Mrs. e. r. RICHARDSON. On
Tuesday next it VIII convene with Mrs.
]. Rives Waties on MCGOWAN avenue and
Fannin street. when the study Of Tale OF
TWO Cities will be continued.
The Ladies' Reading club met on Tues
day afternoon at their rooms in the Parish
house. Mrs. Randolph. read an article
on Bessie Potter and Mrs. Ring gave a
sketch OF Miss Beveridse. ~ discussion
was then introduced f~avoring a movement
whereby the women clerks in our stores
who are obliged to stand from early
with seats. The literary object ot the
club prevented any action being taken II
the matter, further than the expression
OF sympathy and T. desire TO see the trouble
remedied. TWO new members were ad'
mitted. The club adjourned until octo'
Der.
Miss Carrie Lestarjette entertained thu
Boys Bible class at her home on Wake
avenue last Tuesday evening
The usual exercises OF the weekly meet
ing preceded a pleasant musical programme
to which Miss Longcourt, Miss '-estar'
jette and Miss Burnett Williams con
tributod with piano playing; Miss Pans
Homan. Miss Matte May and Miss Earleal
Reddlng with songs and recitation. Are
the music. refreshments We're enjoyed
The members OF the club present were
Burnett Williams, Hal Williams, Harr!
Boxell. Robert Parker. Leon Ahuersou
Claude Kelly, Joe Mckenhoh anu w
uartlett: while the guests were Eeirlen
Redding. Matte May Redding Mamie Fru
donhouse. Mable Wayne, Nora Roberts, Al
h,rt Williams, Courtney LonRcope, Am
Iongcope, Lacy McIternon, Pnnsy Holman
Robert Holman and Mrs, Holman M
Parker Mrs. Williams, Mrs boNe'i' NM
Redding. Mrs. Boycc, and Frank hoW'
and Clara Roberts. Mrs. lestarjett
and Miss Mollle Daviss,
wedding. about which much interest
centered, is that OF Miss Mary Lucy paVla
son daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwoo
Meeeet. 20 MIR. John Henry Mettenheime
on Wednesday evening, June 10. at ma
mast S o'clock, 1915 Mckinney avenue
The prospective groom is cashier OF III
National Cotton Oil company and am
Davidson has been one OF Houston's mo,
popular young ladies' The yonns coup
will reside in Houston.
ON Wednesday Night at . O'Clock MI
Agnes Elizabeth Pierce and Mr. D. u
Wellhaoher will be married at the FIT
Presbyterian church.
Miss Emma Sens and Mr.. Gustav Adolf
s~ternenberg will be married at tho Flr
German Lutheran church op "Wednesday
half past I o'clock. After the ceremony
reception will be held AZ the 'esiuehee'
The performance TO be given by Il
Mansfield Dramatic club at the opera hou'
on Thursday night promises to be u tho
oushly entertaining AFFAIR. The proceed