The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-13
GOSSIP OF GAY \

has been organized in I h.u'
Fifth avenue, far away frrs. (. Am
Given over to the fashionsb,.
who appear on parade every ~ ,! ~
1t is to be called the Metr,. "
pendent church. and apnounce,. 7. \
thai 1t is to be religious h.,
unbigoted and unchurched"
who is the moving spirit in ss,:z
new church says 1t IL his r,,,.
tablish a church free frr,,.S ~
from all systematic thaoia syefk
siastlcal catechiem--fo,,nd,sHs ~
and unrestrictedly on M Aoo1
when small De free to discard
ror, however long it NAV
nursed; free to welcome evsr. ~
however recent. and devoid \,
or formulary or variation -
custom. he expects to brosdsr
OF the Independent church ~rs.
include a. school for the sI,,a.
thought The first effort H. ~
tion is to be the forma ,sa. 'aat
week club. An independent -
alter. epeno(nt
eu'ae commotion has b.. n
In soubrette circles over ~. Z z. ~
Restauranteur Stanley to 49,"
liquids or solids to a real h,,s. ~
OF some note who was aooo.- q ~
her husband. The episode : .s n
OF the Rialto. and 1t may n .,s " "
OF creating another all-niyhs ~
upper Broadway. The manars ss8 4
known cafe has Joined ~. =
certain capitalist with snor,,ns w
ties, and for some time botb c
on the still hunt for ye ~
site In the neighborhood Of 1900 asss &
street and Broadway. Ths e4
aynn nu. cal for an elabcrss
~, Hpensiye establishment, carried :.
t the spirit Of liberality toward y
blondes and brunettes. One :,
ales wiii pc a summer roof gardss b.
waving palms and HungarisnS sn VA
.ra. IT is said that the asai ~ Msa9
,iosed In a few days. II M. w
s a go Monopolist STANLEY mes Nas
o realize that he---or, ratbar n.s|
,heres whole bunch of Sharlsso'',!n
he only thing in Greater New yn,s
A morning paper devotes ! r.
ne .el''ns OF story about the shrb ;
he Four Hundred in general ~ \,
Jack Astor In particular. 1t sosr. ,s.,
woman who has grown old In ths 3
ice OF. the operatic managers ~. NJ
hrlves nicely on the CASTOR f,nar, \, !.
aides who shine in metronolitar ~. "
his "ol' clo'es'' dealer goes h.. a.s
egulariy, and has accumulated ! ~
I wardrobes sufficiently varied and :
ensive to fit out all the theatrlcal Z.
anies on the road. She says Mn. IA,
acob Aston has a strictly business ~,
n her handsome shoulders, and fsr-
ow to drive a good bargain. AsroI
ng to the ex-opera singer, .hs NV 4
pulent second hand clothes vendor, Z
ong one. They even dispose Of Ibeir ~
IL shoes and gloves, and there Il ii
emily little left for their French p,Is
D tight over. Now We know whers m
fading actresses get their rorIs,rj
owns.
Edith Sessions Tupper vouche, 4
ne truth OF the statement tint \
oman known as the Yelled Mura,rks
ho is now in Mattewan asylum Il,
no for half a century has Lsaa Iu,i
Henrietta Robinson, is IN reality IN
lillian F. Elliott. An old lady who y
classmate of the Inysta .iois M.
sress says that her maiden name NJ
harlotte Wood, and that she is tie Gart
II OF rich Quebec merchant. Sir WG
m was her first husband. After lii ~
IL married again. Her second hulba4
is also been gathered to his fathen \
re asylum on Tuesday the YELLED M
,ress' admitted the truth of the stu!
1893 she was convicted Of polsonH
Troy woman with whom she had Quir
led. Since that time she has been n
the riddles OF the criminal annals {
o New York courts.
1t is announced that the keynote {
e dress OF the coming season has WI
uched at the preliminary eniefhF
ants in the Astoria. Last season y
splay of diamonds was really battst
the horse show and the opera, ~
'nday, at the first function. Mrs. ~
'tor appeared in rich but hnlk
wn, and she wore not single jewel
lursday, Mrs. o. p. Belmont vuy
lite gown, decollete, without Z dAn1l
pearl. necklace. tiaa or hrlgc
lother woman, who last winter ~
eragoers fairly wink with her }sNH
cklace and other gems. appeared ".
even lace pin. All the pFie1@
wns were plain black or white, an -
were the exception; and ~
essed men didn't wear gloves
straight tickets to date.
Recording to cabled scrap Of ~
W York is naughtier than DEAR =
ndon. A couple of weeks ago
It had won applause here, in spp
fact that It was UNIT for publlcae
sent to the English metropolis
"a Chamberlain who acts as PLAY
there blushed while he blue-pennn'.
and when he got through cuss'
shing and changing the piece ~
shelved, as there wasn't enough
to last ten minutes. Some ~
managers here will go oeyone
it-they haven't fna to go at tns.
nstock may have to be called Y \.
e the average playgotr from ="
denly shocked.
theatrical shoemaker here,
p is small, but whose reputAu
'ldwide. has Just completed psh
sc shoes that cost $3.50. He sws
an he turns out work OF this KY y