The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22

y Mechanics j. H. Torrance, Everett McAshan
a T. y. Griffith. Henry Lumnis. A. u. Sauer.
w. G. Crane, o. c. Drew, s. A. Mistrot. Da-
le vid Rice, J. T. MahI, c. Fl. Lucy. s. * Me-
Al IIhenny, l.. G. Barrett. w y. Turner. L. j,
a Parks, H. Henke, W. J. peTrevile, Nelson
So Munger, W. II. Crank. n. Medium. sinclaie
10 Taliafcro, X. z. Pain. x. W. Knox. r. -.
Il Morris. NJ. II. Foster, c. p. shearn. y. +.
y Weems. J. w. Jones. r. X. Ewing. j. VI.
i Burton. T. U. Lubbock. II. w. Garrow, Ru-
d fus Gage. j II. Brady, G. s. Wlgg. John J.
e Cannon, w. C. Weloh. o. r. Holt. w. H.
I Kirkland Ida Tyler, r. +. Turner Misses
!. Ida Mann OF Galveston. Ida Jenkins
), Adele Lubbock. Josie Burton Drewry and
! Miss kirkland
) Messrs. w S. Mason and A. B. Kidd
gave the third of their series OF violin and
piano recitals On last Tuesday evening a,
Christ church parish house. 1t proved the
best of the series and the audience was en-
thusiastsc in it's appreciation of the work
done by shese musicians.
Miss .eighes was the vocalist OF the even
Ing. Her elections were admirably suited
to her voice and style, she having never
sung to better advantage. her voice being
particularly pure In tone, quality and true
In information. Mr. Kidd did some splendid
work during the evening. His rendition OF
i the List Love Dream being especially
commcndable. 1t showed depth OF thought.
repose and technical control. Mr. Masons
playing was ON par with that done In pre-
| vlous recitaR.
a word OF commentator could also be
given these two young mou for their ca
senblc work during the series. They have
given the evidence OF true musical spirit.
! Credit might also be given them for the IN
auguration OF a series of recitals for arts
sake and 1t Is TO be hoped that they have
paved the way for more work in this spirit,
and that their efforts have helped toward
a more general recognition OF the influence
which the art OF music exerts for good.
The following notice has been received
which will be OF interest to many Hous-
tonians: "on the Sunday after Ascension
May %. In st. Johns chapel. Yarick street,
New York city Right Rev. Thomas T.
Lailor, ID. D., bishop o; Tennessee. VIII or
dali 10 the deaconate MIR. william Glen
del men Robertson"
Mr. Robertson is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William K. Robertson OF our city. He has
beer pursuing his studies at the general
theological seminary OF New York, with the
above gratifying result.
Mrs. Vernon reman entertained the
Thursday Afternoon club on their usual
day last week. A number Of guests were
present. Mrs. G. A. Mistrot carried off |
the first club prize Mrs Dr. Scott the sec |
ond aud Mrs. Frank Lumm the guests |
prize Refreshments, consisting OF ice
cream and strawberries. with sweet rolled |
waters were an enjoyable addition to the
TWO pleasant hours spent with euchre.
The committee having in charge the en-
tertainment to be given by the knights OF |
IN IN l MA m
Ing May 20, at $50 o'clock, have completed |
arrangements and promise all who attend |
most delightful time. This entertainment
Is to be given complimentary TO all knights !
by Texas lodge No /. Houston lodge No.
las and Lamar lodge No 1889. and thew |
and their friends are cordially invited 10 |
attend.
There viii be an excellent programme OF
songs, instrumental music and rotations |
The story Of Damon and Pythias will then |
Follow, Illustrated by stcreoptcon views. ia !
be followed by supper, under the auspices |
OF Calanthe Temple. Rathboue Sisters.
Mr. Stonewall Jackson Watkins and Miss |
Aiice Orlando Sadler of Memphis. Tenn.
were united In marriage at the First Pres
nyterlar church last Wednesday night at
$3.50 o'clock. pr. William Hayne Leavell
f, decorated with paluls. ferns and flowers.
| No invitations were issued and but few
immediate friends OF the happy couple
| We're present. After the ceremony the
| nfldal party whS driven to the residence
| OF Judge nne Mrs, W. c. oliver (the bride
nsihs cousin Of the later, where the
hupual costumes were exchanged for tray
eng apparel and MIR. aud Mrs. Watkins
ana attendants We're driven 10 the Grand
central DEPOT. They took the train there
lor months visit to Tennessee Tho
nrlde dress waS OF white liberty silk
over taneta, trimmed with satin rihhou
ihe bridesmaids dresses were of simple
White oreanfies. The bride carried brides
roses ana the bridesmaids pink sweet peas
Misses Motto Shelby and Edna futile were
nalus OF honor and DR. j. Alien Kv,e and
g. Albert the hridegroom's attendants
me groom rs a trusted employe of the
an Ahlohlo ana Arkansas Pass Railway
company and during his residence here az
"oNetal years mas made many friends who
with the numerous friends OF the hride
JON in sincere Wishes for !, long contin
nance OF then present happiness and for
future prosperity. Mr.. and Mira. Watkira
WIN ne at home to friends at 900 Walker
Ihe Epwo,th League OF the German
Methodist Episcopal church gave a very
delightful social on Friday. the 18th in
slant at the home of Mrs u. Rouewry
ON smith street Refreshments OF a very
pleasing character were served and MI
SORTS of amusing and lively games wsrn
played No doubt all the young folks en-
yoyed themselves, as Home, sweet Home, .
was not given a thought until after mid
MISS Nora Neighhuhr of brenham, who ia
mere on an extended visit to her sister
MrS r. Bonowt1, Jr. was among those
present and added much 10 the Measure q,
Tue evening, The following young peonla
were present! MIsscs Hulda t,oertner
Lydia and Merry Bonewt2. Ida Stelsic
lizzie Hoertncr, l,isyle Frederick Marie
mramse' Anuo ard Emma Fuchs Emma
Maelioh' Ella Funk. Morn Neighhuhr' Car
re aad Cornelia Bonewits and Mrs
John Wrinkle OF Bartlett Messrs Il rnnbs
harnn; J. Roncwitz w Frederick q
W wue,er' c. Frederieks A. Berger !
apple, 10 a. l. eood-
me ladies' of the perelchin Faith Home
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