The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-02

a." guests VIII be both from .rorr A. .
most ana hostess married friends ana ,ron,
the younger people. '" 'o''
"e DehVer News OF last Sunday con-
'a'ns the following notice Of the weaa,o,
oil popular Texas girl:
ohe OF the happest matrimonial eyer,s
OIL the season was the quiet home weda,n,
o. Miss Mamie V. Farrell ana MIR. ros,,h
ELiei. Thursday. The bride comes sror,
1ne OF the Oldest and NEST prominent a,,,,
i'.s OF Fort Bend county, Texas. the Staf.
ioius, Tor whom the town of .Stafror, -, :.
named She has In the fullest r,eas,,r.
mat characteristic. bright. sunny disnc.,.
,.oh OF the Southern girl. Mr.. joseph in.
~ senueman Of splendid qualities. has
zen peen resident OF Denver for eight ye,re
f pt,ue ana groom have large circle Of
friends. whom they will meet y, 49, y.
meme as soon as they return from .haI-
wedding trip '"e''
AN enjoyable evening was spent Mt the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts q,
thursday night, the affair being commit.
mehtary to Miss Lula Mabus OF Galveston
refreshments were served. Those presen,
were: Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Roberts Mr.
ana Mrs. Ed Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Fur
Mr. ana Mrs II. karcher, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
skinner. Misses Clara Lacy, Ida Fnrr C.
tie Cec.le, Miss Fisher, Lula Mabus carr,o
hoDerts, Mabel Skinner. Ella Carter. Ma
ME Flynn; Messrs. Clark. Arnold &
Pierce. s. Duffield, q. Randall. n Sick q
Fisher, W. Duffield. G. lazy. l.. perk M
l.. Finch. 7. Brown, ]. Roberts. R skinney
N: DUBOIS. W. Karcher, j. Windgate, O
Miss Edna Dee Woolford and Miss Hen
rletta McGowen left Wednesday night for
Washington City, whsre they will enter
Chenoweth institute. Both youn, ladl.s
were graduates at the last session OF thu
houston high school AMI 60 to the ahoye
named institution to elaborate their lit
erary course and take advantage of say
eral special courses, They were brilliant
ornaments in Houston's younger social
circles and In their long absence viii be
missed by many friends and admirers
They were accompanies on their Journey
DIV Mrs. John ID. Wooford, who viii ex-
tend her visit into New Yorh City and re-
turn to her home in month.
Through an overs ght, the programme
as published in last Sundays Post Of the
the Young Mems Christian Association 10
the hospital committees AMI oil who so
faithfully and Willingly assisted the ladies'
In their good work with the soldiers was
not quite complete The solo of Mrs. j. w.
MaXcy( entitled "Margery." by Bischoif
being emitted. The number was beautifully
rendered The music lovers of Houston feel
proud to add Mrs. Maxcy to their list OF
sweet singers
A very pleasant time was spent at tho
home of Miss Maida Mcleod on Brazos
street, last Monday night, by few young
lady friends. Several young gentlemen
from Camp Tom Ball and the city called
and a delightful evening Was spent with
music Rotations and social conversation,
a0,er which ices, cakes and fruits were
served.
The current issue of The Puritan. high
class women's magazine, contains ex-
cellent photo engraving of the fair face
of Miss Nora Estill Fowler of Paris, Texas,
who has visited here several times, Miss
Fowlers many Houston friends are graft
fed at this expression OF good taste on the
part of the Puritan management.
The vacancy In the AriUn Quartette,
caused by the resignation OF Mr.. George B.
Grfggs, has been filled by the election OF
DR.. b. Y. Perkins. 1t Is understood the
quartette will furnish music at the evening
services of the First Presbyterian church
during the winter months,
The members OF San JaGnto chapter
Daughters OF the Republic, will meet with
Mrs. Urwitz next Thursday afternoon at
$3.50. A full attendance is desired, as mat
ters OK importance are to come up.
The Sheitering Arms ssocNation will hold
the first Meeting OF the winter season on
Wednesday, October s, at 1880 o'clock. All
members are requested TO be present.
r. T.. Lee chapter of the Daughters OF
the Confederacy will hold its regular
monthly meeting tomorrow morning at the
parish house of Christ church.
The Ladies Parish association will re"
sumo its regular weekly meetings at the
rooms In the parish house, beginning to-
morrow at $3.50 p. NJ.
ClubdOff1.