The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12


lshed in last Thursdays Post The Sec
ond night there was n very small audi
ence. Miss Buckingham deserves much
credit for her efforts TO give the public
such pretty and patriotic entertainment
Mrs. ]. II. p. House entertained the
Tuesday afternoon at her handsome home
on Milan street. No attempt was made
TO decorate the large rooms, which are
beautiful in themselves. Delicious refresh
ments added much to the pleasure OF the
afternoon spent with cards. The guests
were Mrs. Gamman, Mrs. Adair. Mrs. John
Huey, Miss Louise Blake, Miss b. Adair
and Miss Wilson. Besides the hostess the
members of the club present We're Mrs.
Sherrer, Miss Gussie Howard, Miss Dever-
aux, Miss John. Mrs, Ross, Mrs Vo,l,
Mrs. Walker. Miss Crawford and Mrs.
Knox. This was the last meeting OF the
club for the season. They intend TO re
organize In October.
Mr.. Charles A. Grenbeerg and Miss
Tommyc Attaway will be united in mar
riage on the 26th instant by Rev. DR.. Low
enstein at Saengerbund Hall at $50 p. M.
The bride-elect is the charming daughter
of the late DR.. Thomas Attaway, for many
years highly successful practitioner of
medicine in Garrison and surrounding
country. Mr. Grenbeerg, who has had the
good fortune TO win the heart of this young
lady, Will become the recipient OF hearty
congratulations from his many friends in
Houston, where he has resided for slxt6 n
years. For the past ton or eleven years
he has been an employee OF the Houston
East and West Texas railway. After the
marriage brief wedding tour will be
made and upon returning to Houston The
couple viii make their home with the fam
ily OF Captain Louis Theil. No. 313 San
Jacinto street.
A most delightful horseback ride was
given last Tuesday night under the chan.
eronase of Mrs. George Heyer. Mre. r. c.
Stuart and Mrs. ]. r. Stuart The party
rode TO Harrisburg, where they repaired TO
the banks OF Buffalo bayou and. under the
spreading boughs of a large oak Tree. a
lovely lunch was spread and oaten with
keen relish, The morn had now risen.
making the scene truly beautiful aud the
ride home more delightful. m, party
We're MISS Josie burton, Miss Daisy Stu
art and Miss Bocock Of Virginia, Mr.. Bur-
mingbam, DR.. Smith and Dr. scurry Ter
rell.
The coaches are rapidly being filled fot
the excursion to La Porte on June 20. Par
ties are being made up for this delightful
event. Moonlight and music will add much
TO the pleasures Of the evening The
Ladies Parish association arc doing NIL IN
their power 10 make this ~ifair SUCCESS.
and from present Indications they viii
succeed. Trains leave Houston at 4 p. m;
returning leave La Porte at 10 p. m.
On last TUESDAY night at the shearn
church Miss Carrie Eyallne Turner. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Turner, and Mr.
John H. Ogden were united In marriage,
the Rev. Seth Ward officiating. Both par
ties are well known In Houston. They will
be at home after June rs at 1ll2 Jackson
street.
On Tuesday evening, June H. at $50
O'Clock. in shcarn Methodist Episcopal
church, Miss Willie L. Todd viii be mar
red to Mr.. James b. Mcleod. The young
lady is niece OF MIR. and Mrs. 4. ".
Archer The gentleman Is a young drug
gist OF Kingston. Ontario. No cards.
Mrs. NJ. L. Robbins entertained the
Main Street Euchre club last Wednesday
at The residence OF Mrs. Barrett and II
goes without SAYING that the afternoon was
delIshtfuily spart. as Mrs Robbins repu-
tatlon as a charming hostess Is well
known. Dainty refreshments were served.
adding much to the pleasure OF the parry.
Mr.. James A. Weir. well known young
lawyer OF this city. who recently moved
here from San Antonio. was married 10
Miss Bertha Steele Partridge Of Mobile.
Ala, at that city last Monday. They az
rived in Houston last Wednesday and WI
make their home at the Bristol.
Thursday evening pleasant surprise
party was given to Robert Schneider. WAC
has returned from college to spend his va
cotton with his parents. About thiity
were present and spent the evening play