The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

visit OF the native blacks and pigmies.
| The wild man OF Borneo has been dining
+ on snakes for the past week. 10 put new
/ touches TO the serpentine dance. The ma
rine drill Is feature that will interest
everyone. The specialtIes will be UNI
| euualIed. The famous Arion Quartette vii,
| render the latest military songs The cake
walk and reception will introduce some OF
| tho SWEETEST society makcups. costumes and
| graceful promenades. Several large parties
| have been made up by the ladies and many
| will turn out to help the boys.
three minute car service will be pro-
| vided for the public. The entertainment
will take place at the Auditorium. Curtain
! rises nj $50.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday the MEM
berg Of the Art Study club will give an ex-
hbition OF studies in water color. oils,
charcoal. pen aud ink and pencil. and invite
their friends and all persons interested in
art student work. The exhibition will in
clrde studies Of caste drawing, still life
anf flowers, ami will prove interesting to
these who appreciate what 1t means To
study art in a serious way
AZ the same time Mrs. II. Richardson
Cherry will show her most recent work. q
three -quarter-length portrait in oil. of d.
Leavell, and some water color sketches
leans.
The exhibition will be free 10 the public
aud held in the Mason block, corner OF
Rusk and Main streets.
Society Is on the q,Ii vive for the coming
event In the way of a moonlight picnic
TO be given at La Porte under the aus
pieces of the Ladies' Parish Association on
Wednesday. June 70. The train will leave
! Houston ut D. m. and returning leave La
| Porte at 10 p. m. Already parties are be-
Ing made up to enjoy the recreation and the
| young people are planning to fill coach
or two, leaving only room for their chap
erones. The Train will be made I'D OF
| tWeivc coaches and there Will be comfort
| able room for every one az the usual ey-
| cuisl0n rates for the round trip. Ladies
| VIII serve ice cream aud cake. coffee and
not waifles, Ice tea and ice lemonade on
the grounds at city prices
! The Houston Turnveren will give their
| second summer night concert tomorrow
CMonday) night, instead o, Tuesday, with
the following programme by Herbs Leht
Guard band:
| March lei Captain" .. Sons,
selection. "C.iyeite". .Andrau
! waltz, Wedding Chimes Wiogand
| Medley, German Comic Opera KcseeIs
| 'Piokaninny Shuttle" ........... BRYANT
Medley Overture, Pebbles .... Bother
Aylophone Solo, II Am Here" .... Brooks
| Mr. John Neuman
| Overture, Light Cavalry" Slpnc
| eaprlee' u Ingerihe' ..........L. Arditte
Selection, "Cavaleria Rustlcana"
- .'.'.... ........ ............ Mascagnf
The Star Spangled Banner" ....Key
MI and Mrs. Mettenhemer gave de-
lighttul wheel ride to party of their
friends last Tuesday night After a most
enjoyable ride to Harrisburg they returned
to the pretty little home Of Mrs. Metten-
heimer. on Walker avenue where they par
| took Of most appetZng refreshments be-
sides the host and hostess the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramakers, Mr. and Mrs
| Holmes, MIR. and Mrs. Keyworth Miss
Annie Mckeevor aud Mr. George Torrey.
Miss Ford and M. Arthur Vaughn. Miss
| Metienheimer and Mr. Charles Boring. Miss
Garvey and Mr.. swearngen. Miss Bessie
| Clements and Mr.. George Vaughn
Miss Miller and Mrs. Morey closed their
kindergarten and primary school Friday
morning with delightful programme and
the little ones very pleasantly entertained
an aDpreclative audience. The childrens
| bewitching manner as they sang charmed
the delighted guests and they we're heartily
applauded They recited in a sweet, nat
ural way that was very winning. The
sweetest music of all, however was the
ringing laughter OF the happy children as
they enjoyed the soap bubble party, which
closed the Mornings exercises.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Collins
in the Fair Grounds addition was the scene
OF a merry gathering Of young people last
| Tuesday night, the occasion being party
given in honor Of the seventeenth birth
| day OF their son. George, Dancing and
! games were INDUCED in. but the feature of
| the evening was flag raising. The party
was all called out ON the lawn to assist
| in raising old Glory and much patriotism
was shown By the young folks. After this
they were invited to the dining room
| where most sumptuous repast was en-
! joyed.
The Shakespeare club held It's last meet
lag OF the session yesterday IN Mrs RAJ
phael's lawn, a NEST enjoyable programme
being carried out In answer to rell ell
eaci, member gave her idea as to the mean
ms of the play studied this year "Hamle.."
I"othollo" Was s.iecte,. as the study f.,
! ~ 80 sNNsiSiif Nv AuttNdl summer CIRCULAR
letter was eleo discussed and It's route de-
ternlned' The club win resume study on
the first Thursday in October
wedding about which much interest "a
! The lady members of the First Baptist
church whose names begin with the letter
! & VIII give sneiable in the lecture room
OF the church next Tuesday right An en-
tertaining programme has been arranged
for aud delightful refreshments will b..
served making pleasant evenlag for all
who attend, The la6its hope to have The
room crowded especially with The meun !.
bers of the church and congregation.
centerei Is that OF Miss Melayne Bins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Din9. to
Mr., J. j. ssttesast Jr., 10 take place on
Monday evening. June 20. at $50 o'clock at
Church Of the AnnuncatIon. After the
ceremony reception will be held from o
to II at the residence OF the brides father
Beth parties are popular and well known In
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