The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13

Houston Tho, club rooms are as hand
some as any ofaa similar character in tn
South, and everything considered, the or
ssnlaa'ion is one Of which the city ma,
we'll be proud
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. COIN will
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of thei
wedding day mt their home ON Scott stree
In Little Rock. Ark Matthias A. Cohr
was born In Hanover in 1924 and emigratec
to the United States at the age Of about
IT, settling in Cincinnati. Ohio. After mer-
T! ehapdizing until middle life in Ohio and
tennessee he moved to Arkansas, where he
studied and practiced law. He was mem
Der OF the Arkansas legislature, and became
one OF the trustees of the Fayetteville State
college, and always took deep interest IN
euucauonai matters in that State. His
ioihe is IN Little Rock. where he has re-
sided for thirty years. In ls4S he was
married 70 Theresa Kobnor, native OF
ouense' denmark and very accomplished
woman. The couple have eight children
and ten grandchildren.
MT. and Mrs Cohn are the parents OF
MRS q. Raphael and Mr.. A. h. Cohn Of
| inns city. and Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael MIR.
conn, Mr.. Louis n. Raphael, and Miss
juliet Cohn Raphael left yesterday for
i-i,tie ROCK TO attend the golden wedding
The handsome Main street residence NJ
AIR and Mrs. Frank Cargin was the scene
OF another pretty "at home' Wednesday af-
.e'hoon' the affair being given by Mrs.
oarsill ior her daughter, Mrs Ennis Car
sui nee Miss Ruby Garnett. Tha snacio,s
IN fgI ,I ,,,t.t
anu Gala lilies, while the beauty of the
sseohu parior Was enhanced by tho use az
marie Henriette and Duchess do prahant
roses. the effect OF the whole heing vsr,
charming and artistic. 80
Musie was furnished by the symphony
piano ana ices were served during the AZ
ternoon. Mrs. Emnis Careill was cownaa
IN her wedding dress and Miss t,nrriIl Who
acted as maid OF honor at the cere,nonv
occasion on tna'
large number OF guests were enter-
famed and Mrs, Cargill proved ia he inst
as vsat'ning IN tho capacity of hostess as
.ouiu pe desired. She made many frIands
by her pleasing personality during har v,s,s |
10 ner uncle, Major NJ. w. Garrett In
inns city, last summer MI of whor, ~
more than glad that she Il IA rasiaa ~ /
houston IN the future. thus enabling tbem !,
" renew their acquaintance with her.
Inc Friday night hop at Bryan Hail was |
wen attended and the usual good time WINS
mad Those present we're: Miss Marpare,
Waties, Miss HILL Miss Mary Hammond |
Miss Lizzie Stevens, Miss Clara naurb
MISS Martha Shelby. Miss chaillie Jo.s,
Mise Mamie Bolts, Mrs. j. r.. Watiss
MISS Reece OF Quintana, Miss COY or QUIZ
ana MISS Bessie Scharp, Miss BESSIE Mi
,,i or san Antonio. Miss Laura Franklln
MISS Jennie Davis. Miss JENNA tiaa,
Messrs George Kidd, Charles Nj Arrhar
srown Ro,ts. Hill Freeman. plrt Evar,s
'ohn burroughs. John Davis. Jot srarrora
Z Columbus, John Waties. Aldridrs K'ds
suiiam bass, j. l.. Hudson. Zoe n
eagle VIII Woods. Curtis Quarles' Jessia
,ipert, VIII Robb, Glen De Lacy. Thos
>. Ioiman, David Baker. Tom Rats
,,eorge Thomas Julian Wright Pirhans
rankin. Chester Bryan.
Speclal arrangements are being maaa s,~
pc ne next hop. at which some new featurss
'ili be arranged ~" tsa'urSs
Vircie No. OF the Ladies' Auxiliary n,
e young Mems Christian Association viii
I've 4 reception at the ASSOCIATIONS mar
'is wednesday afternoon. Tho followins
'o'es VIII receive; Mrs. L. s. Fsvcsts