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

The hall was very artistically drapel
with bunting OF National colors and Ole
Glory was in evidence on every hand. The
following is the programme as carried out
Mrs lawson. Miss Wiltschek. Miss Jourde
Miss Warner, Mrs. Richardson, Miss II.
Wiltschek.
Mezzo Soprano Solo. Happy Days. !.
........ ............ Strclezki
Miss Jourde.
Violin Obligato by Mr. SEWERS
Italian Song, "Pur Dicesti" ...........Lott
Miss X. Wiltschek.
Mezzo Soprano Solo. Angels sers-
Miss Lillian olschewskc
Violin Oblgato by Mr.. Sievcrs.
Duet emblem OF Consistency" ..Turnc1
Mrs. Lawson and Mr.. Hotchkiss.
Soprano Solo, ave Maria ........''Luzz
Miss Wlbschek.
Tenor Solo, "hh So Pure" .........floto"
MIR. Hotchkiss.
eoprano Solo, italian Walt Gong.
........ ..........., 800 '''''''i ""
Miss Oats.
contralto Solo, Dying Rose" .....Tunisor
Miss Warner.
Soprano Solo, 'sllmbor Song" .......Heimi
Mrs Lawson.
Violin OblIgcto by Mr.. SEWERS.
Soprano Solo, Good Bye ,.....'.'..'loft
MlsD Jourde.
vielIn Solo ......... ..,.......... Selected
Mr. SEWERS.
Soprano Solo. "B, Hostile Wars We
Are Opprest ...''.',....,.;''''. u"a"''
Mrs. Mcleod Smith.
Accommodate sdames Sanders AMI
Byrd.
The meeting Of San Jacinto chapter,
Daughters of the Republic of Texas, he'd
last Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Max
urwitz's. was an important and wen at
tended one, both on account of 1t being the
last meeting before tha summer vacation,
and tho annual meeting, which was post
poned from the first Thursday in May.
retrospect of the years work was made
and satisfaction expressed at the steady
growth OF the chapter ana It's work. The
enrolment OF members is now slxty-two,
nine new members having been admitted
al this meeting. The funds IN bank OF the
chapter are Ss95.9l.
An amendment to the constitution was
proposed whereby the onice OF chapter
historian Will b. created. The clever ma
terial which abounds In the chapter and
the large field open for this work make
IL very interesting office. Already one
has been found, even before the Office Is
made, who will honor 1t and San JacintO
chaoter.
The disposition OF the relics owned by
tho chapter was discussed, 1t was pro-
posed that they be given TO the TeXns
museum which occupies room set apart
for that purpose in the capitol at Austin.
The election OF officers resulted In the
unanimous recollection Of the present in
&. f,Ila
Urwltz. president, Mrs. NJ, n. Berleth,
frat vice president; Mrs. Margaret V.
Carey. second vice president; Miss Jennie
Hunter. secretary; Mrs. Charles M!lby,
treasurer.
very graceful compliment extended the
members by the president was the serving
of refreshing ices and dainty lady
fingers"
All adjourned with loving farewels and
pleasant memories OF the rast years work
and associations to meet again the first
Thursday IN October.
The Living Flags entertainment to b,
given at the pythinn Hall next Wednesday
June 8. viii lnclude nearly 200 young ladie.
ard childnln, and promises to he ono OF The
most enjoyable performances OF the year
The programme for the first night is as FOL
lows.
Opening .......... ....,......."Oh Glory
Goddess OF Liberty ...,..Mrs. George bavi
Uncle sam ...,...,. .....Jamcs snowfall
Solo, star spanGied Banner" .........
........ ......t... Miss Laura Timmiu
Chorus by The Flag,
Shield Of the United States ............
.t..,.. ,,..,.....,..By Living Figure
Recitation, The Picket Guard. ..
......., Miss Mamie Itus
StNtot,e. columbia the Gem of the Ocean
Mira. Robert Mailer. Miss Mabel Sweet, Mis-
Clara Vosburg, Miss Rhth Ankers, Mis-
Maude Rust Miss Laura rimmins.
Recitation, "Ch.ckamauga" ..........
..,,... ,...,.t..,,,..J esper Nosberj
soprano Solo, Down On the Ohio" -.
....... ..,,...... Miss Jennie Spronl
| Cubai Flag OF Young Ladies'
| Cuba IN Chains-Allss Maud Rust; Pro
tectcd by Uncle Sam and the Goddess o
| Liberty.
| Music ..."Rally Round tho flag. Boys.
Recitation, Music on the Rappahan-
mock" ...........,Mlss MAZDA MeClou,
Living Star. Dewey and Manila.
.,,..... ...... ........, Young l.adie
Recitation, "our First Salute to spain"
........ ..,......,.. Miss Maude pendl
The Texas Flag ..-,,..,By Living Figure
Solo, Dixie" -. .Miss Ida buckingham
Soprano Solo, THE Heroes OF the
Maine ...........,.Ml Miss Nonie Jone
| Living Flag, "DewCys Remnant" viii
America" sung by all tho characters.
The tableaux viii be arranged by Mis-
! buckingham, INSISTED by Mrs. t. c. Rus
and Mr. u. A. Randolph Tho admission .
| hut 25 ceuts.
| Thursday nlght tho programme Of flag
| viii be repeated aud the specialize
! changed, and dance given with music b
Prot, Moerlsin's orchestra.
At $3.50 y. m. Wednesday. Tune l. n
the Second Baptist church, the pastor
DR.. James +. Duncan officiating Mr.. II. l.
Trammell and Miss Carrie NJ. Levertor
were married. Messrs. II. l., Turner anl
w. ii. Kimmcr we're the groomsmen ant
Missvs Jennie Stake and Katie Lea Jonel
the bridesmaids, with Messrs, Sam Col.
VILE aud Frank Berry as ushers. Miss SUI.
Ivan presided at the organ. All OF the
bridal party are well known citizens o!
| Houston
| The bride WAS richly and beautifully at
| tired in cream white elk. trimmed In lib
| erty silk and laoS. She wcro pure white
rosts. grand duke jessamines. with Made,
hair ferns, She bore In her left hand al
exquisite bouquet Of the riches, flower.
heavily guarded with cream satin ribbon.
| Niles Stake, the maid of hnnor wa,