The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28

ioI tue ceremony. Inc NeTNnud is dlItdh1
In state Of preparation, lines OF electric
wire placed and arches over the tables
which are to be laid around the angle OF
the yeranda. just 81 the angle the bride
table, in the shape OF horseshoe will
have wedding bell OF electric liGh.s
above It. There will be $50 lights in all
on the gallery. and the other decoraNons,
which have been placed in tho hands Of
Mrs. Annie Sydnoi and Miss Lille Nuss-
baum, are to be In keeping. The parents
n OF the bridegroom. Dr.. and Mrs. S. Ba-
ruch. Will accompany him from New York
TO be present at the wedding, and among
other outside guests Mr. and Mrs B.
Adoue and Mr. Leon Blum OF Galveston
will come up for the occasion. The cerc-
mony Will take place at p. m. Thursday.
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Mr. Maurice Wolf OF class 80 entertained
his classmates and friends at the home of
his grandfather, Mr. Jacob Levy. on Travis
and Walker. The house was beautifully
decorated in red and white. the class col
ors. Among the several responses 10
toasts during the serving OF the lefresh-
ments was one BY Mr.. Leo Sam. in wb3h
he said that the class had known and ap-
preciated Mr.. Wolf as scholar and class.
mate. but never before as host, in which
capacity he eXCeiled. Mr.. Wolf In re-
spending said that he was glad that Inc
class appreciated his efforts. but most OF
the credit was due his grandp 'ents and
the young ladies who had kindly assisted
him. among whom were the MisJes Esther
Half, Cora Schoenmann. Thre5a Roos ana
Mrs. N. Alltmont. Prof. CARRIER acted AS
master of ceremonies.
After the refreshments were served
dancing was resumed and continued uf-
til late hour.
Miss Nancy Davidson who came up from
Galveston to attend the picnic given BY
Mr.. and Mrs Meldrum Monday, was per-
suaded to stay over Tuesday with Miss
J Belle Dickson, who promptly let her
irlends-at least all she could reach 10y
telephone-know of her good fortune. and
SO gathered them together in the brightest
end pleasentest way in spite of regular
oid houston downpour of rain. The hand
some rooms of the Dickson home were
, / He'd with bright Grove OF young lols.
and their walls rang with the merrment
OF laughter and the echo Of music. Mrs
DlcFeon was, OF course, equal to the oc-
casion In the matter of refreshments. anil
, very delightful evening spent-all for
, the sake Of a honny face which is always
welcomed TO Houston very ally.
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Robert e. Lee chapter, United Daugh-
ters of the confederacy, will celebrate the
birthday of Hon. Jefferson Davis next
Saturday by a social meeting OF their or
a ganization,. at which the following pro-
a gramme will form the principal feature:
I ADDRESS ....,.........Hon. John Stewart
vocal SOLO ''...'.......... MISS Timmins
reading Presley X. Ewing
r Vocal solo .......,,.,...M Miss Buckingham
t The meeting by courtesy Of Rev. H. d.
S AYES, will be held in the parish house of
, Christ church, from TO D. m. and each
mpmbpr of the chlntnr haa bn
= Of inviting a guest II will be simply a
family gathering for the purpose OF keep
r ing green the memory of the great states
S man and scholar whose birth occurred on
f that date, the Sd of June
Mr.. and Mrs. H H. Dickson and Mr. and
Mrs Norman Medium chaperoned an
other wheeling parsy. TO Anserhoffers
y Wednesday evening thereby enabling the
young folk of the party to have "A good
time and incidentally enjoying themselves
! somewhat as they well deserve to. Tie
party, beside the above mentioned chaper-
. ones, was composed of Misses Dickson,
nennard. Gibbons. knight, Mamie Luh-
s oock. Frances and Edythe Giraud, Cora
> aud STEELE Root and Messrs, f c. Jones,
:, T. !. Crane. A. Vaughan, George Kidd
: /. +. Dickson, Jr,. James and r. i,
u Glraud. w. b. Frazer Odin Kendall. c. X
seaman. N. C. Kittrell Jr.. and w. II
. Curth.
A merry party of wheelers went down
!, to the San Jacinto battlefield by the tug
Eugene last Sunday, carrying their din
}, ners with them, which they enjoyed under
q the shade OF the trees that guard the
g famous spot They had carried their
, wheels with them and the spin home in
e. the afternoon was one of the pleasantest
e. features Of the day Dr. and Mrs q. l..
n Fox We're Of the party on the tug but went
on to Morgans Point where they enjoyed
the FISH dinner and salt water bathing,
ETC. that always form a part of day
at the Point The wheelers were DR.. and
Mrs. Losing Miss Pendarvis, Miss Will
liams, Miss Strickland Mr.. Ruff Mr..
n Downs Of Galveston. Mr. Dienstag and Mr.,
n Sid Mitchell
Miss NJ f. Watson gave morning
with authors" the members of her class
d reading interesting essays On the subject
; chosen This influence of such cultivated
gentlewoman as Miss Watson is bound to
/ be OF the greatest benoht to the young
, ladies' brought into daily contact with hey
, ana her earnest and thoughtfIl care owe.
{ their intellectual growth Is always clearly
. shown at these mornings that she gives
with them. Teaching them as abe does to
= look at an author from every side OF
q him, the analysis OF character aloae is
h very instructive, outside of the thoughts,
n high and noble, engendcred by their works
d y
= The officers OF the Houston and Nag
. noip Park railroad gave their .-iei is d
Q delightful outinS last Thursday atternooa,
e toking them down TO the pack at o'clock
I and having music, which of co sc meant
s dancing and all sorts OF ways TO make
= Tie tine pass pleasantly. 1nete was quite
s big crowd OF them. with Mir and Mrs.
i bert Fuller, Mr. and Mts Louis C,aig
d auu many other chaperons present, 80 the
. young folks had merry time, dancing
d way into the summer night, and thea
r having a pleasant ride home in the moon
e light afherward.
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e The wedding of Miss Alma Cleveland
and MIR. W. f. DALEY is to be one Of the
events OF the week. IL will take place at
= the home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
] W n do.