The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

,Jubilate, 20 Be joyful IN ~. 49,
! TX Woodward). 'he horu,
gum ha'niui' ,kex Re
ro rdds,n.eni. They Have Taken Away NJ
i-2ru, John b. stainer). :"
ovo s'ss, Lord, Have Mercy Upon U.s.,
s Gloria tibl, GLORY BE TO Thee q "a
ssarsum corda; Lift Up Your Hearts So :"
pp" .''n, HOLY, Holy, Holy"
bcnedictis, Blessed is He,
1gnns Del. 20 Lamb of Cod
n,oria In Excelsis, GLORY Ne - ~, \
High. old chant. 10 uon OF
tory 'iiie Is GER Vic.
,,. ne choir OF the Church OF the A,n,.
etauon VIII give the following sainn,ie,,,
~ rlgn mass this morning. SNs'su'
hyrie. tGuilmant).
Gloria, tGuilmnnD
Credo. Schubert
se ay Regina caeli." twiesara,
ssnotus. tGullmanO ssanul'
nsnedictus. tSohubert,
asnus Rel, (GuilmanD
sung. iremnit' will be
:, ~, Inc choir Of the Sacred Hear, ohr...
ss ,m eng lie Jeal's fourth mass and WI
The following special mus,c,, .a,..
are to be rendered at the Pre- Se.scuons
terrain church today: fresoy-
az me morning service.
iiaIh, hafk, My Soul" tduet for "a.
prano and baritone-Harrv powa
,Snehey '.... Miss Annie Reel ana
.,o Mr. S. A. Kincaide. ''e' anu
IN, Heart Bowed Down. Arise L.
prano solo-Martin Roeder.
-. -, - ''......... Mrs, Il, A. Peden
Iact,on we evening service appropriate ss.
o,ar Vns VIII De rendered by the ArIon
Inc wedding OF Miss Elizabetb D,r,.
jenkins and Mr.. Albert Kinca;d TEL.
VIII take place at the residence ~ Nil.
jenkins sister, Mrs. John r. Rradv ~
the 18th of this month at 4 o,cloo,, J..
cue sn s,, afternoon. The wedding will neces.
ona De a very quiet one, as the bride
motbar 81, are IN mourning for their
lnother' but It is no less Interesting n sal
oiety rolk for all that. for 1t is thai Of tuo
Pcople prominent, not only from that 90,
eial STANDING, but from their own nttrsc.
i've personalities. Miss Jenkins cones =,
one OF old Maryland's historic families
q is Connected with many others of Mary.
ianu oest-notably the Plowdens and
1avises. her father Judge George Pillow.
den Jenkins, was surrogate Judge nearly
forty years of his life, which was ended
as was that of his wife, at the old home in
southern Maryland, that has been in tho
FAMILY for century. Miss jenkins has
made her home with her sister Mrs
Brady. In Houston for several years past
ana these two women have by their sweet
ness and gentleness and dignity made
themselves warm, good places in the
hearts OF their Houston associates. Captain
Taylor is too well known to need any word
Of mine, and it is enough to say that there
are few men more liked and respected
than he is today in our city.
~
The wedding of Miss Blanche Settegast
and Mr.. Gustave Dreyling, Jr, Will take
place in the First Presbyterian church at
5:45 p. m. of the 18th of this month. The
bride is the daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs, w. j. Settegast and the niece OF Mr.
J. J. Set.egast, Sr., and one of large and
influential family that has formed an in
egral part Of Houston for many years.
growing steadily in wealth, size and in
iuence, The wedding will be very quiet
,hurch wedding, to which no invitations
will be issued.
~
The Mansfield Dramatic club is arrang-
ing to give a very charming reception
Tuesday to Eugene Blair, who takes the
eading role in "a Lady of Quality" which
Will hold the boards" of the opera house
Tuesday and Wednesday. Eugene Blair is
IN old friend and schoolmate of Mrs. John
I. Lockman, one of the shining lights of
he club, which will make the affair OF /
greater interest to the talented woman
who is to be the guest of honor. The recep-
ion will be given at the home of Mrs |
Nm. Christian. who, with Mrs. Lockman
md Miss Hite, make the committee in I
harge. Mrs Christian has the house, Mrs. |
4ockman the entertainment and Miss Hite |
he refreshments to look after With such I
N efficient team most pleasurable re-
ult is expected
~
The Merry Wives club met Friday even
ng at the residence of Mrs. j. p. GAL
'raith with Mrs George Hunter as hos
ess. 1t was one of the evenings when the
husbands are permitted to share the
leasure of the games played and con
equently more than usually agreeable.
ifs. Hunters guests, outside the club,
we're Dr. and Mrs. Holland, Mr.. and Mrs,
v. l., Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. C. j. Grady, I
ar John McClelland and Mr.. A. T. Rober- [
eau.
The ladies OF the First Presbyterian |
hurch gave missionary tea on the cath, |
which was made very entertaining by a .
of music and recitation and /