The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
CITY DnEvrTIEs.

All members OF the Houston Frohstnn and
Swiss society will meet at the hall at p. IN.
today.
Mr.. Horace Nelson and Mrs. Lucille Harris
Reaper were united ia marriage In Galveston
on Wednesday, juno ii.
Next Sunday there will be a grand barbecue
at Newman q park. given by the Bray's Bayou
Harmony club, with pigeon and rife shooting,
concert and dancing.
Council No 49, Order Of Pendo, will elect
and install officers at the meeting Thursday
night. June p. In Pythian hall. There Will
also be some limitations.
Rev VIM, Hayne Leaveli, D. D., pastor Of
to the city aud will be ia his pulpit today.
preaching morning and night
An ice cream festival VIII be given by the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Second Baptist
church on the lawn corner OF Hardy ana
The ladies of the Third Baptist church viii
give an ice cream supper aud lawn party NJ
the residence OF Mr.. G. w Daughdrill, ~
Young avenue, Tuesday evening. June 70.
Mrs, E. A. Cameron announces the mar
rage o: her daughter Ewing Lynn Gregory,
to Mr. Clayton Davis Plttnnn, wednesday,
June p, at $3.50 p. m. at shearn Methodist
church.
The Lords Cycle club smoker takes place
tonight, and the boys expect jolly time OF II.
All members OF the club are expected to be
present. and arrangements have been made
accordingly.
The railroads lave arranged TO run special
low rate excursions on July from Galveston,
san Antonio. Austin Shreveport, Victoria and
Intermediate points to The Battle OF Ma
ria" as will ne shown at Magnolia park.
MIR. and Mrs j. G Super have issued cards
announcing the marriage Of their daughter.
LYDIA Loena. 10 MIR. " Beverly Turner. The
wedding will take place Wednesday evening.
June IS. at $50 o'clock, at 2io4 Capitol ave-
/ uue.
! Mr. T. J. Collins left at the Business League
rGf. farfas hanf AL hmm nj
! peaches They attracted considerable atten-
| ton and were much admired, and no finer
samples can be shown by any section Of the
/ country.
Dick bowling camp. U. C. ", Will hold a
meeting this afternoon at o'clock at the hal
( IT, the market house. The question OF a monu.
nent TO the heroes Of Sabine Pass will be
brought up and a large attendance OF mem
/ bers is desired.
/ l. o. o, f. memorial services will be held al
/ the First Baptist church tonight, Rev L. d
LGmkin Will deliver the address and the Ariol
Ouartette will conduct song service. Member,
OF local lodges and visiting odd Fellows viii
attend in body
The police commission consisting OF Alder
men Dickson Rosenthal. Robinson ant
Heinze met Yesterday morning 10 conside
ing Mail Carrier Msher but the investigation
was continued until Wednesday morning at l
O'Clock.
The Red Men OF Houston have worked u
big interest In their coming Fourth OF Jul.
picnic, and there is a movement on foot y
still further popuarize 1t by having II at For
est park instead Of at San Jacinto park. IL
Is not too late to make the change.
The employees OF the Houston and Teva
Central Railway company had their annua
rlcnc at La Forte yesterday. 1t was one
tho largest attended outings OF the season
so largely attended, in fact that the sale Q
tickets was refused and people We're turne
away from the depot. unable to secure &C
commodatlon on the trains.
The revival being conducted by John L. An
drews on Common street. near Waveriy,
arousins a great deal Of interest. The audi
cnces are steadily increasing and every on
seems to be enjoying Mr. Andrews practice
preaching special service will be held ia
the children this afternoon at $3.50 oclocl
For the convenience Of the audience touigh
the baptistry has been moved out into III
open air, where every ono can see from III
! seats, Song service begins at $50 and preacl
ing al S p, N. All are invited