The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-25

Addie and Ella Gribble, Alice Ma Jonss
frankie Hite, Blanche Dennis. IIllab win,
me and Messrs c. e. Ashe, r, A., chad.
WICK, Bert Everts, George Gibbons Char.
ne Sriooie and Robert John.
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The entertainment given by Miss Maid,
Mcleod for the benefit OF the woman's
Relief Corps on Tuesday night at Bryan,s
hsll was decided success.
me little comediette. entitled "Aunte
u ~ was very cleverly rendered by
The following cast:
~. nralton ..........,...,.. Mr.. Prlester
Annie Grafton ............ Miss Riniav
Louise Grafton ..,....... Mise Mcr'eoS
agnes Gratton .....Miss Annie Reth Chew
MAZE Elliott .......Miss Bette Lee Smith
pspsE ''''''''...s......... Mrs. Mitchell
.u-, au '''.''................ Miss Dunn
"'ita ',.'.......... ..... Miss Rust
cinderella was presented in six acts,
ana Loves Dream" in four. Both were
beautiful and well arranged by Miss Nc
Inc cake walk was worry good as pre-
sented by Messrs. Hagar and Edel.
Little Misses Adessa and Gussie Miller
tavoree the audience with recitations
which were we'll rendered, and especially
sweet Tor such young girls. All the per-
formers did well and Miss Mcleod showed
her ability and talent In the careful train.
ing of all the amateurs.
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The pavilion at Bay Ridge was formally
orened Thursday evening with big crowd
OF visitors and about hundred Bay
Ridgians. The La Porte band very kindly
ohered their services TO play for the
and ice cream and cake were
served by the summer residents OF the
pretty little village by the sea. The open
ing was very thoroughly enjoyed, as the
night was delightfully."- cool and Bay Ridge
looked at its best in the bright moonlight.
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Two more Houston boys have brought
honors to their city. Mr. Wauroy Garrow
graduated with distinction at the Wash
ington and Lee university and Mr. Claude
Hubener has won a scholarship at Tulane
university by graduating with the highest
honors at the Boys High school in New
orleans. Houston is proud OF her boys
Wherever they go they are in the lead.
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The Mansfield club was invited by the
management of the Forest Park theater to
come in body to the Saturday evening
performance. So they met al Mrs. WIZ
liam Christians and went out early so as
to take in the park with all its late i'm
provements, then repaired to the theater
TO enjoy the thrilling situations in Don
Caesar de Bazan."
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Miss Beatrice Moskowitz entertained a
few friends Thursday evening in honor Of
Miss Camille Moke OF san Antonio Lo-
was the order of the evening,
and, OF course, refreshments very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by guests
and hostess alike.
The Rose wedding was postponed until
next Friday evening out of respect to the
memory of Mr. William Hutchison soA.of
a former pastor of the First Presbyterian
church. The bride and groom and their
attendants have had several rehearsals and
the most perfect results will follow.
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The members OF the Mansfield Dramatic
club who were TO have attended the per-
Torrance Of Don Caesar" by the Readlck
at the Forest park theater last
night, will instead see Monte Christie" at
the same place tomorrow night.
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One of tho pleasantest bowling parties
given lately at Angerhoeffers was that
given by Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Palmer
Thursday evening for the pleasure of their
daughter. Dsphon Palmer
Miss Algie Angel gave a theater party
at the Auditorium Wednesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ingham Seward for
chaperons.
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Mr.. Spencer Hutchins will give a theater
party at the Auditorium Tuesday evening.
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