The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12

Church Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock,
by Rev n. d. AYES. II was sweet,
quiet wedding with only the families OF
the bride and groom and few friends 10
| very handsome In tailor-made gown OF
pastel blue Venetian cloth with a hat OF
castor brown felt, trimmed with velvet
of deeper shade. Mr.. John Steele and
Mr. Arthur John, brother and cousin
OF the groom. acted as ushers and
stood at the altar with the bride and
groom when they gave and pllghted their
troth. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Steele went to San Antonio 10 attend the
fair and TO visit the historic scenes In and
about the Alamo City. and returning Sat-
uriay. are at home with Mrs NJ. r. Camp.
bell, the brides grandmother. at 1909
Rusk avenue.
AT the performance OF Roland Reed
and company Friday nigh, was a theater
party given by Mrs H. Blucstein, COM
plimentary to the young ladies' visiting
Miss Kate Flaxman. who came for the
Jewish society ball Thursday. The party
was chuperoned by Mrs Dan Weiss OF
Waldo and was composed Of Miss Kate
Flaxnan and the visitors. Miss Lille So
linsky, Miss Cipora Soiinsky, Miss Dora
Hecht and Miss Ada Feinberg and Messrs
Edmond Brown, Tom Fisxman and Sam
Flaxman. After the play the party was
entertained at the FiaSman home.
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The Turnvereln will not give their usual
Friday evening entertainment this week
as they had promised their hall to tho
Faith Home association for their flower
show but on the next Friday the cath
the Verein will give another OF their con
corts that have been kept up to such O
high standard that they have become :,
very charming feature of Houston's social
life.
The z, z. club will meet Friday night
at Bryan hail to perfect organization for
the season. At this meeting officers will !
he elected and the date for opening ger
man decided upon. All members are ex-
pected to be present and will be sent Of
fetal notification tomorrow, The hour
for the meeting is s o'clock.
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Misses Milly and Resale Dumble and |
Mary Calder OF Houston, Miss Annie Gray
of Harrisburg and Mrs. S. c. Chapman of |
Cuero were all elected members of the
San Jacinto chapter Daughters of the
Republic of Texas, at their last meeting.
They were gladly and cordially welcomed
into the faithful little band of patriotic
women.
The next OF the Young Mems Christian
Association series of entertainments Will
be the concert by the John Thomas Con-
cert company on the 2lst. This company
comes with the highest press encomums
and this concert, TO be given at Turner
hall, will give Houstonians an oppor-
nf md Ind
themselves
Mrs. seabrook Sydnor regent for Hous-
ton for the Daughters of the American
Revolution has called a meeting for Tues
day morning at the Capitol hotel parlors
at 10 o'clock. All who have qualified
for membership are requested to be pres
ent. as the first chapter for Houston Is
TO be organized and officers elected.
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The Shearn Church Epworth League will
give a concert on the oath at which they
will be assisted by some of the best artists /
of Houston These concerts are entirely
complimentary and the friends of thu /
league are cordially invited to enjoy with
them the good music that is TO be given.
Mrs. f. n. Gray and Mrs. Bertram Her.
ring will have IAN Evening with Poets and
Pretty Girls" on Tuesday the 2lst OF this
month, complimentary TO Miss Leila Jack
son of Mexia and Miss Ella Cage,
Invitations are ont to the wedding of
Miss May Alma Noble. daughter OF Mrs.
Molle E. Noble. to Mr. Charles j. pey-
ton, at Christ church Wednesday. the 18th
at 1880 p. m.
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The Parish association of Christ church ,
will give a reception in the parish house
Tuesday afternoon from TO o'clock.
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Mrs. Brewster, Mrs f. n. Gray ana Mrs.
Bertram Herring are at homo on Friday,
l0i Milan street.
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The choir chapter of Christ church will
give the choir supper on Tuesday, No
vember FL
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