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

toast responses given, the party spread
itself over the place. some to the bowling
alley to show their skill in that popular
game, and some to the pavilion, where
GOOD music lent speed TO the flying feet as
they passed In graceful motion over the
smooth floor. A truly delightful evening
was scent The crowd was in perfect
numor the night was fine and the company
composed OF congenial friends. Among
them were Rabbi and Mrs Jacob voor-
SANGER. Rev. and Mrs. J. Lazarus. Mr. and
MRS. L. NJ. Rich, Mr. and Mrs. II Prince,
Mr, NJ Raphael. Miss Julia Raphael. DR..
ana Mrs j. H. Sampson, Mrs. |. G. Ger
son. Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ. Rosenfeld. Mr..
~ pannenbaum, Miss Dannenbaum. Or,
ana Mrs. ]. clarendon. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lipper. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Edeli MIR. and
Mrs. NJ Rosenaeld. Mr.. and Mrs. |. wag-
ner Mr., Ed Kiam. Miss Della Klam, Miss
Evelyn Levy OF Galveston, Miss Marion
Ettleson Of Waco, Miss Moke OF San An
! tonic Mr.. l. Keller. Miss Sarah Feist OF
Galveston, Miss Esther Half. Miss Ma
nile Abersohn. Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Rosen-
neid, Miss Cora Shoenmann. Mr.. Schintzer,
Mr.. s. G. Raphael, Mr.. Charles Wolfe. Mr..
ana Mrs. NJ Greenberg, MIR. b. Greenberg,
Mr. and Mrs. l. Burghem Mr.. and Mrs
n. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. II. Brown. Mir.
and Mrs. S. /. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. We'll. Mr.. Jonas
Ley, Mr.. Charles Wolfe, Mr. B. Mosko-
witz Miss Beatrice Moskowitz Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Taub. Mr.. and Mrs L. Bnlitz,
MI and Mrs. Ascher. Mr. L. Sanders and
Mr.. Sig Levy.
Mrs. l.. NJ Rich was at home on Monday
evening to her friends and those of her
guests, Rabbi and Mrs. voorsanger of San
francisco, to whom so many courtesles
have been shown by the people of their
old home DR.. Voorsanger says that there
is hidden truth In the saying that once
you drink of the bayou water you will
ever thereafter be drawn back to Houston
for although Mr.. and Mrs. Voorsanger love
their home at the Golden Gate OF the Pa
cihc still they feel irresstibly drawn bach
, to Houston from time to time as the years
: roll by. That the glorious climate" and
the picturesque scenery OF California car
never make them forget the warm hearts
r OF their Texan friends. nor cease to long
2 for the sweet balmy summer nights thai
I are one of Texas greatest charms.
Mrs. Rich took delight in opening hel
' home for the pleasure of her guests ant
greeted their friends with warmest well
come, refreshing them also with cool frui
lemonade and dainty ices. In this pleas
e ing service she was assisted by Mrs. A
tine, Mrs c. D. Wolf and Mrs S. B
= Well
Houston has had so many weddings
. lately that they seem almost to have be.
> come epidemic, and now comes the Rose
:, Wedding that will take place on Mr.
!, Gibbons lawn next Friday evening a
: $50. The preparations for the ceremon.
a have been very elaborate. and it will BIZ
!, d very swell affair, with sixteen brides
& maids, sixteen groomsmen. maid of honor
a train besrer-and presumably bride anC
= groom. The ceremony will be entirel!
!, new, and as there has been no copyrigh
. II may be initiated. AS wedding part!
is usually late, the guests will be enter
tanned while waiting for them by the fol
- lowing programme;
=. Banjo solo,. Mr.. Henry Hal
u Reading .....,......... Mrs. JEFF Gibbon
, Voca! solo ............. Mrs. John Make.
Selecllon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr.. Iilf0ri
u Negro melodies. Mrs. John r. Lockmai
q AS there are always rehearsals for
J. wedding, the groomsmen. bridesmaids and
above all, bride and groom. with thel
q other attendants, are especially requisite
81 to meet in the chapel of the First Presby
d terrain church at $50 Monday evening.
p There was jolly party chaperoned b.
.. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Henke and Mr.. an
-, Mrs. H. H. Dickson Thursday evening
= They went by train and by private We
,a hicles to Angerhoeffers, bowled an
On danced and ate supper and generally had
lovely time. 1t was gotten up as an espe
ol cial complicent to Miss Plunkett and Mis-
us Downs. both of Waco who are visiting !
he the city and who seem to have capture
of the young folk of Houston most complete
to ly. Besides the chaperones and the tw
re guests OF honor there were present Mis-
a Henke, Miss Kennard Misses Frances an
IS, Edythe Giraud Miss Efie Jones, Mis-
Mt Johns, Miss Delgado, Miss Forbes Mis-
ng knight and Messrs. John F. Dickson, Jr
nd Theo. Heyck. George Kidd, Jr,, Franz
,of Jones, w B. Fraser, Richard Giraud
e. Norman Kittrell, Jr., w. C, Conner, Jr
OF Odin Kendall, Wilson, Brown Bolts Abrs
ng hams, Enders Huey, c. J. Crane. Jr.,, an
We DR.. Allen Kyle
lr.
The little people at the Auditorium
I'm Carter de Haven and Bonnie MAZE, VII
have been giving so much pleasure to II
an patrons of the play at the Auditorium, ne
Ir. reception after the matinees OF Wedne
Is. day and Saturday. much to the delight
49, the children of Houston. who fockC
ns
- miration But these two little wonde
=, were lust as much at home in receivr
"a their callers, who came up to the stat
a to be presented, as they were in the nun
=. erous characters which they perscnate
=. the stage Master de Haven is simply pc
feet in his manner and Bonnie MAZE
~ bright blue eyes and sweet childish d
% nleanor were quite as attractive TIT
iss have taken the hearts OF Houston by stor
ISIS and old theater- goers as we'll as 5ouI
&C. children are both counted among the
- admirers.
fde Mr.. and Mrs, Marcellus e. Foster chal
I'd, eroned sailing party at La Porte Fridt
an, evening, having gone down by the afte
an noon excursion train for that point on ii
o. Bay shore. The sail was gotten up as
~ compliment to Miss Josephine Mitchell
w, Fayette, Mo-, who is visiting Miss HEM
r. Price, and on the boat were Mr. and Nj
en- Foster Miss Mitchell, Misses Cora al
VI Stella Root Miss Drouet Of Galyesto
NJ Miss Katherine Browne, Miss Price, Nj
ou' Miss Kate Morris, Miss Kennard, Nj
"" Roberts, Miss Aline Knight and Messl
OK Homer Mitchell. Abbott Cockrell, H. ]
uls Lea, Frank Jones Louis Bryan. w.
rge Conner, Jr Frank Williams, @. +. AS
TT and S. T. Noyes
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