The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-23

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sister OF the bride. viii leave tomorrow
night for New Orleans and viii rcrs;r I
over for the wedding.
The wedding of Miss Effie Frost daush.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Frost. and Mr.
X. Milan Caldwell will take place az
shcarn Methodist church next Wednesday
a, $40 p. m. No cards Mr.. ]. NJ. Froa,
Is one OF many who have come 20 Houston
within the past two years to enjoy a COM
Portable fortune mas in the ranehlns.
business. and Mir. Caldwell is the grand
son OF the frst 7, w. House. the founder
OF Houses bank. and therefore ono az
large and influential family connection.
Mr. J. B. Simpson announces the mar
mage of his ward, Miss Helene NJ. Ada
NIFTY, 10 MIR. J, l.. Paschal. to take placo
wednesday. evening al $3.50 o'clock, at ST.
Patrick's church.
The wedding Of Miss Clara Brady
Hauptnian. and Mr.. Frank H. Hurley win
take place, as announced last Sunday.
Wednesday at half past seven in Shsarn
Methodist church. No cards.
~
MIS- j. G Hutchinson is ono OF those
leaders that are born, not made. and when
sne thinks of plan and adopts II. that
plan is carried out with such gcneralship
as might do credit to an officer In the aeld
OF battle. On Friday, while the voice of
Hon. J. W. Bailey yet ylbrated on through
the Auditorium and the hearts of his hear
ers were still beating in response TO his
eloquent peroration, Mrs. Hutchinson de-
termined that her friends should see some
thing Of him in social way. So before
she left the hall she asked several OF her
friends TO call on him that evening al ner
house, and on reaching home called IN all
she could get by telephone, with the result
that there was gathered together quite a
goodly assembage Of representative people
Of Houston to meet Mr. Bailey Hon.
Thomas IL. Ball Hon. S. b. Cooper. al OF
whom are men whom Texans delight TO
honor. Houstonians are especially delight
ed 10 show Mr., Ball every courtesy for his
untiring devotion to their oity's interests
The Hutchespn homo was ablaze with
light and echoed 10 the hum OF voices as
the people came and went There were
no decorations except the heaps OF iiowers
that had been presented to MIR. Bailey after
his address in the afternoon Noticeable
among them was a horse shoe in red and
white roses sent TO him by the San Jacinto
chapter OF the Daughters of the Texas Re-
public.
Captain Hutchinson was. as usual, es-
pecially happy in his position Of >hoSt. and
the presence of their daughters. Mrs, Louis
Dabney of Dallas and Mrs. Eiuard Muegge
Of Cuero, and their son. Mr.. j. G. Huch-
eson, Jr., made the entertainment OF their
guests very easy and delightful matter
Mrs Hutcheson was further assisted ~
her niece, Mrs Willie Hutchinson. and her
brother-in- law. Mr.. Sinclair raliaferro.
The guests received were Mr.. and Mrs
Presley X Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. Fl. W
Garrow. Or. and Mrs J w. Scott, MI ana
Mrs Everett McAshan, Or. and Mrs. Mul-
len, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Myer, Mi and
Mrs, Berry Ward Camp, Mr., aud Mrs j.
A. Huston Mr., and Mrs. j. NJ. Dorrance,
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Timpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Heyer Mrs Thomas Franklin, Mrs.
Fort Smith, Mrs. o. c. Drew Mrs Alfred
Drew, Mrs, w. G. Crane Mrs. NJ H. Fos
ter, Mrs. eBttie Bryan. Miss Howard.
Miss Kirkland. Miss Dillingham;, Miss
1 Franklin, MIR. ". D. Cleveland, DR. r. W.
\ Knox Mr.. Howard f, smith. Mr., W. V r..
/ Watson Mr.. w. r. Robertson, Mr.. Charles
/ J. Crane, Jr., and Colonel Hadley Frank
/ lin.
| Misses Tina and Alma CleYeiand sent
! out daintiest OF missives. each bearing a
roa rose and bidding tho reciplent thereof
,,.,,a a,t.,., ,,.t,h th.,,, ca.
/ 20 spenu pi'uss 'i..' ~.
a farewell to Miss Mary Read whose de-
parlure for the North had been announced.
nv roy,,lt was a cbarmjre- crowd Of young
giris getbered toeether in Mrs. Cleve-
lands lovely parlors. and merry time
nassad In enite Of Tho shadow cast by tho
p ''as do,ortura ~ The euest of honor.
Ennh ''S s,,Sst was given the halt Of a card,
la ,,itb rihb9n whose lor was The
cl.,, ~ .ba other balf and. on these cards
,,,era cor,n,onds IN recifa to sing or other
~, - o,,tartsin mo cn,nnany For example
NJ Me- power and Miss Ef6o lone
ran,i,,aa tbe;,. orders IN give a rpeitatiou.
- ,ho, stood nm Miss lanes with her
S,rdl toided bsbind nor and lust bach
&c har ME- porto,, with extended arms
W. V, nul 10 csst,,res Cor = touching re-
at,ai ,,i,.an Nv NIss limos NJ mat wei
,,,o,,,n ron,, where Inc virtues of Mary.
Iittie lsmh arc so tenderly described
Miss Bolts ana Miss Mary waldo were q, t9 81,
to keep qn,e'a .asn Nj Nj " Tr,rti NM /,
io o"n n NE Miss sfella carr and Mis-.
Alma Cleveland sang in pursuance Of or
ders and Misses Frances and Elyth Girau1
CbfNCu the command W blNt piVbaiiN ~