The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-09

thoroughly enjoyed IL, and felt that Mrs
Seward and Mrs. Angel were ministering
angels to thus rescue them from the dun
ness that has lain like cloud over the
city. They were Mrs. +. Il. Angel. MRS.
l. r. Seward, Mrs. II. d. Bird, Mrs. r. 5.
Elfe OF Dcaison Miss NJ. +. Clark. Mrs.
w D. Lawson, Mrs. G. G. Davis, Miss
Williamson. Miss Libbie Dunn, Miss An
CELL. Mr.. Dawson. Mr.. Dunbar. Mr.. Sew
ard, Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Angel.
On Monday evening at the residence OF
his parents, 1411 Capitol avenue. Master
Lenoard McEnnis was given a surprise
party by number OF his friends. each of
whom contributed candies, cakes. etc. TO
the delightful spread, which was psrtaken
OF by the jolly little folks between the
numerous games, cake walks, etc, which
were immensely enjoyed by the young
hos. and Doris Beall OF Galveston, LOUISE
McGee. Miriam Grnnewald Edna Petit,
Anita Haydcastle, Bessie Sinclair, Mar
saret McEnnis, Doliie Swanson, Leota
Gnenard. Ten G. Tarver. Gam Girstd
James MCGEE. omen Ewing, Bernard and
Theodore McEnpis, Abe Swanson, Frank
Bardcaste end John Sinclair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John T. L,ockman chaper-
oned a jolly party TO Angerhoeffer's Thurs
day evening. where they rolled balls down
the alley with varying success and great
deal OF fun; ate refreshments with fine
healthy appetites and had a merry ride.
home on the Homp railroad. singing as
they came with much JOY not only to
themselves but to others on the train
They In this instance means Mr.. and
Mrs. Lockman. Miss Pearl Williams. Miss
Alice Mae Jones, Miss Lila Winnie, Misses
Bessie and Emie Sharpe, Bessie Chapman,
Minnie Lockman and Messrs. Haywood
Brooks, Jesse Alberts. Hill Truman, Rus
sell Munger, Dryden Williams, George Glib
bons and Levison Clarkson.
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The wedding of Miss Emma Heyne
daughter of Mr. and Mrs c. G. Heyne, and
Mr.. William w. Cockrel! took place at
Sbearn Methodist church Monday evening
at o'clock, Rev. Seth Ward officiating.
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A pleasant feature of the excursion to
La Porte Friday evening was a sailing
party chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs, Mar
cellus Foster. They had the Xantho and
we're taken far from the madding crowd"
of mosquitoes out on the water in most
delightful way. The party was composed
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Foster, Miss Ella Smith,
Miss Bryan Miss Fife Jones, Miss Mar
cita Delgc.do and Messhs Spencer Hutch
ms, Abbott Cockrell, w. A. Wood and r.
z. George.
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The marriage of Miss Sara Rosenfleld to
Mr. Abbey Strause of st. Louis viii take
place at Hotel Bristol on the 18th instant,
at 80 r. N. The marriage will be strict
ly private owing to the recent death of
Miss Rosenfield's father. After the cere-
mony the young couple will take the In
ternational and Great Northern for the
principal cities of the East, and will re-
turn to st. Louis their future home.
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The marriage of Mr.. E. p. Hill and
Miss Annie e. Keesey, that took place
IN tie Catholic church In Fort Davis on
the evening of the Fourth of July, Will
bo quite an interesting piece of news TO
the people Of Houston. Judge Hill is n
nan who for many years has occupied
very prominent position in Houston and
so important step on his part can not
fail to interest our people.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Armandary an
rcunce the marriage of their daughter,
Lille Clara, to Mr. James McGowen Ho-
gan, to take place Tuesday evening, July
%, at $50 o'clock, Shearn church A re-
ception will be given the couple from 10
10, at 955 Bowling street, corner McKk-
ney. They will be at home after July so,
at Drummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Jones announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Sadie
Shepherd Jones. to Mr.. Ira Lee Campbell.
to take place at Shcarn Methodist church
Wednesday, the 10Th, at half past eight IN
the evening. The friends of both families
are cordially invited to the church. as no
invitations have been sent in the city.
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Wind and weather being favorable, the
rose wedding viii come off on Mrs. Glib
ions lawn Wednesday evening. The la
dies have had so much trouble with this
and lave had 1t in hand so long that they
hope for a good reward FOR their patience
and perseverance,.
The Robert L. Lee chapter has given Up
TIE idea of presenting the cake walk that
proved to be so popular in Galveston The
times are out of joint for an entertainment
OF the sort, SO they have decided not TO
do anytl ing with 1t.
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The society young men Of the city In
tend to engage large number OF seats
for the benefit performance to be given
a. the Auditorium tomorrow night. The
tickets are TO be obtained at Cockrells
drug store.
The wedding OF Miss Lizzie Delgado,
daughter OF Mrs. and Mrs. Alex Delgado
and Mr.. Benjamin p. Bailey will take
place on the second OF August.
st. Mary's Guild will give water melon
feast Friday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. c. C. Gordon. 71S Hill street.
The wedding of Miss Penelope Fields
and Mr.. Oscar Reynaud will take place
on the second OF August.
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Personal.
Mrs. r. S. Fife of Denison spent last
week with Mrs e. =. Angel.
Mrs, John e. Carey returned Sunday
from pleasant visit to old friends in
Dallas.
Miss Alberta Van Alstyne OF Galveston Ia
with her aunt. Mrs e. P. Turner. for
few weeks.
Miss Cora Waldo is at homo for the va
cation.
Miss Mary Waldo has returned from