The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-21

cuOuSu W nave lTitDuh III but AAatlSn /
Treble club, are looking forward with much
pleasure to tho concert to be given by the
club on the e5th. Miss Sandel OF Galveston
will give several readings, too on that oc-
easion.
In issuing their invitations the ladies or
the Treble club have tried conscientious,
ly TO remember all thouse who have pat, |
ronized them In tho past. and only hope
mono have been forgotten. II this Is the !
case they are not at fault In intention, and
It will be matter Of sincere regret tol
them.
Houstonians will be getting so proud and
stuck up" after whilN with all thrir
young folks taking honors everywhere,
that there viii be no pleasure in outsiders
having anything to do with them and the
outsiders viii simply have to move to
Houston to have any peace, This time it
Is Cadet Harry Cage who sends the graft
| Tying intelligence of having passed No.
| In one class and No. in another aud that
1 Is mighty fine record, too, foc Uncle
/ SANS school boys have pretty tough work
4 to keep up TO the standard OF hts schools.
Here's long life TO you, Cadet Cagel
49,
Mrs. G. j. Palmer chaperoned merry
party OF young people down to Magnolia
park Friday evening. They went IN pri'
vate conveyanoes and enjoyed the drive
through the soft summer night. the dance
at the pavilion and even the return HON.
about II o'clock. In the party were MIR.
and Mrs G. j. Palmer, Miss Laura Hobby
4 Miss Cabanss, Misses Myrtle and Lena
Jackson, Miss Ethel Ford, Miss Sardio
Simon and Messrs Tom Ford Alfred Ham
ben, Paul and WIN Hobby and Jim Par
sons.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
Norman Medium, president OF the
J club, for a moonlight picnic given com
plimentary to that organization Monday
evening The invited guests will leave at
o'clock IN special train for san ia
cnto park. where everything necessary
for most peasurable evening Will have
!, been provided by MIR Meldrum TINS
J will be the closing u z event of rho sea-
, sou and the members OF that organiza-
tion are anticipating several hours Of
pleasure on this occasion. The return trip
> will be made in time to reach Houston by
: II O'Clock,
The opening OF the road to Magnolia
. park is great thing for the "stay-at-
homes OF Houston offering them easy
and quick access to the lovely grounds
that have been neglected so long, The
. company is using the dummies now. but
they VIII soon have electricity doing it's
, clever work in carrying the cars down
TO the lovely grove of magnollas whose
beauty grows upon one with each sight
OF them. Going thither for a hrenth OF
fresh air will be one Of the consultations
of the cant getaways" this summer.
, ~
= One of the jolliest and merrest affairs
i the past week was the moonlight outinl
of the High Five club OF the Second ward
They met Monday evening at Mr.. Mos
II Raphaels and went off in fine style dow
q the Harrisburg road and on their return
:, stopped at Angerhofier's for supper. Ate
@ supper the bowling alley was resorted u
: and then home in the soft summer night
IL This is the last OF this clubs jollihcatlon
e for the season aud was Il very pleasan
,r end TO q very pleasant series OF evenings
ID ~
r The graduating exercises OF the Hous
rs ton High school will be on May 81, or Jun
r, l. and the hop given them by the junior
n will be on the evening OF June at Tur
a, ner hall. The alumni Hld intended Civ
= Ing their reception 10 the graduates 0
a juno g. but have very kindly postpone
it IL until the 7th for the sake of the CAdet
m OF St. Andrew. whose entertainment
e billed for the 9Th.
If The wedding OF Miss Margaret fsabC
az Clark, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs j. N
Clark, and Mr.. Joseph shelshear tool
n, place at ST. Josephs church Wednesda
~ evening. 1t was very pretty affair an
-, the church was crowded to the walls b
the friends Of the young couple, who vii
or make their home in Temple, Texas,
T. ~
80 The society editor acknowledge wit
l. thanks. the invitation to the commence
r. ment exercises of the National School {
re Elocutioa and oratory in Philadelphia, Pa
- sent by Miss Ella Adkins Of Lampasa
y Texas, one OF the graduates Miss AdlNr
a is on of the programme for two days. Ft
-, May is she is to recite Family Troubles
" " and on the 22d, The Grumber."
nd ~
re The San Jacinto Chapter of the Daugl
OF tiers Of the Republic are rejoicing great
and feryently on the bill recently pass,
approprlating he money needed for Il
en- Accomplishment OF their dearest hope-tl
'i- purchase OF the battle ground OF San j.
X clinton.
Ice
~. Mr. Samuel a. oliver announces IL
NIB marriage Of his daughter, Miss Ida Ma
nd Oliver. to Mr. Ayrieu T Ray, which wi
nd take place at p IN. in Christ church {
RS The 9TH Of June. Invitations will be Il
st, sued tomorrow
rs. y
rs. Mrs. Norman Medium was the hoste
~, of the Thursday Whist club tlst wes
~ They met with her 10 the morning lnsLe!
81 OF the AFTERNOONS as has been their cust0l
-, and she served a dainty luncheon art
vi the games were over.
~
The beginning Tuesday OF the SUNNI
lots night concerts by the Turnverein VIII
..t,, gladly welcomed by the people who SO
WIN 10y these pleasant evenings in the pref
D. grounds about Turner hall.
ilch ~
pert The betrothal OF Miss Lillian Levy
lph, Denver, Colo. and Mr.. Max snitzer OF "
IRE York that is announced Will be Of inter
siye TO many OF the readers OF The Post,
G 70 whom both are we'll known
the