The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-23

I'VE committee are Mr.. r. X. Dillinghar
ssasirinan, Messrs. A. s. Vandervoort.
~ hhgour, r. b. Savage and David
baIry. The court committee has Mr. A. Y
rolard for Its chairman, with Messrs.
l. feden. Jr., and W. q. Turner for b
associates
MISS Guss'c Dannenbaum Of Columbi
ana Mr.. Henry Friediander we're married q
the residence of Mrs. Sarah Dannenbaui
by Rabbi Lazarus at a:s0 Thursday after
noon. 1t is said that love laughs at lock
ana bars, but In this instance the merr
iittie god laughed at floods and overflows
ine marriage was arranged to take plac
IN Columbia, but the rude Brazos sprea
~. Is waters all about the country an,
threatened TO destroy all plans. The
priuegroom apd his mother reached Hous
ton. but could get no further, so IL wa
arranged by telegraph that the bride s
iather should bring her here, which h,
uia, with many moving accidents by
mood and field" So on Thursday the brid,
and groom stood before the rabbi and
We're made man and wife In the presence
OF Few relatives and friends. The brid
wore lovely costume OF sheer white
grenadine with satin stripes crossing aut
giving a lovely sheen to the soft material
wn'ch was made over white taffeta. The
skirt was finished with a few tiny ruff
mes, ana the waist trimmed with white
eros grain SILK and pearl passementerie
a veil of tulle, fastened on it'll orange
blossoms, completed the costume Ate,
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Friedlander
LETT for tour through Northern cities
and Will return to Seguin, where they Will
make their future home.
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one OF the pleasant sailing parties from
La Porte Friday evening was that given
by Messrs. Q. l.. and Theodore Boring,
Ethel Jones of Dallas and Miss Avery Of
Taylor The party went down on the G
o clock train, chaperoned by Mrs. William
Christian and Mrs. Carlisle b. Martin,
took boat that had been engaged for the
evening and went sailing on the water in
the bright moonlight, with sweet music TO
cheer them on their way The Misses
Jones had thoughtfully taken their guitar
and mandolin and their sweet voices were
added to the music of the strings. The
lunch was enjoyed on board and, although
II Is hardly romantic to have a good APP
,etlte with the inspiring influences Of
music and the tapping OF the
waves 10 distract the attention, the young
ok We're sufficiently up to date" to
thoroughly enjoy the material things pre-
pared for them. In the party were Mrs.
Christian, Mrs. Martin, Misses Alice Mae
and Ethel Jones, Miss Amy, Miss Pearl
Misses May and Jennie Boring,
Mss Althea Jones, Miss Mabel Windle,
Misses Lillah and Eva Winnie and Messrs.
c l.. and Theodore Boring, Jr., Jesse AL
berts, Russell Munger. Harold WoodheGd,
G L. Johnson, R. A. Chadwick and Mr..
Hugh Wood OF Calvert.
La Porte was full of excursionists FRI
busy carrying them over the water. The
hight was simply perfect, the moon at
Ter best and the breeze wonderfully re-
reshing after the heat of summer day
n the city.
Mr. and Mrs Marcellus Foster chap
lroned one of the parties that took adj
'antage OF the admirable conditions. and
Ilso the Xanthos, and enjoyed to the full
he lovely night. After the sail they had
n excellent supper at the Sylvan and re-
urned delighted with their outing. They
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Misses Cora and
'tella Root, Miss Marietta Delegado Miss
frankie Hite, Mrs. W. II. Kirkland, Mr..
Y. X. Morrow. Mr. Spencer Hutchins, Mr..
abbott Cuckrell and Mr. r.. e. George.
The Xanthos made second trld. TAX
ng out several smaller parties, among
hem one chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. AR
hur Van De Wort and composed of Miss
zabo. Miss Pearl Guion. Misses Addie
nd Ella Gribble. Miss Neblitt, Mr.. C. Il.
lshe. Mr.. McClung. DR.. Armstrong. Mr.. |
J. A. Peden and Mr.. Charles Gribble.
DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Hogg, Miss Connolly |
I New Orleans and Colonel Hadley Frank !
n were also part of the Xanthos' freight
n her last trip.
Mr. w. G. Van Week gave party of
a very delightful trip to Ell |
aso and return in his special car last
eek. They left last Sunday morning and
aturned Friday night. perfectly charmed
18th their trip and with their generous
ost. From the personnel OF the party /
will easily be seen that they had a
ood time even If they never went outside
the car. and no doubt they enjoyed every |
ep of the way and when crossing the
ing stretches of prairie that span large |
art OF the road that leads to Ell Paso
r. Van Weeks party was composed OF
aptain James A. Baker. Mr.. w B. Chew, |
r. r. w. Knox, Mr.. George Clark AMI I
n. Lionel Hohenthal,
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The Womans Relief Corps gave a very
easant social at the residence OF Mrs.
rvis, corner Smith and Mckinney ave-
lie, Thursday evening, Owing to the
reatening weather the attendance was I
,t large, but all had a delightful time.
r. Frank Green favored the company with
me guitar selections, which were thor
lghly enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
OF dainty cakes and fruit lem
lade.
The members Of San Jacinto chapter.
aughters OF the Republic OF Texas, have
zen notified that Monday. July "a. will
the eightieth birthday OF the beloved
ate president, Mrs Arson Jones. and as
any as can do so have been requested TO
II on her on this day at 6 p. m. In honor
the occasion at 1918 Prairie avenue.
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The Ladies' Guild OF st. Mary's Episcopal
urch Will give an Ice cream festival on
esday, July 25. corner OF Hardy and
,nti streets.
Personal.
Miss Susie Edmons is visiting friends
Dallas.
Mrs. James A. Baker spent few days
Nann last week