The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11

ltz. Florence Levy, Clcmentine Grum-
bach. Jewel Schiller, Nellie rompkins, |
May Engle and Messrs. Jake aud Max
Englo, Eddy Lowenstein, Arthur Brown,
Sol Halff, Able Roos Harry Nook. Able
simon. Leo Sam, Meyer Wagner, Ike Har-
ris. Jonas Wolf Arthur Burton, Henry |
and Alfred Dyer and Turner Williamson.
49,
The young gentlemen OF the shearn |
Church Epworth League got up Jolly |
wagon ride for their young lady friends
on Friday evening, The party met at the
home OF Mrs. j, NJ. Cotton about o'clock
and started OFF In high spirits for their
lark. They drove down the shell road TO
Harrisburg, where, In the old pavilion, the
spread out OF the contents of the bulging
baskets they had brought with them began
and with merry chat and laughter they
enjoyed their supper. Then back again in
the balmy night air, singing ms they went,
for sheer light heartednoss. In the party
were Mrs Rosencrantz, Miss Mollie Da-
vlss, Miss Clardy, Miss Annie Louise Da-
wilson, Miss May Berlns Miss Glmer,
Misses Halle aud Louise Todd, Miss ss-
telie Morrison. Miss Carrie Hardesty. Miss
Zaider Lockhead. Miss Edith House, Miss
! Pelham, Miss Susie Hurley and Messrs,
! G. l.. Berlng, Sam Boring Ken Womack,
/ ID. Harrison. NJ Kincaid, Raymond Bering,
! Torell Marston, Nj. Hutcheson. VIII Ma
4 pier, Tom Hathaway. Frank Illig, c. E,
/ Johnson, Gilmer. G. T. Moore and Or,
| Noteworthy.
The seven little Presbyterian girls who
gave such a charming entertainment at
the residence OF Mrs. Gibbons not long
ago are going to give another for the
| same high purpose--paying the church debt
at the home OF Mrs. James q Baker
next Friday evening. These little ladies'
have shown themselves to be quite equal
to giving an entertainment that entertans,
and they hope to have a big crowd Friday,
The following programme will be given;
Piano and violin duet....,...,.,.....
.,......,.....Alice and Graham Baker
| Recitation "''.'...'' .'Jennle spronG
| Piano solo ....'.'''..''..'.' Mary stuart
Song Observation-Disclosures. Lila Gibbons
Piano solo .......'.'''... Alice BAKER
Recitation .....,......., Arabolle Gibbons
Piano and violin duet .......,.,......
.,,..,.,.,. Jennie and Willie Sprong
Recitation ,..,.,,,,.,,..,..,'.h KITTY Nash
Song Observation-Disclosures. Cora Shcarn
Ghost Drill.
The Current Literature club met with
Mrs ST Packard on Wednesday. the regu-
lar day now established. Mrs Packard
had the programme under her supervision
and it was we'll carried out. Questions had
been given out at the previous meeting re-
lating to the hook under discussion, which
was THE Cuban and Porto Rlcan Cam
paigns" by Richard Harding Davis, Each
lady present Joined pteligently in the
discussion OF this ZIP to date work. Mrs,
Norfleet gave an Interesting account of the
life of Richard Harding Davis and COM
plete list az his works.
Anoth very bright paper was read by
Mrs. Burleth. giving the religious and
social life Of the Cubans and a sketch OF
the Cuban women. Mrs. Brown also read
an instructive paper and many interesting
talks were made. Fruit punch was then
served by the hostess and the club ad-
iourned to hold its next meeting with Mrs.
Eugene Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. u. Lubbock announce
the wedding Of their daughter, Adele, to
Mr. Charles Henry Breed, formerly Of
Hannibal, Mo on the goth instant at
their home. The wedding, to which no
cards are issued, will take place at Z
o'clock in the evening and one Of the
brightest and most popular Of Houston g
society girls will take her place among
the matrons. There Is no need to say
who the T. T. Lubbocks are--they are
so entirely an integral part of Houeton s
pitality and charming social qualities is
not by any means local, but known all over
the State Congratulations TO Mr. Breed
are decidedly in order.
~
Robert y Lee chapter u. d. G. viii hold
meeting tomorrow (Monday) morning at
1890 o'clock at the Parish house for the
purpose Of discussing the generous offer
! NJ pf land p1ndp them bN Mr..
George Hermann and IL is very desirable
that every member should take look at
the land offered which lies In the FIRST
mott Of timber after passing over the lines
OF railroad that cross Main street on tho
left hand side and will be present at the
meeting to take part in the discussion
~
5 There Is to be wedding in San An
tonic on the 18th instant that is Of in
terest TO Houstonians-that Of Miss Anna
Ayres and Mr.. George Webster both OF
whom are well known here Miss Ayrea
. has visited Mrs. Henry H. Dickson and
Z. Miss Alice Gibbons, and the latter leaves
Thursday for San Antonio to be maid OF
honor to the bride. Mr.. Webster has
| spent great deal OF time in Houston in
! he past three years and has many friends
here.
Wednesday evening Or. and Mrs j. II
a Sampson chaperoned party TO Angerhof
/ fer's, where an excellent Dutch supper
I was enjoyed and a few games OF bowlint
Y ludulged in with great delight The drive
= down and back was not the least agreeable
- part of the evening and the pleasure o
Y having with them several strangers adde(
r. greatly TO the charm Of IT, In the part!
e were Miss Evelyn Levy of Galveston. Mis-
It Eppelson Of Waco, Miss Lilly Belle Fo'
e of Palestine, Mrs Alice Jacobs Dr. an'
r Mrs. Sampson. Misses Mamie Adersohn
.. Beatrice Moskowitz, Della Kiam, Freed
r Julia Raphael and Messrs. Sam Raphael
n Lyman Levy. Edward Brown, Charles
= Wolf, Louis Raphael, Emil Moskowitz
e w. Souza. e. B. Cohn NJ. Raphael ant
+ C.. ] Wolf
= The wedding OF Miss Stella Marie Fern
/, andez and Mr.. Frank Robert Andersen
4 took place at the Church Of the Annunc!a
d ton Wednesday morning at o'clock wiz
o Rev Father Hennessy officiating. INT
o father and mother Of the bride Mr.. AM
{ Mrs. L. a. Fernandez accompanied ne