The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19

w. T. Hancock, w. II. Curth ana W. A. |
Wood
The treasurers report for last season was
presented and received. Messrs. w. s. |
Hunt and G. A. williams were appointed
as an auditing committee.
The following gentlemen were elected |
70 membership; Messfs c. II. Pescay. r. |
NJ. Johnston, Enris cargill, w. H. Taylor. |
w. @, Connor, r. e. George Frank w |
Williams, Mildly Porter ana H. D. Lea
The club will give four germans and a |
ball during the season the Arst Is schei- |
nled for Wednesday, November 90
~
On Monday evening very enjoyable |
dance was given at Bryan hall in honor
of Miss Grimke of Charleston, s. c.. Miss
Menard OF Galveston and Miss Lucy
Brady
Mr.. Bruce Fraser and Miss Edith Giraud
led the first cotllion and Mr.. Kidd with
Miss Grimke the second
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. b.
r. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcelius e. Fos-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. w C. Connor Mr. aud
Mrs. W. II. Taylor, Mrs. +, r. SPOTS,
Mrs. Bette Bryan. Misses Francis and
Edith Giraud, Mary Waldo, Minnie Porter,
Eva Tuggle, Efie Jones, Anna Quinlan,
Cora Root, Mary Hannah, Lillian Lea,
Culpepper, Lucy Brady, Fannie Menard.
tatne Knight, Marietta Delgado, Julia
Morse, Laura Franklin, Green. Jane
Cushman, Stella Root, Blanche Wood.
Messrs. Porter, Fraser. Huey, John E.
Davis, Giraud. W. e. Kendall. Or. Kyle.
Dickson Williams, Joe Eagle, Heyck,
Richard Graud, Olden' Kendall, Powell,
Kittrell, George Kidd, Louis Bryan,
Crane, Woods. Dr. Stafford, Everts. +.
G. Jones, w. b. Bottles, Woods, w. y.
Lea, Thomas Wood, Howard Brown OF
New Orleans and C. r. Goldman of Gai-
weston.
There was a very quiet wedding Mon
day evening at 6 o'clock in the study OF
Rev. William Hayne Leavell of the First
Presbyterian church. Miss Virginia r.
Kidd, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, w. N.
Kidd and Mr.. Charles n. Dunlap we're
married in the presence of few witnesses,
her grandfather, Mr.. G. w. Kidd mother
and father Mr.. and Mrs. w ~ Kidd;
uncle and aunt, MIR. and Mrs. George Kidd,
and others Of the immediate family of the
bride being present. The bridegroom Is
recently of Memphis. Tenn, but now re-
sides in Beeville, Texas. 10 which place be
will take his wife after visit to ST. Louis,
for which city they left Immediately after
the cevemony that made them man and
wife.
Major and Mrs. r. B. Beer and DR.. Mar
garet Holland We're among the Houstonians
fortunate enough to be guests at the re-
ception on board the North German Lloyd
steamer the Koln last Wednesday after
noon The steamer. which is a very hand
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beauty by profusion of floral decorations
particularly mammoth chrysanthemums
placed everywhere in the saloon. Captain
Bruins proved a charming host and under
his hospitable guidance Major and MIS-
Baer and DR.. Holland were shown every
courtesy possible. While in Galveston
Major and Mrs. Baer and Dr. Holland
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs r. W.
1 Fratt.
! DR.. and Mrs j. clarendon gave mus
/ icalc Friday night at their residence on
Franklin avenue, at which number OF
| their friends were enjoyably entertained
/ Prof. G. C. Galloni, newcomer here. VINO
1 has magnificent voice, sang srveral Sc
/ lections, and Prof G. G. Sievers. an artlss
| ON the violin. rendered a number of solos
| ON that instrument. Others VINO auaed
| to the enjoyment of the occasion We're
Little Miss Upper with her violin, MRS.
| Florence Upper IN vocal Solos MISS -,
/ Sass on the piano and Mrs. Sam Taub and
4 Miss Rosebelle Schram in rectations Al
Ter the programme refreshments were,
/ served and ii was a late hour before the
4 guests dispersed. ~
Miss Dora Hcch:, Miss Ada Feinberg
and Miss Cipora Solinsky of Beaumont,
| who came here to attend the Jewish so-
ciety ball. and were the guests OF Miss
| Kate Flaxman, have rturned home.
Miss Lillye SolinslSy of Nashville, VINO
has also been waiting Miss Fiaxman went
her cousin. Miss Feinberg, during her
STAY in Beaumont Miss Solinsky who
is perfect type of Southern beauty,
and one of Tennessee's fsrest daughters,
made her debut at the Houston ball
Mr.. and Mrs Herman stenhauser, VINO
were married in Galveston on "Wednesday
passed through Houston en- route to New
/ Orleans and Mobile, where they will spend
| their honeymoon While here they were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Crane Mrs.
! Steinhauser, as Miss Meianie Holt, visited
1 Mrs. Crane frequently. Since the advent
OF the long distance telephone has maze
so many things possible Mr.. ana Mrs'
steinhauser had the pleasure OF listening
while fifty miles away to the toasts being
drunk in Galveston by Mr.. Steinhauser
club friends.
Mrs. CIV. Alsworth invited few friends
I Wednesday evening to meet Mrs. Neville
and Miss Ruth Neville High FIVE was
the vehicle by which few pleasant hours
, we're spent, characterized by total alb
sence OF formaity. Those present weso
/ Miss Nab Hall, Miss Neville Miss Card
we'll Miss Estele Cardwell. Miss Alsworth
| and Miss Hattie Alsworth, Mrs Neville
and Mrs Marley. Messrs. Frank and
Houston Williams, Eddy; T. D. Warley
George W. Neville and Walter Hillyer.
Mrs. Seymour Brashear has filled In the
ust of names on her Fruit, Flower ant
!. Vegetable tobacco committee, which is al
fo,lows, Reception-Mrs. Seymour G
= ,,rasber chairman: Mrs. Dudley d. Bryan
Mrs MAY Urwitz. Mrs. Or. w. r. Eek
hardt Mrs. Grimes, Mrs. G. W. swift, Mrs
" Williams. Mrs Ed Burns. Mrs. Jennie
Q prannagan, Miss Laura Timmins, MISS
. Williams, Miss Alice Powell, Misc Ell