The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-29

Treasury is almost empty and 1t will be an
Expensive trip. Now, this club. rccog-
Ini2lng the fact that the Houston public
have been called upon and is being called
upon great deal. had Intended to give
their next concert, on the 9TH OF May, as
la compliment to their friends. but this
Invitation from Dallas has changed all
that. They say they are going to try
Houston now and see IL her people have
Iany pride in the club. or any sort Of APP
Ipreciati<x> OF the many complimentary
concerts given by them In the past They
are going to give fine programme; the
club is doing work now more as they used
to do. and the people who attend their
concert will not only enjoy a musical
treat, but will show proper sense Of
city pride In a club which would be an
financial succcvs the club will be able
TO accept Dallas invitation. II not-well,
sll the shame rests with the city.
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Mrs. John T. Brady had box party for
/ the opera OF "Erminie,' given Thursday
night at the opera house complimentary
Z to Mrs. S. F. B. Morse's guests. Miss Bee
son Of Cincinnati, Miss Hood OF Covington
+ KY. and Mr.. Beeson and Mr.. Price of Gin
cinnati. After the opera was enjoyed Mrs
Brady took her party To Dawson's, where
ice cream and cakes were served. They
made a very effective appearance in the
two boxes, and were the subject OF many
complimentary remarks. Besides Mrs
Brady and the guests OF honor there were
Miss Brady, Miss Tuggle Miss Porter
Miss Morse, Miss Taylor and Messrs.
Charles Crane. Eugene Heyck, Norman
Kittrell Jr., and Odln Kendall
3 Facing he Hpct haNy tnl
by Miss Harriet Levy, Miss Moskowitx
and Messrs. Abe, Joe and Lyman Levy.
The second was also filled, he occupants
being Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Parker Miss
Mary Parker, Mr. and Mrs. John Asa
Wilkins and Captain and Mrs. Timmlns.
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The news of the marriage in Bay St.
Louis, Miss, on the 18th, OF Miss Mabel
Guion of this city to Mr. Charles Forces
Forsyth OF Philadelphia was great sur
prise to her friends The Daily Post OF
Friday published the news and ii was news
TO all but the immediate family OF the
bride. who not only knew OF but approved
the marriage. When Miss Guon left here
TO spend Easter with her relatives in New
Orleans and Bay st. Louis she certainly
expected TO return in a few weeks but
fate ordered otherwise. 1t happened that
Mr.. Forsyth, who has known and loved
her for years. was in the South on bust
ness and he won the day and with It one
OF the sweetest girls in the South to take
back to his Northern home. The marriage.
which took place at the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. McGraw. was very quiet one,
only relatives were present, and after
short visit in Bay ST. Louis MIR. and Mrs.
Forsyth will leave by steamer for New
York and other points in the North. Miss
Guion is the daughter of Mrs. L. S. Gulon
of this city and is held in highest esteem
here.
Announcement cards have been received
here of the marriage OF Miss Sue, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Derby Foogo,
aud Mr.. Edgar Park which took place in
the chantry Of Grace church In New York
City on the nth Of this month, Mr.. Fooe
is we'll known In Houston, the partner in
business OF Mr. ]. c, Baldwin. and tho
brother of Mrs. Baldwin. TIE cards are
exceedingly handsome and the further IN
nouncement that Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar PARK
Will be at home after the first of May :
III West Fifty eighth street. New YORK.
is handsomely engraved on a large aard
inclosed with the wedding date. All OF t
in Tltfany's very best manner.
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Mrs. NJ. Greenberg gave delightful
outing Thursday night. complimentary to
her sisters. Misses Daisy ana Hannah
Nathan of Beaumont, and cousin. Miss
Belle Nathan of indianapolis. Ind, who
have been visiting her for some time
past. Mrs Greenberg invited a number OF
friends of the visiting young ladies. \
drive was made in wagonette to Anger
hoefer's, where the party stopped for sew
eral hours, the time being cscupied in
dancing in the open air pavilion there. An
enjoyable lunch was served and it was
after IL o'clock when the start was made
for home.
Misses Anne and Marcia Hargis have
secured passage from New York to France,
In the mDnth of June, for themselves and
their party, Miss Cargiu. Miss Rowena
Masterson, Miss Ida Thompson and Miss
Clara Allen. The others will Join them
in New York, and they would be willing TO
add a few more TO their list. The per-
sonnet OF the party Is in every way a very
desirable one. and as the Misses Hargis
are thoroughly acquainted with not only
the language but the ways of the French,
they ara well fitted for the charge of 1t.
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master Moylan Dolan mas passed the
sixth milestone ON his lifes path. and when
the important day came last Tuesday. his
mother, Mrs. Joseph Dolen, gave him the
privilege of inviting his little friends OF
the neighborhood to enjoy it With him.
They had a lovely time playing all sorts
OF games and enjoying the ice cream and
cake that We're an important part of the
days festivities, The young gentleman
guests were Rosine Harston, Bessie Will
Jams, Macy and Cecile Simpson, Philip
saner, Pringle McCraven. wyokhsm and
Cleveland Lucy, Brooks Woolford and Da-
Wis de Treville.
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The marriage of Miss Tina Cleveland
and Mr.. S. Hughes Scheduled took place
at the residence of the brides father Mr.
W. ID. Cleveland, at 80 O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon, Only the immediate FAM
lily of the bride. Mr.. Henry Schoolleld
brother of the bridegroom; the officiating
clergyman, Rev. II. ID. AYES, and Miss and
Mr.. Latham were present. Mr.. and Mrs
Hughes Schoolheld left on the evening
train for their home in Danville, Va.
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Miss Hennie Price entertained the
euchre club formed OF the neighbors
around about her home Monday evening.
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