The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. w. T. Taylor OF Wharton was at the
Hutehins yesterday.
Mise Bertha Roy OF Gainesville IL visiting
Mrs. A. E. kissling
Mr. T. c. Gibbs Of Huntsville registered
yesterday at the Capitol.
Miss Byrona MeKeen 10 visiting friends IN
Willis for week or two
Mr.. w c. Moore OF Liberty was . guest
at the Hutphins yesterday.
Mr.. l. Avery, Jr., OF Avery Island. La,
stopped at the Lawlcr yesterday.
Colonel Ed II. CUNNINGHAM OF sussriand
was a guest al the Uusehins yesterday
Mr. T. l.. Iliddick Of Philadelphia regis
tered yesterday ct the Hutehlns house
Miss Emily Potts left last night for Cor
sicaua TO spend tbs rest q the summer.
Ed Settegast ard wife have returned from
en- extended bridal tour spent in the North
west
Mr.. l. X Price OF Beaumont a prominent
rice planter. was at the HuJchlns house yes
tsrday.
Misc Mary Leibrook Of BRENNAN spent sun
day in Houston with her cousin. Miss Laura
IInmius.
P. c. Foley Of Foley Bros. left yesterday
for New York over the International and
Great Northern.
Mr.. ]. Z. Devices and wife OF San Antonio
stopped yesterday at the Capitol. they are
on their bridal trip.
Mr.. Clarence Hamilton left last night for
Cuaro. where his headquarters VIII be dur
ing the cotton season.
Ar G Harvey Brown OF Galveston, pro-
prietor of the Saturday Review, was a guest
1t tic Capitol yesterday.
Thad c. Bell Of the New York Life left
over the International and Great Northern
yesterday for New York.
Mr. J. w. ooruis key has returned from a
six weeks visit IN Chicago and points In
Michigan and Wisconsin.
T- NJ.
nue. left Lass Monday for Brenham to spend
month. visiting relatives.
/ Miss Evans. who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs Laws, at 1914 Travis street, viii
return 10 Galveston Thursday.
/ Mr. Frank ". Buricrd and family Of CO.
lumbus and Nj. J. s. Dinsle and family OF
Yeiasco we're also at the Bristol.
/ Mrs. c r Parker and daughter, Miss Mary.
! left yesterday for seabrook. where they ex-
uect 10 remain for several weeks.
7 Miss Bessie Bacon, after a pleasant visit
/ 10 her cousin. Miss Mary Bacon. 6l2 ChaTtreS'
left for her home In Austin this morning.
/ Mrs. Charles f. Parker and daughter. Mary
went down to their summer cottage at Sea
brook yesterday TO spend tha mouth OF Au-
gust.
Mr.. Frank a. Davis Of Fort Worth, travel,
Z Ing representative Of the Merchants and
Planters Oil company. was at the Capitol yes
terday.
MRS w. C. Van Week and Miss Frances
Ets left for san Antonio last night in thl
private car Morgan They will BE gone tive
or three days.
Mrs. A. semones Adams, accompanied b.
her mother, Mrs James Byars. left last weel
for Ashyille. n, C., and Eastern points to b
gone several months.
Charles H Hensman, bookkeeper for Bate
son. Hooper Co.. returned yesterday from
England. his home, after a three months
vacation spent in Europe.
Tho following gentlemen registered yester
cay at me Hutchins house: j. G.. W. Pier
SOC Of Hamilton. Hugh Ellis Of Sartart'-, ant
w, II. Stayens OF Augleton.
]. Reams. Southern manager for VIII
lam X Warner & Co, Philadelphia and New
YORK an old resident Of Houston. is in New
York at the Waldorf Astoria.
Mesars. A. /. Monaghan and G. w. Mo
Gowan OF Beaumont. connected with tho Cult
beaumont and Kansas City railroad. are IL
the city TO spend a short vacation.
I Messrs. Henry studs and Link Calhoun
nave returned from Letltla, Texas wher,
lhey went on the list after prairie chSakens
lhey report bagging eleven before 10 a. m
Mr.. Charles r. Parker of the firm of Mlstro
BROS. Co. leaves for New York Monday foi
the purpose Of buying an extensive stock o
! me imported novelty dress goods for tn
; Houston store
Mr. and Mrs. Bert l.. Turner (uee MIS-
Emma sauteD have returned from thei
A bridal tour after spending eight weeks Visit
ing 81 Louis. Chicago and Milwaukee. The,
WIN be al home 20 their friends corner McKe,
: ana Providence streetS
The following gentlemen were at the Br,sto
Yesterday: Commercial trayelers--Messrs @
>. Cheeshorough. Galveston; c. H. Beale
montgomery, Ala.i G, NJ votaw, Beaumont
cotton men, Messrs A. Pesler, Havre, France
a. huiser, Bristol, Eng; w. r. NasH Colum
; pa John W. Ward and r. II. King, Charles
ton. s. y.