The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

to be presen, on this occasion. The pro-
grsmme viii begin promptly at o'clock
and will be as follows;
!. Music by the Texas quartette-
2 Recitation. Sword Of Robert p.
Lee" by little Annie Martin.
2. Sorg by Mrs peden tselected) :.
4. Recitation,t at the Wilderness,
by Miss Bessie wafner.
5. Address by Hon. Joe II, Eagle.
s. Living pictures, representing scenes
of the Copfederacy
I. Music BY the Texas quartette-
~
The wedding OF Miss Blanche Dreyfus to
Mr.. Isaac s. Fox took place al the res
idenee Of Mr.. and Mrs, ] B. Enrich. uncle
and aunt OF the bride on the 18th OF Jan
nary, at 5 O'Clock 10 the afternoon, The
house was elsborately decorated for the
happy occasion and crowd OF friends
and relatives were gathered together 70
witness the ceremony which was performed
by Rabbi Cohen. OF Galveston. The bride
was dressed IN a quiet. we'll fitting trav-
cling gown OF gray cloth, With hat TO
match. and looked very sweet as she en- +.
tered on the arm of her uncle, Delicious
refreshments were served and good -byos
were said as Mr.. and Mrs. Fox took their
departure for New Orleans, St. Louis and
other big cities East. They will return
about the list OF February and will be at
home at their residence. 1901 Preston
avenue
The ladies circle No. 10 OF the auxiliary
to the Young Mems Christian Association
Will give a reception in the association
parlors next Wednesday afternoon, from
$3.50 to s o'clock. Refreshments VIII be
served and the following programme car
ried out.
Instrumental solo. ....... Miss Riesner
/ Recitation Miss Nora Taylor
Vocal solo ............ Mrs. y. T. DaViss
Recitation .........,....M Miss Althea Jones
Vocal solo .......,.. Miss Jennie BERN.
Recitation ..........,,..M Miss Anna Boyd
This Is to be the first of series OF re-
| ceptions TO be given by the ladies of thS
various circles and will be OF the same
| pleasing nature of their previous func.
tons.
| Mrs. Byron McKeen and daughter, Miss
Byrona, entertained few of their friend 5
| last Tuesday evening with high i've
| The parlor was handsomely decorated
with beautiful roses that also set of the
tables around which the players were
| gathered. The games, refreshments and
social features were enjoyed by the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen: DR.. and
Mrs. W. B. Griffin, Mr. and Mrs, w. IT,.
North. Mr. and Mrs. j. Mildly Henderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p. Bryan, Miss Fanrle and Prncie Burks,
Miss Rosa Lee Raines OF Galveston, Or.
w T. Dickey Mr. 7. c. Britton, Mr..
1 Mamie Mr.. Snodgrass and Mr. T. c. Brit
J ten.
The following item from the Denson
Herald of recent date is supposed to refer
TO Houston couple: quite funny in
cident happened today just after Hous-
ton and Texas Centrl No. came in There
was on board a newly married couple from
the south. When the baggage was unload
ed there were two trunks bearing the la
bel. Me and My Bride in large poster
letters The groom was among the frs
to notice the decoration and he didn'
waste any time in tearing the labels off
He did not seem to enjoy the joke evi.
IDENTIFY perpetrated by some of his friends
at the starting point. The couple lett OF
the Katy flyer for the North
~
MIR. Norman and Mrs. Wood of Troy
Ohio, guests of Mrs. Jeff Miller, had !
very handsome compliment paid them BY
. Mrs o. T. Holt Thursday. A game o
whist followed by a luncheon, all per
fectly carried out as Mrs. Holt Away
} sees that her affairs are. Besides tn
guests of honor Mrs. Hollis guests wer,
. Mrs JEFF Miller, Mrs. j. A. Mullen, MIS-
! David Rice, Mrs. Mary Bolts, Mrs. Fitz
gerald. Mrs. j. t. Mahl Mrs. B. #
Weems Mrs. A. S, Hail. Mrs, c. H. Lucy
) Mrs J. II. Trezeyant, Mrs. H. F. Ring
! Mrs r. b. Norris Mrs. William Bake
, Turner, Mrs, J. c, Baldwin, Mrs. Inghan
! Seward. and Miss Cargill.
49,
, Miss Marietta Delgado gave an informa
reception last evening to her cousin, MS
Grmke of South Carolina and Miss ToblI
of Austin, This was gotten up very hur-
lriedly to give the friends Of these yolns
q, ladies an opportunity OF saying good bS,
90 them, as they both leave tomorrow fol
+ Dallas. Both have made big host o
I, friends here and IT WAS With regret tina
those fricrds said the words OF partin.
that sweet sorrow" being only soaenec
by the hope of seeing the bright faces o
the young guests again,
The forty-siSth anniversary of tn
Houston Turnyoreln occurs today. and thu
event will he graudty celebrated tomor
row Monday EVENING by bail at Turne
hall The idea Is to excel all prevlou
balls this time, as the verein is stsadil,
increasing in number and influence /
is one OF the solid institutions of Hous
r ton. and has been for the past forty ST.
, years a constant source OF pleasure an
! improvement to its members All Hous
ton will join in consratuation on thi
birthday celebration
, Invitations have been issued to the mar
, riage OF Miss Lee Morris. DAUGHTER of Mr.,
, Sidney Carr Beckham. to Mir. Patrick
! Sarsheld Grogan. all OF Hearne 10 TAX
, place in that place on the Gath OF Janu
AIRY, at 1880 o'clock in the evening. Mis-
i Beckham is well and favorably known her
4 and throughout the State and Mr. Groga
is the son OF Mr. James r. Grosan vic
r president OF the National on mills in thl
i city,
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In connection with the reading to b,
given next Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
. Mary Stone Gregory under the auspice,
4 OF the Ladies' Reading club, the followin,
musical numbers viii be given.
I Violin soio--"Valse Adelaide. .....
q ...,.,,.......,.,,...M Mrs, G, f. Olive
Mandolin soio-ta) Conhdante; Oh
|. canitive-Song--"Th Gift"..
| T.