The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
A DAY IN The CITY.

PIRITUAL1STS' MEkLiNf'--l ne MUS
ton Spiritual society held Its usual Sunday
night meeting and lecture last night at
Caledonian hall, 1O10l3 Texas avenue. Flor
ence Il. b. Shafrer lectured on the subject,
'"The Jewish People a Monument to spirit
uallsmt" She said the correctness OF the
history kept by them is verified by an
clent writings which have been unearthed
and translated in recent years by some of
our learned professors and scientists. That
Jews were a spirltuazed people, and tue
revelations given to them wore through
their mediumship, and under the same
natural law 10y which many OF the present
day have developed their mcdlnmship ana
have become clear-sighted, This Is now
termed Clairyoyant or Clalraudient, which
also means to hear voices OF progressed
iutellgcnces, who advise them Of many
events, which at the time, without the
visitation, would he completely beyond
their knowledge Next sunday she win
deliver an address on the subject, cycle
Dawn Of Spirituality this being refela,
ton given at spiritual silence and
heard Ivy reliable witnesses in Houston.
The ladies' auxiliary meeting has been
postponed until Wednesday, January %,
The social and experience meeting Will
he held at the residence Of Thomas Muat,
In Drummer addition next Thursday night
All who feel so disposed are always cor
daily invited to these meetings. The cleo
tlon Of officers will take place after the
lecture on the first Sunday in January.
THE TWO 4 CLuB.-Thcre was
meeting held yesterday morning at 100
Main street when a new organization was
perfected composed Of eight young men
Of this city. After some discussion It was
decided to call this organization the Two
q club" Several matters were discussed
and the officers were elected as follows
Ben VI. Levy, president Ben r. Lewis, vice
president: Abe Harris secretary sam
Kaiser financial secretary; Abe simon,
treasurer; Lyman Hart chairman amuse-
ment committee; Leon Flaxman, assistant
chairman amusement committee; Ike
Kaiser, sergeant at arms
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS the
new central FIRE station on the southeast
corner of Fannin street and Texas ave
nue. the new German Lutheran church or
the northeast corner OF Texas avenue ant
Caroline street, the new Turner hall OF
the southeast corner Of the same street
and the Concorda club building In th'
middle of the block on the opposite SIDE
Of Texas avenue. all handsome brick build
iugs within n stones throw OF one an
other. that immediate section of the city
win soon be very greatly improved, Tht
German church and Concordia nan are
now under way.
NO HOLIDAY RECEPTIONS. -- TN
Sharks Benevolent club held Its regular
semi-monthly meeting at its club room
yesterday afternoon. Considerable routine
business was attended TO. The report o
the relief committee showed that six fami
lies had been relieved and their preseu
wants supplied since the last meeting, TN
club usually gives holiday receptions, I'm
owing to the heavy calls on rE club 70
relief it was deemed advisable to have n
THANKSGIVING reception and for the sam
reason II has determined to omit the usua
Christmas and New Years receptions.
COUPLE or BRIDAL COUPLES
The Hotel Bristol entertained two brida
couples yesterday. one of the wedding
occurring at the hotel. when Miss Mimi
Levine Of Dallas was married to MI
Henry Levine. recently OF Kansas. Rabt
Rarnstein officiating Mr., Levine is poT
uar travelling salesman for the firm a
Kirkland a Morrow of this city. The othe
wedding occurred In Hampstead betwee
Miss Bessie Harvey of Hampstead aud MI
Houston officiating. Mr. Conner is n prom
neut cotton buyer at Bryan,
MENARD-TURNER.- Osceola ]. NJ,
nard was married to Miss Rosa Turner
the residence OF Mr. Richard h, Levin
corner Fowler aud Louis streets, in Brul
ner, yesterday. Rev. f. Ammons, pnstOr
the Tabernacle Baptist church. offciated
an Impressive ceremony. The wedding VIZ
a very quiet one, only very few OF ii
Intimate friends Of the bride and grOo
witnessing the ceremony The groom Is
member OF the police force OF this city.
PHOENIX MILLS AGAIN ON FIRE.
The fire department WAS called out 70
terday morning at $50 o'clock to exit
gush another blaze at the old Phoen
mills on Liberty avenue and Semmes stree
Spontaneous combustion Is given as Il
origin. The damage was slight,