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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

A. Cuthrell The bride Is daughter OF
Nr' and Mrs. II. LANCE. an early settler
OF "fimeS county, and the groom prom.
sing young merchant OF Roans Prairie.
AZ the appointed hour the church was
nlleu with friends u, both parties despite
nc very Indictment weather The bridal
PARTY We're Miss GusSie DiS>eu " Hous.
tun, matd VI honor. Miss Ida Cuthrrll.
bridesmaid; little Miss Margie Cuthrri,:
rug bearer, best man Il II. Cuthrrtt:
sioonNwan, +, H. Schumacher: ushers. i
II. Baker and A. Hickey The wedding
march was played by Miss Clara LANCE.
WenhiSt, aud MI, Jesse Guryin, violilist
Kew K. j. McGmty performed the cere.
honV Ia most hchtting manner After
lue services 0t the church carriages con.
Neylng the brldRl party and invi ed guests.
repaired 10 the home Of the bride where
a. grand wedding supper was In waiting
lhe bride was atiired I'm a dress Of white
oisahuN over white SIN en- train, elahor-
HltlN trimmed Ia applique ro>DS aud bridal
NVlI aud orange blossoms held by "a did.
Aohd sunhursj, the gift VI the groom AMI
carried hoquct OF white roses The
bridesmaids were dressed In white organdy
HnQ ehllec boqueis Of pink roses The
VISITING guests We're Misses Annie and
FuSSir DtsSen aud William and Fred DIS.
sen OF Houston, Mt and Mrs BiSsctts,
MI and Mrs Schumacher OF Navasota
IeNas, II. Lange, Jr.. OF Waco. Texas. ana
u amy others. Tho newly married couple
VIII make their home at Stoucham, Texas
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CALVERT.

number If society ladies met at the
home OF Mrs. c. s. Meredith on last satur.
day afternoon and organized the Pleasant
Hours club. the mission Of which is purely
social in It's nature Mrs. ]. b. Lewis and
Miss Annie Boyd and Cora Terry were Sc
lccted as a committee to draft constitution
and by.laws. The club will meet every
Thursday afternoon. The following officers
wore elected: President. Mrs. G.. :. Mere.
Iitb vice president. Miss Lucy Brown;
secretary and treasurer Mrs J. 3. Lewis
cnib reporter. Miss Marian McNutt. The
now club was entertained in a most de-
Ughtful manner on last Thursday after
Noon Nv Miss Lucy AdOuc the occasion
bcing "a hobby party" Mrs. $. NJ. Glib
son was awarded the prize for her prowess
Ina interpreting the enlgmatlc hobbies OF
Inc ladies present. Light refreshments
wore served by graceful little girls.
Mir and Mrs W. c. Fowler entertained
number Of their young friends on Thurs
day evening Of the past week. the occa'
sion being in honor Of their sister, Miss
Bertha Fowler, an attractive young lady
..The Decstrlck School Of Burberry Coz.
nor, - to be held February IL for the bene.
m Of the Aloha public library. promises 10
be the most laughable event ~ the season.
The participants are among the most
prominent people Of Calvert.
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BRYAN.

Miss Lizzie Doak of Taylor Is the guest
Of Miss Marie Adams.
Mrs. \. b. Ballard left yesterday TO join
her husband at Sabinal, Texas.
Mrs. j. c. billiard of Corsicana is the
guest Of her sister, Miss Mirtle Conway.
Mrs. Arthur jenkins has gone for visit
to friends in Mcleod, 0. r.
Mrs, l., S. Neblett has returned to her
nome in Anderson, after a visit to her
friend. Mrs. ]. Y. Brown OF this city.
Mrs. George jenkins Of this city left
Tuesday TO visit her old home in London,
England.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Collins OF Riesel
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Caldwell this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Kinney Of Houston
are visiting Mr. ana Mrs. T. Z. Boyett.
grand mask carnival was given at
Mikes hall last night under the direction
and for the benefit of the Civic club of tllS
city. Although the weather was very in
element the attendance was large and the
financial result Of the affair very enconr-
aging to those who worked so faithfully
for It's success. Phe president of the
civic club, Mrs. NJ. w. Sims, well deserves
the many compliments which she Is re
ceiying for the splendid manner In which
the carnival was carried through, despite
the terrible weather and the many other
obstacles which were encountered. Tho
endowment of the evening was delight
and the large crowd who brayed the rain
and wind outside forgot all but pleasure
when once inside the brilliant rooms. some
Of the characters were. unique, some very
handsome and beautiful, some grotesque,
others historical, others simply creations
of fancy, but In the ensemble pretty
picture was presented. Prizes were award
ed MS follows: King Of the carnival, Mr..
Ed o. Saunders; queen Of the carnival,
Miss Frances Parker; best disguised gen
tlemau. Mr.. Albert Rhodes; best disguised
igdy, Miss Charlotte NJ. Stoddard.
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MINERAL WELLS.

Miss Dorotha Mccall Of Austin. guest OF
pr. and Mrs c. b. Ralnes, returned home
Wednesday.
Miss Sue Oliver visited at Weatherford
last week.
Mrs. Dees, who resides south OF town.
has gone 10 Comanche county.
Mrs. Emma Morrison and Mrs Bell OF
Iowa Park are recent arrivals here
Mrs Henry Hamilton, worthy matron,
and Mrs. C. II. Huvell, Mrs. J. W. Brown
Mrs ]. E. Flanders, Mrs. ]. w. Green
wood. Mrs. +. NJ Stevenson, Mrs. George
w. Webster Mrs. l.. b. Torrey, Mrs
A. f. Beddoe and Misses Carrie Blayloet'
Georgia Blaylock, TITLE schnell and Miss
Cole and L. b. Torrey Jr., OF Dallas
chapter No. I, order of Eastern star were
entertained here by Prudence chapter ~,
a. order Of Eastern Star, Monday anu
Tuesday Of this week. ,,,s,
Miss Martha Scott Wilkes WAS q guess
Of Miss Alice Donovan at NeaIherloNi
miss Miss Esther sandifer has returned to
" Nrs b Nye OF Oak Gun Is a guest
Of her brother, Or. W. C.. Dickinson j.,
Mrs. W f. Jackson OF III Iaso - !"
Mrs. H. f. Seaman and daughtsr' 81
] Y. Baker OF Alvarado, are guests Of l.
Il. Seaman and family w.. ,,.bo has
Mrs carrie T. Simms OF Waco, wao mas
heen visiting her father. u; ~. MiS rt =
here for some time, returned nome ihuis
u1 Mrs pebrulcr and Mrs e. T., Way
,,othcr and sister. respectively, NJ Mrs n
yVintsTs returned TO heir homes 81 IN
dependence, Kan. Thursday.
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PEWTER WEDDINGS.
Substitute for the Anniversary Celebrated
bv Wooden Gifts


by Wooden Gifts.
II Is the modsh thing This ycar for nn
these happily married couples who wish
to celebrate their NTH anniversary to-
announce a pewter instead Of wooden
weddings arc invariably farclcal. and from
weddings are Invariably farcical, and from
the point Of view Of the couple that cole
brates distinctly Improbable, while by
substituting pewter, the purses Of the gift
giving guests arc not oycrstrained, ana the
recipients acquire useful and ornamental
objects OF distinct artistic value
This fashion was set on its feet by a
lively young wife who had seen the now
TUdrlc pewter ana earnestly coveted the
possession Of some good pieces She mud
her husband are enthusiastic pewter collcc
tors and. while tho pewter Of Tudric make
is not antique or expensive. e is distinctly
beautiful In design. and is wrought into
household goods that grow IN daily value
by reason Of their utility and decorative
charm
In this particular type Of pewter moth
Ing nmsy or false, in material or design,
is permitted, and every article is as care
fully hall-markcd oud registered as the
finest sterling silver. II is not pewter Of
very Mlile iNhIIts nor 'hluNtt OF l'''lf lHh
a polish chat Stimulates silver.
The color ~ the antique Dutch aud Eng
lish composition has ben studied and see
cured. and. while no the designing many
good old forms have been ret1incd, the
cups and piaticrs are invariably treated
with a spccinl decoration that can be only
described at Tudric. piece Of good Iu-
dric is always "A special piece. hand wrought
by a skilled and orig nai artist, ana dis
tuguished everywhere 10y It's Wise anu
graceful departure from the art ucuyeau
movement thar has been so vuleariznd 10
well as by the judicious use Of strange
decoration with c0lurcd stones
The richly colored Conucmari stones are
sunk en- cabochou ln the skin OF the pew.
ter, where uucrrng taste suggests the APP
p,icatioA and these. WIN scotch pebbles
bits OF highly polished onyx, black ana
white lava. malachiie ana cameo shell, WI
occasional touches Of enamel. b. al the color
In Tudric pewter every household ar
ticle. from high art milk pans 20 many
brunched candeebra, are made, and the
sbrcwd Young Wifc who celebrated her
pewter wedding With entire success was
the proud recipient " "a stunning crys-
tal and Tudric pewter decantrr Wilh poll
ished prusslan boar tusk handles "a waist
clasp adorned with green enamel ana a
hammer marked vase st with glowing
Connemara stones.
Last Christmas a toilet set or iudiic
pewter given q lucky woman was acknowl-
edged hy the dealer who had II on sale
20 be the most artistic hit In his elaborate
holiday stock.
mosaic ~ colored glass. In point ~
beauty Of design and workmanship this
splendid set easily outranked anything OF
the kind In silver. gold or Ivory that was
sold during the holidays. aud established
the reputation n this new method Of work
ing In an ancient metal
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La GRANGE.

| On Friday afternoon Of last week Mrs.
g. wilkins entertained her many friends
Pin a progressive euchrc party. Fifteen
Eires were played Ice cream and cake
Rs then served and was very refreshing
fdeed the day being warm and the contest
Pphited. The prizes were awarded as fol
|vs to the married ladies': First prize
'iS' y. c. Lunn, two antique vases; lone
Fand prize, Mrs. b, X. King, two Indian
Pead plaques. To the young ladies: Miss
lFene Hail, first prize, a bisque ornament:
''ne hand prize, Miss Essie Alexander, "A
B'nt lace collar. Mrs. j. w. Moore was
E9asOled for her few games by a dainty
PIE fremen's mask ball took place at the
4sno tuesday night. The attendance was
3alse, out few We're masked. The La
btsnge string band furnished lovely music.
" O'Clock supper was served.
MSS Lou Holman entertained the High
We ciup Thursday afternoon. After the
4 me- All repaPsed to the dining room,
fhefe 'oveiy refreshments were served.
| ae prizes were won as follows: The first
fste, 0ne'haf dozen hand painted ga Ike
ales, by Mrs. J. W. Moore; the consoll.
|l9n prize, Mrs. r.. g. Moore.
me Sewing circle was entertained by
Fi1s George Hopper Thursday afternoon.
I ia a. H. Token Is spending the week
", Z D. Lunn and family of Houston
fpnt sunday In La Grange.
~, NJ ana Mrs. sam G. Lowery returned
ION On VISIT 10 relatives in Kentucky.
Mrs. j. f. VOTERS is home from Colum.
Mrs, Cline visited SmithvilIe this week.
70 me surprise Of her many friends, Miss
pn eS5. MchlRney was quietly married We'd
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wire ana started on a happy vovorc tho.
VIII doubtless he strewn win r,ses ~,
fragrant breezcs ana coptent,.n, ..t,,
reign forever. ""'
, ar ~ n Crary and Miss Edna b. SWIM.
Wv" were married Wednesday afternoon
nj the 81. Marks Episcopal cbnrch h.
iiea'h pretty wreaths and tasty eyervroeps
ti Giore a large party OF friends and re,o.
The church was Beautifully de,,,,t,,
Scuu tne artistic touch OF Mrs Jnbn ~
uouuhue ana others Of the brides friruJs
and Md o do eJ'ef5y , nook and corner apparent
L." "uutu 10 the attractivencss or This
hanlSomc place OF worshlp '"''
hler the ceremony by Rev. J. w nlcka.
We urldal party adjourned To tho bo,i, -
h,ncb ui,u Mrs' John b, Goodhue, where a
,"m1nJ"h was served preparatory 60 nm OK
Tended wedding trip to Oman, 49,.
NlII& ana other points In the Northwest
5,ue SvNhS or the ladies and tho evening
vorn T., ''i> "i tue gem lemen In the party
49, ~ keeping With the approved iiens
oI modern style and society and the ,yhoir
Sctue was one Of lingering charms
:, Wnvu lne party arrived AZ the church
tbo' LIN, Iit.,cleu down In simple figure to
tne brides father, gave her away ana
ine ceremony was performed
IN me party were Dr q. s. Hodges rs
nest man; Messrs. Marshall Edwards md
.u Davidson. grpomsmcn. and Nt"ssrs 20"
H. WieSS and Dr. GUY II Reed uSbcrs
IN ne lauleS party were Miss Cublnass
Elnil OF honor. and Misses Lcstcrjettc and
hnight. bridesmaids.
MI Cgary is one OF Beaumont's most
ProgIesslVe' business men and is wei
known TN commercial circles. lie has
Tevh steering the business end Of the
leNaS Tram and Lumber comnnnv for n
ions time most successfully and as sarrc
l4ry OF that company has done much to
give II NJ substantial and strong huan-
HlL stNndlng IT had when the Kirby Lum
Inc phenomenal price Of 953 per cent on
It's par value. ""
Miss Swindell has been one Of Bear
mont leading society bellies and the youn.
people will miss her in their ranks bnf
she promises them not to forget quickly
ana as one of the younger married complies
MI md Mrs. Crazy may often be sepn
attending the social functions of the CITY
ana holding a prominent place in society
JUS as they have In the past.
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Indictment weather that has prevailed here
slnce last sunday. The only event that
has transpired was the pleasant few hours
spent 10y the Monday club last Mnndav
evening at the residence VI Mrs " Al
Yates In the study OF Macbeth Next Mon.
day the club viii meet with Mrs. 4. A.
Born
Another social event was the dance given
az the Musuulc han ON "Wednesday Diplt
by number of young people hut al,
account of the drizaling rain which pre-
vailed was not largely attended
Miss Cassie lluckman has returned from
several weeks visit to relatives In lious.
ton
MfS, {. u. DeRyeo and daughter. Miss
Ida May. have gone to San Autouio an q
visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Harris and SON of vuco. are ~oiourn.
ing IN corpus Christi for several weeks.
Mrs. W. Iurcotte arrived hcrc Ncdaes
day night from Cameron county ON a visit
10 the family Of J. G. Remedy
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CAMERON.

Miss BERTHE Leo who has been visiting her
cousin Miss Ethel Landlord returned home
TO Waco.
Messrs Angus McApinc. Tanuin Jones
and Graham Goldrhwaiie attended the
opening OF the Arlington hotcl in Marlin
Miss Salic Davis has returned from a
visit To her aunt I'm Austin
Miss Lucille Kemp is visiting Mrs. j, H.
Kemp. IN Rockdalc.
I)r. u. l.. Jones has gone 60 Nashville,
Tenn, having accepted the position of res
ident pathologist in the city hospital
Mrs. Henderson entertained tuu friends
and members " the Baptist church go her
home last Friday evening
Misses Ira and Myrtle Pondlcton OF
Temple. and Miss Adams of Crockett arc
guests nj the home Of Captain A f.. Sic
Cord. aud are being handsomely enter
tanned
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WHARTON.

Owing TO the breaking out Of scarlet fever
AZ the school they were attending in North
Carolina. Ray Dickson Robert Vineyard,
Lamar Houston and George Kelley have
returned home.
Mrs L. f. Beadle, who has been very
m Is now cOnyalescent.
Miss Marcila llse was called to Austin
Monday by o phone message 10 attend the
sIck bed OF her mother, who was danger
ously iil.
Miss Mollle Davidson Of Eagle Lake Is
the guest OF the family OF DR.. J. c. David
Mrs. II. A. Cline and son are visiting
relatives In Beaumont,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Willy, are the guests Of
Mr. ana Mrs J. Il. Rosehcrry.
Mrs George Martin whitney and Miss
Katherine Phillips. are spending several
weeks in San Antonio.
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BEAUMONT,

TO the strains Of the sweet wedding
p'arcn as played with delicate and finished
[ouch by Mrs. n. O. Lively, beauty and
t.see We're Joined with manliness and
u0uor and couple were made man and
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CITY ATTORNEY.

Al the solicitation OF NY MANY frienls
who have contributed TO my announcements
fund, announce myself as candidate for
reelection TO the office Of city attorney,
subject TO the action Of the democratic
nrImArIes Joe NJ. Sam
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CITY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself as a candidate
Tor reelection Ia the office OF city treas.
urrr, subject TO the action Of the demo
cratic primaries. A. A, SHABO,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FO9 MAYOR

AT the solicitation OF large number OF
the citizens of Houston, ] hereby announce
subject TO the democratic primaries.
.. 4. Holt.
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ANDERSON.

A beautiful wedding was witnessed "a
Anderson wednesday. January ~ In me
pantist church, the contracting parties
beiug Miss Emma LaDge and Mr.. Clarence
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/ hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Office Of chief Of police sub
iect TO action OF the democratic primaries.
John w. Howard
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CITY ASSESSOR.

| hereby announce myself rs candidate
for recollection 20 the office OF city gssessor
ana collector. subject 10 the action OF the
democratic PRIMARIES
James r Welsh.
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hereby announce myself as candidate
for tho office OF chief OF police, subject 20
the action OF the democratic primaries
j NJ Ray,
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I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for health officer, subject to the action Of
the democratic primaries
]. G. Boyd, NJ. D.
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HEALTH OFFICER.

The Post Is authorized 70 annocuce pc.
w. NJ. Brumby ns candidate for City
Health officer subject TO the action OF
the democratic primaries.
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STREET COMMISSIONER.

] hereby announce rs a candidate for the
office or Street Commissioner. subject TO
the action ot the democratic primaries.
Jack Kennedy.
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AZ tho solicitation Of my many friends
] announce myself as n candidate for re-
election for the office al street commits.
gioner OF the city If Houston subject 10 the
action OF the democratic primaries.
MATT BRENNAN.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

The past week has been q quiet one from
a social standpoint an account Of the cold
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VariCoCeie.


o
Snite Ha the prize the roN'r and the pleasure Of perfect
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Doctors Belts & Dyar's Advice to Men:

M Is NO PATCHWOHK AHOUT OIN TNEATMTNT. TUE q
Feet AND PERMANENT.
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100l--10O2."

That il the inscription over tn,
great tireplaces in the Pennsylvani,
Building at the Charleston Exposi
ton. This building constitutes one
OF the most significant chapters il
the now history of old Charleston. l,
ls not only significant of tho good will
and sympathy Of the descendants OF
Father Penn for their fellow coun.
trymen of the South, great and graft.
flying rs they are, but has the added
Significance of a strong commercial
'sm which is equally gratifying AL
ready the Trades League of Phila-
delphi", one Of the most potent or.
CARNATIONS of the country, has taken
up the idea Of direct steamer commu-
nication between Philadelphia, Char
lesion and the West Indies, and if
the West Indies, why not South
American Philadelphia has been
the site of great ship building in
harbor which is fretted at regular
dustry for many years our in
dustry hampered by contracted
intervals by great fields of ice, and
whore all outdoor work is impossible
at times Her emissaries must see
that at Charleston exist all the posi-
bilities for the greatest shlpyard in
America. Timber, iron, steel, cheap
labor, abundant dockage and harbor
facilities, already the chosen site of
one Of the general governments
naval stations, aud a climate which
makes out door labor, not only posi-
ble, but pleasant, every day in the
year. In fact Charleston is being
rediscovered by these gentlemen of
the East, and there is every reason
to hope that the discovery will result
in mutual good from commercial
view point, as it has already resulted
in genuine feeling Of kindness and
good will When Gov. Stone gathers
his cohorts and goes down to cele
brate the Pennsylvania Day at the
Exposition Oh April 1G, neither he
nor they will have reason to regret
their neighborliness.
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Cough ltGin etly.
way.

Between the hours Of eleven O'Clock
q III. aud closing time at night on Jan.
25tb, 1901. A. f.. Clark, druggist, Glade
Springs, Va, sold twelve bottles of
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy. lie
says, ~ never handled q medicine that
sold better or gave better satisfaction
to my customers" This Remedy has
been in general use in Virginia for
many years, and the people there are
well acquainted with its excellent
qualities. Many OF them have testified
10 the remarkable cures which it. has
effected. When you need good, re.
liable medicine for cough or cold, or
attack Of tho grip. use Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and you are certain tt
be moro than pleased with the quick
cure which 1t afford. For sale by w. E
Pelham e. Son.