The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

took place In the afternoon Of Saturday.
October is, at the links located on the
Louisiana car line. aud two aud a half
blocks from the South End car line. There
was quite crowd Of Interested oHlcokers
at this first game. Many occupants II
traps and buggies and horseback riders
galore viewed from the street the per
fornances OF tho golfers.
Kan carly In September. the chief pro-
snoters being Messrs. Cherry, Crawford,
EYerts, llotts Aaublen and Han. The
membership ROW Is about thirty.
The society editor owns w 20 Neins
away behind the times when u nmes 10
a showdown Ia the Intelligent use Of me
technical Technology apperininiug 20 the
low popular ana mucn-pNcticcd roysd
el me 6f golf So she hicd hei 20 q friend
iy golf enthusiast ana called for help. Most
kindly aud with much elaboration the 4cu-
tleman explained ana the pencil pushcr
left him with much gratitude In her heart
pnG--oniy Two lucas IN hef heaa. ono ol
her two mental IMPRESSIONS WGs very
strong and Was TO this ehect, however ui-
certain she might be about the position ot
the ball. she was sure that she herself
was lin a holc." aud the other was. that
from her point Of view, the spelling OF
tees" might be with show ot reason bc
changed into t.ca-se.
Any how, know this much Is straight
for made him write it down;
Tie links consist az nine holes, ranging
from 1do yards io 500 yards apart IOuu
length Of course Is one and two-thirds
miles,
Object o. game Is to put the ball IN each
hole ia the fewest number Of strokes. The
b1ll Is put tn play at the homo iec,' By
Puagus y gn i't'is uioanN 3i
Known MS the driver" a good drive IS
uUout 100 20 40 yards, The other clubs
11 . 'ugu a Ns,q r. sC ,, Nyp" ts IKE
x Golf oatdf consists gsnaIiv Of n driver.
bFassie ceck, mid IRON lofter, pulitzer golf
pas ana RaHs ING bRlls are made Of
Srains
On Thursday evening the golf club held
ensltess meeting. Mt pilots book store
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yvers ann ilntcd An averutfvp ,-,torrittc 80
Tbe oerin,iff 49, or ,,,ra,,,t 'a,,, i H. ~,
Ril be appointed later.
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snnv ~, iit IIm ' ~ v1'.pt ,''Ntts, "Ilt5
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The following Is @ part Of tho account Of
the Norris Reynolds wedding published In
the leading papcr OF Cbiulcotbc No
F"f WV 80
has occurred ia Chlnicofhe for n lonr time
VIVA tlte NiorrIs =, evr,,as ,,,ti,Is rrh,,rgdov
iupt1uE az IL CLOCK az trace Episcopal
church The very elegant Invitations Tor
TINS most happy occasion readiug' "Mr
ana Mrs. Richard Wardcll Reynolds re-
qacst the homer Of yonr pteseice az the
o Dr. Robert Towaes Morris. rharsday
rhoyniug, October 10, 1902, az ID o'clock at
GrtCe church. ChnNcothe, Mo st home
hftek December L. lGi1 Rel street, uous.
Ton; BeXnA
,5 AZ w, IN was llo5t St st uSGV
chrylanthenuins ana autumn leaves,
Thy ushers were Or X. barney Jr.. and
All; I'M M Sto9hs.
fofber ,ss tbi, 9ed h., ,,,l.st t 10. ng
luz htoWu snk tadctn. shlnincriug In The
sunlight which shed Il shower ~ radiance
over her Just as She rcatbcd the chaucpl
rail. happy onion Indeed The Slot
seams Zen In most approved skirt anrp and
there was a b!t of whito lust necessary fur
INC touch OF stole which So marked thls
lovely gown hecomiuE travelling hut IN
brown and white CONNECTED tho brides
toilet She carried Bride roses ANA was
tho typical sweet and beautiful bride She
was met English style M tha ahapllI by
the groom They took rheir places before
Dr. ~ IL ncIongv rector uf fhc church
who. in n MOST solemn pud iuiurassIy.e man.
uer conducted tho beautiful ring scrvire
OF ihe EpispoDaI church
Tie bride Is one of the most Ioyahle
yonug women of Cuuicothc where. thougn
She hns NOT made hrr homo here for soy.