The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

spocnts & Thompson OF Fort worth. HI
ana pig bride left immediately after tbs
fornia and viii be al Il home a az ai ip War
rem avenue. Fort Worth. nfter August Is.
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Inc Following clipping from the Galveston
News Will be OF interest to many Hous
tonians:
nr. hdmnnd Witty. who wandered away
ron houston several years ago with as
phations toward the ''stagr," today wan
oefeu back to Houston Mr. Whltty did NOT
conht the ties. He listened TO the click
,hrh or me heavy Trucks Of the obserya-
a rnl sar ION plush clad seat within.
~ nc Hedrnlng for the footllghts got into
III. Mnttys blood through tho local or.
ganizat'on ~ amateur PLAYERS known MS
snn n ,s Mhansh h Dramatic club. From a
opmeWnat humble starr. through carcer
" more or less viclssltude with the &C.
CYL ~ the more, perhaps Mr. Witty has
p hutieneu srt cess as player not as a star,
m ui as a good representations actor. who
III ~. AVh = comfortable living and cxpends
lis surplus energy along the lines his am
niiion chose: He has b, en- playing OF lite
Mn a soldier OF Fortune" and Will re-
urn 70 New York later IN the fall to com.
plcte, the. New York engagement Of that
popular play.
An unusually beautiful home wedding
took place Wednesday evening at half past
at the residence of Mrs J. Waldo. the
occasion being the marriage Of her daugh.
ter, Miss Cora Waldo to MIR. Pierce Butler
W New orleans. only relatives and near
friends were present at the ceremony,
WVhlcn was performed by Rev. II D. Ayes.
me brides attendants were her three sis.
ters-- Miss Mary Waldo and Misses Luiu
una Jennie Waldo-and the toom was at.
tenden by his brother--Mr james Butter.
MIR and Mrs. Butler viii speui the sum.
mer IN the North, returning later to New
Ofleans, where they viii reside Mr.. But
Ter parents and brother-Mr. and Mrs.
MISS Conner, of near Natche2 Miss, ana
Mrs Minor, the Misses Minor and Mr.
Minor OF New Orleans were guests from
out of town, at the wedding.
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The marriage of Miss Belle Edith knight
and Mr. lanes A. Mcintosh took place at
ST. Mays Episcopal church Wednesday
evening at $40, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. II. j. Brown OF Trinity
church
4 reception to the relatives and ftlends
attendants were Miss Margaret Barrus nnl
Mr.. George Mcintosh, brother Of the groom
The b. ide's little niece, Nernl Alice knight
was flower gill The usheTs were Mess &
Frank Blpka and CHARLES M7rmion Mr.
and Mrs Mcintosh went to san Antonio
and viii be at home after July 10.
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Il number Of young people Mt Miss Bettle
Taliaforro's Invitation, gathered AZ her
homo Monday evening to meet Miss Lucy
Lrml ardi of Portlind. Ore Inc parlofs
and hall were thrown open to the cool
night air, md dancing was the order Of the
evening out on the lawn Japanese Ian
terms shed their softly colored Hight cyer
the groups here and there, resting between
chairs and scttees having been
placed there for the purpose II was the
FIRST OF many pleasant affairs, that We're
to he given Outing the week. complimentary
to tho fair guest from the far Northwest.
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Miss May McAshan entertained few
friends very informally Friday evening at
dinner, complimentary to Miss Lucy LON
nardi Of Portland, Ore. In addition to
the fair young honoree and the hostess
there We're gathered round the prettily
decorated table. Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Nc
Asian, Miss Bette Tahaferro, Mr. Richard
Franklin, Mr.. J. /. Wilson and Dr.. Goss.
The ride to Angerhoefer's to have been
given Thursday evening by Mrs, r L.
Paine in honor of Miss Foley has been
postponed until Monday evening on account
OF the Indictment weather.