The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22

AMONG CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
The Womaus Roaming club met
W ttl-,-ay afto-r 20 f'r the last time
lnt. after She holidays. Attendance was
u. nulH- 60 BAD Vratier aui fhr wear
alHr afh Of the holidays hUt t0c usual
H-raul.e "aS eag-r. our ani cviucod
r- et-tt Mrs h.rn read th1ulhi-
tal ear ami fo-rbs paper on Heroi-
f-~ i-r c.Ah aalHa-I-d lutI. january
a- $50. -a large gir'rlarcc earnest
81 desired hf 'h- president Pariinmrn-
't-f .tW VIII b. 'le tlr. tor that dty.
.l" 'Ht he.s asi beng -ha Womaa'e
na4l If I1r. mea-arl Law 10y Mrs
Nlarlck q Boston.
1Hn She'tartug Arms association has
l7.n0su@i until january /. 1896, when
l-ttn< ~ tsi~-riA iiaportane' viii he
Hc't nj To- usual hnur and place, and
every member is agsenily requested to be
( prfeeat.
I The Mother Goose sale hold In the
+ ot4tai ~ r5c Par n house. Tuesday az.
..r'n0t nd evening. was one Of the pref
ih.ns> q ihe kidd ever given in
I III rs'p7 and lacked only one element OF
vsaits-. tae pretty show windows. and
. D.tr g ~" military parade. drew ey-
Hff body d" tee sirc''s or 10 places whence
''r rer0H~ attractions cnWd be seen
.
l rfti tr prevent fho affair from
r.Gc ia'inra. The room WAS very
/ h-sgf.fri. ti.e t,otbs being arranged with
/ HHru.r- effect go the sid -, and a canopy
. In 'to center. over which hung two very
. ir' 'y Tables of candies. The programme
/ " as GHfll-Hr.p end well acted throughout
! Ds."r.f.r rt thr lttir toto. Ono tiny
/ .a.r. Mo. SAWYER represented the "oli
J woman who l'yod in shoe to a marvel
trf tlr alteration OF very youthful
''fer. Hho raZ-d with supreme aiora.
ati,n IN the littie god of his divinity"
strongly sDsE Sted the famous balcony
-c'ne with thr children rs Romeo and
ln.a' md shoe instead If balcony.
i'ar ladies horo 10 repeat tho pretty en-
irrainmeni is more favorable season.
1he Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Y NJ.
G.. 4 viii receive iu the pnriors Of the
association New Yogr's day.
Tho Salvation Army is preparing to
c.rr iho moor culldren 81 the clty a beau.
f'f1l ard generous Christmas tree for
wt"h contributions Of all kinds are So
Hdpd
Tho Woman's Relief corps, G. A. r.,
gave q turkey and oyster dinner" in
ih" Rice igiliine, corner .of Texas as
"n0e end Travis street, Friday, which
was we'll attended and very good.
Epwo-th League ~ shean Methods,
church had his regular musical and IT.
erarr meeting FRIDAY evening aud pre-
scented an excellent programme 10 an APP
preeiatiye audience.
The 'ea which was 70 have heen given
~ tho Sh"lterine Arms association
!hnrsday, j. indefinitely postponed.
The compl monthry concert, given 10y
the Houston Quartettr club Ia the many
FREUD. Of that harmonious body, Mon
dos evening. was a very charming affair
> Tho ciub shows constant improvement
urdcr iis present excellent leader ant
sang the numbers allotted sud an cncOD
very well indeed MIR Buhington'S sol,
eieifed o hearty recall. 10 which he mere
ly bowed. For some reason Mrs. Parke
r her beautiful violin solo for No. 4, an,
2 Mr. Carrier taking No. for his plan
. son which was encorcd. as was also Mrs
z Parkcr's violin solo, and both deservedly
{ Tho cornet duo, Messrs. Harper and Up
I dyke. ives delightful. the adagio move
o mont of Campano's Guarda che Rianc
(, Luna heiug especially adapted 10 III
% rarnet. the enthusiastic encore wa
. answered bv "'rhe 0li Folks AZ Home
u Mrs f. Hackers rendition Of Elsa
% Dream I.1bengrucnl was artistic and fin
Nhrd For an encore she sung n prctt
~ Tneil.h ballad Miss Bessie Hughes va
% III and Mics Burgheim sang solo !
y pisce ~ the qnnrteitc. She was hearti
% recalled and sang Pm Talking In NJ
r. Sleep with much acceptance.
Az THEY COME AN GO.
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