The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-09

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MONDAY
Regular meeting q Lad.ol Pa-!sh sEst-
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5euu6i concert ~ Aue. Theresa sod
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Meeting ., TIE wosaaa. Reading e!us Z,
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TUESDAY
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INFORM ROYALTY.
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7'hou divine nature bow shTfel, thou bla-
In these tro princay Buys, They are
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At zsshyrs blowing below the violet.
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Their royal blood eaeha,ed. as TIE ruest
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Aud H.le him f,oqo 70 the vals. Ti' non.
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The fseson Q; plcnics 81 here Iast
week sbounde8 IN them. ana there are
otaerF TO follow. hat none s49re ple2 10,
'aan that given ny the W9us1s Resats
club o. Wedaeaaey lusL
Mrs George ~ saca had Offered h-
charming l,le home Glen Katberin-. nsar
HGrTinewg for the treat. sn4 lLlher TIE
club AID thoir euefu drove fra vaus ans
private oonYeyauces. leaving Temperance
hal a. 2 O'Clock
MEv siaf graciousiy welcomed each
gses, - the hosNtaiiiss gf the honse anl
lawn ana She GrYt few moments wore
spent 10 greeting. Then novel Ilttie
guessing game began prompted By small
articles which the club uietnbefs wore
pinned Upon heir waists like badges rt-ore
seailas The anereat magazines 4 strand
Of rope represented The Strand. and other
such puzzle We're ogered more ar iey,
difficult. This promoted Interest untl The
open air meeting was called 90 order ly
Miss Jenkins mrs, Mcdonnell. the prrgl-
dent made al impressive though short ad.
dress, thanking especially the horttss Tor
her pleasantly bestowed hospitality. Thy
seorelury. Mas Gearing. followed win a
review OF Ito year. work, the review
showing that the study OF taraway Nor
way nsd been pursued with interest ana
mich prunt
Mrs. Charles Lucy followed the secre.
tafy report With lhehttul piano SOLO
Funch Mas then sergol by Mrs gte4n The
intsrmiasion proving gratefully refrcshins
Miss Annie Reel then sang with partieul.r
sweetnesK. the second number helm, an
encore MIs. Mcdonnell closed this nor
tion OF the afternoons Programme with
.eIy entertaining recitation and reading
inc latter being little talo In negro All
iect Of when 3irs. Mcdonnell IL nistresr.
The piano had 'een pls'eI OIL the gallery
ana the music aud reading wore especially
atlracIlFe under the open rky. With Tho
great oaks Tor background
Rome time WAS Hphnt by the yu,.sie after
this 10 enjoying the pretty grounds. tho
nome WIN its myriad II art treasures
supper was then set on tho gallery. II
han been intebded TO scrye II on the lawn
a ae. aw ra, had neen spread fos the pur.
only momentanly disturbed the conipaay
hhd dsmpened tho grass. and II vas
thought best 10 be discreet, 10 little "a.
bies wer a@ about on the comfortable
gallery, and very unique, ms TO the courses
and most delicious as TO the quality, was
the supper.
The menu cards were dainty little cfes.
ti0ns with covers decorated with yioirs
done IN water colors, and the clubs name
In gold letters. within written In pur.
pie. was tho following Original
MENU.
Fish.
Sturgeon ........., ....,...,Mrs, Kendall
Meats.
turkey $500. ..'''''''..''m,ss Gardner
Rabbit .......... .............,. Mrs. King
Vegetables.
Baked Beans .................H Mrs. Lemon
Turnip ......,. .......s.,...Mi Miss jenkins
Salad.
Potato ........ .......,......h Miss Gearing
Desert.
Pumpkin Pie '''',','''''.'''''"Mrs. Dow