The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-02

Nellie Lee last night at her home on
Milan street Cameo and dancing formed
the amusement. while refreshments were.
as always, enjoyed by the Young people
The guests were,
Misses Maggie shearn. Mary Armlstead,
Clara Robinson. Grace Dennis. Bertie
Butte. Juanita Allen. Tot Adair. Nellie
Adair, Vivian Rsnsone, loyie Chew,
jeanette Porter, Rosalie Dumhle. frankie
Dolen, Mary Ashe. Louise Oliver. Mabel
Windle, Laura Franklin, Messrs Chester
Bryan. Tom Bolts, Charlie Robinson.
Charlie Montgomery, Landrum Dennis.
George Gibbons. Willie Gibbons, Harry
Jones. Henry Dyer, Alfred Dyer, Massey
DOZEN. Randall Porter. Joe Chew Frank
Clemens. Dave Baker, Charlie oliver, sid
ney Foster, Lockhart Wallace, Tom ko0-
inson, Eliot Cage.
There will be an important meeting OF
the Houston High school alumni on Friday
at D, N. In room No, II in the High
school building. All members are asked
to be present.
Those who have Faith Home at heart
say that 1t Is time to set out chrysanthe-
NUNS for the show 20 be held, as usual,
In the fall.
The Treble club gave musicale on
Wednesday last, which was deeply appre-
olated by those who attended. The club
opened with Brahms Lullaby" and
Kieruli's Last Night" after which there
were selections by Mrs Baltis Allen. Mrs.
Il. a Pcden and trio by Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
Munger and Miss Hughes. Mr. Ferdinand
Dewey played Gottschalk's Last Hope"
and the club sang Down in the Dewy
DELL all of which was we'll done,
This club is growing stronger every
week and we may expect something espe-
cially fine when they consent TO give
public recital. which It Is said they pro-
pose to do la the near future.
All Houston is in sympathy with the
benefit concert to be given for Nine.
that Miss Rosa Helllg also was injured in
the accident and is quite Ill.
The reading and critical study OF the
play Of Macbeth" was completed last
Thursday at the Shakespeare club. and
questions on the entire Act were as
signed. The session is drawing TO
close. so there is no time to begin the
study OF another play. and the study OF
the sonnets will be taken up.
There will be a called meeting of those
interested IN the formation Of chapter
Of the Daughters OK the American Revolu-
t.ou In the parlors Of the Capitol hotel
Monday afternoon at 430 o'clock. All are
requested to bring their application papers.
The Ladies society OF the Hardy Street
Presbyterian church Will hold their month
y tea on Wednesday afternoon from 8
TO p m. at the home OF Mrs Tyler, cor
uer Gentry ana Pinckney streets All are
cordially invited 10 be present.
The Womans Reading club will give
their annual picnic next Wednesday. leav-
ing the club rooms at p. M. and going in
picnic wagons to Glen Katherine, the
homo Of Mrs. George w. stlen. near Har-
risburg
The Great Expectations club met last
week with Mrs. Vernon Lemon. and next
Tuesday it conyenes with Mrs. Presley X.
Ewing. Nicholas Nicholby" is still the
subject of study.
The Derthich Literary Musical club Will
meet on Saturday. May s, when a Chopin
evening will be given.
The children's party which was to have
been given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. S.
X. McIhenny has been postponed until
next Friday on account of the Illness OF
Master Hayens Mcllhenny.
Beau Monde prints pretty descriptions
of several entertainments given to Houston
people visiting in Dallas.
Easter week Mrs. John j. Cannon was
given a dcjeuner By Mrs. Il. NJ. Reardon |
and Mrs William c. Howard. u tea by |
Mrs. j. Il. Schneider and a luncheon by |
Mrs. D. H. Morrow.
The Misses Norrell were entertained by |
Mr.. ]. s. Fowlkes and Mrs. f. A. Stuart /
with charming garden fete, Miss Nor
rell also led at the Bachelors club german
last week.