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The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11
Pawn II to Buy Presents.

Robinson-Are you going to hang your
socks up this Christmas.
Jones-No: from the looks of things I
shall probably be obliged to hang up my
overcoat.-Up To Date
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

If a noisy baby has real pretty mother,
crowd will forgive it good deal quicker
Washington Democrat.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

THE newest bicycle is made entirely
of glass, even the ball bearings being
of this material, which is exceedingly
hard. 1t is claimed that the machine
can be used just as II it were made OF
Slnnl
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

DURING the six months ended De-
Gem mbcr 81 the total arrivals of immi
grants were 90, l75. as against lO7,
for the CORE spending six months of
1896. OF these Il, T22 were males and
,G. 300 females. The Italians furnished
the largest number. 2O.6iG during the
period reported. Rus'ia IS next with
IL. 323 and ireland third w,th 1852.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

The young onion is very seductive veg
ctable, but it invariably gives a man away.
Chicago Daily News.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

Piso's Cure for Consumption has saved me
many a Doctors bills. F. Hardy, Hop
kins Place, Baltimore, Nd, Dec. 2, 1894.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

Rome wasn't founded by Romeo; it was
Juliet who was found dead by him.-Chiea.
go Daily News.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

Woman's inhumanity to woman causes
many men to live and die in the bachelor
class.-Chicago Daily News.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

QuorATIoNs for good dog in the
Yukon gold fields this winter are from
$3.50 to $500.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

SENATOR VEST, chairman of the com
mittec on public health and nationa.
quarantine, is alarmed at the danger
threatened by the pollution of rivers
by the great cities. As the country
settles up he said, the danger in
creases at an alarming rate. Every
growing city along the Mississippi,
Missouri and Ohio, dumping its refuse
into these streams, makes the proba'
bilities OF general epidemic of chol
era or typhoid fever more imminent
The surgeon general recently said that
IL was estimated that every year no
fewer than $1,000 deaths were caused
by typhoid fever alone in this country
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

CHINESE took the places of the strik.
ing laundry workers in New York re.
Gently.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

Made worse by cold! Neuralgia needs
st. Jacobs Oil to cure. 1t cures.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

Everybody has some. pet Adjective
Washington Democrat.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

rs. GILLESPIE'S
ucw skirt would
not come right in
the hanging, and
D0ri. Hilburu was,
as she expressed IL,
so worked up"
that she could not
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

Bad feet from frost-bites are made sound
By St. Jacobs Oil. 1t cures
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

Six months after. when Eben Doolit-
lie came back second time from Chi
cago. this time to attend his OVID we'd
ding. he told Mrs. Gillespie. in n glow
of lover-like confidence, what his bride
bad once done for him. and the good
lady smiled and clapped her plump
hands in approval.
Now ] know" she said to herself.
why Doris Hilburn's buttery shelves
were bare and her kitchen fire out that
cold March ay."-Helen 7. Clarke. in
IolIsewifc
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

It's difficult for man to check his cred
itors unless he has bank account-Chicago
Daily News.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

Pleasant, Wholesome, Speedy, for coughs
is Hale,s Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

RECENTLY complied statistics show
that horseilesh is gradually but surely
growing in favor as Il food throughout
Europe. For several years it has been
eaten sparingly, owing to prejudice,
but, as the beef supply has been stead
lily growing inadequate. change in
feeling has taken place. The French
people are now reveling in palatabie
and nourishing substitute for beef at
a cost of about five cents pound,
whereas the beef itself could not be
had for less than % cents pound. So
cieties for the prevention of cruelty to
animals are urging the fattening of
cast-off horses for food.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

Any ache, from toothache to backache
St. Jacobs Oil will cure.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

MONEY never was cheaper to the bor-
rover than it is in Chicago and the
west at the present time. Financial
conditions have changed materially
during the past year, and in place of
the banker being inaccessible TO the
borrower the latter is more independ-
ent than ever. In speaking of this
matter, President Eckels, of the Com
mercial national bank. of Chicago.
said: The days of six and seven per
cent interest seem to be permanently
over. There will be more five and six
per cent money, and even below That
figure. while possibly five and six per
cent will be the general rate.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

Ts Cure . Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Ali
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11
HI. 0xatien,

Harry, are you expecting any comic
yalentinesf"
''Well, always get lot Of duns from.
fellows who say they expect my check
by return mail."-Detroit Free Press.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

Lots of very shiftless people get up early.
Washington Democrat
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

WELL" said the artist, sharply, to the
tramp who had entered, what do you
want here? Hurry with what you have
to say"
"sir," replied the tramp, with Unborn
dignity, II did not come here to be in
suited. 1 merely thought to stepin and
inquire If you had any model for your
valentine cupids. If not, desire to mp.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

slipped and fell; bad sprain. Never
Mind. st. Jacobs Oil will cure it.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-11

In fact, thNt 10 what everybody did
say; and Dotit smiled her little grim
smile. and measured her Aour and po-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
SHALL WE JET THE PHILIPPINES
GO, OR NO.

For The Port.
Yes let the Philippine Islands 20
Back 10 the dnslsfd. treacherous foef
And let the Islanders remain
IN cruel bondage 60 bcartiess Spainl
Aftsi one glimpse Of freedoms light.
Let them relapse ia seffd0m's night?
SIT back the clock Of liberty
Another hopeless century,
Pull down for aye the glorious flag;
In deep debasemeBt let II drag.
Give back tho glorious, gocdiy land
That rang with Dewey's proud command!
Where sailor and soldier. side by side.
Like heroes fought like patriots died;
Giye them all back. though deeds 20 great
Ea.c made these Islands consecrate!
What. Give hack these glorious isles you say.
IKE gnteways ~ the approaching day.
WHO'RE Gods own sun, whcii nrst upflst,
Scatterf the darkness and tho mist
And With banners of light nnfurled
fi.ufnirntes darkensd w0rIds
GIVE cafkpasB ard death for light aud lliey
Give freedom al1 peace for wrath and ssrifeY
Ali No Ten Thousand tlme6--Nol
Wei never let these Islands go'
The ipnd whefs 4, IS. banners waved
Shall re er again become enslaysd,
THE nd by frecdpal's patriots won
stnll remain free from sire 20 son,
Taeir heritage shall henceforth be-
Trrti. aud Right and Liberty.
From vest 10 eaSt--on land and son.
Ls. fresdsm's banner triumphant BE-;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
CLARENCE.

jest a little bit o. lad a-Emllin' out at me.
a bit o. sunshine dressed in kits an full .
roRuory,
An latin IL ter split hisseif Jest cause he's
Jest llko IN kanra ketehed him. when tn
picture man let drive
Here's giyin yeh III hightall. bud. I'm
An snlIn' back thre many moons 18th th'ots
I'm III picture o yer future an you repre-
sent my past.
But don't ych lei that scare yeh--jest bold
IN present iast
Thets whar III fun's a-waitin' why. l could
tel yeb now
But you sail IN an stir things UP yen dou't
need tcllin how;
An youil nuke some folks hard ter kotch:
yOr ma an pan sweat,
An Clarence, | Jest grin ter think o. tn
liekin's ut you'il get.
They're IN tn game an boun ter come, tn
bitter 'i.h til sweet;
Yer mail take yen cross her Knee. tn slip
pers from her feet,
Ayl how sho'li tuck tn dingbats on! al
An how ych'iI bss Ter be excused. but ysA
hardly ever Won't.
An you'il 90 bar'ioot lots o. times. an you'll
lneak off ter bed.
An yer nall oodne ter yer bedside an stroke
ser towHled head
Shell ask yeb. CLARENCE. II ysh thought sss
An you'll say. ',yessum. reckon so:" thsn
Rhe il turn down IN sheet.
Yer mighty won't be thick epoCgh ter shtetJ
yen f'Il all 1arnl,
When motber-loye takes yeh III hand. H'D
most nli-kiilin' warm.
Then ycu'lI sneak oat on tn back step. an
put yer feet In soak
An come ter tn conclusion AT life Amt all
a joke.
An 30 It aint. whsn yeh git old. an msmnn
~ round ych cling,
Yeh'll sigh when yeh look back ter now.
when life " In It's spring.
An you viii ind yer happiness - am voas
ter do.
In aizin' lilo up thro' tn eyes o little ta6D
Boys air young barbarians. they aisf no desss
o. that,
she vaH az.
TIL ''ud 80 a step too fur. her patience svsss
Ans she I'D tell my dsddie. an y ~ -
my hide,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

Quite number OF young folks gaghfred
at The re Aence u Mrs. c, T. w!nlder
Wednesday, nigtt and from there proceeded
TO the h1mc OF Miss Lula Street and tsn-
dtrei her 4 surprise PARTY. Games were
played These present wgre Miss i.Wu
STREET. Miss Id WHnklcr. Bertha Knodel.
Lizzie ". Cuah. Rekcy Tcis. }7p .Ayina
S ~. Bertha s5lifcr. Amaada STREET, Ella
STREET. " ssrs Rob nuarer, r. Kncdcl,
Jamgs Nlhee.er. trcl Wlnider. Enmet
Fowler. 50 Dan.fls. Meyer Gehen Sid
Musray Gcorge Winl1ler. BON George. u.
EtaioabeTg, Max Keller and O0hors.
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tour. which took 10 New orleans. Ch,tta-
..ooga, Nashville and other poia.s OF In
terest IN tho South Their honeymoon was
made all the more pleasant by the hcaors
sAcwcred upon them by the grcom's inaay
friends NJ the cities named, In all OF which
he Is popular and we'll Known. Mr.. snd
Mrs. Hcrvcy are nov at home to their
friends at the CAPITOL hotel.
80
a noticeable gues, al Mrs. CARROTS re-
ception Wednesday afternoon was Mrs.
Henry wetreii wandless OF New York
Cisy. who will be remembered rs one OF
Houstons most attractive girls. Her friends
are making her visit q pleasant one. She
Is the guest OF her mother. Mrs II. II.
Davis.
Mrs. ], y. Galbreath will be at home at
No 2ol7 Pease avenue on Wednesday after
noon from 10 G and VIII be glad TO have
her friends call to meet her sister, Mrs. G.
i. Heard, who will be her guest curing tha
week.
The marrisae OF Mr.. william Taylor and
Miss Lo'siso y, Hartung occurred On
Wednesday night ct O'clock. Rev. II,
u. AYES officiating, Tho ga3om is wcll
known member Of tho Arion Qnarsctte
club
The Fat home" given by Mrs, Il. h. Rich.
ar6son and Mrs. Howard Mayberry Mon
day was very pretty affair. a large NUM-
her Of friends ca.leJ and pleasant after
soon vas enjoyed.
Mrs. y. n Colhoun of Stanton, Tenn.
il spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. n. G. shelby. ut No, laOg Louis4sSia
street.
MIR ~ S. Medium, president OF the z z
club has ten4crcd the use OF his private
car 10 the dehutante5 10 they decide TO at
tend the Artillery club bali in Galveston
Thursday night.
The regular monthly meeting OF Robert
IL. Leo chapter Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy. will b. held tomorrow forenoon at
1880 o'c.ock in the parish house.
SIR. and Mrs. 4. X Mcllhenuy and Miss
Deveraux were among those who attended
the Wallis reception Friday night
Mrs. Sterling Myor Will be AT home to her
friends at No. lolI Capitol avenue on
Thursdays.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
Personal.

MIS- Libbie Dunn has returnsd FROM =
stcrt tip to San Antonio.
Miss Ressye Farbes ~ Sherman. Texas,
VIII .ye The quasi o. Msss Mamie Usher
nen. week
M,ss Js:s.2 Ntn1r nf Louisville. KY. Ia
.,sitdng tr brother. y. j. Minor. 1902 Me-
Gowta avenue.
NILES Rowana Van Horn OF Dslias Is via
s.l1g tie family Of Mr., X. "a. Johnston az
No 25D2 MAan street.
Miss Lola DuDnee az New ORLEANS win
spord tine wlnttr with her aunt. Mrs.
Lsulse Qreyonze at No. 1901 Travis street
Mrs. w II Tobin u Austin and Mrs
A. w Houtaon Of Ssn Antonio were en-
topraaised by Mrs. II. S. Loyc1t turing
Their stay IN the oty last week.
Mira n y. Handy. the San Marcos dele
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live, their disregard of the laws Of health
and their utter failure to protect health
when II is threatened aud restore II when
lit is lost. The most common result of neg
lect of health is that dread disease, con-
sumption. Not many years ago It was con-
sidcrcd incurablc Now It is known that
Dr. Picrcc,s Golden Medical Discovery viii
cure % per cent of all cases IL taken In
time. That is its record during period of
thirty years. Many Of the thankful patients
have permitted thsir names, experiences
mud photographs 10 be reproduced in DR..
pcrcc's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
Any sufferer who wishes to investigate
these cases may secure copy of this book
f,ce, by sending II oue-cent stamps 10
ros'cr eosf of mailing only, to the Worlds
pispensary Medical Association, buffalo.
n. y, and then write to the patients them
selves, lii consulting DIR. r, Y. Pierce by
letter. the sufferer corsults a skiilful spe-
cialist who for thirty years has been chief
consulting physician to the great Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo,
NY, With the assistance of n staff of able
physicians, lie has successfully treated tens
of thousands OF cases of bronchial, throat
and lung affections He will cheerfully
answer letters from all sufferers, without
charge, Address the Doctor as above.
Ihad bronchitis for eighteen ycars and was
treated by three physicians. but all failed"
writes David Wartacnluit, Esq, of Shoemlkers-
vile, Rergs Co, Pa. They told mr. there
no cure for nc then used Or. Pierccs Golden
Medical Discovery, aud was entirely cured Ny
weight is now Il, pounds"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
.o,e OF THE PAST.

! ~. where dropped the willow
fang time ago! ,,,,,.
4. rick threw back the odaio"
* water than snow,
.,;6 beloved and cherished
n high and low;
y sn,umn's leaf she perishea
Long time ago.
| :, ,r.e and flowing water,
Long dine ago!
\ No. and blossom taught her
ioye's spell to know!
!. nv fond words she listened,
Marmmang low,
!, her dove eyes glistened,
Ions time ago!
y xsre our hearts forever!
Long time ago.
,or forget her? Never!
10, lost one, no!
!. rave these tears are given,
Ever to flow!
Ia. star ! missed from heaven,
Long time ago!
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A surprise prrty.

a surprise party was given Mr. md Mrs.
A. A. Richie last saturday evening al their
homo en- Brooks stree, % honor of the nth
anniversary Of their wedding. 4 very en-
joyable evening VAS spent IN dancing and
other amuscmcnts. Supper was served.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

No, we don't pay any express charges
on Banister Shoes, Banister Shoes are
high grade Shoes and they can't be sold
for less than $500. Tho plain truth Is goot
enough for US
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spEcIA1. HOLIDAY oryrn.

Eye-quire cabinet whltined' coseeo y
enca paT~r and envelopes enbnDo1 -
r,yle monoxrum, IN any ceaer ~ rkca
Clarke 4 Courts, F. ID. McIntyy6. UGn1G
agent. at Main street.. Droo - 3 -
or phsus ~. (, u q & VA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

Garry Truth and Light to all benighted
TIN every nation's cause be righted.
I'M Gods avn Light and Truth shall shine
On every island philippine,
Rbd lot these islands be the gem
II fFtcdoms glorious diudem.
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xluskls 49,
wesps ~ -
81 in can e.
cape. Soonef
Of later 4 must
lay all n en-
low.
With prerne-
turc death It u
different. Ne.
ture intended
that every ynan
should live
long and useful
life, aud die q
peaceful, pain
less d cath.
Men defeat the
intention of .
b c n c flee n
Providence by
the manner in
~ \, r1t ~
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gate to the Daughters OF the C5nfcdcrcy
convention, was q guest at tho noniv o.
Cautain wslsiam Hunter w',ilo here
Mrs. Howard II. Bull anti her little
daughter, Marguetitc will fesivc tJs week
for New ORLEANS 20 spend tlsc holidays
with her sister. Mrs ]. &. Beard.
Miss Kate Hume OF Galveston came up
lSr Mrs. Parks-'s musicale Thursday
aight and remaint over rs the giiess OF her
| ~uzins. the Misses f.oa on Milam street
Mrs, Samuel Noble auii daughter. Miss
DJsus@ OF Galveston attended the 'is.gh-
Scrs cf tho Ccnrafcracy convention and
weie she guests " MIR. and Mrs. x. d.
EaSley.,s M
judge H. r, HIN, a we'll known 't'vcn
an absence Of sixteen months. This icrz
shcation was spent OF Fort Davis, tie
great health rasort Of Texas. wiitre Judge
Hll has buiH a summon ecne.
Miss Morton CanSnNoll, favorite In
Calves ton socstty, accompanied her moihsr.
Mrs. James T.. Canspbcll to lnsuston 20
attend aSe convention az fiie DAUGHTERS
Of uhe Republfc and was present Mt Mrs.
Myers ssrniSn Tuesday night 1,re two
ladies wore guests at the Capitol Wide
here.
In Honor OF Mrs. HRdicy's Memory.
A will 0ateriea ami interesting meet
Ing of tlsa Ddlasitors OF the Republic Of
I INSas, sSNn Jacinto o-assts-. was held at the
huue OF Mrs, utwftz lase Thursday, at
wtl.oh tho ioi,owtog loSsNwsaSl,s In hcSior
OF Mira psSty HaGIey wero unanimously
als@tcd
Tin the death of Mrs. HadceY san ia
cinto ch'spter, DaugAiers of tho Republic
OF lhNas. has host vtil,ssd fsigali and a
Nvge,atySi mSlubsr Nh,n, ~ a. nnr n,leG.
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HOUSTON DAILY Posn MORNING.

on when she has appeared in public s,r.o
eon'4ns nome. Consequently her mag ,Ia.
cens WORK came In the nature OF 'rsycI,.
.ion am was all the more enjoyal,le on s,,f
account She shows that she is thoroi, ,S,s,.
IN love with her ART by throwing her \, s.,l =
nesart anu SOU mao it. and he melody ~
i,sS'sss,;, - oi sucn nature as to stamp her
,,sNeiipiy with the mark of genius. II !
iirst nunber was tho ssRotnanee., ~
sveniseD. and In response 10 an cn,4,usIss.
We aad persisteat encore she gave Ino
heNcrte BY taucoaier both ~ u,bsyt
were extremely well rendered
MS. iarEer also contributed two arasti,
worn soies, the first being the "piIsrinis.
S slsi, from Wagner, and the second
,'s,,,.'ae sercaade.' Miss Angel 49,
eo'np1aleu on the plano. Mrs. Parker is
an extremely clever musician and her WORK
on Whis occasion was very pleasing indeed
Auotner enjoyable feature was afforiea
ny MT. ha.ph Savage whose nagrl f{cetlt
voice, which can hardly be called a basso
nor se, a oarstone, a pleasing combina lon
.ne TWO pernaps, was heard TO goo1 adj
,snas IN Natures Alteration" by Bee
cooven, Mrs. Parker ACCOMMODATING Wr
A. b. Kidd played Ltszt's ..l,oye,s ISraa,,i
aud gave pretty little waltz OF his own
I, 10 In answer to an encore MIR
hidu artistic and careful work on The
piano is so well known as TO make com
ment entirely supsrfftaous Ills ability mas
made too vivid an impression on che minds
OF the people who have heard hsm TO re-
quire any extended mention OF his per-
tormances. He accompanied Mss Rost
ana also played the accompaniment TO the
nocturne from the opera OF "por Pas
quaie. which was sung very pleasingly by
Miss Carr and Mr.. Giraui
Inc guest Of honor Miss Auge,l accon-
panied Mrs. Parker a-d also favored her
auditors with some clever solo work. play-
ing trst Schuinanns "Warum" aad a
Vaisa' by Chopin, and giving Kei.er's
Slumber Song in response to an encore.
Her clever work Is made all the more ef-
iectlve by her ease of msuaer and her en-
uie lack OF consciousness.
The programmes for the evening were
formed each OF two oblong saees OF carl
board. tied at one end with ribbon and or
nAnented with hand painting in water
colors of a violin ana several sheets OF
music.
After the completion of the programme
the guests We're served with chicken salad
of delicious variety, sandwiches stufe |
olives and coffee. The Library and the TWO
parlors in which the guests were seated
during the rendition of the programme were
attractveiy decorated with roses, chrysan-
themums. bamboo vine and pottei plants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

A Farewell Dance.

Orange, Texas. December "a farewell
dance was given at Odd Fellows hall Tues
day night by tho Young people, compll-
menlary to the Missos Pauline ana Louise
iHce OF Corsicana and Margaret Cooper Of
beaumont, who Were 10 bid chair many
irieEia ahl admirers Eo01by on tho follow
sAS Gay some ateatiad The thsator, othars
the dcg and pony slOw, after watch ali as
telnoled at The hail and INDUCED Ia dane
ng unt3 Il late hour II waa with a feel
INK OF Ioep regret that the parry separa ed
az the close OF the DANCE regret that tho
fair Yisltors could not prblong tholr solou, u
IN the city and this WAS to be the last SO
cai evening with them. The dance Mas
highly enjoyed by all the participants, and
the sparkling lights, enchsntlng music.
handsome costumes and vivacinuB conyt r.
s.uu.on formed scene that will remain I'M
pressed upon tho minis OF all present for q
lodg time to come. Tho participants we're :
DR. and Mrs. w. J. Diliard, chaperonos:
". uns.hfhgl acd NJ ,s p.a sIoliS,Ba Fred
Holland and Miss Bdaa Hurt, Robert Nor
gan ami Miss Bessie Kendall A. Forsythc
Miss Pauline Pace. W c. Griggs, Miss Lou
ise Pace, Or. II. u. Seasbrunk, Miss Mar
saret Cooper nr. J. u. Butler, Miss Ceorl
GGlmer. Angus MoKinuon, Miss Julia Moss,
w. c. Stewart, MGsA Bessie Mo g. r. u.
Goree, Miss Lucy Miller, II. B. Curry M
Charlie Malone I-ovclace Wall, Miss l'layla
Ochluoe, c. u. Spooaer anl Miss Ge5rGe
ochihtree.
A theater panty given by Miss Edna
Hart. complimentary 10 her guests. Misses
Pauline and Louise Pace and Niss Maggie
Cooper, Monday night, was another OF those
extremely dclightful little entertainments
that have hscn 80 mach IN vogue hers for
the past foG weeks After the play the
party repaired to Miss iIartH boautlful
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

Among the several Handsome ie'e''oN
$50, ,oor mace last week was thai givei
"wednesday afternoon from 10 . % ~
! r. CARROT and Mrs. John bule a. ~
rre,ty residence Of the former NO. -,
san Jaclnto street chrysantneh,u -.
,,si,r. ard bamboo vine were used IN 'nS
m.ke.up Of the deoors.ions which "s''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

one OF the enjoyable social events held
In connection with tho third annual con-
vention OF the Daughters OF the confed-
eracy was the charming rsoepiion ana
luncheon given by Mrs. ] c. HatcAsson.
president OF the local chapter or Tuesday
from IL to .. 10 in honor OF Ars. Kate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

Mr Charles Beiell Heryey and bride.
nee Miss Charlotte Mae ssudimore. arrived
st home Tuesday aight from their bridal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

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