The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01
LOVES sECRrr NAME,

H& LOVES SECRET NAMRs
his nnmc into the night
N With the stars for company,
u I'M thy lips t will take fair fight,
VI )oIng thee no injury,
OK by the sea or trystlng-trce
OH breathe It In no company.
'ns hisper It from thy full heart,
M Lot mono hear thy passion moan,
| 70 from cruel pang or smart
III To tho cold world unbeknown,
3 darkling tree or silent sea
II ith Love alone for company.
II 1 thy heart OF hearts let sleep
All thy rapture; and his name
rue in purity shall keep
All It's vital force and fame;
icklo speech and false jar
ono from lips that loudcst are.
The knights OF tho pill box and saw.
thcrwise known MS the members OF the
'exas State Medical association, were this
,wncrs OF Houston last week and their
presence. together with that Of tho wives
md daughters and other lady friends and
relatives who came with them. added no
iittio to the gaietios OF the season. Among
the affairs provided for their entertain
rnent were n reception given by Or and
Mrs. d. IT, Stuart Tuesday afternoon,
barge excursion TO the San Jaclnto battle
ground Wednesday, n street car ride
around the city Thursday afternoon and II
reception, concert and dance AZ Turner
Hall the same night. Each OF these events
Were well attended, not only by the VS.
itors, but by Houston people M well, aud
each proved auccess III every particular,
Nothing that would tend to please and en-
tertain the strangers was left uudone by
the local committees Of arrangement ana
the doctors showed that they fully apprc-
ciated tho hospitality extended to them in
so many ways, Altogether the week was a
lively one
Up to date tho war scare has had no mp
precnblo effect ON the doings of The Hous-
ton 400, but | am unable TO predict what
Will occur when the soldier boys who have
loaned themselves to Uncle Samuel for
two years, actually leave the city. Tha
mnttor is one of such seriousness to those
interested that refrain from further com
ment. Van nlbbler.
J.
The presentation of "The Pirates of PEN
Eance" by company OF local yorallsta at
the Auditorium Friday night and Yesterday
afternoon was a most enjoyable affair, and
had the effect of making the members of
the large audience present feel proudcr
than ever OF tho musical talent Of the city
Tho complete success, OF the event was
due IN no small degree to the artistic
Ap TEA la gla1.. A.. -.
under the effective direction OF MIR W q
Mason who had charge OF the musical feat.
ure. and Mr., John Mason, who handled the
dramatic part, An exhaustive criticism Of
the work of the performers appeared in l'he
Post of yesterday morning,
The ball given In homer OF the medical
visitors at Turner hall Thursday night was
very pleasant affair and was largely at.
tended. The dancing was preceded By ad-
dresses by President nacon Saunders aud
Orator ]. n. Sutue OF the Texas State Med
zeal association, aud during the evening
Hight refreshments We're served In the gal.
lcry which had heen tastcfuly decorated
with palms, ferns. potted plants, yiLes
roses and other flowers Tho garden con.
nected with the hall was provided with
chairs and benches and the hooks and cor
ncrs in which the shadows lurked proved
to BIO very popular during the lntcrmlssions.
The ladies In charge of tho affair wer,
Mrs. D. II. Stuart. chairman: Mesdames u.
N Gray, Max urwits. A. l.. Fuller. ]. NJ.
Boylcs. Donald Mckay, j. Il. Stuart, H. +.
Daylss, $. d, Stone, r. NJ Davis, X. G.
Hodges, g. y Parker, s, c. Red. j. W
scott. Or, N. u. Holland, Or. Minnie
Archer, Mesdamcs r. W. Knox Dorsey
Mason, 2. T. Lillard, Il. j. noylcs. II. b.
King. secretary.
Ina committee OF local physicians who
made the arrangements for the convention
ana TO whom much credit Is due for TIA
complete success. was composed of joseph
a. Mullen, chairman; J, W Scott, Il. "
hnoS' :, z Red, I, 7. Morris, j H. Mas
Sic. j. Z. Stuart. Max urwltz " n Eek.
nardt. T.. 2. navlss George Larondon %
D. Jackson, W. n. Shaw. II. II. King. Don.
AID Mckay. secretary.
The graduating class OF the Houston
High school was entertained Friday even
Ing by Mr., Sam I. Swinford Jr., one q,
its members. at the residence of his father
Mr' Sam T. swlnford, sr. Dancing and
music We're the order of the evening, and
Mr,swinfcrd proved to be deligbtiu, host
The High School orchestra entertained the
9uebts Win number OF well rendered So
iectinns, and helped much 10 make the
evening PLEASANT one. Those present M
the class We're Misses Maybell Sweet, Fran.
ces Hogan. Hulda Stil. Henrietta mellow.
en, Mabel Seddon, Mildred Howasd Iyal,
eouonr Fannie Schoyerling, Laura frank,
lin, Lou Ella Friedenhaus, Geneva Ii,,,s
Louise Smith, Mary Waterman. Nettie
Aockhart, Eta Grimes. Beatrlos Markos
VIII, Edna Woolfcrd. Annie Dissen. srsIa
Edmonds. Nellie Mather Eva Robb. Edith
munger and Messrs. Arthur skellsy. Thas
montgomery. Henry Ward. Charles Oliver
ram FAINT Turner Williamson. R,isreii
MunEer Harold Raphael. Norman Robert'
son. Will Pricster, Vet Riordan.
y was strictly In keeping with the noble.
nsfe pf Miss Hsiner's charactcr that the
slFst soeial function given IN her new homo
eenuld be to crafty her two little sisters
!expl apd Jennie Heiner.
\: n elack Saturday afternoon seventy
q Een gathered on the lawn ana
s 4ns known u childhcod vas played
I1d l}e the party was the fsas;
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