The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

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SSose but think OF me;
S3 Sxth her kindly. starsl
otke her sweetly. night;
1va1. o'erweared. press
NJ 1lds with light caress: .
ikadowy hand Of thine
~ dreams seem mine;
othe her sweetly, night
,s| III her gently, morn;
S1Iss Of early birds
~ loves melodious words:
easant sound my dear.
li5k Mrs from sleep should hear;
WSte her gently, morn;
xsss her softly winds:
Sehat ehe may not miss
Y. accustomed bliss:
III. her eyes, her face.
fSSmS TO take your plare.
Xjvs snd kiss her. winds!
Phoebe Carey.
s As to the SUCCESS of the com
a eeayon were set at rest week
~ aieht, when the members of the
IL held large and enthusiastic
4 Ryan hall for the purpose Of
lhing and electing officers TO pre-
~ III operations of the-club during
s)9. Nj. N. s. Meldrum was Sc
= pttsident. Mr.. Abbott Cockrell al
&Nldent, Mr.. l. Austin Miller as
~, NJ. Spencer Hutnhlns as leader
n George Kidd. Jr.. as secretary.
65the week these gentlemen met
xxfxd on executive committee con-
fei Mr.. w. A. Wood. Mr.. w. d.
a Jr., Mr.. w. II. Curth and Mr..
Eaeheli.
sskte at .h,' list will show that he
~ y the club are in good hanG,s and
(egthirg possible for the success O.
eall events to be given bv the organi-
turing the season will be done and
stl Mr.. Meldrum and Mr.. Cockrell
~ gentlemen Of considerable execu-
hlAy and they will be given the
II 4 the other officers and commit
y their efforts to make the season
\ SHOULD be. Mr.. Hutchins and Mr..
bcta of whom were honored by be-
lktletted to the responsible positions
erlvely, leader end treasurer, may
yslded on to carry cut their portion
Sork In a thoroughly accountable
4 decided at the meeting of officers
|k|Nsohesday night to give the ouen!ng
y me season on the night of Mo-
and to make the event compli-
~ n the young ladies who will this
A3As tneir initial bow to society. The
n q she debutantes in question have
~ been published. and their presence
~ opening affair insures a Thoroughly
lsssls evening.
l society, according to Mr.. q.
ne*n, in the Saturday Review.
~ y naed OF q german leader TO
as ulfing the coming season. Mr..
u t'sss z lst of eligibles, all Of whom
IA sso rca-ons for not assuming the
I ts''ll'ies of the position, and hints
~ end Mr.. l.. G. Burck will be
Y come to the rescue.
talgn: tiiie'y Dali MT.
We 2 meeting of the Galveston
~ IN IID last Monday evening to dis
ice result was that they will
nv naye done the past fifty-ninu
IN osli, the annual event at which
~ introduces the seasons stock
W Will be held on the second
Rss y december, the Sth, The first
Y: ~ usual date of tine ball. falls
5j3S',sn.l ~. gay OF the month, and II
n a lexpedient to have the .unc-
6sisrsM n'ght. Mr.. Oswald S. Flint
Sssn chairman of the committees
y. y Tor the ball, and his aa,ociates
z IA - Landes, Mr.. Lawrence b.
r E.h, ut. y A. Steinhauser. Mr..
|sl6tsi %Az; une vice president, who Is
4, Isaa OF the organization in the
~, resident John Sealy in New
6n3t ss appo'nt the recepiicY, floor ami
"a ~. conmittee.s later. II is ore.
~ $. me hall viii ba held At las
~ NV, az there is no ball room
(Ts WIN the Artillery club house.
vas held at u.ns place last wear
W. q the prettiest In wears.
\ 81 ~ features of the ArtilIer, com.
u ,,s,,aiss. years was a preliminary
r. saiy held about four weeks be-
y ash...l BAIL, and which was given
ocL TO sort of relieve bne
M =, their formal debut. 1t may
~ - 4 november ladies' day enter.
1Ss y. use club will resolve itself into
Z $3.50 late affair, simply an in
n THESE ladies' days, the FIRST
~. cn month, have proven most
"a FORM diversion for many
nlreQuent visitors at the club.
VA, vas omitted last month. and
r,u Jake IT'S place In December,
t. M continus to be features OF
et;oSiter This was the sense
e''hs Monday night.
ayored last week with an invita-.
ead me fourth annual reception
aetoe club, which was held at
y ortn, Fort Worth, Thursday
REinning cit 8 o'clock. The Mis-
we Of the fcvsmost orsatlza.
a,r,n,I, MN ~ tie State. Its, ulsIn-