The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04

week. like the one preceding it, was
,,vsly from the point of view of the
neople of the city. who improved
|rortunity thus offered to make a
xblys enjoyable six days of it. The
rjower and Vegetable Festival this
viii have the effect of causing a
n formal affairs. not one of which
Oar been announced. The Festival
hoxeyer, present so many entertaining
\, in itself that the absence OF the
n, and receptions Will not be noticed.
Snnual ball Of the Artillery club will
r,.e in Galveston Thursday night and
MIR Of Houstouians will attend. An
nj is being made to form party for
Esning. but it is hardly likely that it
h successful.
art to 90 on record right here as fav-
heartily the giving of such enter
tuts as was Mrs. Parker's musicale
bjay night. 1t is not often that the
\ people Of the city have the oppor-
listening to programme of such
al merit as was that on the occasion
hstion, and then, too. the evening
| ii the nature OF a refreshing break
routine OF germans and receptions
las wlthal thoroughly enjoyable. Es-
IN Is Mrs. Parker to be thanked for
jng her friends the opportunity of lis
10 her own sweet music and to the
Elite violin playing OF Miss Stslla Root.
Root is an earnest, painstaking, arts
Sudent and she has a bright future be-
III.
kzz club last week placed an order
d New York house for the invitations
issued in connection with the society
| TIE exact date OF this impo 1tant
has NOT yet been decided on, but it Is
med that Il will occur during the holt
Feek, as usual. Several affairs are on
bpls for the Intervening time, among
q german TO be given at Assembly
n December IA by Miss Edna Earle
ne OF this seasons debutantes, as a
iment to the z 2 club.
hlrd annual convention Of the Texas
pu United Daughters of the Confed-
held here last week. was a notable
ring from al over the State of the
women who repre- ent the he ter part
3 'loss Cause" They were royal4y
1ntt by the members of Robert h.
fapier. tbs local organization, but
sa'e they found plenty of time in
70 DO their work and DO 1t we'll. The
o. the city We're glad 20 see the
sds come and sorry to see them go.
aslsss transactsi during the SEES on
e SOC al plea ures iniul ged in have
been handled at leng h in The
oat cant refrain from com ,limsnl-
N,mfmbers of the local chapter on
aeStul manner in which they ar
ior the meeting ard assisted in
8 u through to Harmonious close.
tsprs.
hiend, ]. Wright Moore, FIRST leu
q company H, First Texas infantry.
iH'sa NE week before last with an
~ 10 the dance given by the Off
us regiment at the Ds Soto hotel.
" VI Movemb>r Is. Tha patrolesses
aN W. W. Gorion, MRS. II. Nj.
sasm' Mrs. ]. Rauers. Mrs. Oh 1rles
4, AIRS p. W. Meirim. Mrs.
Murry' Mrs. A. Il. Davine, Mrs.
n. Sihe Although far aw Y frcm
k.rs ieAahs are continually max NJ
& n and It would seem. never fail
4snDers Of the Emmett Rifles auxil-
~ alive to the interests OF the SOL
= hey represent, arranged an en-
II. Nspaon and tea at Temperance
N ~ 70 p. m. Tuesday for the
u. nuhsurihs a fuad wherewith 10
81. vniktmas dinner lor the EN-
n savannah. A very pleasant
,,,' spett by those present, re-
srns ssins served ana an interes ing
iesa.,s musical and Literary seize
beds !, " .ocal talent. Captain T.
Ie,rs " the Enmets. who was In the
w was present. Van Bibber.
ls,. ~
e;,n : music who attended the re-
h III, ni's' E. b. Parker Thursday
q, !, sea Argentine treat. The AZ
y honor Of Miss Ann, .nza,, =,