The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25

WS
The Y. NJ. C. A. entertainment given on
1t Wednesday was an occasion OF dellgb.
surpassed in the history Of the Ladies'
lxiliary. Mrs. ]. NJ. Berlng, chairman OF
ecutiye committee. together with Mrs.
red NJ Court. Miss Mary Swope. Mrs. H.
Roberts and Mrs Tom G. Swope OF the
ecutive staff. deserve credit for not only
hnning but carrying out one of the most
lghtful entertainments ever held In the
NJ. c. A. rooms Tho reception was
ven by the executive beard to the various
knm.'tt-- =AG iaII.e VINO hiu so faithfully
d kindly assisted the Y. NJ. c. A. Auxll-
ry in supplying the sick soldiers at Camp
pm Ball with delicacles, such as the gov
(nment fails to provide: and for which the
ldiers OF this camp attest their praise and
appreciation in the highest terms. Beyond
ubt, the record OF this regiment as being
e a the htalthiest in the Union Is 10 some
tent due to the noble work of the women
20 on last Wednesday assembled between
y hours OF and p. m. as kind OF
anksgiving memorial for the beneticent
prk that had been accomplished.
III r. Y. NJ G. "a. room, were tastefuly
orned. The double parlors. the concert
om and the reception hall were taxed to
accommodate the attendance. over 100 ID
Yes of every creed and sect of benevolence
ID charity were present. all of whom
Bent1 to enjoy the d3irty refreshments
rived by the executive committee and the
"a tightul nUsical prog ANNE rendered as
flows by some Of Houston's best local
K1ent:
|4strumental FIFTH Nocturne
W Misc Fridenhous
Rotation .......... Mrs. Beans Courtshp
~ Mrs. Harry McNicolls.
al Miss Ida Buckingham.
Rotation ........... The Child's Hospital
q Mrs. William Christian.
No Observation-Disclosures. Old Love Letters
3 Miss jennie Boring.
10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Inc w luOW
|N Miss Laura Timmns.
Last Thursday night the Post Oak Grove
III 16, Ladies' Woodmen OF the World
|4ve most enjoyable musical and literary
,4hcert at Bryan's hall The large crowd
IN attendance We're well pleased with the
xcelent programme rendered. The ar
1nging Of the programme was the work of
rs. Charles Zeiger, and she may con-
1atulate herself that she was fortunate
|Ibrgh TO bring together some Of the very
|I/RI tdltbl III lut WY. az CNtiS
Uhditon was a gem in its class, which
iEpught forth repeated encores. After the
&tertainmtnt dancing was INDUCED in
1hoh to the enjoyment of the young peo
Miss Minnie Porter entertained a small
|afty of friends last Monday evening at
~ residence of her parents on Rusk ave-
arJ AL ha 81 ha
XSning, being followed by dancing, after
Sich delicious refreshments, consisting of
~, cakes and fruit, were served. All
ire delighted with the pleasant evenings
XICyment their charming hostess gave
Xom. Those present were Misses Stella
MI. Edith Giraud, Alma Miller jeanette
'&rter, Messrs. Jim Giraud. Jessie Miller,
ldehard Giraud, Maurice lombard Clar-
9ee Kendall, Enders Huey and Mildly
ENfter.
IA few of the friends OF Miss Alice Coyle
Gshered at the residence OF her parents
MI Texas avenue Friday night and were
entertained by the fair hostess
I'll the midnight hour Miss Coyle has
zen in San Antonio for quite an extended
4kod and has been cordially welcomed
IA n large circle OF ecquaintances on her
lkiirn to her home in Houston.
|9Haster Johnnie Coyne celebrated his 4th
hdny with lawn party at his parents
idence in the Sixth ward on Wednes-
"a afternoon The afternoon was spent
per beautiful oak trees with swings and
pes until o'clock, when they were all
len for a nice drive. At O'Clock refresh
Its were served on large table set
Der the trees. the decorations and re-
hments all being pink and white. Re-
ehments were served by Mrs. Coyne, as
ted by Mrs. and Miss Walker and Mrs
pert Bryan. The children present were:
lnnie Coyne. Oracle Bryan, Paul Fergi-
Katie Ferguson, Arthur Etee, Walter
r. Mamie Folz, Meme Frazier. Julia
hnelan. Julia Lamb. Fritz Hefrey, Mar
IA Lamb, Maggie Scholkops, Mary Al
ton. Josie Helfrey, Minnie Lamb Bes-
Coyue.
Il ISIS Bertha Walter gave Miss Annie
nings OF Industry. Texas, and Miss
inch Webb of Fayetteville a very de-
tful musical and dancing party at the
81 dence OF her mother. Mrs. f. c. Walter.
Cont street, on Tuesday evening.
~ - r. ljake, MISS Bessie Cochran.
Matte Stricklin, Messrs, John and
piles Haskell rendered several choic.
ps, duets and songs. Miss Veina Jones'
GIFTED all by singing Dear College
BINS" in her most charming and artistic
pner, after which the guests repaired
be dining hail. where an elegant repas,
served.
fter refreshments were served, the
SITS INDUCED in dancing until the wea
IL hours. There were present: Mr..
Mrs. B. Jones and daughter. Miss
pa, Mrs, Annie Moore. Misses Bessie
bran, Clara Vosburg. Emma Curry,
tie Strcklin. Amelia Voight. Laura
ckling. Amy Mckinney, Nora Wal
and Messrs. Prof. a. E. Dake, W
pter. a. Childress. II. Childress, J. Has
c. Haskell, NJ Haskell O. Spear,
ar, ]. Stelzig, W. Starns. D. Mathews.
Mckay, II. Donhue. L Christian.
pr. Fowler and Davis.
here was very large crowd in atten
&c at Bryan's hall last Wednesday
ht The occasion being the weekly as
bly, of--Aonta Beach's school for dane
Althouta the weather was warm. me
ing was enjoyed as The music was
and the fi0nr eycplleu. condition