The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-06

Wednesday, The 9th instant, when tho
Mozart Symphony company Of New Yo.k.
musical organization Of considerable
strength, Will render programme Of a
character which can not fail to please The
company is made up of the following per-
formers:
Mr. Otto Lund. solo violin, MIR. Richard
Stoelzer, viola; Herr Thoo. Hoch. violin;
Mr.. Mario Blodeck. csllo Miss Marie
Louise Gumaer, prima DONNA Mr.. Richard
Stoelaer, viola d'armour soloist and archl
lute; Herr Theo. Hoch. cornet virtuoso.
Roman triumphal trumpet and Alpine echo
norm MIR. Mario Blodeck, IA GAMBIA
soloist
Tho Woman's Reading club held its reg
ular weekly meeting at Temperance hall
"Wednesday afternoon. The principal BUSH
ness before the meeting was tho election
of a delegate to the convention of the
state Federation of Women's clubs. which
meets In April Mt Tyler. Miss Genring
tho clubs efficient secretary. was chosen
TO act IN this capacity by large majority.
The club is now buslly engaged in maxi
ing arrangements for Mrs. lrma Jones Sc
rieS of lectures on household economies
tho first OF which will be given at Christ
Church parish house hall ON the afternoon
OF Tuesday, March 10, Mrs. Jones has
been engaged by the State Federation of
Womens clubs TO give these lectures and
her work here will be under the auspices
OF the Ladies' Reading club and tho
Women's Reading club.
Mrs o. C. Drew. Sr, and her daughter
Mrs. a. w. Drew, were at home to their
friends at the residence OF the former. No.
lll6 Crawford street, on Friday afternoon
The handsome house was tastefully and
appropriately decorated with roses, vlolets
and other bowers and the warm hearted
Southern hospitality extended the guests
ny the TWO hostesses made the evening
very pleasant one. The elder Mrs. Drew
Is always an Ideal entertainer and on this
occasion she was more than ably assisted
by her charming daughter. who, although
she has been resident OF Houston but
comparatively short time. is already a
general favorite
Dainty refreshments We're served during
the evening and a large number OF callers
were entertained.
Tho Post was the recipient Of an invita-
ton from the Young Mems Social club oil
Montgomery TO attend its first annual ball
which took place at Academy Hall. in
montgomery. last Friday nighy The COM
mittees In charge were as follows,
Invitation committee-P. IL. Bsrl,,cy. l..
=. Peel, Oscar Gentry. H.. G. Fu.low, pr.
H. w. Waters, j. w. Simontun, Or. G. Is.
jackson. !. q. Griffith.
Reception committee--T. T.. Pr,ddie.
Jack oliver j NJ. Gary, / .. na,is.
IRON Womack, S. N. Beard Mo.rlss Har-
per II. Mcdonald.
Floor managors--W, b. Gay. w. A
Harper. +. w peynghaus, Il. \, Gay.
The handsome oriental fabrics whicn
were displayed in the lariors Of the Capt.
tol hotel on Thursday afternoon and oven
Ing by Mrs. Il. u, b, shaffer, assisted by
Mrs inez Paige ilrkc and Miss Alice Lou.
ise Gibbons. were OF more than usual in,
,erest 10 those Who arr judges OF that or
del of work The purpose OF tho exhibit
ton was special charity In which these
ladies. With Others, are enenged. The az.
hibilion Will be rcpeotcd on next Wedne,.
day afternoon and evening at the residence
OF Mrs. j. L. II. shaffer, No. i0I San lie.
llpe street.
The l., and A. club gave marty ia honor
Of Miss Dot Homuth OF Latsrange at The
home Of Mrs, p. u. Williams. one day
last week These present were the Misses
Mary Volta. Rlanch Wensky. Dot Homuth,
Earle and May Rendllng, Helen Martin
zettie schustar, Mamie Hepworth Bertha
Burns. Ora Olive, Viola Tivets. Masters
nurnet and Hal Willane, Mark Tonlm. J
Harry Boxell, George Cleveland. Robert
Parker. Randolph Burns, Ell burns. Lee
Wehsky Leon l,sk Clay Massie. Norman
Robertson, viii Olive. Cupld Davis
chstles Lusk aud Charles Williams
I'fF
Mrs Ennis casgill, her sister. Nix Car
sur ana Der mother. Mrs. Frank carsili, |
we're = home 70 their friends wednesday