The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-19

attractive in these days of war and blood
shed, showing how this girl OF 90 by her
efficient system of nursing, reduced the
mortality Of the army hospitals from sixty
to one per cent in one year.
At the close of the meeting the ladi ;
present signed a petition to the city ooun-
en- praying for public library appropria-
ton.
With myriads OF bright ami cleaning
stars to delight them. bevy of young
society people on last Thursday night
clamored aboard a large float which had
beforehand been made comfortable by the
use of some two or three bales of straw.
bound for the park of the magnolas,
spot which for beauty and GOODNESS has
not an equal. To say that 1t was enjoyable
but mildly expresses 1t. The chaperones
were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cramer Mrs.
Alice Jacobs Miss Mollie Harris and ice
Nj. Gerson. Messrs. Ike Harris l. Braunig
and Il. Moskowitz originated and success
tully carried the affair through and de-
serve much praise therefor. Those present
We're Misses Gertie Marx OF Galveston.
Lenora Fox, Bertha and Carrie West
heimer. Dora Braunng. Pearl Bilitzs,
florence Levy, Rose Belle Schram Lee
Alexander, Sara Freed. Lille and Blanche
Rosenfeld, Messrs. Ike Brauning Ike
Harris, r. Moskowitz, Henry Nook, Joe
Lewis. Roy Edmonds, Leon Levy, Ben
Dayschen, Lee Sam, Sol Schoenman, e
Grdntham ana Louis Jacobs.
The following clipping from the Temple
Tribune will be of interest to the many
friends of Mrs. Bella Mcleod Smith.
An audience that was most nattering
TO the lady who carried the principal por-
tlon or the programme, assembled at the
FIRST Methodist church Tuesday night at
.he parsonage and Home Mission society
peneht. Mrs. Bella Mcleod Smith more
Than met the expectation OF all who heard
her sing, and the entire affair was a pro-
nouncsd success in every department
Mrs smith Is travelling over the State
on concert tour. From Temple she will
go 10 Belton and give concert there on
tuesday, then to Cieburne, Fort Worth and
otner cities before returning to Houston.
quite number of Houston pcor,e ara
arranging TO spend part OF the summer at
fort DAVIS the mountain resort OF Texas
ana one OF the healthiest spots in tho
world, correspondent there writes. "Tho
i"ihs nave come and with them spring aud
ue.ighitul weather. Accommodations nrc
n'uen more ample than last season ami
tnere VIII be numbers of visitors. II Is re-
ported that Mr.. Spencer Hutchlns Will hc
mere 10 start this future great summon
ana winter resort off on the right foot In
, ~ op.pMg german, He should be sut,o IN
orlug his cubiculum and team along as
49, are no such roads anywhere for driy-
ing and the long evening twilishts arc 90.
pecially fine for that"
me members OF the Ancient Order a,
u"i'e' "orNmon of the city and especiallv
'hose az Germania and San Jacinto loasss
gave very pleasant entertainment n ,ho,r
families friends and brethren In c,s,,.
nall OF knights OF Pythias last ThnrsSa,
nlght, A very enjoyable and interes,in,
progrsmme was rendered The nar,ints
pants ana their work were mentioned in
.as, rriuay fost, with the exception OF a
recitation by little Miss Adansa Miilor
rms little i-year-old miss charmed her
auulshce and received hearty applause
AltogSther the affair was a thorough suc-
cess. s"e-
tbs names OF Mrs. Henry Chcesman
Mrs Carrie Creighton and Mrs. C. II. zim.
iner were automatically omitted from
the committee of ladies who had ch,r,s
oi the initial sotisl at the First Rantfs,
church as reported In last SUNDAYS b.,
Inc entire committee tender a vo,. -,
thanks to Mr. G. +, Oliver for tho usa
MS splendid Estey piano on this occasion
Mr., j. Frank Fowler and Miss carita n
knight We're married last Tuesday n, Tam,
perance hall. Rev Father Hrnnessy ~
FORMED the ceremony. The young coup,a
enjoy large acquaintance in social circiss