The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12

Personal.

MT r. w Jones of Cincinnati Ohio
Is visiting his sister. Mrs. Joseph Daw
SON HIS visit was delghtful surpris
and as they had not met for twenty years
Mrs. Dawson failed to recognize him a
hrst. but was not less happy when sh
4 realized the pleasure in store for her
/ Mrs. H. NJ. Reardon of Dallas Is VISITING
Mrs. John ]. Cannon.
Miss Cora and Stella Root are at hom
again after summer delightfully."- spen
in Virginia.
Miss Nella Cochran arrived last weel
from Richmond, Va.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Galbraith OF Mckinney
( Texas, is with her son ana daughter. Mr.
! and Mrs. j. 7. Galbraith. for the winter
Or. and Mrs. Dorsey Mason arrived
yesterday from Kansas City, Mrs. Ma
sons health had improved sufficiently for
her TO make the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Wisner, j. for merIy
of this city are now in Oklahoma
Miss Pearl Williams reached homo
Tuesday from charming round OF visits
to Kansas City, Chicago, Waterloo. Iowa
Wheaton, Mich. and Fort Worth city.
She is at homo at 1919 Louisiana street
Mrs. b. r. wcems returned from Dai-
las, where she was the guest of Mrs.
Louis Dabney.
Miss Leila Jackson OF Mexico will be
with Miss Ella Cage this week at il6
La Branch street
Mrs. W. H. Crank left last week for
New Orleans 10 VISIT her sister, Mrs.
Perkins.
Mrs. William Groce is visiting hcr
daughter. Mrs. George Bereth. at 1911
Fannin street. Mrs. Berleth has her sis
ter Miss WilIeen Groce, with her for
winter.
Mrs. j. A. Huston is in Charlotte. N.
G., but will leave tomorrow for Atlanta,
Ga. and vii be at homo next week.
Miss Grlmke OF Charleston. $. c., il
the guest OF Miss Delgado.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Burns and her daughter.
Eleanor, have returned from Marlin,
where Mrs. Burns has been much i'm
proved by the waters. Miss Claudia
Burns returned later from u pleasant visit
TO friends in Marlin.
DR.. Margaret Holland Is In Beaumont,
spending a few days with friends in that
city. She expects to be at home tomor-
row.
Mrs. l.. II. Lucy Is expected home to-
day from Virginia. where she has spent
the latter part Of tho summer.
Mrs. E. B. Parker is at home again
after charming visit 10 her old friends
In Kansas City, where she took In the
fine opera season that has been the ce-
light OF the people OF that progressive
and very much alive city.
Mrs. Aubrey Mcguire arrived yesterday
from St. Louis and not on Monday ss had
been expected.
Mrs. George Bruce OF New Orleans has
Joined her husband here. and they are
now at Mrs. NJ Il. Campbell's 1909 Rusk
avenue. Mrs. Bruce Is one Of the little
colony brought here by Mr.. S. Il. Is. Morse
and her reputation as whist player has
preceded her and has aroused the atten
ton OF the many lovers OF the game here
Mrs. J. W. Lester of New Orleans isl
visiting her father and mother. Mr. and
Mrs. Goldman.
Miss Lena Henderson OF Beaumont spent
a few days with Mrs. s. #. Carter last
week.
Miss Minnie Williams. who is spending
the season with Mrs Presley X. Ewing.
left yesterday for short visit In Calves
ton with DR.. and Mrs. Mercer.
Mr.. George w. Neville has taken Mrs.
Looscan'g residence for the winter and his
mother and sister are now with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Conner. Jr., spent
a few days in New Orleans last week.
Mrs. Henrietta Bill, accompanied by
her niece. Miss Nelly Henderson OF Red |
ner. 1919 Magnolia avenue.
Mrs. o. S. Browns beautiful silk Jap |
aness quilt was awarded hrst prize a.