The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

trees niling the night air and the moon.
beams touching the stately trees with theil
magical silver was surely enough for tn,
greediest OF pleasures votaries. Add tc
all THIS charming companonship and
congenial crowd and, we'll, that's enough
Tor any one. Surely the party that Sailed
forth under Mr.. and Mrs Dickson's care
had lovely time The chaperoners weni
IN their buggy, carrying with them the
baskets OF good things that were to SUNNY
the needs OF the physical man These has.
kets were brought out at An.
gernoher's, whore the contents were
supplemented with with such thing,
as could not be got on the spot and
those contents were consumed with much
comfort by the party, which was composed
OF Mr., and Mrs. Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Lumm, Miss Carr and Mr.. Jim az.
raud, MISS Kennard and Mr.. L. r. Swear
lngen, Miss Aline Knight and Mr. Odlu
Kendall Miss Alice Gibbons and Mr.. Chas.
seaman and Messrs. Rich Glraud and Glenn
De Lacy.
AT the convention of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, held in Wash ,
lnston, D. c.. in tho month of February.
Mrs Sidney FontaIne OF Galveston was
made state regent for Texas. IL seemed
very fitting appointment, as Mrs. ron-
/ tame Is one Of the Washington family.
She Is taking great interest in the work
/ of organizing chapters throughout the
State and in that interest will make a
visit to Houston on the 10th instant, when
she Will be the guest OF her friend Mrs
w. c. Crane. she has already reapponted
Mrs. Seabrook w. Sydnor regent for Hous-
ton, and hopes to enthuse the other mem
bers Of the organization here with some
OF her own spirit, which partakes naturally
Of the nature OF the blood that runs In her
veins.
Invitations were received to recital
given by Miss Mildred Bennett In Fort
Worth. assisted by Miss Stella Root Of
Houston. Miss Nellie Digby and Miss Mary
Malone. charming programme was
given and the names OF Miss Bennett and
Miss Root would assure HoustonIans that
1t was we'll given. The following summary
OF good things is calculated TO make cue
regret that Houston aud Fort Worth were
so far apart as TO enable us TO hear:
'Frenchmans Dilemma" Miss Bennett
First movement from 9th concerto (Ds
~ wv .',,,' MISS hoos
.......,,....,..,..,.... Miss Malone
ARA from Lakme Cleo Dellbes) .......,
.;.''..'.'..'......t Mlss Higny
rolonaise in a major (sitti :. Miss Root
'Zenobla,' iJones) ,.,,,.; .Miss Bennett
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So many inquiries have been made as TO
what piano will be used by Nine. Bloom
htld-Zeisler. that 1t will be In order to
state that she brings her own with her
a stelnwdy concert grand Another matter
q a 10 stfalI ftskr.
H. that tfose desiring TO go down BY the
cNcursion Saturday evening must deposit
their money for the round trip--s1 EACH
al inyRtn's music sore by Tuesday after
noon, so that II can be known whether the
requisite number will DO on hand to get
the special return train. In case the num-
per Is not insured, the money will be re-
turned.
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The Ladies' Aid OF the Christian church
will have their monthly tea Tuesday after
noon from TO al the residence OF Mira
n. beris, $40 Pease avenue. These
teas are given for the benefit OF the AID
and OF the Christian church, who desire 10
attend for an hour or so OF social inter-
course. The usual light refreshments will |
be served.
Mrs Rosine Ryan will entertain tho
Monday High Five club tomorrow at tho |
Capitol hotel.
Mrs. o. T. Holt will be the hostess Of
the Main Street Euchre club Tuesday.
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The Easter heading for this page was
drawn for The Post by Miss Reese, whose
work as magazine illustrator is known
10 the book lovers OF both continents.
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San Jacinto chapter. D. R. T., win nnoet
on Thursday at the residences of Mrs.. Max