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

the greatest number, and dainty refresh
ments served to the delighted crowd OF
guests.
Even more than the usual preparations
have been made this year for the annua
egg-rolling to begin tomorrow afternoon
at the pretty grounds about Christ church,
under the auspices OF the Parish associa-
tion, and the ladies' are looking for a big
crowd of little ones to enjoy the heaps Of
bright colored eggs and whole strings OF
daintiest Easter fancies and the lot of fun
arranged for them during the afternoon
The Parish association is one OF the Oldest
and most useful charitable societies In
Houston and they have not only helped
the poor, amused the children, but have
helped generously toward the payment OF
the debt OF the church 10 which they be-
long Connected with their past are many
names that live and Will live In the hearts
OF the people of Houston, notably those OF
Mrs Peter Gray and Mrs Cornelius Ennis.
The committees for Monday are:
Receptlon-Mrs Robert Brewster, Mrs.
J. J. Clemens Mrs. NJ II. Gentry, Mrs A.
E. Cone, Mrs A. E. sydnor Mrs. w. V.
r.. Watson, Mrs. j. a Huston, Mrs, +. S.
Tracy. Mrs. Rosine Ryan, Mrs Mary Pal
frey.
Amusement committee Mrs. b. A.
Randolph Mrs. Marcellus Foster.
Table No. Mrs. w. H. Coyle Mrs.
NJ. T. Torrey, Mrs. Sam Mcneil.
Table No. 2-Mrs. NJ. Tinsley Mrs. NJ. A.
Westcott,
Table No, s--Mrs. b. f. weems. Mrs.
II w. Garrow,
Table No Airs. Ella Harmon, Mrs.
Uvade Burns.
Table No Mrs s. Priester, Mrs King.
Mrs G. A. Taft.
Table No. 6--Mrs. Eugene Bother, Mrs
Smith, Mrs. A, J Bolton.
Pony and cart committee--Mrs. Cunning
ham, Mrs. Charles Fitch. Mrs. David
Barry,
Gate keepers-Mrs. L. Harrison, Miss
Lucy Bird, Mrs r NJ Elgin.
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The following programme. which speaks
for Itself, will be given by the Young La
dies association Of ths First Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening in the lecture
room back Of the church The actors in
the play are all fine and the fun suggested
by the titles viii certainly be worth going
for The programme Is:
Song, selected ...,,,.,.......M Mr.. Kincpid
Reading, selected ..... .Mts, T. +, Gibbons
Song, selected Mrs. Baths All en-
''Freuk Sisters
Granny Freak, mother OF eleven daugh-
tero .........,,.,.M Mrs. VIM. Christian
Patti Lind Freak a prlma dgnna.....
....,..,.,.,...... Miss Mamie Bastan
Misses LoulZy and Loueezy Freak, twin
sisters. -. Miss Dickson and Miss Cage
The Dumb Miss Freak no name.,,....
......,.........,. Miss Mabel Windie
Miss Ella Freak. elocutionist.
=. .'...,.,,..,,. Miss Brantlcy Tarrant
Miss Susan Deplora Freak, who moErns
a lost lover .............M Miss Szabo
Wing Foo, the Celestial freak. Miss John
johanna Jim mlmy Fregk, woman's
Fighter .........,. Miss BERTHE Cotter
The late lamented Miss Freak, IN wax.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Miss Fife Jones
Miss Sappho Sonnetlna poet Miss Rennard
Miss Mary Jane. French faaghier....
.'.....,............ Miss Mary Waldo
GraYey .'..,....,..,,,........ iienry Han
Again on Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Dickson were called upon TO chaperone a
party OF wheelers. This time the special
object was bowling party at Angernof-
efr's, but the wheel down and back again
was also a delightful part OF the pro-
eramme, and the same can be said Of the
supply Of sandwiches that Mrs. Dickson
surprised them With, In this party were
the chaperones. Mr. and Mrs. Lulnm. Miss
Mamie Lubbock. Miss Fife Jones, Misses
Minnie and jeanette Porter, Miss Aline
knight. Miss Alice Gibbons. Mr. Seaman.
Mr. Rich Glraud Mr.. T. T. swearingen.
Mr. Denny. Mr.. W. y. Fraser, Mr.. Glenn
De Lacy Mr.. John +. Dickson, Jr.. aud
Mr.. Charles Seaman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Dickson chaperoned
a Jolly party OF wbeclmen and women
Monday evening down the Harrisburg road
in the moonlight. The pleasure Of swirling
along the shell road with the odor OF pine