The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-14

pose, the first to be given next Friday
evening at .. m. at the homo OF Mrs
Q. a. Gibbons, corner OF Lamar and
Fannin streets. This is a very sweet
thing for these young girls to do. start
Ing out so young TO take their share OF
the heat and burden Of the day, and GER
tainly they deserve the announcement
OF big house The programme for next
Friday viii be:
Vocal Duet. Alico Baker and Jennie sprong
hecitation.... Norma Medium
Vocal solo,. .............-....Lil Gibh'ns
recitation .....,....s.>.......A Alice Baker
Instrumental solos, Kitty Nasn
Recitation ,....Arabelle Gibbons
Vocal SOLOS,. ......s.A....Jennie Sprone
Instrumental solo. ........... Mary Stuart
Vocal solo....,.. Miss Reel
Doll baby dialogue by eight little girls.
~
The Ladies' Treble club, one OF the fin-
est musical organizations OF the State,
propose TO give their friends In Houston
complimentary concert on the 25th OF
this month at Turner hall. This appears
to be most Beautiful thing to do. for the
pleasure of listening to these sweet and
we'll tuned voices 10 one OF the highest
that comes TO the Houston people, and
well worth paying good price for. and
to have 1t given to them. well! But the
members of the club feel that our people
have treated them we'll In the past and
they desire to show their (the clubs) ap-
probation of the encouragement they have
received at their hands. Next winter,
when the club commences the series OF
concerts for the season, this compliment
OF theirs will be remembered Hereto-
fore they have given their concerts With
the Glee club. but this time they will
have no outside assistance except from
Miss Wandel OF Galveston, whom they
have engaged 80 recite for them during
the evening, but the club is quite equal
to the occasion.
Miss Cary Neblett OF Matthews, Texas,
was the guest OF Misses Addie and Ella
Gribble last week. and for her pleasure
they gave very charming card party on
Tuesday afternoon. The interior of the
Gribble home is very handsome with its
fine woodwork and artistic mantels, pretty
etc, and on Tuesday the flock
of young girls in their fresh dainty sum
mer gowns added immensely TO the effect
of their surroundings. Euchre was the
game OF the hour and the right and left
bowers were handled With the usual sue
cess. Refreshments, always welcome after
the fight Is over. wound up very delight
tesses and their guests, Miss Nehlett, Miss
Porter. Miss Dickson, Mrs. McKeeyer Miss
Delgado Miss Usher, Miss Kate Morris,
Miss John. Misses Tina and Alma Cleve-
land Miss Katherine Browne, Miss Flani-
gan of st. Louis Miss Quimby, Miss Dew
ereux, Miss Howard, Miss Lloyd, Miss
Brashear, Miss Cochran, Misses Frances
and Edythe Giraud and Mrs. Marcellus
Foster.
Since its organization the Young Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union, called
"Y's" for short. has held three meetings
and at the meeting held last Monday three
departments of work were taken up and
superintendent were selected for flower
mission, literature and press work; other
selections will be made soon for other de-
partments. delegate was elected Mon
day to attend the State w. G. 7. U. con-
vention at Denison. May 10 to H. and Miss
Sadie Lakewood the delegate elected,
left Tuesday.
At the meeting next Monday at the
Christian chapel her report will be given
and 1t is hoped that all members will
come and bring friends with them. The
meeting will be at p. nj. sharp.
Still another young Houstonian has add
ed to the citys honors. Mr.. James House
Butte. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Butte OF
our city, has graduated with high honor
from the Georgetown University at Wash
ington D. c.. where he has been taking
a four-years course In meiicine. He
tied with another student for the vail
dictory and has received an appointment
as an inferno of the hospital connected
with the university. Thus do Houston's
sons bring their laurels to lay at her feet,
making her great among the cities OF the
land
Mrs Fort Smith spent few days very
delightfully."- in Galveston last week. the
guest of Mrs. James Moore and Mrs. w
r. Thompson OF, Fort Worth, at the Ire
mont. She left Wednesday via train for
an evening at the Garten Verein, that
charming resort that the Galvestonians
enjoy 80 much, and returned Saturday
after visit that was made more than
usually pleasant by the meeting with her
friend Mrs Thompson, formerly Miss
May Belle Moore, who was with her
mother for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H Dickson are very
popular as chaperones and they were
called into requsition again on Wednes-
day evening. Bowling and Dutch sup
per" which had been ordered by Mr.
| Weldman, were enjoyed by the crowd
which was composed of the chaperones
Miss Kennard, Miss Van Alstyne OF Gal
weston, Miss Stella Root, Miss Dickson
Miss Mamie Lubbock Miss Aline Knight
| Mr. Medium, Mr.. Richard Giraud, Mr.
Jonn F. Dickson. Jr., Mr. odin Kendall
/ Mr.. Charles Seaman, Mr. Abrahams and
Mr.. Walter Bruce Fraser.
The Cadets OF ST. Andrew will give ar
entertainment at the opera house on Jun'
8. The character OF the programme TO
be given has not yet been diyulged. but
that it will be we'll worth going to see lei
the past record OF the society testify
These boys certainly give the funniest and
! most amusing evenings when they try Of
| any people in the city They are fine
set OF boys, too banded together with tht
| very highest and purest aims, and taey
deserve a big house on the 9Th. DOM
forget them
Another young Houstonian has beer
heard from. This time It is DR.. Sydney J
Smith. son of Mr.. D, G. Smith, who hal
graduated at the Jefferson Medical Col
| iege In Philadelphia twelfth in class o
| 1903 students That Is fine record, ant