The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19
with the
Culture Clubs.

meeting, caiieu
..,.s hoard OF the Texas reueration OF
~ .,,hs was held in the parlors OF
<n : wv. :, r,ssdav morning No.
Oriental nVte'' A., ~ a..,u
" H. The presiueh' ~ w
7. we're present Mrs. j. " ierreii OF
Miss Elmor Breckenridge OF
No''n' 49, c,ansv Smith Of Dallas.
Antonio sii'' .,,..;,. -,
G. z. henn ~. 40 NJ. r.
uarris of Greenville ana Mrs. u.
:, nallas,
vs'e ,,,r nresent. action was
quorum oeAe ,,,
mon the following ques''ons'
rhe reorganization Of the general
= Of three to ACT upon ieaeiatiol
Us ana 70 via" s,i,,sd IN rho c,nhs
auon ~ Each club in the fed
III asked to send to Mrs. George w.
rick, Jr.. Corresponding esie.ais :
dlpnia, 70, ~ oennral Feleratio,
~ clubs In order to aid the
~ in. intelligently discussing the
,sed Changes that an expression .,
on may be obtained pelore tne annual
ing Of the Texas STATE l 1uuera.iou.
Committee on MUSIC MS coliliiiit-
aying been appointed before the state
caP federation was torHei' i.s ehair-
IL requested TO act III harnoiiy Win
president OF the niusicai ieuer"ttoh
To- offer her services 10 luTtner the
ucnt.
That Mrs. Lowe pTesiuen' U, .Ae .sa-
ii federation, be invited TO attend the
ling In San Antonio IN .he spring as
est Of the TeXas teaerallon.
Fanme ). roster
Recording Secretary FRO lem.
~
,.;,i,, ueeting of the Bronte Liter
,,,o.orio octohar "a az +ha
Guy VI
Of Mrs a. u. Fetticoias' Mrs' w. a.
presiding. was memorial meeting
= cluh's originator and first presi-
~ ~ caso ,,toa ,a,,,.r
MIS- 'ioih A. '0' a
d woman oil great influence IN oouth-
Texas. in the dismal years of up
|,rfo,,owing the collapse of the south
r,nfederacv Mrs. Case was wo-
whose clear iudgmen, ana strong
c,sr would not hermit her tn sit
II tho shadow ana cover her head
aches hut forced her TO set her face
j Ijrht and work with what effect 4 /,
~ Mrs petticolas in presenting +,
HIM n gavel made of wood from the
rbool house where Mrs Case taught
= many wears
odies Of Inc Rro,to and Eriends1r
eadinq This nast summer 7 c,me aoross
!, ar,;c,a IN oornar of ,naaa az IS
,b;s ,i,la tn Eterritv 81 Todn,'
sentir,ent contained ~ tbasa H.,
essed me greatly and fingered in INV
/ ouote a sentence orr two.
There is an immense amount If com
sense 10 ha found in tho tbeory tho.
all eternity 10 now and toJ,y ;s
az our eternity culte az much as To-
Nv will be. mr. newt wear ar navt
IN. Eternity we saw has M 'h.s;rr
NOR end Vet the inclusive f.ot ~,
Ia mart of opr .terni,v ~. AZ ~,
realize or act unon. Eur whe, we
walked thoroughly nm 10 the fact +b.t
painfully strained livine IN tha fnt
Ia 4 mistake wa nav fnS 49,, -.
barren as Wa thoueht Ar IT,. -,
tiles unfold. and he hidden etern.,
lnsss 1t holds comes tn iiohf We
j 10 ind out how murb bsnn;nass we
thrown away because we had not
each day what tho etsrn;tv ~ go, 49,.
brought us. The eternity of TO-DAY
something for each of ne wbat is
Ruskin says: Every noble life leave,
6ber of 1t. interviewer forever IN ,ba
IS OF the world
bur existence as club is an object
n. Illustrating this trutb We talo
,ups' because twenty-one years ago
how wba, hon ..a .ea,nei sought
bat might lead her n,niIs an ~ so,s
ovement and true culture. With n,
guy 81 fame or the far-reaching in
q her efforts, she gathered within
N hr,eh,as. o.a suIIol mouse a oand
S,s,asm 80 pest pupiis' ny heI
b,ded So "Nuoii, she encouraged
~ ~ young girls In the organ
arrinu Cup lot their advancement
ow ~ anu culture.
~ saal young club was later merged
- gisanization, including older per-
anu members outside the school, I
10Y relate, for it is recorded and
alea In our archives. Those of us
y. VINO We're pupils OF Viola H. Case
VINO held her such loving remem-
e can testify that self-pIeasing and
ggrandizement never received n mo
consideration with her. she was
minently a maker of hapniness for
., and what il her rawar5 sor doing
her hand found to do9
sered and -. nv Aaeino'
sme honored all over the wide State
Aeld mpch ,an