The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-13
HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST IL $780,

and Mr.. Chadwick promise an entire on
or door entertainment, and Mrs, l.. ]
hing. at whose home the club has been s
pleasantly housed for some time, will serv
cooling refreshments, and, altogether. thes
announcements should attract full at
tendance Of club members.
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The Post Is privileged In being able e
follow Major and Mrs j. F. Dickson oil
their pleasant European tour by means
ol me picture postal cards that are one o.
me iads OF the day. And pretty fad 1t Is
700, that enables the home staying FRIEND
TO follow the itinerary of the more fortu.
nate by these pictures of the places Wis
ited. The last ''poste karte" received was
from Baden Baden, and showed the prett,
piaee nesting on the side of picturesque
mountains In way that made the hear,
OF the stay-at-home sink within her. Sc
cool and peasecul and lonely it seemed!
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few OF little Mildred Russell's friends
gave her pleasant surprise Tuesday af-
ternoon. They did not como empty hand
ed, either, but brought each a store OF
good things to make the afternoon merry
one withal. They played games and had
a lot of fun. and Mildred was especially
pleased with this show of kindly feeling,
IN the surprising party were Marguerite
McEnnis. Louise McGee, Miriam Grune-
valid. Bessie Sinclair, Grace Conoway. Ray
Sinclair, ormond Ewing. VIII and John
Sinclair, Leonard McEnnis and James Nc
Gee.
There was pleasant social meeting of
the Dorcas Circle of the Kings Daughters
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs r.
NJ, futile on Crawford street The young
ladies and girls came first bringing their
refreshments, which were served in the
cool south dining room, and afterwards
the gentlemen came, and they spent very
pleasant evening together, enjoying to the
utmost the cool breeze that sweeps over
the prairies south of Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingham Seward chaperoned
small but merry crowd of young people
Friday evening, when, on bowling bent.
they sought Turner hail. with it's lovely
grounds and admirable bowling alley. They
had lovely time, their party being Joined
by others whom they met Those for whom
Mrs. Seward was responsible were Miss
Camille Phelps of Richmond. Miss Lizzie
Dwyer, Miss Angel, Miss Mcmillan, DR..
ishSSiHdiL, ocCll tauSti MI. JAIN
Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Palmer and Mr.. and
Mrs ]. NJ. Gibson took a party of young
folk TO Magnolia Park Thursday evening
and had jolly time, taking IL the )lay
and the lovely night air amoug the mag
nolias and oaks that make the place beau
tiiul. In their party were the chaperones
and Miss Ray of Galveston, Miss Thielan
of Brazoria, Miss Jordan of st. Louis,
Miss Mabel Guion Miss Hannah, Miss
Lucille Wilson. Mrs. Jennie Brannigan and
Mr.. z. G. Hill.
Miss Estelle Bergheim is making ar
rangements to give a vocal recital at an
early date. The many friends OF Miss
Bergheim will be pleased TO learn that
they will have an opportunity of hearing
her before her departure for Boston to
finish her course at the New England con-
servatory.
The Current Literature club will meet at
the residence of Mrs. John T. Lockman.
corner of MCGOWAN and San Jacinto streets.
on Monday afternoon instead of their reg
ular day The meeting will take place at
the usual hour.
Mrs. Cora Bacon Foster and daughter,
Miss Violet Foster. have taken rooms at
the Bristol for the remainder of the sum-
mer