The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-23
AMONG THE SURVIVORS.
Paragraphs that May Bring JOY to
the Hearts of Many.

Tho Children of DR.. Flayin Of Galveston
wcro saved from the storm and arc now IN
tbs city. at the home OF Alderman James
Thompson.
A s. Halle is one OF tho survivors Of tho
Galveston ncoG
Tho following list of persons were reported
savcl by gentleman who called at the
Office CT the Post yesterday: Charles Gates
and wife. Houston, James Wolf and wife
" CiluaIs Miss Alipe Ewing, Galveston :
Misc Anuie Coy San Antonio; VIM Muir
ply aud Wm. Hart. New York City These
l9rtits WC" brought 10 the city through the
k,hducss OF Deputy sherln e. II N,emeyer
THIS is simply a double bow Of SILK, the
silk having lace about three inches deep
on Il, but the bows are pinned in such a
way as to confuse the observer, and one
can not tell Just whether II is bow or
not
There are numerous ways Of wearing
ribbons this season. very pretty style
is that of tying the ribbon in bow at
the neck, carrying the ribbon straight
down the front to the bust line. Here you
tie another bow, and again another at the
waist line.
| The waists to be worn this winter are
the shirt waists. They are made of French
flannel. in delicate shades
One very handsome waist is made OF pale
salmon pink There are two groups OF
tucks, twelve tucRs In a group, on each
side OF the center OF the front and down
the front plat made of twelve tucks
forms the fastening Between each OF
these tucks is a narrow silver cord, and
the belt worn with the waist is OF silver
bra d The back is drawn down into the
belt, in the very center there is group
OF three tucks. On each side of this group
are other groups OF the same number. Be
tween each OF these tucks as in the front
is a row of the silver cord.
waist In dark brown Is very striking
trimmed with gilt cord. plat runs down
the front. and from each side of this a
scroll pattern In the gold extends This
waist is especially adapted for slight pel-
pie, for the scroll design is very broad and
gives width across the front OF the waist
The little gold buttons worn last year
Will still be used, and their bright | tile
eyes will wink and twinkle in the sun.
light.
1t is during these delightful autumn day.
that every woman glores in the daily con
stitutonal. During no season Of the year
not even in the spring time, does she en-
JOY her favorite exercise as she enjoys II
now
And this brings up the subject OF fash
ionahle pedal belongings
For the past three years we have beer
wearing very sens'b shoes, but now fash
ion has revived the Louis Quinze heels
and the little, narrow pointed toe. And
though, Of course We know that NOTHING
is more injurious to the health the gh.
heeled shoes are donned and a great deal
OF discomfort with them
How does It injure ones health?" I'M.
patiently asked young girl the other day
She did not wear high heels-but was con.
templating dong So In the first place th,
shoe with more than moderate heel
very firing to walk on for any length o
time. and the high heel-that is. the ex.
tremely high heel-throws the body for
ward, and t. is impossible for one to keer
ones equilibrium The foot is forced for
ward. and nne times out Of ten corns ar,
the result
There is cord. y muscular develnpn.enl
extending from the foot up the bail o.
the leg to the kidneys the raising OF N
heel throws a strain on this muscle an,
many times causes serious Illness
Into The narrow pointed toes the foo a
crowded, and the instep raised the cir
culation IS impaired by the tight laci~t
Of the shoe, and the wearer walks pain
fully even on the softest Of carpets VIII
then must she suffer when she crosse
roughly paved streets,
when enc speaks Of a common sens
shoe" some pretty mouths are twisted int,
sccrnful cufves.
common sense shoe does not neces
serily have to be a broad. SQUARE tocd
fat~heeled affair, nor does It have to b