The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
HOUSTON DAILY SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1906

as soon as the weather Is cool enough
lVr tnen they will have the ADVANTAGE 81
,she handsome rooms OF the Masonic
temple. Tho organization is within ths
Ma.onio order, and Is only for p,,rnose,
OF social enjoyment and charity, The fol-
rowing are the newly elected officers,
installing officer. Mrs, c. n. Lane; rnar-
ebai. Mrs. l.. NJ. Mitchell. Mrs. M. A. Fox.
worthy matron, Mr.. A. n. McRac worthy
patron; Mrs. a, Kept. associate matren
Mrs. J. c. Williams. treasurer; Mrs. J. |.
rue conductrees; Mrs. L. Lechenger. as
ISOLATE conductrese; Mrs L. Stewart.
Adah; Miss Lillian Reade Ruth; Mrs. Nj,
Wright. Esther: Mrs. NJ. p Rusaeck
Martha: Miss Ora Brown, electa, Mrs,
j. NJ McClarahan, sentinel Mrs. c. n
Lane. chaplain; Mrs Muir organnt.
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II is early yet to speak Of debutantes
Tor the coming season, but early as it ia
there have been six announced In Gal.
weston. This is good showing for our
A,sVer city. and Houstonians VIII be in
eilned TO look with envy on the attractive
N,oup whose names have been announced
MISS Annette Polk, daughter of Mr. and
mrs. l.. ]. Polk Miss Anna PEBBLES. Miss
Ada Mlstrot, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
simon Mistrot, Miss May Clark and Miss
nerVha Lopit are to be the special attrao-
uons OF Galveston's social life this winter.
according TO the Saturday Review. Hers
IN Houston there has only been one. Miss
Edna Dee Woolford. announced SO far. bur
Mass Nellie Lee. daughter OF Mr.. ]. NJ.
lee. who will make her debut in Waco
under The ehapegonage OF her aunt, Mrs.
Nellie Winter. will be in Houston a great
part OF the season aud really should be-
long to Houston. She will be- with her
father at Mrs. j. A. Huston's and will
with her charming coiemporary. Miss
Woolford, make the life of Houston
brighter. That there VIII be others later
on Is probable. but no announcements are
permitted as yet.
The presence in Houston OF Mrs. r.
Charles Hume of Galveston, who is with
Mrs. J. V. Lea, brings to mind her gifted
daughter, Miss Kate Hume, and The read
ers of The Post will he interested TO
learn that the latter has been given the
highest praise by her present teacher. Mr..
George Henschel. He has the reputation
OF being the best instructor An oratorio
work in Europe, and Miss Hume Is now
ia London studying that special branch OF
music, She viii 90 this autumn to Berlin,
~ 'tAN+N w L u 10 ~ ullutF NutNl-
Vate the fine voice, which her teachers
assure is capable of the very best work.
SO the future seems fun OF promise 10
the young Texas girl, and her friends ct
nome are confidently hoping for great
things for her
The Ladies' Reading club have issued
their year book, containing the programme
of study for tho season of 19OO-isO1. This
course will include the history and
sketches OF Washington. d. c., New York
Boston Philadelphia, Chicago. st. Louis.
Denver, San Francisco, San Antonio and
New Orleans, With study OF Americ AZ
writer's connected more or less closely
with these cities. The FIRST meeting WI
be held October 3. and will be given II,
TO vacation histories" or experiences OF
the various members during the summer
holidays. These are often both amuslnt
and Instructive and have become quite a
feature OF the programmes Oh the clubs
OF this city.
The wedding OF Miss Annie Garrett,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. Garrett, aud
Mr.. f. NJ, Young took place at the HON,
of the brides parents last Wednesday
The bride was attended by her friend,
Mrs. Lizzie Morris Mitchell and Mr..
Claude Garrett acted as hest man Tn,
bride wore a becoming gown OF cream
silk null, and the mRtron OF honor wal
dressed In simple organdie. Miss Gar.
rett is the daughter or one OF the oides
engineers on the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railway, and the bridegroom is be
piDpipc bfc life IN ha tv.
of lifework The young couple will max,
their home in Houston, where they hay,
many devoted friends.
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Mrs. R. II. Williamson entertained In
an informal way Saturday evening at he
home at 9O7 LaBranch street Ia compli
ment to Mrs Wheless OF Galveston. Sever
harded euchre was the order Of the
evening, and the merry game was follow.
ed by supper Of 9 most tempting char
acter and served In way that added to it'
intrinsic excellence Mr.. and Mrs. william
son. formerly OF Galveston, are among
the many charming additions that have *.
Gently been acquired by Houston, and
who are contributing very suhstantiai'
10 its business and very delightfully."- tC
its social lite.
Miss Mary Kidd has written OF her SAT,
arrival at Gibraltar and sent a programm,
OF a concert given on the steamship WerrI
on her trip across for the benefit OF tn
sailors widows and orphans fund. Sat
urday, August II. On this programme
printed on boards gnorina" Mary Kid
was announced to sing the second numbe
OF part 2. and for this solo received I'M
stinted praise-indeed, she was over
whelmed with compliments That is JUS
what was to be expected and as usua
Houston has Just reason to be proud o
her absent daughter.
Mrs o. B. Caldwell entertained In Al
informal way Monday evening, compl
mentary to Miss Musette Newsom OF Gal
weston. Cards we're the order OF IN
evening, which was very merry one, AM
enjoyed not only by the guest of honor
but those who had tine pleasure of meet
/ ing her
The summer night concert was pest
poned from Tuesday TO Thursday evening
There was the usual crowd present, Thes
/ weekly concerts have been. bright beam
of sunshine during the past dull SUMMED
The Benedicts were again obliged I