The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07

Overcast, Mrs. B. r. Herring. Mrs. Jen-
ME Hart, Mrs, Vernon Angle. Mrs. p. l..
Crooker, Mrs. r. b. Davis, Mrs. Ivor
Wandless. Mrs. Rubidiek Ramakers, Mrs.
e. A. Newnlng, Mrs. b. +. Bonner, Mrs.
Henry T.ummis Mrs. Fred Dudley Mrs.
g. A. Atkinson. Mrs. j. p. Galbraith Mrs.
George Hunter. Mrs. 81 Packard, Mrs.
Ernest Vasmer, Mrs. e. A. Holland, Mrs
J. w. Maxcy, Mrs. ]. n. Ruby, Mrs. Byron
Everts and Mrs. Parker.
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All those who attended the "thimbie
bee" of the Womans Auxiliary on Thurs
day enjoyed pleasant aud profitable at
ternoon. While silk scraps we're being
served in long strips by busy fingers
preparatory TO beiug woven into portieres
Mrs W. c. Crane read an article on the
work of the auxiliary. showing what great
things have been accomplished through
penny offerings. Mrs. George Reese then
followed with an interesting talk OF her
experience Ia missionary work, in which
she has been an earnest worker for many
years. and Mrs. NJ, e. Bryan read us Of
the missionary work among the sailors
of the Countess Schemmelmann, a work
to which tho latter has devoted her HE
and fortune. Dainty refreshments we're
served by Mrs, AYES and her assistants,
Mrs. Horace Reese and Miss Nellie Will
son. These monthly bees are pleasant
diversions from the regular Thursday
] work days, and the members wish mere
of their friends would lend their presence
on these occasions.
The list Of ladies who assisted Mrs. R..
S. Lovett on New Years Day not having
been completely given before is as fol-
lows; Mrs. l.. A. Abercrombie Of Hunts
vile. Mrs. H. A. Landos and Mrs. c. l..
| Wallis of Galveston, Mrs. Howard Smith,
Mrs. R. W. Knox, Mrs. Frank Andrews,
| Mrs. Edwin Parker. Mrs. Mary Bolts
| Fitzgerald, Mrs. Arthur Cargil, Mrs.
John j. Cannon. Mrs. /. w. Walker, Mrs.
JEFF Miller. Mrs. John Stewart, Mrs. W.
c. Conner. Jr, Mrs. l.. ] Parks, Mrs.
Horace Reese Mrs II. F. Ring, Mrs. 3.
F. Weems. Mrs, William Christian, Mrs
| Shearer. Miss Franklin, Miss Lea. Miss
| Ross, Miss Quinlan, Miss Jennie Waldo,
] Miss Dickson. Miss Cargill. Miss Dever-
euX. Misses Hattie and Julia Smith, Miss
| Lulu Bryan, Miss Dillingham;, Miss Cir
aud, Miss Edythe Giraud, Miss Ruth
Finch. Miss Alice Baker and Miss Zoe
Blunt.
Miss Julia May Morse will give german
at Bryan hall on the 25th, which will be
welcome to Mr.. Morse and his bride, as
we'll as TO some guests who will be with
Miss Morse at the time, Miss Jean Alb
hott OF Covington, KY, Miss Elise Sublett
of st, Louis and Miss Elizabeth Hunting
ton Of San Francisco Cal Mr. and Mrs.
Morse, OF whose wedding at Cincinnati on
January ! very detailed account was
given in Friday mornings Post, are ex
pected to return from Mexico on the Goth.
On their brief stop in Houston Friday
evening, en- route for tho land OF flowers
and traditions, they held reception. re-
ceiving friends and flowers galore. Miss
Morses friends. Miss Abbott, Miss sublett
and Miss Huntington, are expected on the
a2d
Mrs. Edwin Parker will give a reception
to MIR, and Mrs. Morse nm their return.
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Miss Birnie John entertained few o,
her neishborhood friends with progressive
euchre last evening in q pleasant informal
way following up socisble merry cams
with a salad course and coffee In tbi;
latter part Of the entertainment the youn
hostess was aided and abetted by her
mother Mrs. John, in gracious and
Mr and Mrs. Harry Dumbe Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Torrey, Mr., and Mrs. NJ, e. Eos,
ter Mrs, Ida Shearn. Misses Addie anc
Ella Gribble. Miss Gussie Howard. Mis-,
Ella Deversux. Miss Pearl Ross, Mis-!
Hennie Price, Miss Willie Webb. Mis-,
Fannie Brashear, Mr.. Carroll Vinson. Mr.
Kenneth Womack. Mr.. John Mcclellan
Mr. Charles z. Ashe. Mr.. Charles Grin.
BILE, Mr. Homer Mitchell and Mr.. Charlie,
Webb.
Mrs. L. 7. Noyes got together a bril-.
! liant array OF musical talent last evening
In especial compliment to Miss Tobia and
Miss Marlborough and also invited some
oIhers to be charmed by the music made
lhere We're vOcalists Mrs. Peden. Mrs
Baltis Allen, Mrs. E. p. Daviss. Miss Kidd
MISS Peek and Mr.. VIII Kendall violin
ISIS, Frot SEWERS and DR.. Green, and for
the piano Mr.. Aldrldge Kidd Miss Var
borough and Miss Tobin. The house wa
niIed with sweet melodies and the savage
breast that could have withstood their
eharm would be irretrievably lost indeed
MIS- Moves has certainly done a good par,
in making tho stay In Houston OF her
guests OF honor a very charming retro
speet for them and last evening was one
OF the brightest events of their stay.
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A leap year dance is to be given by tn,
young society girls on Tuesday evening a.
Bryan Hall. This is 10 be given nv m,
SWEETEST OF the swell, and although not o.
large scale by any means il Is prop SCI
70 have an "awfully' gooi time ard fur.
th.rmore. the young ladies are going Il
d. the whole duty Of men on that even.
sing
The Ladies Treble club VIII give one Of
their hne concerts in The very nssr future
between the 18th and 2sth OF this month
for which they hsye been preparing fol-
some time They are in ine form md. al