The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-11


The Young Ladies' association OF the
conversation are going to take UP the
linen sale this winter, In the frst week
IN December and In connection with 1t
Will make speciality OF dolls clothes.
This feature win be made very attractive,
so the young ladies beg that those who
have dolls to dress for Christmas Will not
be too hasty In their preparations. but
send their orders for what is needed.
49,
Mrs. w. II. Tobin, president OF the
Texas division OF the Daughters OF tho
Confederacy. win arrive tomorrow even
ing mt the Grand Central station at
o'clock on her way to the National con-
vention in Montgomery, Ala. With her
and by other trains delegates to the con-
yention will also arrive TO so on by the
Texas and New Orleans, and II is re-
quested that all members OF the Robert
E. Lee chapter that can possibly do so
shall be at the station to meet them.
49,
The third Of those delightful informal
dances will be given at Bryan hall on
Tuesday evening, the 1ath. This will
probably be the last for some time, as
other social duties will claim the society
goers attention, and large crowd aud a
good time is expected. Owing to the In
convenience caused by the telephone
strike, number OF the young men have
not been seen by the party In charge OF
the dance, but they will be notified In
time to make engagements.
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There was meeting of the Study Whist
club last Monday with Mrs. John j. Gam
non, at which two new members, Mrs.
Fort Smith and Mis-. Ingham Seward, were
admitted to All the vacancies 1t was de-
oded that the meetings should be held
hereafter on Friday, instead of Monday
afternoons, and Mrs. Edwin Parker will
have the first one this coming Friday.
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There will be meeting of the young
ladies who have organized for the purpose
OF giving a "leap year" dance Monday
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, at the
home of the president, Miss Alma Miller.
The young president requests that The
Post wait for the committees until they
are completed. but it Is easy to prophesy
that they will be OF most charming mates
rial.
Mus Frank Andrews expects to have
with her very shortly Miss Maggie Criser
OF Austin, Miss Lois White of Fort Worth.
Miss Frances Baker of Waco and Mr. II.
| b. Strong of Clifton, ArlZ. This crowd OF
visitors will make Mrs. Andrews hand
some home very gay, especially as she
still has hen sisters, Misses Hattie and
Louise Smith, with her.
49,
There was big crowd of Galvestonians
UP for 'The FOUNDERS" Friday night, per-
sonally conducted by MIR. G. Herbert
! Brown. It Seems hard for the Calves
tonians to have to go away from their
own city for pleasure, but II Is good
thing for them that Houston Is so near
and their people always so cordially well
coined hero. -
Mr.. Dave McNally announces the mar
riage of his daughter, Edna Isobelle, to
Mr. George V. Turck, November %, at the
Church of the Annunciation, at $3.50 p. m
No cards.
The Spinster club have issued dana
misslves inviting the recipients Thereof
to meet with them at the nome OF MT
and Mrs. w. b. Jones. 706 Clay avenue
November 10. from $3.50 p. M. to Ia a.
midnight
Miss Mary Armistead. who is with hel
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, James y
Dumble, will go to the Sophie Newcomt
college In New Orleans after January !
and will make her debut IN that city mex
fall.
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The society editor will move Tuesday
from 1908 Mckinney avenue TO OH Austir
street, corner of Mckinney. The tele'
phone number will remain the same, 1ss
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Miss Blanche Adalr entertained he
classmates in the third year with CARD
last night at the home OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Adair. .
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. #. Carter entertaine
Mr. Boiling Arthur Johnson at tie
Wednesday
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The Spinster club will meet tomorrow
Monday. afternoon with Miss Annie Lau
RE Davidson.