The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-15


Griffin secretary OF the Sidney sherman
chapter.
Miss Friend, the editor OF Waco's society
paper. Artesia has made list OF books
suggested by Mrs Jean Sherwood. the
lecturer on art that gave our people so
much pleasure lately. books that these two
women, excellent judges both, think would
! be helpful to students of art or others
interested in artistic matters. The list
is given below for the assistance of those
in Houston VINO would come under either
head
History OF Greek Art, +. y. Tarbell; His
. tory OF Painting, Van Dyck; History OF
!, Architecture, Hamlin; History OF Italian
. Artists, Vasari. Schools and Masters OF
Painting, kadciff; Renaissance In Italy,
SymoDds; TIE early Renaissance, Hoppin;
: Hand BOOK of Ledendary and Mythology
: cal Art, Mrs. Clement: Christian Sym
/ bols and storfes OF the Saints, Mrs jane
son; Sacred and Legendary Art, Mrs.
Jameson; Mythology and Age of Fable.
5 Bulfnch Life of Michael Angelo Sy-
monds; Painters OF Florence, Karoy;
Makers OF Florence, Mrs. 0liphant Flor
ence and Venice, Talne; Rome and Ma
pies, Tame Walks In Rome. Hare; Ar
4 lists OF the Nineteenth Century Mrs.
Clements French Art, Brownell: Creek
Art on Greek Soil, Hoppin; Lectures OH
: Art, Taine; Hopes and Fears for Art Will
) lam Morris; Art for Arts Sake, Van
c Dyck; How TO Judge Picture, Van Dyck;
I Principles OF Art. Van D-ck; Old Masters
of Belgium and Holland. Fromentin; Rem
brandt. w. c. Larned; Peasant and
: Painter (MllleD. Leusier; Religion in
Recent Art, Forsythe Raedeker's Guides
Ancient Sculpture, Mitchell; History OF
INT Y taA
Ferguson; History OF Art, Waltman
: and Woerman; History OF Modern Paint
h ing (three youmee>, Muther.
e ~
# The rose fete for the benefit of the
T. Shelterng Arms has become an institu-
II ton and the ladies of the association have
(. wisely determined TO give 1t early this
J. year, so that the flowers will be in pro-
II fusion. 1t will be held Friday afternoon
Al and evening at the parish house of Christ
! church. The committees appointed for
IA the various features of the entertainment
4 are as follows:
=, Decoration,Airs, o. I. Holt. chairman;
r Mesdames Mary Fitzgerald, Fort Smith
!. w B' Chew, r. Il. Morris, Sterling Myer.
AZ b. Bailey, y. f. Weems, o. C. Drew. Jr.,
10 l.. j. Parker Ramakers, M p. Foster
10 Huber $. Morse, $. Sydnor. Il. w. Knox.
l. HuIdNulneuL toHlnittee.--MFh. w, v.
l. r. Watson, chairman; Mesdames NJ Howe
j. p. Hutchison, Larkin. Worloy. p. C.
I walker Journey, w. A. Bailey, L. Y.
~ Hartwell s. McNie T.. Sewall b. Fltg-
i gerald, vareime. Tajan
IA Flower Booth.--Miss Kate Morris. chair
a. man; Miss Nela Cochran, Miss Eva Tug
m gle. Miss Mary Ella Taylor, Miss Mlnnla
40 Porter, Miss May Morse
% Entertainment Committee-Mrs. Harris
MastergDn and Mrs + w
al Mesdames j. d. Bowles and Schaelfel
mr. viii have the fruit lemonade and Miss
90 Lula Bryan is in charge of the candy
: booth, assisted by several other young
q ladies'
r The following prizes will be given foI
r. exhibits at the rose fete;
,r The largest and best collection OF cut
G. blooms exhibited by professionals, priz.
IF Of S..
", Amateur competition;
"a First prize, for largest and hest display
II OF blooms
=, Second, best blooms from three plants
n one each.
I Third, largest and best bloom.
r. Fourth, best six blooms,
d. Firth. best design,
e. ~
II, Mr. and Mrs Alexander Deigado hav
~ issued Invitations to the wedding of thel
p daughter, Martha Francitn, to Mr. Harri
W, Walker Garrow, Jr,. that will take plac
e. as announced In the society column OF Th
H. Post last Sunday. in Christ church a
!, $40 o'clock OF the 25th OF this month
r.. After the ceremony the bridal party wi
"a. return TO the home OF Mr., and Mrs. Del
M gado and the bride and groom elect wi
IN leave for ST. Louis. Chicago and othe
r. points North FOR wedding journey Ate
\. their return Mr.. and Mrs, II w. Gar
row Sr.. viii give them a reception. Nils
DeIgado viii be attended TO the altar b
her friends Miss iine Jones, Miss Aim
'rs Miller, Miss Anna Quinlan Miss Eff
on Waters and Miss Bessie Spencer, The NV
=, last OF Galveston. This Wedding Will b
the consummation OF love affair bogu
nd when the principals were little tots. The
be played together as children: studied to
oh gether az school and have been devote
!, to each other always. IL Is one OF thos
IL beautiful stories OF early love that Is con
OF slant always. The young people are bot
cir what Is known as society people" in II
- best sense and have an assured positio
:. Ia Houston's very best circle. with a per
NJ epective OF good family back OF them boil
70. ~
u Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Lloyd announce tn
sss marriage of their daughter, lisa Mary, I
Isl Mr.. William Elliott Fall. which viii tax
ISIS place in the First Presbyterian church o
II the soth OF this month at $3.50 In tn
i. morning, Miss Lloyd Will be attended h
u Miss Annie MoKeever, MIes Belle Dick
ave son, Miss willene Compton OF Austin
the Miss Katherine Browne and Misses Cor
in and Stella Root. This wedding has bee
ets the theme Of much interest in this cit,
are owing to the fact that both bride an
Irs. groom are native and TO the name
Co. born" and the bride. especially. such
SEES fayorise in Houston's best clrcleS sh
rl. Is woman OF fine character, attractiy
md manner and unusual intellectual attain
ment. The families on both sides are we
viii known and are OF excellent lineage. so IN
vim marriage Is pronounced to be an excel
tee lent one In every respect Invitations
ct the wedding will be issued this week
M. 49,
on Mother Goose paid visit to Housto
~, NJ yesterday. taking up her headquarters
,au the Settegast building on Main street. wit
all her merry crew. There was the OIL
b woman "xho went to market her eggs 1