The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16

EgslS /, che rS cCss Of The the PEosrsm ARRANGED
81 phonograph concert The wonder |
ana mystery Of phonograph always az |
inent Il an unusually fine one and his
repertoire very extensive. While the con
,S,e,drbb vas s, going going on tse ladies' enjoyed 2
the. more that the evening was an intense
" hot one, few guests were lnyltcd 20
meet the. daughter. among them Mrs. A.
5, Dyer, Mrs. Richardson. Mrs, A. L. Root
Mrs Bowlcs. Mrs. Battle. Mrs. Bruce, Miss
stella Root and Miss fgSnsSSe nol IA Two
ter, Mrs. Cora Bacon Foster and Mrs A.
l.. Conoway.
The handsome reception given TO the con
gresslonai rivers and harbors committee
aud the ladies' Of their party by the Hous.
ton club is well worth backward glance
When the Houston club does depart from
its rule Of silent. dignlBed rcpose, ana
opens It's doors, the Invitations 10 enter
those opened doors are generally accepted
most eagerly aud the invites are wise 10
accept, for the rooms are handsome and
cool and the members Of the club know
I now to make visit TO them very agree
/ able. Then on this occasion there was a
/ contingent OF visitors. men and women he.
longing to the great political world that
/ has us center in Washington D. c.. In
! wn'se courtesy and tact is at once seen
! tue result OF coming into contact with the
/ great people OF the world
/ IN hupoF OF lnese distinguished guests
4 me houston club rooms were handsomely
I decorated with stately palms and bright
Stmmer-hued flowers aud filled with a
4 crowd Of wcll dressed men ana womea
3 from = 70 IL Saturday evening The mar.
/ vlIee,N lddles on inc reeeption committee,
Z VITA Mrs. John Fvnwick Dickson w,re OF
me president OF the club, for chalrm1n.
/ we're these whose husbands are members
o. me eiun and they did tncir duty in a
W9whntully' way that made tho evening
! q prvosttus success me cub members were
and making themselves agreeable In way
/ ,hat added greatly 10 the regret that they
/ 40 not "ttener open their doors. Punch
and lees aided the electric fans In keep.
ing the guests cool and served 20 pass tie
hours very pleasantly.
Among the guests OF honor was Mrs
Thrmas y Ban, wife Of the congressman
OF TINS district, looking as handsome and
ot her husband Ia her was more tnnu
Justified. And such charming women from
with their husbands. who are serving on
the rVcrs and harbus committee. 1t was
great pleasure 10 meet them, and they
elte me attentions SHOWN f tGsm.9 A sRsS
ne strangers. we're Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter
=. Alexander OF New York Mr.. and Mrs
f. Achesnn Of rennsylyanls, MIR. and
Mrs Thomas Il. Ball Of Texas, Mr.. and
eis Mr. and Mrs ag RUFUS e. Lester Si
Georgia, Mr. and Mrs. Page Morris Of
OF Alabama, MIR and Mrs. r u McCui.
lIeneke ,of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs.
III H.. Davidson or Wisconsin. Sir. N Thee.
dore p. Burton Of Cleveland, Ohio, char.
Es Of ono, ' Mr. roswell N b R@op and
Frank I IIitchf9ck AND Mr.. Arthur crlst
mlttee OF ladies was composed Of Mrs John
T.: Dickson Mrs, James A. Baker, Mrs.
w. p Chew, Mrs Frank. Caarglll, Mrs.
Mrs 9; ]; lot, Mgs. j, G. lIgttchIe5soa,'
George W. Neville Mrs. Edwin b. Par.
k fas.S Mrs ;in WI Il, Palmer; Mrs s. r., b.
II sto sl' Mrs T. h FIch9FdSoP Nm Mrs l.
IL Krbg s''S Mrs NfS I Mc saEe MS Mr, Jo "
+ AAn oa,nr MIS- Philip Carson, Mrs,
Dickson. Cora Root. Stella Root loot piI ling
Ella smith, Edyth Giraud, Elsa se6midft
Laura FranRn Bobb Mimic n4 FF ofEtcf Mq RSs
ME ME John, Eleanor Henke, Waldo, Etae
! Joues' Eva russie.
/ The following extracts from the account
, Of the commencement exercises of tn,
4 Academy Of the Visitation In ST. Louis
, from the ST. Louis Globe Democrat. arc
: cf Interest here OH account OF the mention
} II Miss Jean Cannon, only daughter OF
MIR and Mrs j. j Cannon OF this city
! who is fair sweet girl aud who ha,
many warm friends here. The Globe, Dem
ocrnt says, mNpart
Each Of tho era luates had a place OF
Tue program. Miss Jessie Hemp. Il st.
Louis girl, whose home Is on Flad avcnuc
Fave, a RECITATION, one of Rohs rramps
o by Is llopkttgon smith, her delivery add
Q ing much pathos to the touching story
, MISS Agne+ Hardy, who Is considered on,
! Of ne best plane, pupils IL the academy
: Hardy is from webb city, Mo. Miss iear
a cannon OF Houston Texas. showed tha
which WAS awarded her, by the originality
Sy P%s PEI Prpe ssS ALSO wer" gy tS
. In French, La Mort dc Jeanne dare
e was well presented by Miss Cormna Free
4 nun q Jackssg, Tenn who receive !, !
/. | clayton. n daughter of Judge Clayton,
: Noted politician Of South McAlestcr, T. r.
. gave an essay, "Nignettes." which depicte,
! vnrious scenes in the life OF the nnfor
. | tunate Mary of Modcna. wife Of James III
Miss Letitla McGnuis Of Alton, III. on
. uf the most fortunate In winning medal
i and premiums. executed renarSlhiy wei
! Bcethoyen's difficult sonata "op. 81
/ Only the parents Of the young ladie
y were admitted 20 the exercises, and amonl
those who were present were Mrs John j
= Cannon of houston, Texas Mr. and Mrs
A. II, Haudlan. MIR, and Mrs Hemp
= Mrs. Clayton OF South McAlcSter, l, L.
: and MIR. and Mrs. John McGinnis OF Al
q ton, Ill
s The Turnverein is keeping up the lntercs
), in It's summer night concerts very admir-
: ably Every Tuesday night huds crow,
i. Of people listening to the music, chatting
I, dancing and generally having a good time
The management has decided to make
y slight change In the hours, The concert
!, will hereafter begin at $ and last until 1
= o'clock, instead OF until 10, as heretofore
i and the dancing for the children viii ais
! begin al s. instead Of s 30 The following
|, program Will be given this coming Tuesda
"A night;
!, Part l.
i March. MISUNDERSTANDING Colonel Thornton
v Reeves,
a Mssud
<, Concert waltz, ..t......4s, fMihtaire
n Meissler
,e vandervell,
d Niylani.
Part IL
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