The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-22

bell was hanging in the Fannin street
school uplll last Friday, when they started
ont together determined to ind where II
was The result q their search was iney
built the Fannin, street school after the
fire that so nearly destroyed g, had had
Syt irh gaye 10 him an old iron etc, aud I
that the old bell that hung on the H1r-
riet Lane WIS turned over 10 him ~ part |
had tbecn thr hope = Robert II. Lee chap.
ter to have the he'll properly hung with /
an description, giving It's history .elher /
or the sam Houston park. Sic transit, etc. |
49,
Mrs. H. NJ Mayo gave an afternoon
euchre party complimentary to her sister, |
Mrs. A. H. Roomc Of New Orleans, We'd |
neSday. 1t was q very delightfully."- soclnl |
evening and the hos6Ess, assisted by her
sweet young daughter. Miss Nettc shan
non. made her guests Mt home at once by
her cordial. plwdng manner Mrs. Rooine
has that gentle. unaffected and attractive
manner that Is SO characteristic of New
orleans women and that makes friends for
them everywhere in marked degree.
The prizes offered were handsome pieces
Of china and were received by the winners
vtth cries of delight The first was won
Mrs. j. $, Radford; that for the lone hands
by Mrs A. $ Dyer aud Mrs. Levi, got
Mayo's guests were Mrs Roome Mrs !
VI Burton. Mira a. :. Dyer, Mrs J.
Gibson. Mrs. Jennie Hart, Mrs c. V:
s ES4lse Mr. Mrs Sge 9arT sws MFs Mrs Han Bre
ling, Mrs. $. II .Woollford Mrs. John Lub'
book, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Edwin Brown,
MIS- 1 r T. Larkln. MI Mrs '' II. d. Hume lime
Mrs. J T.. Riordan Mrs. II: g Iidstonc.
| Mrs. l6hn Lubbock Mrs. NJ IL. Foster.
Misses Lizzie aud Kate Stephens aud Miss
| Bessie Lidstone.
! Mrs. John Thomas IIanway of Bryan
gave handsome greeting to the "Mutual
| Improvement" club Of that city last
/ Wednesday in the way of reception. Mrs.
/ Hanway is the president Of the club and
has opened the season for them in a very
auspiclous way The club rolorS. green
| and white, were carried out In every de-
tail. A musical was arranged for the
entertainment of the guests and Ice cream
with dice cakes all in the prevailing tnts,
/ were served.
Mrs Hanway, formerly Miss Kate Banks,
has friends In Houston having visited the
city the guest of Miss Gussie Jones be
fore her marriage and still retains pleas
ant memories of happy days spent here.
She has been a member Of the club Tor
i've years and is devoted to the work.
The invitations TO the lat home Wedncs-
day we're handsomely engraved, thus Civ
Ing an earnest Of the pleasure in store for
the recipients thereof
~
Miss Julia Mae Morse is at home agatI
after wonderful journey through the ole
world Of China ana Japan, which she en-
ioycd with her aunt, Mrs. Halscy and he
$ brother, Master Albert Morse. Through III
d Golden Gate at San Francisco they passe
over the Pacific ocean to the land of It'll
s. feet and long queues, then to Japan, whcr
? they explored the country In true Japanes
d style, being carried over the mountains i
chairs. Turning their faces homeWard al
!, / ter "A delightful stay In Japan they vlslte
y one Of Uncle SANS new possessions, ia
u wall, spending a few days at Honolulu
!, then home again. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. i. j
u Morse net the tourists AT san Fr9hctsc
T. and reached home with them last Wednc'
~, day morning.
Of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hervey and Mr.. on
u Mrs. Charles b. Heryey have gone to Cal
lg forula to make their home in the Code
iii state. In their departure Houston has SUI
d. tanned a distinct loss. She has lost cit
ne zens who have invariably proven then
~ selves generous, stanch and true. Mr..
"a A. Herycy was member of christ churc
~ Nestry and Is highly esteemed by al Wl
'u came In contact with him, and Mrs. Hervt
u Is a big-hearted, whole-souled southern "
a. man whose sympathy was ever ready f
as ycy Is worthy Of this father and mothr
In and his wife charming, sweet aceol
us pliShed woman; Their Houston friends W
or welcome them back again.
,as ~
ne The Calcdouian society has arranged
ny very attractive program for the conce
c66 which they will give Thursday cyenlr
j. at their hall complimentary to Miss liz
nut Buckingham The program win consi
nS principally of familiar Scotch songs, tho
ne old songs that never lose their charm, al
as' those who love them will have an oppo
M tuuity. of hearing them we'll sung ne
pt Thursday
I'VE The Houston Light Guard win have o
ro- Of their pleasant informal dances ne
zen Wednesday night at their armory. \ 81
Of cal feature of the evening viii be q
ous individual drill for the Kirby medal, Nc
worn by Mr. Calvin Blake. This is
~, ways Of interest, not only to those dri
ru ign, but for the spectators and IL Il
an line weather lasts there will be /
crowd present.
'nu A meeting OF the Lady Washington oh;
ter ter, ID. \. r., is called by the regent, NJ
use Seabrook Sydnor, for Tuesday afternoon
10 the Lyceum library for the purpose of d
cen cussing the State convention to be NJ
lies the chapter etc. At the meeting in n
red las a vice regent for the state will
me elcCted-in fact, that Is the special obj
re for which 1t is called.
iiiu ~
MY Mr.. Spencer HutchlnS writes that n
lld York city Is filled with Texans and Ho
ton is better represented thR1 any OF
mi city In the State; He tells, too, Of a pie
Ind ant dinner party given to some of the
lly, itors from Texas by Or. and Mrs Geo
by Ramhaud at which he, Miss EStcllc Ca
18th well. Miss Emily 1obln OF Austin and
yer Hughes were The guests.
ing 40
~ The Ladies' Reading club will begin
me season Of 1902 by an opening meeting
old 26l6 Brazos street, with Mrs. NJ, Il. j
~ as hostess 80 which Invitations win he
~ sued This will take place on the az
ari noon Of October / and Will officially o
~ | the club work Of Houston,
NJ. -
ael, There will be n meeting Of the Hous
a ~ Ant league tomorrow, Monday, aftern
and at o'clock in the library of the II
.,,r- school M which n full attendance Is