The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10


soT's - among them one OF Unique
rhor nsi,,e IL was sent from Ma
IN fno Liter hoy, and is OF the pine
q ',s maj the Filipinos konw how
CIV, dalntily. and exquisltely en-
i, There was one very great at
fra nsmist. Nothing takes like
tM. hese days. SO this clever
s'sg,s palm had all she could do
III W etor,uues % all who came to
~ las ,sner delightful way to make
Ave hsr church was found by Mrs.
N y, I wben she decided 10 have
,ssrrblsf convention
G Foster follSSed up her se-
E "A dance that FLIED in Wednes-
s.-,oou and evening by dance for
~ -. saughter Thursday evening, L.
acting her own friends to enjoy
,n.,fl home with her. They
ma had very Jolly time. OF
n,re we're refreshments and after
ssmss and more dancing. MISS
W .,s rpests were Elsie Landwehr.
-.+rey pettle Lee Smith, Lottie
pnlh Pointer, Leon1 Henke,
~ er,nstead Stella Girsud, Isabelle
iiortense OTeary. Minnie Lock-
ss l,,rnthy Connor, Marguerite Brown,
y. ,,rown, cornelIa Coleman, Frances
s,ras Anna Vive Carter, Beatrice
yih LOTUS, and Masters Pen Turner.
II Nyer, Albert Morse, Lawrence
J, finn Rockwell. lBeal Smith. Randolph
MIN Rob aud Ed Dennis. S. Fame
II. Wallace 0'Leary, Jr.. Owen
nj Bert and Don Cannon.
r..s 30 always enjoys their reunions,
ma year was an exceptionally happy
Taey met at Miss Genevieve john
on saturday, February ., ana cat.
ID. a Longfellow programme. Miss
,.Oos called the roll, which was an
IA by INCIDENTS concerning Longfel-
.n3 his poems. Then came quota
I, hunt. the lucky winner receiving a
IN picture OF the poet. Two tableaux,
,.Tde Chldrens Hour" by Julia
j,rlr Marian and Carol Cumming. Tho
| a Children finished the programme,
Is retreshments were served in brlght
lived baskets tied with class cOlors.
{issrsms and letters were received from
ABSENT members and teachers of the
81
Ina H. ". Cumming was elected chair
II, ana Miss Sedgwlck secretary for the
kuIpg year. and it was decided 10 hold
I'm next reunion on Robert E. Lees
Friday, January 10. 1902.
|se Of the very enjoyable events OF
L veek was the birthday surprise party
Isic-sd to Miss Josephine Neceo by her
|srds last Friday evening at the home
bet pirentS, MIR, and Mrs. r. Necco.
d party was chaperoned by Mesd mes
stsler and Farrell. After the gimes
u other SmusemenGs dainty refresh
s1is were served Those presen. were:
b aud Mrs E Necco, Nrs, trics or.
Is Farrell, n sses Annie and Gussie
lssen, Katie and Ellen M.llnger, Mn
ana Lillian 0lchewsky, Ada Holmes
Missouri, Carrie Priester, Myrtle Mus
lg, Mile Burbank, My Moore. Cara
ooiy aad Julia O'Leary, NJ lssrs VIII
. Fritz iDssen, owen Sal er, Joe ani
ID Lewis, VIII MoDan!al, Emet Fowler.
bert NeCco. Owen Necco, Ben Lewis
I Fred Pries;er.
ne Il Junior" will give 'concer.
4 dance Friday evening at Bryan ball
raise funds for the hop tncy are 70
e the graduating class. 4 nae pro-
lnme which is 70 be opened 0y an
arss Sa pr J. II Kirby. IS arranged,
xal'a some CT the best musicians Of
ely are TO take par. Among tue
mes on tho Programme are those al
! Nelson Munger, Misses Frank
90, Mamie Thompson. Bessie SIyhes,
"a Wool.ord Ora Everett ard Messrs.
D savage Fl. R. Ga.es. y. c. Mum
!, odin Kendall, Bell and Anton DAM.
y Eae music the dance, and tickets
.ois pretty affair are selling very
Ivy Il Is the thing to help inc
= $ H. Clark's programme has been
"a for so often that the readers of The
win be glad to have it in full. What
aElnat!ng list of good things is here
. ~ q, I p m,-Tae Spiritual
,.Ig q $3.50 p. m.-Georgo Ellot's
' 'a.s gypsy 4 ira edy of the conflict
'sen love and duty.
GmIuary Is. p. m.--Sophocle's anti.
|, |. tragedy o; devotion.
usuaty 2s' $50 p. m.-Miscellaneous
'tSa !. ! p m,-Shakespeare's Mae
tragedy of the viii.
Aren J. $3.50 p .-Sh1kespeare's king
tragedy of lilial love.
~
!, W. H Taylor VS. the hostess Of
van Street EIchre clu5, OF watch
? President last Tuesday afternoon,