The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-29

ibe olts ana two.stcp was enjoyed ~
large. attendance. AZ night the llttle hlen
and maids with n few "grown-nP, pV"piN'
hnd theif share Of the Christmns dqnce
Promptly NJ $40 the program was oV'lva
by tile grand march. led ny Ftet. bNhcn ~ ~
little Minette Thompson AS they mlnu w
rirrnIt az tho hall cnch dancer was presrnL
ed with Turkish fcz, the parch nv So,
into Turkish polonoise, whi'h WIS 'w,I
iour cbtillons made m mn cnioE"nf Pi"
gram, ihe last cotillion ending WIN ~
grand hatile Of Confetti IN wnlch W VIZ
dnI GERS jcned with scst-ic cream 1nd 2
XXI, wore served I'm the dining room below
during an intcrmlsson Two OF the most .
attractive textures of the evening were we
fame, dances of two graceful nttlc luls j
t'nrnt on Audrey executed the difficult steps I
~ the skirt dance IN II pleasing mahl'' |
ard Emma Lee Franks he scrpentlnc uunUe
in truly wonderful way fol cne SO small
The members of the city Federation of
Womcn's Clubs again gave themselves ana
others pleasure and Instruction by bringing
Mi. James p Richardson. director OF Ian
euage work in the manual training high
school of Kansas City, before the ruplc
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Richardson Lecturer
upon the drama, tracing it's development
IRON tho Greek chorus, touching upon
/ famous Greek and Roman dramatistS, car
4 rying tho listener through the dark ages
! aud dwelling ppon the great hghiS pt
/ dramatic literature in the Seventeenth and
Eighteenth centuries. Tue llsteuet WIS
made to feel admiration for ArlsiophhneSi
/ rlautus Lobe de Vega. Corr cilc Aolte 2,
/ LEASING and our own Shakespeare Tor me
/ enthusiasm Of the lecture was conInRlonS;
1 Those who heard Ar. Rirhpdson fcit hiled
TO the hrlm with the amount or learning
that had been spread before them and
/ as one Of the audience cNprcSScu ~ IN,
nf1or" ,nbbF "fnnst nav ''''"'"'
While in tho city Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ardson and their three children AR tae
guests OF '4elr SSl,GrS. NsS. 4tVEn',S,
/ brother Mr. E r. RlchnrAso1. They wnl
return to Kansas CITY after the New lnht.
- - th'rFE aul MIS-. . -. iI' ~ sti,'tt
ln'!I H"pe ~ NV nI, ',l'N- d. ,Ir
NeSleruaN AFTERNOON rom = T." wy w , ,,i
10 glNc lne lrifRuS %i pInh n.i VAN,
nose lulcFuTlnd w VI iNyyHI, ISL III, VI
az opportunity 70 meet ana cn1i VIVA Mr'
Richardson ana ms charming WIZ
A lecture win he given under the ans
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pl'eS OF the houston Hlen S'noo' Al u"'
association on Monday night In the aullto-
rum of the High School bv Mr. James =
feet OF manual training The profits of the
lecture are to go toward establishing a
manual department In our High school for
the girls ana one for the bows Nr Rich.
ardson will ten us oil about the school
nmtre ne Is rh o'Tso," OF me ang'9T Gp
ing High school is consllcroI Inc most
successful school Of its Kind In the world
and Mr. Richardson has brought trunkfl
Of Specimens of work done, sewing, cooking,
tools, ioincry and forging. besides q guam.
tty of the products of the academic de.
partments.
All who have youths tn cducate will
think II their duty and pleasure to he iu-
formed Of the education of hand us we'll
whole hoy to school and not his head
alone. Every patriotic citizen of Houston
should consider the goos-causo and help dll
night.
The home of Mr., and Mrs u. c. Mitch
ell at Drummer was the scene Of beau
tiful wedding "Wednesday evening, the con-
tFacung parties being Mr.. John Russell,
formerly of st. Louis and Miss Leila A.
Mitchell The house was prett->. decorated
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WIN christmas n''F' WINE feather PAINS
/ lent a tropical beauty which was irresist
ably attractive; The bride vas daiaHiT
gowned IN white organdr and lace over
white satin and carried white roses The
maid Of honor. Miss Hattie Meek. wore