The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-11
THE DAY IN THE CITY.


TO ORGANIZE CIVIC CLUB.-The onl-
GERS of the different artistic, literary ana
patriotic organizations Of this city have
called meeting Of all the women Of Hous-
ton who are Interested 10 the work OF civic
improvement to meet at odd Fellows hail.
Mason building. on Main street, this after
noon at 3 o'clock for the purpose OF per
fecting a permanent organic ton ~ the
adoption II . constitution ana the eIsCtlVh
OF officers OF the permanent oTgaHteAtlVi,l'
Arnon,- the objects Of the club 20 he sun.
mitted at this meeting are; Cleansing anu
heautlfyiug public buildings, care OF Naeauf
lots improvement OF cll! 49, ~ 80, mi
roads and streets. proper care OF stItets anu
aileys prize awards Tor nome pHullH-'
preservation Of native plants ana aniIia,s'
preservation Of historic building anu III
Galiries preservation OF groves ana natural
features removal Of unslghtly places ~
moval Of objectional hill boards anu uu
vertSements, rest rooms 10 l9"ns '' iIc
cities school gardeus,N street and roadSlae
planting and gsAeral study OF civic worn.
This work is broad enough to interest ever!
woman lu Houston. Ihe can, W4i'u wa
puhlishCd In full in sunday foSl' y
signed by representatives Of every iaules
club In This city.
INITIATED FIVE NEW MEMBERS
Houston Aeric No. &c. Fratcrnal order oil
Eagles. held a very interesting meeting III
it's aerlo in this city yesterday afternoon
There was large attendance and much
interest manifested in the proceedings
mo Fratcrnal order of Eagles In this city
Is growing RAPIDLY IN number OF members
and in influence. Nearly every meeting
there are limitations, and some or me
best material in the city IS being brought
into Houston Aerie No. 81. At the meet
ing yesterday five new members were ~
! iuated into the mysteries OF the olacE duu
n number Of persons, whose application
,hfF4fsL d Ia o.
and are expected to be present a. the ueAt
! meeting TO be initintcd. Mr.. CharieS ".
Lusr one Of the leading ntihneLs @. iio o.d
I tom aerie. who takes great interest anu
! Is well up IN the work Of the Eagles nus
received official notice that he has ueeh
/ appointed district deputy grand president
/ for this district.
/ SPIRITUALISTS MEETING.-The Hous-
/ ton Spiritual society held its regular sun
/ day night meeting aud lecture at Caledo-
MAN hall last night Florence f. B. shat
/ fer delivered an impromptu tax, w2i C.
/ was entertaining to all who heard her.
Next Sunday the subject win be: Agree
! with Thine Adversary Quickly, or a Iou-
( ern Eve in ,Edeu's Garden. On Me9 Tnls
dav night. .Noyember Is. at I: 40, at C n
DOMAIN hail. Mr.. John W, Ring. Of Col
weston, president Of the Texas state Va
tlonal Association Of SpiritgaliSts, viii lee.
America Today" Mr. Ring was delegate
. 10 the ninth annual convention held al
Washington. u. L. lgSL month"; btlII t4ftt'
ed at the State convention held in this city
during September. and this discourse vii
he of iptsrest In the way OF report OF
his observations and experiences. All are
invited TO attend.
FISH POND CoNfMITTEE.-Att the chrys
anthemum show the tsh pond win be il
charge Of Mrs. J. &. Beatty, chairman Mrs
GTlnstead. vice chairman, and MeEdame:
| Harrison Rondoluh Cotton Taisu Bate.
nd 10y TNncN Indies will he K 81 gfpr
on Wednesday by the NJ. !. c. club. the per
sonnet Of this club being Misses Aliet
Bowler, Virginia Dorrance. Beth and Louise
Fitzgerald, Libhle Rice, Agnes Robertson
Bette Shcarn and Jennie Sprong, and or
Thursday by Misses Bessie Bother Lul;
Decker. Bessie Richardson. Ina and Mary
Woolford. Eunce Worley. Nadine Sawyer
Hudson, Bessie HoVIH. May Belle Harri
son. Annie Louise JS}uaf Ethel SITinstead
Hldreth McAShan Fame Carter. FEnil'
Decker, Maurice Goldman and Frank Har
rison.
SHOT IN THE ARM.-Yesterday morn
ing lloyd Qumby and Harvey Byrd of tht
Sixth ward went out on Halls bayou hunt
ing quail. When they arrived at thei
destination SO far as riding in the bugg!
was concerned, they alighted, unhltche,
the horse aud prepared to start out on tn
hunt. In taking the gun from the bugel
the weapon was IN some manner discharge,
and the contents entered Mr. Byrd's RICH
hand and arm. The injuries were painful
but in no manner dangerous, as the sho
struck the hand and arm giInCingly in
stead of entering full This ended IN
hunt and Mr.. Qumby, after having hi
friend Byrd's injuries dressed rs best h
could, hitched the horse To the buggy an,
brought Mr.. Byrd TO his home on Decatu
street.
THE KIRBY BANQUET-The will b
a reception at the parlors Of the Ric
hotel Tuesday evening. November u, &
: advance of the Industrial banquet. tendere
complimentary TO Mr.. John II. Kirby. A
= guesF are requested to be in the parlor
1, Of nv Rice as near $50 p. m. as possibI,
. as II Is desired that not only the peopl
fVom kll portions Of Texas who will b
present act better acquainted. but tina
al Will be given an opportunity TO NEE
the distinguished gentleman from n di,
lance The seating Of guests In the bar
quet room will begin at 9:45 so that III
banquet proper Will begin at 10 sharp.
LODGE ENTERTAINMENTS Harmon
lodge No. sci. knights of Honor. W. I
I Camp, dictator. and A. Z. Sternenherge
reporter. will hold an open and publ
! meeting in Odd Fellows hall Mason huilC
- I Ing, this evening at o'clock for the pul
= pose of admitting about hfty new member
| into the lodge and order An eXeeller
I ing may feel assured OF being well ente
4 tanned and of spending an ENJOYABLE an
. pleasant evening. Every arrangement he
l. been perfected for the entertainment
p: the new members and guests Of the orde
.
: CHlLDRENS RALLY DAY.
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