The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
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'rhcy attracted So much attention they /
9as bc Ta rna iscG @ RRea'd iS%y ecRg
home and saw what was written On ihrr I
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Having met with such excellent success |
by my first gale hogan to think what hhe |
clothes / could buy II | continued ana |
made candy making busigess, and J saw
myself handsomely RoNned walklHg urWh !
! Maiu street 1T tho Fashionable hour wnpns
| II IL filled with tho wealth and beauty OF |
our city. people smiling and bowling I" me
| On every side, md + Ike my friends OF
sSgS asSI 4I@k4E 10y dreamne tbSt some
rnlsehieyous urchln had pinned 4 pacafd
on my back with something IKE TINS
"rbis old dame was always considered
But she ha"G cot this rig by selling homemade
| candy.
But mt a check 10 my thoughts and
decided to earn 81 for the church and then
go out Of business.
Dr. and Mrs. A. r. Holland entertained
the Houston Quartettc society ana FRIENDS
most dellghtrnlly on Monday evening. Their
beautiful new home on Travis street was
thrown opcn for the first time since Its
completion. and very attractive It looked
with it's lavish decorations OF the rarest
roses 10 he had In this sunny Southland
Palms were everywhere IN evidence their
broad green leaves forming a background
for the exquisite colorlng of the roses ihdt
were arranged with artistic efect. The
mantel In the large reception hall was
banked with hr'jor vitae aud red ana Win"
roses. The decorations In the parlor were
entirely Of pink roses. while In the library
great red rutps bushingly held their own
i ght braycly amid the green. Tho dining
room was beautiful with silver aud ctqus-
tie drawn work. and here, too, the fragrant
roses gave their sweet lives gladly for the
pleasure OF the guests,
BF what strange spoil Is IT lhat ever
+ whtn I gaze on flowers dream Of muster
Monday night the dream mAterlullzed
into the sweetest reality. for hartnony
! reigned supreme. The piano was placed
many there was no crowding the spacious
room being arranged with u special view
J 10 enjoyable musicnles The quartette so
cictv undor the leadership Of Mt. /" l."
4, Dexter sung several delightful thoruses,
and sang them well, Vocal solos by Mr..
u Rislcy Benvens aud Mr. James E,raud re
J.! ceycd mcrlted applause, but especially en-
{ Ioyablc was Mr. Klneald's encore song,
a which was one Of the gems Of me even,
Y showed to good advantage, The lnstru-
mental music was furnished by Mrs, WIZ
INN wallace Mcleod. Miss Rosa Williams
! and MIR, $ 7. Swinford Jr., md was one
n IL the hest features II delightful even
ing. The souvenir programs were both
4 mtstlc and original. and were. given the
Y guests hy two dnintily-gowucd little maids
y Camclia Coleman and Mar'd Gushing.
a Punch was served during the evening and
II nntet thp ienSt ,nh cS,,br'rlos win
, whipped cream were discussed with the at
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II, citation, md her selection was so hapr'
a w." ~! N, ~ NJ 1Iti,nd', .,,..ts hosi5o.
u IA tinnsfon 0nnrtette socleiv aud ihcli
IL i've ~ M Rcnediclts We Mr.
W. ~ tinnt Nties Ttcntn VI, ana
u ~ I,nnt trdro,vs NJ AMI Mrs NJ
=. Woi,man Judge 1nd Mrs Alien Cantair
anH, MIS-, m.'uH Wv IVA NJ WIulon WI
N H. '>t.fcod Mr ana Mrs Toft
a. NJ and Mrs seymour nrNshcr. Mrs Sh1ok
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II 1 m,Ss Ma,n" ~ crecn and Mr. ana Mrs
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Is MI anu Mrs, ieh'' ~ '"N "h N'NH''
or hcrs Of the New York chamber OF rom
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as Main aud Dallas avenue, on Tuesday even
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Ia 'll'ue anu h'"fn't N"tl'hh paHh' AVA
rmwbridgo. president Ninth Natloay
pm bank, ANA president of the American RAM
~, crs association, Charles NJ leup Of Jc
rs. NJ & Co.. bankers, aud chairman OF "a
TX, chamber OF commerce.; u. lie Roy Urosss
u. 81 Dresser s CO.. bankers representing Ia
NJ Vanderbilt interests; William G., IIoopl,
- investor. aud director HIDE and l4eatht
III National bank; H. fillmore Gtbb OF Nil
isS 4 Gihb William IL. Gratwick, shipbuildc
~ Buffalo \. Y; ii A, Metz president VI
ia. tor koeckl company George Iliutu
mt Batchelier OF q. G. Ratchcller s Go
ap manufacturers: Frank L.. sheldon Of H.
rs sheldon & Co., bankers; Dr. George
ma Sopcr engineer and chemist who repr
IN Sentcd Columbia college at Galveston q
!. Itnr Inc storm as sanitary engineer; lam,
Ter r. llill, attorney for the United states Sie
nn .,s n7'as VIM s"n ~ Sonn
me REPRESENTATIVES. Of the Mcrchants' assce
,ut tlcn OF New York; Mr.. Collins, second n,
ne president Standard on yompany, aud
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ms Mrs. Fox was assisted hy Mrs Il
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