The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
In SOCIETY,"

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John and Grace Riley, Margarlte Dennis,
Ncttie Walker, George Morley, John Cole
man, Susie Lee Bartholomew, Earnest Nc
Asian, Mabel McAshan, Louis Iuffly, Hay
wood and George Hamilton, Madee Levers,
Margaret and johnnie scott, Bonnie Bartho
lomew.
Little Alice Lucille Larllln was years
old last Wednesday and her mother, Mrs
4. l.. Larkin, gave Just the lovclest party.
The house was beautiful with its store Of
ferns and wreaths OF the Mexican crown,
whose delicate blossoms were as pink as
the checks Of the little ones. The little
hostess received her guests on the lawn,
dressed in a dainty gown Of mechlln, trim
med with knots OF pink ribbons, aud when
all were assembled games and dancing kept
them happy until o'clock, when tncy
were ushcrcd, two by two, into the dining
room. from which the daylight had been
excluded. and the soft light of wax candles
had taken it's place. the candles. Hike all
the decorations, being pink and white. Tho
table was laid In Battenbcrg lace with
knots of pink ribbon, and In the center
was tho birthday cake, continuing ring.
n nickel and a button. Delicious cream In
pink and white, with fruit and chocolate
was served. Then came the cutting Of the
cake, when the eyes of all, bright with eN-
| pectancy. watched the little hostess as she
! cut shre after slice. Aubrey krausc was
! happy over the ring aud Anna Ntyc Carter
| madc merry with the button.
| This fun over, dancing began again until
the little, folks began to feel he ,eyellds
| Among them were Helen Troy, Edna aud
| Ida Wickes. Hennlc, Resale and Mildred
! Meek, Anna Niyc Carter Jane Cage, Mar
| Join McLaln, Ruth, Florence ana Mar.
! gucrte Coolson, Aubrey and Louis Krause.
| IAnauX Rarcshidc, Marion Mitchell lcta
/ FelowcS, Henry Jones, Nlrgic Damon, Del
/ Helen and Bert Craig lInidah GARRISON,
| Mary Renaldo. Vermille and Alice Sears,
! Ella Pansy and olive Huine Larkin
~
Tho readers Of The Post, particularly
those Interested In matters concerning thD
Daughters of the Republic of Texas, viii
be glad 10 learn that the flowers sent by
the Daughters to be laid upon the bier q
Mr. Mckinley have had special notice from
The Buffalo papers The Buffalo Evening
News has special paragraph hcade,
"Beauum Floral onedng,' that rcnds;
As an expression Of the universal esteem
Of the late president and as evidence o
tho absence ~ soctionoll-m I'm the coun
try's bereavement the Daughters Of TIA
Republic of Texas have sent word To Mr.,
Beruhardt Wall Jr. ct this city, who wa
formerly an active member and IS stlil cor
uected with chat org1llzatou. SO purchns
% suitable floral design ON behalf OF th
organization to hy sent 10 Canton for IN
P,,9,1 orrdnr. ond ,,,U H., exrr,.e'
ia Canton immediately This orgluidato
presented Texas nag 20 President VI,
~ "' 'ipuS'I' .. S,rI, Dlicr ~
NlcI<mley apprerintcd very highly. MIR
Arson Joucs the widow Of tho last pres
dent OF the Republic of Texas, though 10"
ycry old, is president of tbc Dau-hlns
the Republic Of Texas, and her coudolont
goes with the floral decoration pfesente
by the society.
y
,,rho midday Magical cluh mot win Mi,
:,
: Bessie Warner Friday afternoon Tor II
purpogc of getting "a good ready" Il
aorao,t ,,.o,t M, ,,rc,,,c,oont N.
e 49,
= made that the FORMER president MIS-. WI
4 liam wallace NlcI.csai would not return
houston. huf had dc,ermlucI to make ID,
y home in California. This was received Wit
, sincere regret MS Mrs Mcleod was II,
only n good president. hut nm accomplls ht
. pi9niet whose srlpCtlrus wore aiways
credit ia IN. club Mr.. j. " MnNry w.
3 elected president TO an tine vacancy ar
Mrs u r. Lllnrd vice president Tr
> members Of the club are heHnutns "a
si". % a"5 ,h"y bHy. drtorISi,cG ' md
, study OF music and MUSICIANS to the
/ course with this I'm Wow they have d
SnSd 10 n clcy bnV''ie G'' o s'H no,
their custom heretofore Tic Ars. wul /
held with Mrs Illlard, 17o3 Polk aycnu
next i''""F AFTERNOON "l '''o " ''"'"'
Those who are looking forward 10 hca
ing Emnla Eamcs sing next month wi
a., .,,,,,.t1 Ia , ,,,,, th,+ ol,,o. g.o
u' h,''tS'V" III " ''"'F '''l 'u"'S ~"
Now York about her. she tells OF a serio'
[ illness that she has only very recent
recovered from ana which was the result
, nursing her maid during long spell
sickness OF course the cynical paragrap
list will NJ once dub this advertising ma
ter; but one prefGrs to believe 1t Is tn
Nm vnmariiSoss that e"rvtcs m ono ~
life spent before the public. does not na
mnlly tend 20 the Development Of TN
! Sonno tcndcriv rarinm fo, ,,"r not ~"
: beautiful one, and the thought Of 1t shou
! SSG6dd to me piG3q,sur Of listening 70 he
Most hcroi nasIs,rss s wv o tln, u
? snvn hnr voicc ana tb,t sbo y,es ,jit,.,
4 To- abstain from sncoking fnr Nc U,,ni
5 Think OF it-a woman who could spc,
4 doomed TO silence FOR Two LONG v,anl'
Q Eyidcntly Emma Eamrs ia bulIt ~ m" stn
I | Of which heroes and nart,rs srn mad,