The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-22


debut at the Waldorf Astoria on January
Is 1900, on the occasion OF n banquet by
sSssossSesesses naSssao0ss
Of tho hour II was rather m informal
affair. hut not less ENJOYABLE for that, ard
GG'ten up IN honor Of a number Of visitors
who had come to Houston to snare in the
pleasure of festival week These wSro
Miss Joe Haber Of Waco Miss Klcns1tth
and Miss Bessie kleinsmith or Luing. Miss
Maud klotz Of st. Louis Miss sara Freed
Of san Antonio, Miss Thcresn Frciberg Of
Denver, Colo; Miss Rachel zccye of NacoG
dochcs, Miss Gertic Marx of Galveston
Miss Emmn Felix of New Orleans, Mr.. ara
Mrs Samuels of Little Rock. Ark; MIR.
NloN Jacobs and Mr.. Harry Lasker OF
ont We're Misses Rose Belle Schram, Beat
rice Moskowitz, Lee Alexander, Name
Ahersohn,, Doris Upper, Bertha Haln, Car.
Tic WeSthcimor. Isabel SamuelS. Flora
Lewis, Tlllic Gimhle, Lena Levy Ida Felix,
Rosa and Birdie Fox, Leah ZecVc; Messrs
Louis \ Raphael, Charles J Wolf, Ike
| J.. Wolf, Ike hcllar, Nose Gimbel Edwin
Meyer. pr II BarnStcln. Charles De Sofa
u. Fox. Willie Robinson e. H. TAYLOR
Jonas Alexander Rene. Levy Ioc HalH
llirsch Stern, NHrOn Jones Jones lew
sam and Ike Kaiser Sol Schocnemapn, Ben
Schram.
The friends Of tho Concordla club will
watch with great interest the growth OF
is now being laid on Texas avenue for
when II Is finished pleasant times may be-
expected,
Miss Manic Grogan'S ouchrc party Tues
day afternoon was compliment to her
guest. Miss Floy Beckham " Hcarne, and
MISC a greeting Of welcome to her sister.
Miss Martha Grogan. who, with hey
mother, has been visiting In Tennessee aud
Mississippi among their old friends. It
was pleasing compliment and a delight
full welcome.
"rhc atmosphere
Rreathcd rest and comfort and the many
Seemed full of welcomes
There was a touch Of Christmas, too,
in the holly that hung over tho doorways
and windows, with spray Of Southern
smilaE iiNalinG its companion in its grace
and gloss. The rooms are Sn handsomalv
furnished that they scarcely needed the
grace Of foliage, hut the occasion required
a nov dress for them The presence Of the
manner, and Of her guest, Mrs. j L. sim
mons of Mississippi. gave dignity to the
afternoon happily supplemented with the
JOY and life OF the young people. Euchre
was the order OF the afternoon and the
prizes were worth playing for The first
prize and also that Tor the lone hand were
SHnlaw's society Girls These were
taken by Miss Lucy Brady and Miss Rose
Williams, aud Miss Lizzie Dwyer got an
excellent copy Of the Madonna della RoSu"
for having won the greatest number OF lone
were served in dainty c.ina. with massive
silver, whose make aud crest spoke Of tho
old world and added a certain quaint charm
tn the course. Miss ORGANS guests v, rc
Misses Foy Bcckham. Nellie Donoho NJ
ClarkSyillc. Vii gnia Harper of New or.
lcaus. Anne RouS, Eleanor CarnrS. Jarie
tuShmHn, Lucy Brady. Cariuuc AherCrom.
bic, Martha shelby, Eleanor Heukc Edythe
Gn1ud, Eva rGgglC. Clara Carter. idu
Thompson, Lillian aud Fannie Kate Ira.
RoSalic Dun,hle Hazel Cummings Ro.n
WilinmS Rose and Frances Hltc Alpic
Laurie Davidson, Lizzlr DwNcr Jean Gan.
ron, Nellie Lee Grace Ncrrell Claire Rob
i Hi' hste 5 = Dangh5eriy. Nate stephen,
Amy knight Alice Gibbons, Mary Duubar
and Cordelia shepherd.
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The advisory board Of the City Fedora
tou of clubs held a meeting last wednes-
uay N complete arrangements for a lecture
by Mr.. James b. Richardson Of Kansas
CITY, who Is 10 arrive today TO spend
Christmas with his sister, Mrs. d. b. Cher
ny. The lecture will be given Friday Uhe
-,thl afternoon at 2;30 o'clock In Christ
church parish house, and Will have for its
subject, The Development OF the Drama.
Mr. Richardson is the director Of languages
in the Manual Training High school of
Kansas city. Mo, and Is graduate and
post graduate Of Yale His whole life Is
spent in study and the club women regard
themselves as very fortunate to be able
to benefit by some OF the results OF IL. Mr.
RICHARDSON was az one tine Instructor OF
languages In the BAH High school In Gal,
weston. hut went 10 Kansas City 20 take
a better and more remuneratiye position.
The club women are 10 he admitted free
So In order 10 be distinguished they must
wear their club c0lOrs. Failing In this they
NAV have Go pay admission like the
lave"
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The yestry OF Christ church gave The
senior members Of their choir and a few
friends Invited TO meet with them very
delightful evening Wednesday last The
Sunday school and choir rooms vcir
thrown into one aud beautifully decorated