The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

ccrs Tor This season came next with the
following result Or. Il w, Knox, pres
idcuf: Captain o. G. Drew, Jr., vice pres
ldent MIR r. y Morris, secretary these
are names Intimately ana delightfuny con.
nected with Houston's socigi ne as are
the two other members. Messrs. HlnNs
Kirkland aud Sterling Myer, who with the
officers from the executive board. No
definite plans were made Dut II y c'e ,d
thnt the Benedcks are 10 keep M tue ~
mlrable reputation already made during tnis
season.
There Is little colony Of English people
In Houston. and II has got to be quite
habit with some Of them to gather TO-
gether at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
r. Grlfhths for little music Last
Wednesday they came, bringing with them
some specimens Of that desirable genus
"thc American girl whose brightness has
won for her an International reputation;
Mrs Grlfhths Is always hospitahle ana
makes an evening at her home agreeable.
There was music and conversatlon-n9
cards beln entendu. but the time passed
very agreeably without them. In the party
were Nr and Mrs. STAINED, Mrs. Charles
Miller. Misses Alma Miller Efde Jones
Mary Waldo. Matilda Lorenzen and Messrs.
Ashley Vickery Wilson and Harvey
The O. y. l.. club gave an Informal dance
at Bryan hall Friday night, at which Mr.
and Mrs ]. j. Cannon were the chaperones
The music was good. the floor smooth and
the night lovely what more is needed
when hearts are young and feet swift
The chaperoned were Misses Jean Cannon
Hazel Cummings, Mary Rutherford Of Aus
tin. Roweud M1stersou, Ida May Ihomp
son. Jewel Schiller. Anne Bolts, Halhe
I Johnston Nettye shannon, Delano Hart
well and Nlessrs j. II. chew, r. II. Bolts.
Chester BRYAN. Wllet AiSworth Frank G..
Clemens Sylvester Riordan John pelesde-
nier. Andrew White, Maurice McAshan.
Harry A. Jones. Jr. Walter Dennis. Tom
Brown, Stone and Brennan.
- ?
The first 'himhle bee of the season
Of the Womau's auxiliary Of Christ church,
which was held At the home of Mrs = L.
Sims last Thursday. was an unusually In
terastinq ono Wbilo ,ha sewing was Going
on husly. Mrs H. n AYES gave report
of the triennal meeting Of the Woman $
S1THAlu4 ~ gedu [egeneE AT SaI , ,6
iSy's address on that occasion and also
read paper on Bishop Hares Indian
school work and Mrs Shaefer told OF
Bishop Holly's work in the island of Hayti
the hours pass very agreeably. to which
me qish Of salad 5 9n9 G4g OF CONGO oneFf1
the pleasure.
,., ~
N'S' ~ - ''.'' 'u'''e'
T.'se, iu'uie ''I" ~ .,, g',n Dsl i ,
"e r., ~ 80 W. ~,
So ~
also ashed lew guests OUTSIDE OF 'ue
club ia meet her SO the pretty rooms were
e to begin. This club always has jolly times
D when they ger tGstJ9le,T' ana MIS-, MGrfls !.
y q tnor'9el utll.utIu VI E'Sl'ES, SH aN'S 't'
r I'M hl>' nr'''rE WI ,,jtb yi.ii -,
/ ladies: Mrs. lnghsm seward hrst club
t pIiAe ,SlIa' ''r Hion NFia, sSCp DI T,r.
tTlH'' NlaN d. r5HHIL w IL ','N rr ~
Az t, Icy n",rg , n"c ,,1 1""" "'4"'
\
,,,-- ~. r,....,.. - r,.r.. ,,.,o ,s =,
d -. I'D. ,,.s,ir,, a.,
d. uAAe ner ueput "eNl ''iN"S e'eN'Db a.
y the rs ueouJ"HIe sefHan AT pINau D'''
VIII ne mere uesu"E win Mo 1o''''''
! =. Hrinths VII eve youns g.IIs ~ ~
gTgpl'ou ih honor U- uer sueSt nvA, 49, 49,
mo, NTre Grifdths viii he bannv re-
have Miss Duuaps friends to can upon
4er The residence address is lzl' san
'a'lhto street.
There is To he reception fclo"ef by
. banquet given 10 Mr. J. Fl. Kirby by tho