The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24


IN the hall, where bowls and vases Of
roses ana ,chrysantnemums were 10 swer.
gntsts and with her Mts. Kinds Kirkland
ana Mrs. J, NJ Dorrancc Tho calling was [
kept up until ne last minnie, qna aiIss |
had pleasant half hour together the |
Young girls grouping about IN the paror |
making such q lovely picture that II was
pity for II TO be lost.
~
Mrs w. C. Conuor. Jr.. gave a beautiful
card party "Wednesday afternoon at the
htme Of her sister, Mrs. Norman Medium
1ac rooms worc dllcd With handsomely
dressed women and really dld not need The
beautiful roses that tllcd tho mautels. book
shelves ana cabinets. for each table was
the center Of a flower whose petals were
the lovely gowns Of the women about a..
| Tho prizes were very handsome on" ton
silver candlestick and he other handsome
| bits OF tHicuce The tables That were ntcd
/ for he games also seuel for the refresh
| mcnis that followed and the dainty courses
! that appeared thereon were very tempting
/ The fortunate prize winners were Mrs. w
| y. Fitzgerald. who got the FIRST prize: NJ
! Icsiu Siiolc. Tie scrond. MIS-. jon Nli'".'
/ the third AMI Mrs J, Allen Kyle lhat i"f
/ tanning whom Mrs Mc'dlrm assisted Wtie
! Mesdamcs Clare Hail ! W Iong, Gcur5e
| RHmhana. &. y. Goldlns Waller Ioff"F, H.
| r. Wccms X. II. KcNWotth, j. O.. ltai
| Cliff Henry Bra}beaE u. +. Ring 81. Z.
TLrncr, Austin Pollard. !. T.. beatty ire4-
/ Icy n. Ewing, Mlrcollus Foster. II. w. HaI.
j. Cannon. h g. Morris Carlisle q. Mar
tin. i =. McAshau. Reed Ddprcc q. \.
Mstrot, j. NJ. Dowancc lngham seward
Charles 7, S9earn. w u. Taylor liom'f
Mitchell Philip Carson and Misses WA
Tugglc, Maggie Shearn. Carrie Cargll, Cora
Root EdYthe Giraud. Eleanor Heu6o dGu9
May Morse. Grubb, Mamie Thompson and
Anie Zones -
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stde.otiy 20 tbc Io,,, 81 .,.atitr5o tbo pco.
,to 81 fro,,gto, ,,.o ,o nm ,rb.r. ,cos
some delightful music. 70 which ,he quar-.
tctto contrihn+oa l,rt that h So admirably
, | tnid bv Tba post;g ulI,siroi criti, that moth.
| IN, g. icrt L,t No gociotv rditor may say
, | ~ - ,L,t' NJ L,nty 81 Tho rietira
! Woru ABOUT lhc ueau'F on lno li. W. +
uiHIJ ~ 7S ~ groen noIrn leaves
re ro,ing eiris were So nrettily goNued
S u,n nioaH',ro 70 in"l ot fher and fo be1r
+ - Ia ,i,,,ei t,o c,cr groater delight Eut
70 His thc vo,nr men Contributed AZ weiI
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Anu ~ M4S s0o11" Ht5tb,,,t, ,+b ~ nra
augn "i.t1'oee. A. t, tbat WIEN
! bs S1i reward in Inc harmonies that
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- T"'t W o, Vanilla fnisb p"nnin beld tbcn
hrooth Hs Cboplns dream Of 'Wntrl
' Wind went Whispering and signing through
me mouse ine 'Aqnxe a be ~ ga,
;, Of those who Ind ears to hear. and Tn,
> Magic Fire" from Die Walkure stirred
! them as only WaSneir muse muse t tbnr bel
: T Wmrk bein S'" SHOWN in Vow tho Day f
e Fading slowly" by Ait It was cncourag
G ing to see mat hey are aiming hlSn u
4 is formed Of ti9e material such as vii
+. make the highest standard poSS'p'e'
IS = \
g Tho couoUtnp from the New Orleans
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,, Times Democrat VIII be 't interest 10 h'oS
ii tonians who recall with pleasure meet
e Inc Mr. rsnv willjoms on his visit to mi,
n - ~ , -. ,,r, ,,,,,, ma ,,,,,, n go,
h city two years ago, "heh ne ''ine W. S''
e his play, The Duke 5, Jester presented
o by related to Mrs. C. r. Gobmt Of thit
u city, and that. MS well as the fact that
's he is young Southerner making plnc,
< for himself IN tic world of letters, woHlI
RI make his career interesting to the people
or of the city. The Times, Democrat saws;
The local dgamHiisL ltSpN Nllllams, ma
3 eaI@4sh tnf M"''1weSPH If"u coa. ro
d ms V"nr"Igcr r e. where he has beer