The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

OF the dance 20 he given, hut u was mot I
the hal for number Of young girls, who
Intended to give a dance TO their frenhs'
but Misses Kitty Nash and Lila an+ Arh,
Interested; There bad been meeting ann
Mrs Nash and Mrs. Gibbons had been
asked 10 engage the hall for the girls ther
deanghteTs among them j. 9ny tq s5o 40
that the matter was 10 hr mentioned lh
Tho POST or they would have given the
exact statement
The bazaar Of Tho ladies Of the Church Of
the Annuncation was held in the new hall
Of The convent which was iavshly decn-
rated With United States flags Of all sizes.
! The booths were arranged along the sides,
! glvns a bHlluncy Of cololing thar was
very effective In that big hall The
| fish pond on the right Of the entrance,
/ where Miss May STOPPED was In charge
] was covered with evcrgrccus from the for
I est and big yellow blooms whose color
/ glowed 10 strong contrast TO the dark
/ green Of the branches on which they hung.
The fnuCy work booth, presided over ny
/ Mrs. j. ~ Fitzgerald. was died with all
! sorts Of the fancy things that women love
was red but the colUrs shown In the work
! combined to give brilliant chect TO the
/ pretty corner.
Next to this came the candy booth
| pretty structure erected for the occasion,
! hung with vines, covered with green leaves
! and pink ana white roses. Dainty wares
/ were SET ont to tempt the passcyby, ana
Miss Gamhatti. who presided was so
! courteous that 1t was pleasure even To
/ stop moment.
Mrs sslsIln Brady bad charge Of the doll
booth and such a beautiful 10 Of dolls
Is rarely seen together. The booth was
dressed. like the dolls. with dainty taste,
| and was u picture IN Itself
Across the han q number ot tables we're
laid ready for the refreshing of The inner
man Here Mrs. r. L. Paine and Mrs
Edmond Browne had charge. serving a
| delicious dinner or supper according TO
the hour. Turkey. salads, coffee, oysters,
anything sou wanted. This is very I'm
poriant feature of q hazar and 1t fell INTO
good hands
Tho Lady Washington chapter u. A. r.,
met Thursday afternoon at Mrs j. 4.
liuston's with Mrs NJ II. Foster as hostess
Of the afternoon. with Mrs. w G. Crane
presiding IN answer to a request from
the National headquarters Vt was decided
TO give tea on the nth of Janunry. the
anniversary 81 General Washngton's birth
day. the proceeds Of which Will 20 to the
building Of Continental hall In Washing.
ton u This han viii toe the home "t
the a. r. and save them an immense
, deal nj money expended for halls In which
itp mold conventions, clio. Ncsdnmee VII
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