The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29
In SOCIETY.

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all nglow with rich autumnal color, was
| " earnest OF the pleasant day before
gables that are red. despite the mania for
| naming places for features that are con.
spcuous By their absence with lts broad
feranda and spacious rooms furnished with
| fehned and artistic taste made an admir-.
| able encourage for the charming woman
| who regns as queen there Rui tho houurs
OF the place arc divided, and the pleasure
| OF meeting Mr. Sampson. his kindly, genial
courtesy, made the day a complete sue
When the Houstonians reached Red Ga.
| bles they found Mrs. George Ford with
MIS- sampson, ana Mrs. w. A. Rowan
| WIN Mtg. Fred Bush arrived shortly nffpr-
! ward. Later on Mrs. Kate Edwards ana
| MIs. W. u, Hnmlctt Joined the party and
ms completed the little cotere
! formal way about II o'clock. after which
| MT. sampson took the guests for a drive
on MS pear farm. one Of the largest In
| ieNas AS they drove through the farm.
! long vistls Of green, made by the rich
| lohase OF the pear trees. opened out I'm
| every direction, while the host told OF
| ms hShJ with the enemies Of fruit trees
As he has 5000 of the trees 10 be uro.
Itcted' ne had reason to stIy the subject
also visited, and the visitors looked at the
! endless number Of them with wondering
tEISe@a Gnt WRen the suggestion was made
SiSt IN the planting out Mr. Snmpson
! begStd to be excused with such propipt-
~ ts "uH nr4irlinesS that left no DOUBT as
on The rcturn TO the house It wns found
IT, nc 'tIy nearly inc for dinner. as The
ug, ih TOO n9 cdrlN for tile sake OF that
nnrt, OF H"~lhI'lit% known as speeding thp
d""'1tiE CuttH, inH uinher was laid so
/ '"rl,'f WIN exquisite china glass and
urclrd ap, li,I,ul W. I4a'S lhai q 30 had
Htv.r.A ut'GaN"hS would have douc tine
apnGtltcs rlinri' q, uot,iHE ana the keen
is equal To- f6e g 20 ' I n. s Wgr" sgarce.
,rrb Erieb11 cu1IPG lH'ergh3nge of Thought.
,yoT t I'li-Vi IIlr anu t1k'S Of kindly. word
NJ ln'l me I'm" PASSED all too rapidly.
,a' Az, ,hHIe llr nour OF parting, when nc
t oni2"ss. v,rg 4rfL ana hostess ne Hops-
eI65n,n, WET" W., i. afIEr9 back through the
JIo',t"en W. lhc charming A!vlnitcs. The
"W,",l,banr. nav uut "nS sh4d9w and that was
9rrg Of Galveston nor Mrs Franklin OF
rl%uat"3 We're able To- be- present. all Of
ear8ast H rg9r. PseR specially Invited Their
,cry ro,rnIi r,.,, n2vinE been sent in terms
Red GaB 5iiPs.n'"'''' t" the gentle lady Of
The literary clubs Of uouston y,tl ,ror,
of tbcu bo,,lr ,t,, ,.,.t 20 - '''' '.,"'
yeet ond o,sr, 'v ,, W''N VI lne season THIS
pose OF beginning. October brings sir
together. refreshed law tborr ,.aro1,,',, ~,
dig md dclyc into "gorpo,tcr Iore " asa
search into new discoveries lnufutlIv efd
ing each other In the seeking after fponI
edge. The programs for the coming season
are prepared, and the various lines OF study
laid out, opening up most delightful yIstas
Of intellectual beauty. The paths of se.
Ttous history will he hnrlered bv th, dow, p .
of poetrv ond N.,t,, -
- - ''"' ." un"t tue way or
Ia" hluuE may not be too wclrisume, nor
20 ',b "o{iohVuS
seaH - L"u us htautuE club Will begin the
,os .Irn ~" - "t1u mertthE al 2dlG Bra
[ hostess ~ ,TT'',u nt's NJ u. Joan as
me f1.,,Ji..tt u'HtV! afternoon az . o'clock.
, tnrranf ,. oi my, ,ne Woman Shakespeare,
,i,5is And $500. 't.' "Hu houston HcEh,s
R"aatuir ,,nS " NIX tuo,,n9elS OF the Ladies'
with tnrl, '"'tJ"tiF tHHAifl 10 meet
! he comiae Srnsan H,b5tScb taf study Tor
ON rhr fGIloyyint, ir,MM.ti,I WIZ Pt bcsIn
It's subject .Amgrlr1n Iit.,,t,M,rt'' n ,,nf i0r
comprise tbaf "f ~, " ,.,.tp '. ana w.ll
1867 10 lGTS. ana I,t,,. ,,,,,ii1tt lI''i"H rom
from 1870 To- li,, T',n, ,r,W",IL n',Gal 4c
erature of thn revIl,i,i,,,'rrt 'luy thr W..
lIB5 10 lIs7, fulIoWnI b,' ~ prtl1i rom
sttutional period from i7s+ ~ vi is55 ne S r,
committees Ina chgrrr nf thc r,,i.r--,' tut
composed of Mrs M. n ,"h'Su Nvv'
A. Battle and Mrs. 4. L. MHtr,f W.
Tho Moman's club will tlLs M Ar,,rt
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