The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19

. ,.st Thursday night when
~ = the ouartette society and
Co., IA nelehbors. The verandas
.srs Illuminated by japanese
4 ~ ~ ,sdv moon smiled serenely
The Interior OF the house
~ IN roses. the air being rich
p \ ~ .srme for It Is true that
y sre more EXQUISITE th3h any
ir, ~ atu Us well as coloring.
l,lh n roses grew right there
. leirhts. The guests were
<. ae1 refreshing service OF
b W. cakes ali during the even
N q s. sp musical numbers were
issa: ouortette Society
Ide-'n Mrs. c. u. oliver
IN hKobOldtantz ......;.
sao77" -. Mrs. C. Il. oliver
I'm; & ieccs sang II Love You. Dear
io@ mo lawn IN the moonlight
IN ang my Dearest Heart.
Y sunouncement was 4 Nocturne
.i Norwegian. Edward Greig, to
Fl IA by the well known artists.
ssasy and Yickars. After the
~ ~ we're played the music critic
N - remark: what a striking
i ., :. between the typical Nor
~ and those OF certain Ameri-
moe A friend. who is still
rom the renrehensible habit
H. deep into things, said:
/. IN was lust Dixie and Yankee
s \, Murray. who has a glorious
4 ,ss Frederick Lohr's "Out on the
u5sys Kidd. who had played all
~eulmentS as only he can pleased
8 IN IN giving "In CuDld's Garden.
a M ouartette sang Honey 1
'.fm Now"
.ssrl1e's niece de resistance" was
4 ,AIDg on the list. a duet sung by
a Hsrold Woodhead and Mr.. ID. A.
A entitled. 'lhe Flag
Fl ne the Ouartette sang at IT'S best
4 FINAL home atmosphere OF ease
slal Srmnathv.
a pIiaantries were addressed to the
z elgse Of his avowed purpose In
+. III date of his party during last
ileA was all on account Of the clear
n h ana then, behold, he settled on
N q the eclipse. Just as the, happy
rsrp reaching their homes the moon
ig face COMPLETELY.
intsestlng association among the
dis called 1.-THE Hard Times
tn not yet reoreanized for the
4 i.,son, but as Miss Nellie Lee is
aune at Mrs. c. w. Roblnson's,
,sIis called together all tue members
thb as the list stood last year TO
4 "a bout at high five IN honor of
biting friends. Misses Alma Miller,
Il Bolts Blanche Wood, Cora and Stel
!, Msggle Sbearn, Lucy Brady, Edith
4 Belle Dickson, Laura franklin,
i Kate Lee, Jeanne Cannon. Mrs.
M Brown, Mrs. George Kidd and
ftclu;e Kelly were those of MISS
fas guests that composed the club
season. In addition To these the
81 young ladies' We're asked and ac-
4 Misses Challie Jones, Rowene
pa Hazel Cummings. Emily Scott
Iiams Resale Dumble. Mary Me
Marguerite White, Nettie shannon,
lthn. Loula Allen. Estelie Daueh
~ Grogan and Miss Martha Grogan.
+. scheme Of DECORATIONS, prizes, etc.
~ 4 Gibson party There Were
Fninlaluie copies of wcll-known Glib
siIes 90 the score cards, aud the
flp which was won by Miss Cora
IsA q copy Of the group called
N on, Melting was won nv Miss
cummings, who made the biggest
|is9ng the guests.
|l'aday afternoon the directors of
league held a public reception at
Atsone home Of Mrs. c. r. Cum.
p West Travis street.
drawing reom on the right side
vide hall was stationed the receiv-
nv, though the effect of stiffness
pl Standing In a set line was
" absent. In the large library OPP
~ aIawing room the High school
y qlscogrsed sweet sounds AT in.
taung the hours Of calling. Some
AeyeS played were selections from
fS@sins Girl and from Gounod's
Hazel Cummings, Fanny Kate
6eaie Robinson, Bernie John and
|llnqehperg presided at the punch
b- IN dispensing many sorts of
wv material and immaterial.
As.uh repeated with certain de-
elsnalle sympathy, two scenes
.et Marble Fuun" illustrative of
w .ysuip between Hilda and Miriam.
III IMPORTANT feature Of the after
Il, III nltle speech nude by Mr.. In
,lls9h' setting forth with earn
is,i1s.f tbe objects OF the Art leagues
''yl IN This community and urging
y As people the recognition and
|'SVpefallon In the Art league's eff
N laeSing report was sent to the So
's''S w Tue Ladies Shakespeare
= s1s Shakespeare club met last
y VIA Mss Whine.
was rendered especially de-
~ ne appearance Of a new and
i, til9le Of club furniture, namely,
4 ,ll4t9re chair, IN the back OF
4, panel Of wood taken from the
w eahFoh Of Stratf0rd- on Avon.
~. .ss',sl model OF shaKespeare's own
J. wv ellaif, SO we'll known 10 tourists
IN te'essi certainly a most appro-
I'M the great poets ardent dis
No VIA war was presented to the
.E' VILE Hutchinson, who secured
=. EUROPE this summer. The club
kisseol thanks 10 Mrs. Hutchinson
Ha snlig upon scene 8 of the Arst
, ~, ~ the club made progress
N, ssHe-lhance with the rash ana
"A spuI and bis more polltic father,
rsgss, opportunity for some interest
tisa e notice the club viii hold
|dIsps me home OF Miss Whine,
Cora N. Campbell, Secretary.
~
rs q interesting events Of the week
''age Of Mr.. Mark Hathaway,
/, W Oh Mrs Hattie Hathaway,
=. ,'lness Griffin, second daughter
~ Afs' 7. W. Griffin. Mr.. and
" 'lsay win reside with Mrs.
AZ 1910 Austin street. Mr..
seisd runaway, brother OF the
cousin y pest man, and Miss MAZDA
and Me- ule bride and daughter
(, Re sS' v Sam II Dixon. was her
Il cs Wills OF the Tabernacle
A.. Tbn.en was tho officlating
ains s usse Young people are native
IS uei nave q large family con
Cd w. az host of friends who
s'sfs happiness.
". ~
\. a'es Il. Foster returned Fri.
"a, e AT summer vacation,
assispp,sn' IN 81, Louis. warrentoa,