The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04


The southern side. Before the fireplace,
where the soft glow Of dower-cclor re-
placed the hres Of winter. the punch talie
was placed The bowl was almost nleaen
In the masses Of pea blossoms md fern
leaves, and great baskets OK these now
ers, with tan date palms hlled 10 the
spaces on either side.
IN the parlor Mrs. Chew stood Win het
four guests Of honor and few oI the
receiving party. Tho soft tints ~ the
room were daiutlly combined with Inc
shades " PINK ln the flowers used On
the mantel slender vases held PINK carha
lions, and the IRE place was allied Win
q heap 81 magnificent Catherine Me- met
roses On a rosewood cabinet was bank
Of pink sweet peas, and on stands here
and there were other maSses ~ The dainty
things, with the foliage Of fern and pa 10
10 deepen their beauty
But the dining room was the climax ~
loneliness. = round table. about four feet
in diameter. stood htreath the garlaudel
chandelier, covered with white satin over
which was inid tiBsslrd cause. euclrcled-
beneath the table surface. with q wroetn
ot daisies. From the center OF the table
eroso q May pole about three feet high. ri-
twined with fern vine auf Confedrr1ta
Jossaullne. from the TOP Of which fell rib.
hOns caught Up by number 81 beautifully
dressed dolls, who appeared 20 be dancing
-hp 0ld-timp MAY pole dance. II was the
ptett.eEt dnintiest thing imaginable. and
not woman present but iustlBciiyely
turned back % her own doll days and
peas made Of cBndy-leayes and HN-aud
l0gwood piles Of candy OIL pink and white
So busy were people adm!IinE this pref ?
picture thst they almost forgot 70 drlgk
in the beauty of the Ascension lilies. white
bride roses and white sweet peas, with
the delicate beauty Of the Confederate
jesse mine that made maniei. sde0Oard and
BUFFET go bewldcriuely lovely.
Mr. Chows den had been Invaded by the
Strings flowers, too, and bowls 81 nareiss-n,,
Do "a
Eqeryvhcrc were sraaps n ladies assist
log Mrs. Chew 10 welcoming aud enter
l4ln.u Z heL t4stt-' aHA ~'tlin lIg1i VIII
ratas f5e-c l'dies were. liesdsircs "
r. Watson. W. n. Palmer r.. S. Lcyrtt.
h4I.C l'",i yum, w. house. MT-. H.
grif.- ~ n Va, Wen. ~, N
smith Frank Andrews y - Parker. W
crane arthur Car-li- A. H. iay.
a.
! funston Xy 81 9Tlafal n s. Collin. T.
I 50 tuftuu vs. s. Simmons Mary Mellow.
rJ aud Misses Naue Howard Todd aul
hurley
Iu The crpulue the Young rropie Mr.
I joe tIsw's friends had rhe lnnse and
~rrut the evening riereartTv ir thr lovely
! rooms. ana oa tho porch uchted by JapaH.
c>a lantern. Those VINO assisted Mrs
/ chew iu the evening baifrs v,aros Me-
DANES W Is Morrow. Phnlp Carson L. A.
. eden tIpu Xvi. G.rrra Kidd H.
LARRY TuubIr George l. Price W O.
C1ruur Dr. Edwin TaWqfp-ra aud Nfisses
4 Carrie CarcIu. Relic plrt.5p Anne P5fts
Maggie Shegrn. Alma Miller. JgNa Mas
Nrfr. Rne4Hs Deuhle Mary AfDf4faaJ
] IIvfrr t-I.suT Eleanor TIanta FaUrIf
/ Kate Lea. Coriunc bhgrrrorbia Ids
/ Thompson. Lucv Brady. Eva Tug.lr. Emil,
I Ward Mckee. Hattia and Jrffa Sm,th
! prIlp Cr1F az sherman. Clara C,rtor ,ri
J Miss Minnie Porter.
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/ Glowing Us delayed report ~ the meet
lnr OF the Daughters Of the R,pghI. a
Iannasas Arrl "a.
/
/ me daughters OF the Republic az IeNa
assembled In annual convention in fH
,n,ro h,.,,so e,.,.-s.,. ,,,..-,,,, ,,,,o -
'.' Gay ''atIiNs "'.4' N'"V'
WIN IIe. bthetca d. fM1er second vie
president. 10 the chair Tho ladies' oi
rbeetrn fav.red tna .odI.,., ,rpb som
49,. 49,. -. - D., -
very 'hol'e aeirDNphs' MISS feiH taml
ion delivered fa" address of welcome,
beautifully wolded effort and delivered IL
4 The most charming manner Mrs e.. d
Store replied lu ber usual happy style ia
annual address. ~ the president. Mrs Ausol
Jones Of Houston, was listened TO WITT
I marked attention The annual rcperts @
the general secretary and treasurer Wcr
read as well a5 chapter reports from ya
: lious portions ~ the State. one new char
ter having bccn organized during the veal
The association feel greatly encouraged d
p portions ~ tho state In the erorts to fou
/ S9napig,r., aug iaAe up local historic Wor.
The rGadjpr ~ Va laftar from Mrs Z !
, Stusou Of Nacogdoches, presenting to Mr.
/ Jones gavrl made from a piece Of th
? historic OLD elm and the handle from
. piece or the Umbcf OF the Ola req Aous
! located az that point. Resolutions or so
: row were passed BY a rising vote over N
I death pf Mrs NJ. J. Munger OF this place
o one OF the most honored and useful men
. bcrS Of the association, and also Coion
I Guy NJ. Bryan. Resolutions Of thanks wei
3 passed expressing the appreciation OF n
s association for the cOurtesics aud huspitu
! ity layshcd upon them by the citizens
/ / lampasas and the untiriug efforts 81 Sa
, Houston chapter Also to the Ladies' o
4 chestra and The skinner Dramatic club I,
: their pleasing entertainment the eyepll
"a before, nud 10 Rev O. T.. Kiker. pastor
IL the Methodist Episcopal church All
n In. presbut officers were Reelected. cxcel
r thar al general secretary. Mrs Nav
a NckeeveT who had RESIGNED Januorv
q Mrs G N NUhv ps4istaff serrefprv AZ
a ciecfeJ ~ ali tbe ,,acnncy, and Mrs 'Npt
IN Cnx eircted asslstant secretarv Invit
= / lions bnvIna bcen extended INV The may
10 and rttv rGSncu ~ Mace "a mo -rsv,s n,
= | crors o,d Ds,,yhters ~ ,bc pent,Lit. ii
neNrbtrr. ~ ~ R,n,,tTic ~ Freya y
10 tonrSrb 70 uacst IN VF1co Anvil N tea
nj 'N"'"e4 ~ "N'' "a NJ n tt,Ib 80
"a sscop5 Va prcsiTon,
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