The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
CLUB TALK

Remember the contest Is who was or
the greatest woman born in the Nine.
tenth century,
@to the question " greatness I see thlt
hu'h Samuelson has NOT quite understood
wat ! said ahou, a woman's gratncss. 1
aN' {" remember it. that the woman
Fao had done the most good in the world
N% IN my opinion, the greatest I said,
"" ihat the home was n woman's king
aom' or maybe VIC ought to call it "0uccu-
eOn'' And 30 do think most decidedly,
su, Il woman can do good in her home
suu IN the world too. why then she is in
VEG great ! know OF one great woman
YIN IN the Nineteenth century who has
wae ms and l am anxious to see If The
maps Will do her the honor she deserves.
: see one of the writer's mentioned Har-
,''' neeener stowe as deserving the title
EeA because she wrote Uncle Toms
ava do not agree with the Hap
sAo said that. One boo. is hardly enough
Re its author great, even if it did
~ the immense influence that Uncle
va cabin lad. And greatness must
"uuded On truth and Jnclc Toms
''n Is not truthful picture Of South
" me- II was written at time when
'aole was already brewing between the
ana Soull. and acted as spark that
hsibN le 70 the angry and excited men Of
ltint '.et'ohs. 1t Is a fIiGhtful thing to
IT, laat Woman's hand should throw
EerpaSr,A, and l should think that Mrs.
pa hn'ust nave suffered intensely, as she
;sd tu0e reports of the dead and wouudy d,
hS NguSut that she had done what she
'ss 70 bring it about.
sritee Of books, Jack Raymond, a new
nenticn a wy a very good one, too, makes
/. ',oa OF Surrey OF Eagles Nest" That
y very interesting book. as Il great many
pra musl interesting incidents in il are
eei,sa ~ tne Life OF Stonewall Jackson, 80
tor us wife, which is a famous book
sem. ooy who loves to read of stirring
Il sSnsss great many OF the incidents told
hcs. Ivy ol eagle Nest are given ~
be. @s Life of Stonewall Jackson is a
leter an insight into the mans true char
lnd eoid SHOWS US that beneath that stern
'e, heart NV nau d warm anu 'en'
alaSv ne writer speaks as II she dld not
nv cs sn9t Queen Victoria was entitled 10
vas bora ior being great because size
Bu, b.l rich and in high position. 80
M now many others have been born 'rIeh
he W., 'sh position" and yet have left
M o. o. no netter than he or 81 found
aud MAJ 1911 Victoria inherited Ia, RICHIE $
Sise h., p'siten, but her great heart and
g0odbsss we're her own. we must nonor
q Ia, butH neither We find 1t in the palace
hs NH tasien Griffith: 1t was not your writ
Guse IN pencil | objected TO; ii was be-
! eoul6 "Aung was SO carelessly done
Ia u ..1r not read II.
d be NO Arrows" Do not write stories
ID 6s,ip ose thar you have read. We may
esn tho,,LJe "u llem already. Write yc'S
loa sA's Tell US o. the coultry abou
Spestie o. the flowers, birds, etc.
ltit r's OF bowers, now Is the time 10
ad iiSuI seeds and put out youl roses
t4l taf. u congress m @ for seed he
10 X pleasure In sen ing them.
Eays i, ~ Mcintyre: Women age not al
Ytitiops about voting ana In their con
let poij1i, IN fact, | think they had better
q theis alone and try to make the men
thar m. uVuseholds pure and upright so
T0man 4, VIII vote honestly. II every
hen Wo,'n,S9 uid do her duty at home, the
a Biz raa ,u 10 thelts at the polls That Is
n, ny H. and yont viil see
fofm ~ TIE writer's asks for a petition
the hs.995Sllhs the legislature to fence IN
askes 'leneld OF lSan Jacinto. l have
tet hssee ladies ofl the san Jacinto chap
u IN Houstol to write one out for
:. Aa's sHa Il Sc,." both of Houston,