The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

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Of the remains Of the old stone fort which
now lie In Heterogeneous mass At Ndcog-
aaoehss There viii III, be r meeting l-Ig,tL nen ~
me entertainment Mrs ForEgard was
appointed chairman Of the reIreshment
committee, aud the program wlH be- ar.
Tho san iacinto chapter will be 10 furu Sh
as many standard historical works as pos
sible for the Carnegie library
The handsome invitations TO the presi
dents reception OF the club inclose
"A card bearinG the names OF the seasons
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This year's society ball to he given In
December will mark the thirty-fourth an.
nlyprsary OF the clubs formation. so, for
quite generation II has been well as.
tahlished social custom In Houston that
the young ladies' coming out should make
their FIRST bow to society under the auspices
OF the q n club.
Heretofore the debuts have been made at
the seasons first dance but this years
innovation OF making the formal presenta-
tlon at a reception given lust hefute the
dancing season begins seems more diguihed
aud is therefore move In the right urec-
ton
AS MIR. Ewing knew that Miss Deadcrlck,
a very handsome young lady Of Ndvlsotu,
purposed spending the greater part OF the
season at the Rice hotel In order TO enjoy
the advantages Of Houston society, he
wrote her a most cordial invitation to
come down and be one of our girls. Nat
urallv Miss Deaderlck was touched by the
attention and most graCiouslv accepted, 80
the list stands: Miss Rowenc Masterson.
Miss Challlie, Jones Miss Bessie Clark,
Miss Mary McAshan. Miss Marguerite
White. Miss Bonnie Deaderlck,
rhe stckpius ordered by the president
as gifts to the debutantes en- souvenir OF
the occasion are quite chaste and beautiful,
being the letters u y crossed so as to form
an exact square. one white aud one green,
those being the clubs colors
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At Convent hall, corner jackson and
Capitol streets. on FRIDAY evening, october
81, the ladies OF the Rosary and Altar So
clety OF the Church OF the Anuunelation
will give concert. of which the following
Is the program:
Piano solo ,,............... Mrs Wilson
| Male duartette .........,,'...., Selected
RECITATION ..;...,,.......', Miss Austin
~ Miss o'Donuell
Mrs. Peter Robinson.
| Violin solo-"RomanCe' ...,... Borowski
Prof Anton Dlchl.
| Recitation ........... $500. Miss Austin
ppGi SSa d solo la Hart H MiSseS bs s
A''N Miss o'Donnel ''''' '''''''
90 Fantasia lmpromptu ....... Chopin
| Miss O'Donnell,
! Violin solo--Selected ...,....... Prof Diehl
| Qunrtette OF male voices ...,.... Selected
The ladies have been kindly furnished
! by generous music man here In town with
a baby grand plano for the occasion, Miss
! O'DOunell, who has recently returned from
Europe, where she has been for three years
| as a pupil of Leschetlzky. VIII he heard for
the trst time in Houston at this con
cert.
At the meeting or the oran Roberts chap
ter, u. D. c., which was held Friday a
the residence OF Mrs. Wharton Bates. th,
following delegates TO the State conveu
ton were elected: Miss Adela A. nunovant
Mesdames |. NJ. e. Blandln. s. Steele
, Wharton Bates, w. b, King, IL. NJ. Harris
Miss Crlswel, Mrs. zumwalt Mrs. c. c
, heavens Mrs. Rudersdorf Mrs u. s. Hei
fermnn, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs A. Stephens
{ Miss Bettie Guild. Alternates Miss swope
E Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. George Mccormick
Mrs. j, $. McEachen, Mrs. Addison. Mis-
( Kate stephens, Mrs. Flynn, Miss Laur
, Hobby, Mrs. d. Smith, Mrs. Hattie Hatch
i Miss Anna Bruce, Miss Gambatl, Miss Jes
s sic Clover. Mrs. Oscar Reynaud.
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4 On Thursday October 30, at 1890 o'cioc
n In the Sacred Heart church at Gaivesto
e Miss Fanny Menard will be married TO Mi
Frank y. Russell OF this city,
N Miss Menard belongs to one ot the olde'
( and most highly distinguished families {
y the South she has many relatives residel
!. In Houston, among them the Kendall
=, Crairs and Bradys. so by reason OF Inherit
u cd friendships, as well as for her own swe,
ii sake, she win he most heartily welcome
to her home here,
a Mr.. Russell is held In the highest esteel
! by all who know him. He Is teller OF n
y First National bank. and has been cpnncc
y ed with that fine old institution almo.
ever since his boyhood.
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y Invitations are out 70 the wedding
] Miss Edythe Marie Giraud aud Mr. Georl
y Sumner westeraeld. which Is TO take pla,
wednesday evening. November 5, at q
e residence Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Al
n nile o. Giraud.
u Is the happy tate OF few famileS
be not only so greatly respected ana a
n.ired, but so warmly loved as the Glrau'
IT always have been here In the city that
a tieir birthplace aud home.
Il Mr.. Westerdeld during his two year
y envlable place IA public esteem. His far
u lily are New orleans people.
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10 The Young womans guild OF Chrii
y church win have their initial silver tea
u the parish house tomorrow evening, MOI
day, October n, at s o'clock, II is the d
10 sire Of the guild TO furnish enc OF mol
IL rooms OF the rectory and this will be the
. first endeavor Ia that direction. All WI
= are interested IA this work are extended
Is most cordial Invitation,
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81 At the meeting Of the n, r. Lee ehapts
" Il. o. G.. which was called for tha purpo
ID " eicctlnR delegates 70 the general 60
~ yentlon 70 be held next month the fplio'