The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

In all the notes that Nora WTltes'
Those little notes, not one ennslve,
Some sentence stands and thought Invites
And yet the what ! seek elusive
For, be 1t thanks to flowers sent,
Or slight request. that she lndiles,
j try to fathom Loves Intent
In every note that Nora writes
A cryptogram of each l make,
And try to reason out signs,
a blot word crossed out break
In sentence. e'en between the tines.
The answered preston, yet unasked'
seek to ind the troths, the phghts'
And hope to catch her heart unmasked
In every note that Nora writes
Roy Farrell Greene. tIruth leoeJ
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Some one said the other day, that In
addition TO all the ordinances that are be
,ng passed. 1t would be good idea 10
have one making +; the law for people TO
smile when they speak 10 you what
grinning crowd we'd be- and yet the sug
Qestion is not without reason II is GER
talnly far more pleasant to speak to some
people than others, and Why Because
they bow and speak as though tt were
real pleasure to do so ana not an EFFORT
or case of | have to. OF course, with
great many Is all 8 matter Of habit ana
not Of feeling a broad grin Is not nee
eesary: it would, I'm fact Doe ridiculous, but
smile or cordial bow. without doubt
leaves the recipient with a warner feeling
toward humanity, than would a smlleless'
absent.minded greeting.
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The incoming mails must be heavy with
Settlers from the Houstontans scattered far
md near over our country. From way M
in the Catskills and Adirondacks letters
come, telling us Of the cool mountain arr
pf me peaceful valleys and masnlncen'
views or the lovely streams tricklni
down the mountain side. and of the falls
we can almost hear the water spasnlni
IN the pools below. We see our friends
stan in hand climbing up and mp. unit
they reach some high point, there
stand hesida them aud look for miles an
miles around. way on In the alstanc
catching a glimpse of the beautiful Huo
son Perhaps. the letter Is from the Sc
side. and Immediately We too are tner'
piungng into the surf sailing over ~
White capped waves or NliRing along IA
sandy beach on. we stay dtaoM r! w
nnye our pleasures, too. ana not the leaa
of them We owe to these little uhssiVf
which come quickly 10 US over IAN
in At Kinestani quite a party OF lou
tonians are enjoying themselves III u
most dfilghtqi m'n R,spn @E rnts o Syl"'
ilirgsland and puts up tents ana II nus D
come the custom of seine OF the Aust
,eopie to spend a week or TWO az n IN
there A number ot Bryan and houst'
gcnple are also there this year, among ~
latter being the Misses knight. Mr. cru
and Mr.. Abbott Cockrell Across the Fly
IL the hotel, where Mrs, Robinson Nl'
Claire Robinson, Miss Nellie Lee, MI
James Leavell aud lttlc daughter M
Noryell. Mrs walter Howe and dought
and others are summerlng TIE proI
from the camp row across ana are JON
by the hotel people. and then ihgy E3 ,I u,
ing rowing, hunting etc. every day, DIN
Ing some fresh pleasure
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a drive to Angerhoefer'S is one form
Measure thnL never grows monotonous
Invitation 10 Join party OF friends go
down for bowl or dance rarely meets W
n regret Driving down the hard II
road lined by the tall trees on either 81
and stretching far ahead until finally
in the shadowy distance, has charm
It's own and which, no matter how OF
INDUCED in, never loses It's penuty
pleas,ire Last week there were sev'
VINO took advantage Of the cool stal
nights aud invited their friends to 20
bowling "Wednesday evening Miss I've
Burkitt entertained the utoplnn c!uh IN
way In honor of her guest Miss he
Ferguson Of Palestine, and Miss Alice "
Herring OF NJ, MacT n,,rti IN goipg dowr
syyo wagonettes, and after arriving AZ
gerhoefer's danced, bowlcd and mad
time generally, for 1t Is
SIN golden youth when seems the ear
"A summer land Of singing mirth' !,
When souls are glad, and hearts are II
And not shadow turks In sight
There was Dutch supper as a g
Az and Mrs Burkitt Mrs Rufus
Mrs II. Ring and pr and Mrs
s s,nee5 Mss BuFkitt aud her guests NJ
Ressie Ferguson OF Palestine, Alice
Herring Of Waco. Georgic plqnkei
p pavS Louise Ro6erston, Bottle raliai
Mary Lon Hamben. Dell Hartweil,
Ilndepherg, Daphne Palmer Cherry
or Rionding of Corslcana, Edward Ia
Harry Gwyn. sherman Brady. oliver
gerald Robert Ring , Arthur e,I LIAM
Witt Dunn, Charles Glraud, Tom rama
iindsey Dunn, Cornelius Krupp aud q
Burkitt.
All Southern people win be interest
the following clipping from Jaekso
(Fla) paper;
Mrs Jefferson Davis widow OF the
dent OF the C6nfedeNcy, IS spenaih
snmmer as the guest of Southern +
81 charming resort, says the Bunal
press Mrs. Davis is staying at the
berstone club, near Port Colborne U
summer coioay where several dlsting
ssnnIhern families speud the heated $
She Is being entertained for the mon
INV and August by Mrs. j, G, Ne
Memphis, Tenn , az her er 6sSnifg Mrs ae
has snent the recedlng years OF her
peaceful retrement among me h,
friends throughout the south VINO
In doing her honor, She H. very ave
n1nbicty. Although she IS 10 yeaT
Years more than ordinarily e ,r isd
Sontbern manner and an unusual
conversation. She is rem 11adiaa, s0 "a
itstes an active interest In current
and is most intellIgfntly. up To- %
public and political questions Mrs
Is endeared 10 the Southern people y.
On account OF the sentiment thal
cings around the Lost cause, cause; npt 90 y
diyiduailty and rare good sense q