The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

= Walter Torrey, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Hud.
c son, Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Foster Mr..
:. | Harcourt, Mr. H. X. Paine, Mr.. Carroll
Vinson and Or. II. r. Morris.
: The phenomenal growth OF the city Of
Houston is forcing our people TO look more
and more to our educational Interests. Our
public schools have been enlarged from
time to time. More teachers are added,
still we must look further TO meet all re.
qulrements. II education be from the
cradle to the grave why not begin at the
beginning?
The womans club, realizing the existing
need aud inspired nv the success Of the
free klndergartcns of the Northern cities
as well az those OF other Texas cities,
have resolved to establish free kindcrgar.
ten In this prosperous city. Where, as 1t
Is, owing TO the ibcinfity aud broadmlud
edness OF the people that the ladies WIN
DC enabled to establish this kindergarten,
IL Is not regarded by the promoters OF il
as a charitable institution. but rather as
a trte VIII Offering elauating the beautiful
spirit Of Honston's beurfaetor. Mr.. Car
neslc in endowing the public library.
Nullufen dtbarfcd from the schools until
they rench the age of 5 years oft times
rose several years of training IN which
thelt niue minds AMI hearts might have
been rightfully directed Then again there
are little ones who must take up the rolls
ana hardshlps OF life by the time they
tcach the age Of 10. The women who have
chosen this work are NOT rxpnrImeutlnp
III q new field Of endcnyor. but doing n
Work which other women have proven to
n the libcrality ana encouro cement
which has so far been accorded thc mon.
free kindergarten Is a foresonc encce .ii'
! ~ WIZ he free To all who WISH tp com,
i hol5lo"ng Is iiat OF those who have al
a. the list mcrcases, II wnl 'i 6e nThi ,'t'.
n Sundays Post; Mrs. j o t4rr SI
NJ J, H. Mitchell, 81; Mr.. Andrew DON
son ST; Sir. bienltngy 81 if, I'M y. oar-
y 1ufny, ST; Mis- i"gonhtpo G',!,n,,, lNruPP
Mrs. Vernon Leman ST, Mrs Ain, A.
Ebcrhardt, 81 Mrs Hdn.c. N SYi Mr. ~ t,H Mr.
. 81: Mr.. A. Ii Kiesline ~ NJ ~ ~ 'S4c''
( GieEor, ~ Mrs. Il. v Gearing 81. Mr..
/ Mrs o. Wite. 81, Mrs OJ'pTPIpGIt $il'
Mrs j. C. Harris. 81; Mir! ii iig,.. N
4; M Ni.s R i; Ryan. 81; Mrs s. L. SAM
| ing, So; Mis- II Icvyy si' =. " Gear
man, 81; Mr.. 5. w, Croig 81 Nh 49, p %4i,a-
NJ Mrs. Pauline Wolf 81, MISS iTciie
/ Looscau, 81: Mlse Vui iin' y ~ MIS- NJ.
Miss Nancy Peterlu, ST: Mr. II n IN
| laghcr 81: Mrg ID < 'r,iia,nh ~ -, ThI'
ST. Mrs. 4. w poiIard %S qps fredeglckT
Rowland, 81; Mrs. j. W flick 81 (, ,,r.
81. "; Mus!1nine " Mrs, j. c. Baldwin.
SIanday' 81: Mrs." Mrs tnufAsi 81; Mr. Allen
p; smith, 81; Mr.. J. NJ EinyIford' a. ~,
sfnn q, Il M4Gkenzie, 81; Mr. jos Pink
Curtin, 81: Mrs S ~, SurJlM q; Mrs. j. Y.
mnie, Chadwick. 81, Mrs. scssnn, ,l'9; c,o Sn
ShnnrNS - AIRS, g. 4. Taft, 81, Mrs c. r.
~ J." riStar,Ai Frhuk Russell, ST. Mrs
Jr. 81 Mr.. O, y. Kendnll Bnrnot. Ng'TFuHlI
VI Mrs r. w. Knox. ST Mrs n $ ' ~
| =. T..
II Prince ST. W.. 'v'% AIHuHSe, "; Mrs.
II, Kirby, 81; Mrs KirIry' 81 M's, ~
ssrnt, ~ Mrs w u Chow. 81: Mi Dts,
! LaviIIn q l uts' ", W Wilson, 81; Mias
House, ST: NIrs IA sGy"Tn5iti ,f ~ Mrs r. W.
I Il, $. Collins 81 NJ p"UV.uEB8"m; 81; Mrs..
NJ r JoHS SoU Mrs Beutcl 81; Mis-.
/ Mrs TnIn nm, 'geS, bsrlrnm Herring 81,
Mrs ~ u 81 NIs Q. I. Holt 81;
cher, ST: Dr ArchnLl -, l,f. Mimic Ar
/ ferro 81. n, '1TscHCSr' .; Mrs T. Taliu-
| Mrs a. 'rart =, Kendall, 81
Eckhardt ana Mrs s Snhh,,nnan, Mrs w. r.
finance >ommittsc ~ thuh compose the
honrd Mrs Taft OF tho kindergarten
further additions to t thurman VIII receive
glad II those desrin. to ' COM I'M nnd WIN be
express company. as"
! ~
| Presley X u,.,,, - '''' ana mrS'
Nor cor,nI,..'4h save progressive din
| :. F'.i'V"t"lS 10 the graduating clnss
| OF i9O2 OF the Houston uiyb ~,
which their dnucb+or M. 'Su'p'' OF
vourra.+ ,,,.,U 'niSs Nesta, is the
eeN' member Certainly no fair grad
uale could ask for lovelIer ro,,,,,,o,,,
than this perfectly planned ana p, ,',,.
! ly carried an, unu exquisite
a., ou. ulnher All that loving
myers could do TO make this occasion, o.
| or the sweetest memnrIos 90 ~ '"'
! done 10 ~, - '' VI 'he year was
| ~ s'" Win uowers, representing
'ue c'ass colors, were about the roon,s e.,
! which the tables were set nm -, ~
the pnrlor llhror,, - LUG ""utels ~
| Aor,.a IL. "uu dihing room were
ss s' win yeiiow nasturtiums and ferns, |
! ana the effect Of the COLDER. bred hi,'> 49, |
against the soft green OK tho mai d,, n'Thssou.s
lndescribable Great bowls Of SNno, n" -. IS
OF different shades OF pnrniS SWEEP peas |
nlled the air with the ip'e f mere and there
palms and ferns added their shsrn 9hhu |
beauty OF the scene. 'N " tue
Inc placing of the tables so Ms q, ,,,,,,
tne letter was one OF the many " autln
ideas OF the evening. There weTs p.oteS
OF these daintily laid round tabIes a v.SSNe i,
me center OF each was a gracef,i Gmu w
nlied with the class dover, the sweet ~
IN varying shades OF purple Tho foct ~
me baskets were the same that wsrc saNt
70 Miss Vesta on her graduation nlght mede
t me all the more appropriate and del;gnt.