The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19

/ ~ .A-NiAot uNAh EulllE ana coming. Afcs
guest OF Mrs. Carl Meller and on Thurs
day Mrs. Moller invited some friends to
almost every ono Of the ladies wis the
| wiz, WIDOW on mother Of an officer Of the
army or navy Mfs; Moller felt that the
| NATIONAL idea must be In evidence. So the
central vase, filled with crimson carna-
| noh5' was tanked by small United States
rags, the confessions were In the National
So.ors' the ice cream was nodded In the
forms OF soldiers, mounted guns, havcr.
STICKS, etc, and the cakes feed in red,
M Sra si 9 md blue These patriotic symbols
| tho fact that her son. Mr.. ]. Jay Moller,
+ cadet at West Point. Around The Ia
George X. Hunter wife OF Major Hunter
ig69lnes' ,o MTs Matthew REYNOLDS. Mrs.
William Hazard and Mrs Lula D. Worsner.
Lieutenant Foster. who was with his
mother psl's. curing lhe summer, i, now at, the
for the first transport TO Manila.
The club women of our city will be In
terested to learn that Mrs. l.. b. Afford
OF San Antonio, chairman of the committee
OF home science and hygiene OF the Texas
| Federation OF Women's clubs returned Fri.
day from the North, where she has been
working earnestly In the interest OF her
committee and of club women generally
Mrs Afford has secured always subject to
the will Of the federation Miss Maria
DaIiell Of Boston, Mass, to give a series
of lectures on foods in Texas during this
coming season.
Miss Daniel Is woman OF the highest
standing, does not advertise auybody's
pots or pans and has had no sort of food
named In her honor, She began her work
in Cincinnati, employed then by the
Woman's Christian Association, after which
she was selected by Mrs. Richards 20
| take charge of the RumfOrd kitchen at the
worlds fair. She was next employed by
the Chicago university for two years Ia
the dietary department OF the young Ia
ules' school, On her return To Roston pre-
J SIDED at u school for cooking where she
had in her class medical students OF Har-
| ward university. She has also been en-
Uoyed by the state Of New York to Ice
ture ON and arrange the diet OF the hos
pitals for the Insane. Prom this a proper
| appreciltion OF her work can be reached,
/ and 10 add TO these recommendations Mrs
! Afford says that Miss Daniel is n thor
ough lady, gentle aud refined in snanuer,
such one as 1t Will be a pleasure to
Mrs. Afford has also Interested herself
( In looking into travelling art exhibits and
has to report one of decided value, selected
not from one hrm alone, but from many
| and so well arranged that the difficulty OF
hanging is entirely done away with, These
subjects will be placed before the coming
convention OF State clubs In Beaumont
by Mrs. Afford, who is a very earnest and
enthusiastic worker in the cause,
~
On Thursday, the Odd the Sheafn chapel
circles will provide pleasant and profitable
evenings entertainment for their friends.
All those interested in the social life OF
the church are most cordially invited to-
come.
Money docs not enter into this scheme at
all No charges will be made for anything;
all is meant as pure warm-hearted hospi-
tally. A program has been arranged and
Evening with Fields songs and Riley
poems.
Instrumental solo, 49,. Miss Lula Ifry
Solo-Selected Mrs Morris WomaeE
ReadiRg from Riley. 80. Mrs T. w. Archer
Solo-"singing in Gods Acre" ....,...
;.......,...''''.'''.'. MISS bradpurn
! Recitation. ..,.'-..,,.,.. Mrs. hosenkrans
Wind Song ..,.,.,,.,,Mr. s. A. hlncald
Slohn solo. .'''..'''.'...'...,.'p ", Green
Solo-"Little Boy Blue. ....... Miss Dean
Selection from Riley. Mr.. Tilford
solo-''Hushaby Sweet, My own"
' ...... 100 lc Miss Bessie Hughes
~
The announcement Of the engagement of
Mr.. Frank c. Jones, a prominent young
lawyer of this city, to Miss Bessie Baker
of Bonner Texas, Oh the Goth of Noyem-
Der, has been made. All the attendants
for this wedding have been chosen from
among the immediate families of the con-
tracing parties. The brides maid of honor
win be her sister, Miss sallie Baker, and
Miss Challie Jones Of Houston, a cousin OF
the groom, will be the trst BRIDES maid.
The grooms best man will be his brother,
\ H.. Ta.~A NaulN
the second groomsman. The ushers viii be
Messrs Harry j. Courtland, Jack Russell
ana Buck Mckinney.
The young pair, after a bridal tour
through the North and East, will return
to make their home here In Houston.
~
The Ladies' Reading club met in regular
session last Tuesday with the president
/ Mrs r. NJ Hall. In the chair Roll call
was answered by giving short sketches OF
authors not on the program. Miss Pauline
Buck, who was to hnye had charge Of the
lesson, having moved out Of the city, was
! obliged to give up her membership in ,i the
liam Eliery Claiming. which was sead by
, Mrs William Christian. Mrs, MaXsUrwitS
read an, original paper on the .'Fall OF tI it
! Alamo" Miss Austin who was present ~
the Interest Of physical culture, then az
dressed the club In behalf OF her work.
/ Mrs Elizabeth Tracy read paper she
q c Higgins. Mrs l. = Myef, Mrs. j. b.
Realty were unanimously elected mem
beers Of the club.
The very latest club organized in Hous'
ton is the Fairyiew Golf club. The mem
bers OF the club are Messrs. Henry Ham
blen. c. r. Cummings. p b Gushing. II.
stude. Tom Bolts. j. B McFerrin, d. b.
Cherry, McGreY Wilson n. A. Hall, A. e.
lsnerts ]. NJ. Crawford. Misses Hazel
Cummings Myra Ashe. Grace Norrell, Mar
guerlte White Mamie Grogan and others
INC club has secured hfty acres well alt
dated. the character Of the ground being
Beautifully adanttd 70 use as golf links.
There Will be an election Of officers next
week al which time new members VIII be
received Golf Is a snort OF deseryedly
world wide popularity. so the organization
ii this club should be matter OF con
gratulatlon TO all concerned.
limitations 10 the marriage Of Miss
Claire Marion Mcclure 70 Dr. ollye spen'
Ger Hodges at Beaumont have been re.
eeived in this city. Both Of the high con-
tracing pattiei navs relatives and many
! friends In Houston,
Dr Hodges Is the worthy scion Of q
family ~ hne physicians and bis bride Is