The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20

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OF TEXAS DIVISION.
oFfIcEhS,Hss Adella A.. Dunoyanit,
tsi1n srst vice president, Mrs, n nn
Fhefl, 20 % Howard. Palestine: third
Mrs a. Mrs W A. Banks, Bryan;
r,,sdent sIdent. Miss Mary J Lane,
n Scs pis S secretary. Mrs, b. Il.
Adj, recv,. assistant secretary, Mrs.
nMsla Marshall; treasurer. Mrs, J.
ra't ihsIth Bolton; registrar, MISS Mo-
RAJ Eagle Lake; historian MIS- .
T..son Waxahaenie'
al communications for this
tts SEM ,rs T. NJ. 70. Blandin, HOB
rn - avenue, Houston, Iexas'
,.rs ~ the oran NJ. Roberts
y ns~ mr. called together Friday after
PEI n by the president of the
b ap.n .. nunoyant. to spend an hour
gle .smi.oricial way, for the rcgu-
y vss only partially followed,
i's'' entering chiefly In accounts of
'ls n..orant's delightful visit to the
gonzales, and in reading inyi-
4. 10 receptions.
!, from the Daughters of the Con-
!, Charleston. $. c.. to a recep-
''v given in the assembly hall of the
ho,ldIng Of the South Carolina
..,i,te and West Indian exposition on
.,bsr was from Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. %.
reception to be given General
.,S Ice on April a.
susa,arate invitations from the Daugh-
sots,hs Confederacy Of Charleston; >;
'r,tsnce the nice sense OF oniclal
,ts,V Of the daughters of that chiVaI'
s aneslone bore the address, Miss
IA CIV nnnovant. President Texas Di-
sh E n. -" the other ITO the Pres
w 6 Nicer and Members OF the Oran
TRoSsrts Chapter
.n,rt Official recognition shown our
i .Ssnt as the State president.
~ y
Nlp,nt IN every detail was the confed,
1. reception given Friday from TO IL
- A. the residence of DR.. and Mrs.
lanes OF Gonzales for the purpose OF
,,y funds 10 mark the graves of the
&,,,S,rste dead in the Gonzales ceme-
j an Southern sun. bright blue sky
,rsS dawn upon the veterans as they III
archad IN the station to meet Miss
ii, A, Dunovant Of Houston, president
"A A. Texas division. United Daughters of
I. rontederacy, VINO was TO be the guest
hmor at the reception. Many of tho
a ....s wore tharp too their chapter
ws flying TO the breeze MIS-. A. -
brhour, president 81 the Gonzales CHAP
United Daughters OF the ContederarN
n. Dr.. Mary MoraE and MISS Mamie rare
.telvsd Miss Dnnovant. VINO was escorted
IN the train by commander j. \. Con
( h and Hon. j. +. Miller; Little Wistar
Hie Barbour presented MISS DunoYant
Hsp,er nover), tied with red. white and
~ ribbon. Miss Dunovant then entered
carriage With Mrs. Barbour and was
yen over De city.
tze hsndsesls no NJ Or. and Mrs, j.
z Jeoes Was a blaze Of light. music. beauty
~ chlvalry. The Gonzales brass band
tyed inspiring and patriotic music on the
Z war songs 6oatcd out onto the nat
nes the air tingline to the tune Of Old
|np Ground and "Our Southland. COM
8sed By Miss Duuov0nt and sung in her
nct then little lively negro melody
H1h be rung In as an encore.
lle paror was decorated IN Marechhl
~ roses and the deep blue iris, the re-
&pion hall In ferns Sprengeri and roses.
n On the winding stairway. piled with
&shions was placed the old Confederate
b waving out over the heads of pretty
fs women. children and veterans. Miss
NnIon Jones, sponsor for Camp Key. and