The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-26
1 DAY IN THE CITY.

..xoBIA cLUB-Mr' ana Mrs' l. nap
zhH oy,d the Zanobia club last week
rts CIV resldence, which was prettily deco
q .t ts'sf or he OCCASION Music anu reiresn-
raten ~. .re the enjoyable features. Mr..
mems wen Greeuherg will entertain the
s 1sh tomorrow evening.
.oc,.Ltsr CITY coNvENTIoN.-Loeai
% md affiliated branches OF the social
~ have called city convention for
p rebruory I, at s p. m, to be held
Inqpssstban hall, Fifth ward, 70 put out q
at fyi,nnai ticket and platform Of the social
punlePx' 81 The coming municipal election
IafEssaIhi. "
..,,,rrn tMopERNs. Bayou City Lodge
"a, United Mojyrns, installed officers
la, nIrat for the half.year term as fol
ICON Is. Smith. chancellor; Il. Z.
eVs.s,ts past chancellor; 7. 5. Mcdonnell,
twsTt; Mts p A. furr nd r orav9Ii wilson
hlv oricers will be installed hext Fri
say night.
pREsENTAT1oN.-The officers and
-smh,rs Of Red oak camp No. 05, w. o.
.nlted in surprising their retiring con.
commander Il. A. Love, and during
.soIr meeting Thursday night Mr.. William
wsrtla was granted the door for few
..,narke and III u huOAtt ANAoS "Ns II
sha retiring officer with beautiful gold
ee VA .Ii,er badge as a token Of esteem and
regard
THE LIGHT GUARD.-At the adjourned
.0uual meeting of the Houston Light
Guard TO complete the election Of officers,
rev II. d. AYES was reelected chaplain
and Dr. ]. A. Kyle, surgeon. Mr.. W. L.
porter. who had been treasurer OF the com
o,py for the past eighteen years, resigned,
,srnrh 10 the regret OF every member and
Nj. 0. E.. Reynaud, one OF the Oldest
members Of the company, was elected to
succeed Mr.. Porter. Upon the invitation
of Chaplain AYES the company will attend
services today at Christ church.
NACcABEE ENTERTAINMENT The
ladies' Of the Victoria A Goodman hive No.
20, Ladies' OF the Maccabees, will give an
entertainment at Bryan hall Monday. Jan
usiy q, consisting OF music, dancing, re
treatments and auction.
Presiding officer for the evening.-Mr. II.
C. Blackwell.
chairman.
Refreshment Commlttee.-Mesdame S. p.
Dawson, Clara Bender, Fannie Weiss, Net
tie Jacobs Matte Morrison.
Reception mittee.-Mesdumes Rose
Jay, Fredonia Ford, Katherine /. Goodman,
Misses Nlunie Rtown, Effie Boyd, MessrS.
Duclos Sellers Plowden, DR.. Ralston.
WEDDING ANNIvERSARY.-o Thurs.
Dag evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Delhom,
Of 1915 Decatur street, entertained a few
relatives and friends In honor Of the first
anniversary Of their wedding A very
pleasant evening was spent In singing and
dancing, after which was served Il sump-
taous supper which was enjoyed to the
utmost by every one present.
Among those who participated In the
Pleasures OF the evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Hardie, Mr. and Mrs. w. G.
Hardle, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Boyant, Mr..
Ter and Stella HardIe Messrs Gus BlafIcr,
Engleaid OF New Orleans, Milton Delhom
and little Madeline Hardie, Clara Boyant
and Will Rardle, Jr
x. AND L. or IL INSTALLATIONS
Houston lodge, knights and Ladies of Hon.
or at their regular meeting Wednesday
night Installed the newly elected officers for
the ensuing year Captain Hutchens. dep
u'y past grand protector, being the in.
i Sailing officer, The new officers are:
s Saaries r. thinner protector; Mrs. 4.
alnstef, wee protector. Mrs. Mary Quinn,
tnseofaei, MIS-. Sallte Dixon. treasurer; Mrs
+ sose Chandler chaplain; Miss Annie Drey-
ooppiei guard; M. George v Archer,
guard; Miss Annie Quinn. sentry. After
tSs msIl9tig refreshments were served,
, sn fspav Being intersporsed with short
alEs BY NJ Hntchens, Mr. thinner. Chap.
, ,.la ehandier Mr.. W. Burrcll and Mr. Cal
"a Jolly time. Vi SUN
n MANAGEMENT OF NEW RICE MILL
a noe announcement made in yesterdays
t'' OF the new rice mill to be established
afe eav' the names of the local capitalists
Fl ''Fsested therein, but those interested we're
~ AZ mat time ready to make public the
~ ssse q one of the 'ncorporators. who, In
81 Mil ~ III De the general manager of the
r Sn' is since learned thar this gentie-
Ish Is Mr.. W @, Iilmore Who e. he.
Eli NJ NJ ~ een connected with the Jabu mill
M ~. "sa,lMoht, and Is not only practical
NJ II ~ nVt has formed an Acquaintance
M pr,ye ys sIvs ulStrlcts OF Texas which will
III fglm,,,a in5nle 70 the new enterprise. Mr..
IA Nj 80 WIN his family, will AT, once mpyo
Ri a tbasac uce 10 Houston. II is the purpose
IA n,te a. interested To spare no money TO
Texas. ''e most complete rice mill in
.,p ANhF ALuMNl.-Mr. Homer Starr
,aa.. n.re on February and deliver an
M ~, a' Christ church In the interest Of
uaRersity Of the South Mt sewonee
~ "s seWanee alumni OF this CITY VIII
~ occasion to meet Mr.. Starr on tho
r,D,,.s evening, February 10. and or.
n ". se"anee Alumni association. rhosa
ssssnuss.. sn6 who attended the university at
Tie sInnS ana who will form the nucleus of
H r. n 'I I'M association are: DIR Higgins
cisv,larSSSi Aa m v. . Cleveland, Jr.. <. 5.
Herris Msst ~, W. Franklin, Hamp Cook.
& Allen pnasosterson, George Hammon, BaItis
+ Il William er ~. Allen, Austin Miller Ben Rice
Noes, Dr. uip sf, Fl. NJ. Garwood. Sam
Il lGnnels u e, Shaw, ]. o. watles, IL. II
/ y Keller p, aneli Reed, W II. Jones, Herman
Ri NN'ott Cage and Percy Brown.
.ha0iD. .. u. Erred PACKAGEs.-Goods re-
psr,a s l Oodeivered in the office OF Wells
iapo,,s~ ,sO. express for the week ending
Iohn 80, ~ 1902 Agent" Casino Girl Co,
uas.s@ 1 Cs,' S. Bessitt, A. Carmichael,
q Az Maggie Davis, r. Davis,
l. HS HAM, II. Foster, II. c. Goodman,
aud, W WIN IN 7. II. Harrington. ~ III
& - harris, W. p. johnson. 4. v.
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