The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
BRENNAN.

Captain lone Childress Of tho basket.
ball team called special practice game
of that organization Tuesday afternoon on
the Stone lawn south Of the city The
membership of the team is composed prac-
tically of the same young ladies as last
year. An election Of officers was held
recently and Miss lone Chlldress hearty
enthusiast on the subject and most fear
less and skillful player, was unanimously
chosen captain and under whose guidance
and Inspired by whose jolly enthusiasm
the team Is bound to prove an eminent
success.
The concert at somerville Monday night
by Brennan talent was Il decided success
and registered quite a hit with the peo-
pie of SOmerville.
There was an interesting concert at
Lusk's hall Friday night for the benefit
of the Baptist parsonage when fine
program was rendered.
There was an interesting meeting of the
Fortnightly club at the public library
rooms Thursday afternoon. when the fol
lowing program was rendered; The
Dawn of tie English Empire" was the
Mrs. II, *. Harrison. THE Life Of Chau-
Ger" was an interesting paper read by
Mrs w. w. SeArcy. Canterbury Tales"
was the subject discussed by Mrs. G. b.
Shepard Mrs. b. Bryan read some So
lections from Chaucer and altogether the
meeting was a most entertaining literary
feast.
At Greenvllle thursday Rev. j. Handler,
pastor of the Lutheran church officiating,
Mr. Carl Sander and Miss Emma IVES
singer were united In marriage.
Mrs Max Eyersberg spent Sunday In
Burton visiting her old home.
Miss Kate Clay Of Independence Is In
the city visiting Miss Susie Shepard.
Mesdames G. II. Carlisle, I. A. Low and
Crozier left Tuesday for Lexington where
they went to attend the silver wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Balne.
Mrs hurry of Burton was in the city
today and left for visit TO San Antonio.
Miss Birdie jenkins of Caldwell, who
has been here on visit TO her sister,
Mrs. Il. H. Barnett, returned home today:
Mr.. and Mrs. I, A. Mercer OF Chappell
Hill spent Monday in the city.
Mrs John Hoffman of Hearne, who has
been here on visit, returned home sun
Nr. and Mrs. Rudolph Koch of Temple.
who came down to attend the funerul OF
Mrs. Peuker returned home sunday
Mrs II. w, GRADER returned from san
Mrs. Emma Linn entertained a few
friends at cards Saturday night, ana n
most delightful evening was pleasantly
MIS-. Dr. A. z. Becker Of Kenny left
saturday night for visit 10 relatives ana
friends in Washington, D. G.
on n visit. the guest Of Mrs. Or. Gramn.
Miss Maud Ewing of Whitman is in the
city.
visit, the guest Of her brother, Mr. j.
d. Campbell -,.
her mother Mrs NJ. +. Kennedy, SUNDAY
Miss Annie Healey, who has been Visit
ing friends and relatives IN Waco ano
Corslcana has returned home
Mrs. r. II. Franklin. nee Miss Ethe
Morriss. who has been here gu VISIT re
1irned home today.
Mrs. Matte Reese, who has been herr
on 4 visit to friends, returned to Caldwell
'o Misses Daisy and Carrie Eldrldge o.
Neun. Ark. have returned 10 make Bren
nam their home They have host o
friends here who VIII extend them cor
dinI welcome to their old home.
Airs. ]. D. Giddihgs ~ Lyons was ID ih'
atty fodnv en- route to Burton,
Mrs Sadie Goodloe ana Miss Nell
Denny. who accompanied Mrs. W.
| nwyer and Mrs. J. y. York on q Canadiai
| tonT this summer left the party az Wash
| ingfon n few days ngO aud reached her.
! rbnrsdnv Alesdames Dwyer ana fori
are exrerted home IN week or Two
Mrs Foehner Of BellYilie Is here on
| visit $50, al, aa,,ttor HAY,
refnrned 10 Somerville.
Ar. waiter Machen left Thursday 10
| NOakum.