The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-15

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chlldren's baskets and hshlng nets la re-
spouse TO their requests.
As remembrance Of the season a pretty
valentine was pinned over the heart OF
each one present, while the pretty dining
room table Yielded Its quota OF heartshnped
baskets flled wltb candy as q souvenir or
freshments dear 10 childish hearts, all car
ried out In scheme OF pink and white
MASTER wiil's color) the valentine birthday
cake was cut and each little boy ana E,r,i
there tiny scroll, containing the name
Of his sweetheart for tho year
Those present were; ,, Ma T,tr N s,nltb
Lille Ncuhaus, Magnetic Thompson. May.
nette Shearn Rancho Kennedy, Mamie
shcarn, Mabel Winnie, Robert Morris. Nor
viii K. Dunlap, Berton McAshah Edmund
Dnnrce Berry Cnmp, Victor Neuhaus. les
tor and Ralph Neuhaus. william shearn
lack RleSer, Iienard Darrell, John Snearn'
George Dorrance, Gustave Mistrut
~
Mr.. Robert A. Han. the teacher OF chem
istry in the High school, invited fortunate
few TO come to witness aud assist In an ex-
pertinent 20 be conducted In the laboratory
by himself aud tho members OF the senior
class
The experiment was most interesting and
thorough and brilliant succcsA
The walls Of the laboratory bore frieze
of glowing arrow-plerced hearts, the chem.
ica tables had white covers Of crCpy crisp
ness, with valentines, Cupids hearts and
arrows at every turn. The big cut glass
punch bowl rested In a bed OF flaming red
flowers and was presided over by Misses
Carrie Priester aud Amy Longcope, On
the tables window stills and indeed every
where possible stood beakers graduates OF
the metric system and hydrometcrs illo1
| with ferns and white hyacinths or stately
| clusters OF Gala lilies
In pa W. ri -Gln
| with white loaf cake and there were pep
| permihts IN turquoise blue and white, colors
| OF the 1904 class. and In white and gold.
| for the class Of 1908
The following musical program was given:
Piano solc-Ron's Allegro scherzo -.
percepse from @iI,o.eivn %iSs bo', So ssni
| Sung by Miss yenie Jones, with the
| violin obllgato by Moody Dawson.
Viollp s %oo5v namson ,o,:Stt;i Ron
companied by Miss Mihlls
| The 'experment" wound mp with au
! hnpromntu dnnce IN the widc upstairs halls
Miss Julia Hitchler kindly furnishing the
music.
Miss Myrtle Jackson entertained u humble
Of her friends last Wednesday evening Fl
honor OF Mrs. o. NJ. Stone Of beaumont
uieh five was played and the guest of honor
Mrs. Stone. captured the lady's prize an,
Dr Ford tho gcntlemau's prize, while Mis-
| Lea secured the consolation During tn
evening frappe was served by Misses Rub.
Lind, Arnim aud Mary Louise Ford.
| Miss Jackson's guests were: Mrs. q. NJ
Stone Of Beaumont, Miss Ford Ready o
| beaumont Miss Stroud Of GrocsbeccA
| Misses Kate stevens, Dell lIartwcll, Louis
| Oliver TrlNie and May Jackson. Nnnni
| Hanna, Francis Knthpryn Len, Ouid
Queen, Mrs. D. Glenn, Mrs. u. c, Smith
| Messis. Fletcher, r. @. DafRn, u. c. Smith
Pagan Cox, Cook Tom Ford. Webb, j
| Glenn, Hall Hanna, Alfred uamhlen, III
Frank Ford and DR.. Hamblen,
~
Miss Vivian Ransome gave chnrmin
cnrd party Friday afternoon. The dalnt
little hond-palnted score cards, in the shap
Of hearts, diamonds, spades ana clubs, wer
the hnndwork Of the hostess.
Miss Waggnman won the greatest humble
of games, which gave her the FIRST prlzr
Miss Davidson won the second and MI.
oliver WAS given u box Of sweets for cor
ISOLATION.
The following we're Miss Ransome
guests; Mrs stcdman, Mrs. Hovt, Mr.
Glenn, Mrs. Sholfdorf Misses Dell T1ar
well, Louise Oliver Mary Parker, Myrt
Jackson, May Coyle, Fannie Kate Lee
Emily Scott Hazel Cummings, Mary Ash
Louise WNgraman, Aunie Laurie Dayidso
and ouida Queen
The Ladies' Reading club met as usu'
Tuesday with good attendance. Mr.
William Christian had charge OF tho pr
gram. George y. Prentice, Albert &
Green and William Gilmore simms wet
the subjects. Mrs. / S, Myer read a
easy on the work Of George D. Pcentic
q Mrs T. A . Reichardt read the old familli
, | poem by Albert G. Green, "Old Grimes
, | Dcad:" Miss Y0cum read an essay on WI
: liam Gilmore Smms Mrs. William Chri
, tian then read several selections from &c
~ Prentice. Roll call was answered l
|, fayorite mutations. NIra. Elizabeth TraC
! conducted the parliamentary drill. Mrs.
a F. Beutel, as critic, gave her report. Att
! disposing Of the usual business for the wee
: the club adjourned.
4 ~
K the Current Literature club was cHllC
}. to order wednesday morning with n goc
attendance. Mrs J. w. Msxcy was Il
lender. Book. THE Conqueror," by &c
/. trude Atherton. Mrs 81 Packard read
Y wen prepared paper GU the domestic II
4 Of Alexander Hamilton. Mrs. II. Boo
n followed with one Of equal interest desert
=, lnc the Isle OF Nevis, the birthplace OF tn
d great man. A paper on the political care
q ing the cause was prepared and read VI
much feeling by Mrs. J. W. Maxcy, NJ
n Ing one Of her popular coon songs
= The young men Of the 'N" club are mn
~ inc extensive preparations for their initi
5. dance TO be given at Montenore hall
Monday, the 10th.
a, T'hIs club was organized ct the beginntl
8. of tbie month: its membership is limited
S, Ton XXI and It's officers are Sam Kaist
r nresidpnt, Abe siuon, vice presidents 81
e- scbram secretary and treasurer
y 49,
Z Mrs. z. Il. Parker, who invites the b.
orarv and active members Of the Wome
Choral club to her home on Tuesday art
n noon. to meet the artists Of Monday nigh
st concert. Misses Buegger and Heartt rs
that her guests make It point TO be tn
,o by O'clock sharp In order 70 avoid a
y interruption OF the music
=, Mrs. Charlotte Ward Drew had
~ friends. Mr.. and Mrs, A. S. Cleveland,
- ana Mrs. irwin King. Dr. and Mrs. Robe
D. Morris Miss Mary waldo, Mr.. Dunlap, \
c, Carroll Vincent and Mr.. II. n. Payne,
er spend Inst Monday evening with her. Tn
nd ali engaged I'm vastly amusing anu no'
be game OF natural history.
M Tho Houston Heights Literary club
cy wednesday and as the day was such
d. beautiful one, there was good after
ne ance Roll call was answered wlth CUT