The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 130, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 12, 1919 Page: 8 of 16
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THE WOUSTON POST: TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 12 T9.19. :
Off! Prttton MOO.
TELEPHONES!
A Lady of Note
Horn Hadlsy IMS. :
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8he wu musical quit W ah mad hr a towa
Of org nulla clavariy piannaa '
With aocordioa plaits ranntn- all UP down '
; And Hated to beat the band.
She looked truly swell aiid would frequently hrp
On beinf klch-tooed and all that;
And of course to B natural had to B abarp
Enough to abide In a flat ;
Engagement Anriotmqed
The following; i taken from a. St
Iouia paper and will be. of interest her
-bnr Mis Dixon formerly lived:
Misa Mary Lee Dixon is writing notes
to her friends telling them of her en-
gagement to Barnard Willis. The an-
nouncement cam as somewhat of a sur-
prise as not a rumor of it had been
Miss Dixon is the daughter of Mr.
md Mrs. William Dixon of 6545 Per-
big avenue She cam from the South
having moved her from Houston with
her family six years ago and is related
to the Le family of Virginia.
Miss Dixon was graduted from Hosmer
halPin 1816 and later attended Miss
) (aires' University School for Girls in
tlucsga. War work claimed most of
her time last year and ah was a faithful
worker at the Bed Cross canteen at the
. Union station all last summer.
Mr. Willis is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Willi. MePherson avenue.
ftid a nephew of Mrs. Qporge D. Barnard
lie waa graduated from the University
of Virginia and waa recently discharged
from th army after on year's overseas
sprrie.
Th date of the wedding has not been
decided apon.
Dance for Miss Leslie
A charming Informality marked the
mplimntar danc given for Miss
Helen Leslie of San Antawto Monday
evening at the Launch eta. Miss Lillian
O'Brien being hostess on this delightful
occasion. The guests motored down to
tii dub. The natural beauty of the dub
ffurroundine is sack that no decoration
is needed and son waa attempted Dainty
handoainted dance cards held ton usual
number of dances and extras. The punch
bowl in iU setting of ferns was con-
veniently placed and delicious Punch was
served during the evening. The list of
guests has been given but the following
trnmes should be added: Misses Janie
Karthman. Margaret Blanc Cecile Berry-
uiao and Jake Tilley.' --.. .
Chriim Endeavor Parly
A party' of Christian Endeavorers went
to Galveston Thursday. After an en
joyable swim in the gulf they had supper
on the beach' and met with the Galveston
City anion officers and the convention
-ommittei"ahd discussed plans; for the
Houston district convention to be held
in Galveston at the ' First Presbyterian
church an October 10 to 12. .The party
included Mrs. N. R. Hawkins Misses
Marguerite Cammack Jessie B. Hutts
Mabel Brelsford Frances Cammack
Mesara. N. R. Hawkins George Williams
Hiram Brelsford Edwards WaddeU Tom
Crosby Herbert Cammack Kenneth
UarUuim. '
Jaunt to Sylvan Beach
" Aasotut these motoring to Sylvan Beach
Friday evening t enjoy bathing dinner
and dancing was a party chaperoned by
11. and Mrs. Dan Bran including Miss
liva Bogera Mrs. H. O. Jones Miss
. Frank! Derden and Messrs. Nap Rocker
of Dallas Ova Daigle and Robert Richard
of Lak Charles.Party for Bride-Elect
Honoring Miss Elis Heidingsf elder.
bride-elect of next week Miss Julia
Frankel wiS entertain the members of
the bridal party and the family at the
met dansante next Monday evening.
W eek End in Galoeston
Miss Daisr Harris of Beaumont. Misf
Alleett Stewart Messrs. Robert Tnrhm
and William K. Norton of New Orleans
formed the personnel of a party enjoying
the week end at Galveston.. .
Mary Langdon Society
Mary Langdon society will meet Tueat
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. J. O. Eicke 4120 Caroline.
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Mis Nina 8ima spent the week-end
with Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Gray.
Mrs. O'Brien Stevens is the guest of
Mrs. W. F. Barnes in. San Antonio.
Mrs. A. F.'Lwnm of Bay City is visit-
ing Mrs. W. H. Williama this week.
Miss Brookate Gilliam will arrive this
week to visit her sister Mrs. John T.
Wyse.
Miss Louise Carleton of Taylor is the
Siest of .Mrs. Dr. Sinclair Houston
eight. t
Miaa Edna Brown is visiting in Beau-
mont this week the guest of her sister
Mr. C. L. MoUers.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McDonald are
visiting their mother Mrs. J. E. Lock-
wood In San Antonio for a few days.
Miss Frances Buckner motored over
from Beaumont Friday and will spend
two weeks with her uncle E. H. Buck-
ner. Mis Bessie Griffiths returned Satur-
day from Chicago where she enjoyed her
studies and she wilL resume teaching at
once.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C Dill have returned
from a visit to their old home in Ala-
bama stopping en route for a day in
Beaumont with friends.
- Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kerr have gone
on a tone oi several nortnern states and
will visit friends in Kansas City St
Louis Detroit and Chicago. .
. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Leopold are en-
taining their sifter and niece. Mrs. W. E.
Leopold and Miss Evelyn Warburton .of
Houston. Galveston Tribune.
Mrs. J. E. Coalson and daughter. Miss
Margaret . fjoalson. have returned from
a three months' visit to relatives and
friends in Louisiana and Florida.
. t .is.-- -it '
Mr. and Mrs. John Logue and Miss
Katherin Logne hire returned from a
trip of several weeks to California all
the points - of interest having been
visited.
Mrs. A. W. Wagner and little daughter
and Miss Julia Franks! Itav returned
horn after a very delightful visit to Gal-
veston spending two weeks at the
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Miss Lncil Jackson has as her guest
Miss Katharine Todd of Austin who ar-
rived Sunday afternoon. Many informal
courtesies tar being planned for her
pleasure. i a-v:; : -
Mrs. W. F. Leonard 'and little daugh-
ter. Ina Ruth and Mr. Charles Lindaey
and daughter. Bnbv NelL of North Texai
are the gueste of their sister Mrs. J. O.
jacison. ; . -Nj
Miss Lucretla Watson left Thursday to
spend remainder of the summer with Miss
Margery Dorranc- in Michigan' where
the Dorrance have taken a house for the
summer. - t '
' Mrs. S. F. Carter Mrs. Edward Lfflo
Crain and Lfflo Crain Jr. leave today to
Join Mrs. Guy M. Bryan at Boulder
Colo for the rest of the summer. Mr.
Crain will Join them .in September.
Mrs. I. T. Cox of Hemphill accom-
panied by her two daughters Misa Cath-
erine Cox and Mrs. H. A. Engel and son
of New Brunswick N. J. are spending
a few days at the Rice en route home
after a stay of several weeks in Galves-
ton. -
Mrs. V. J. Millla and danchter. Miss
Lucille left Monday for St Louis where
they will visit the former's brother and
family Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Williams. Be-
fore returning home they will also visit
several weeks with relatives in South-
east Missouri.
Miss Margaret Jones the attractive lit.
tie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C
Jones of Houston arrived Saturday for
a visit with Misa Maude Parker in Mag
nolia avenue. Plans ar in the making
for a number of picnics and parties this
week in honor ot Miss Margaret Beau'
moat Enterprise. ?
Rev. D. LI' Dillon Qipsen -i
St. PioinaCollege Head
Rev. D. L. DiDon graduate of the
University of Toronto baa been appoint-
ed president of i Si Thomas coHegs
Austin and Hadley streets to aucceed
Rev. J. C. Ploraer.
Rev. Mr. Dillon is a native of Texas
a fact rather novel in the; brotherhood
because compartively ' few priests - are
native - son of - Texas He atadled
pedagogy for a. year at the Unlvraity
of Toronto in order to fit hlmttlf for
service with the Basillan Fathers a
teaching brotherhood. For the last two
Stars he has been on of the ataC of
t Thomaa college and his promotion
comes as a reward ot earnest ana em-
dent service
Rev. Mr. Plomer ends a three-year
presidency of Bt Thomaa and a six
years' residence in Houston bv hia trans
ference through the headouartera of the
Basilian Fathers to the presidency of
Assumption college; Sandwich Ontario.
Hia service was not entirely bound within
the limita of hia scholastic work during
this period for he was chaplain of the
Knights of Uoiumbui for two terms and
chaplain of Camp Logan during Its ex-
istence -i
St Thomas college waa established 20
years ago and Ha graduatea number
many among the business and profes-
sional men of Houston. Other additions
to the staff ot teachers are contemplated
for this year. The fall term commence!
September 9
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r Sometime the result are good but often
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Experienced cooks all over the country have
learned that by inaldng pnservir syrup vvith
i Earo (Reef Label) and 4 fwgar-instead
of all sugar they not only get better pre
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going to turn out
This fine dear Kara Syrup is a wonderful
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a natural afiBnity for the fruit juices. It blends
the sugar with the juice and brings out the '
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with a more . delicious and delicate flavor.
Jellies will always "jell" and your jams be
firm and mellow-" Vcandying' in the glass.
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mouth membranesas many ex-
perimenters have discovered.
It is that chance 'that possible
misapplication of drugs' which has
made thinking people wary of
experimenting with drugged
dentifrices.
Besides they know that a denti-
frice cannot be expected to do
safely more than clean and polish
the teeth; and that Dr. Lyon's
has performed this delightful ser-
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