The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 24, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 16, 1908 Page: 11 of 16
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In Tomorrow's Post for an article on
"Corsets by one of the leading corset
authorities of America. It will be brim-
full of points that will be of interest
to every woman. Be sure to read it!
SATISFACTION
A BIG WORD THAT TELLS THE 8T
SWIFT B
ine cream that made Its mark In a mm
In a flash. It was hettpr than all the b
Dealer and consumer recognised this In
mourns snui when they ve round a good
But YOU happen to be one of those wh
BETTERNESS of the Houston Ice Crea
Let us deliver you one gallon half or q
'.wish to serve.
1 (IT'S IN EVERY
HOUSTON ICE
1708 Washington ST.
"We 8hlp E
Cafe Sauter
certs Every Evening from 7 to 11. The coolest place in the
city to enjoy yoor meals. Quick noon loach. Vist our Delica-
tessen next door. G. F. SAUTER Proprietor.
EVERYTHING
At IrOWEST PRICf& at
loos Texas avcntje
Oil EffiiftirB8(l
AMMVVWWMWAMAeaaj
The girl who goes a-vlsltlng whether
tt be for a fortnljht or a week end.
should strive to be so very charming
that her hostess would experience a feel-
ing of real regret at hei departure and
not. as so often Is the case breathe a
Igtl of relief.
The following list of "things to re-
anember" I clipped from an exchange &
short while ago. There are some rather
clever suggestions and It wouldn't be a
bad Idea for some of you girls to read
them over; '
Be punctual St meals.
Don't ma lie engagements until you con-
sult your hoateea.
Don't write to friends and ask them to
.call until you are ure (Jiat such visitors
Will be welcomed h your hostess.
Don't have your bceakfast brought to
your room unless the hostess urges tt.
Don't fall to provide your own writing
paper stamps and pen.
Carry your own soap and washcloth.
Attend to your own laundry and be
prompt about paying for 1L
Don't follow your hostess In all her
tasks. Let her have some time to her-
Mil.
Don't play the piano while the children
are taking a nsp.
i Don't Insist upon talking to the host
When he Is smoking his after dinner cigar
aliri reading the evening psper
i Don't let young men who call on you In
evening remain until midnight
Don't stay beyond the day set for your
departure onless something unusual hap-
pens and the hostess urges It.
Take a half hour every morning for
putting away your clothes and straight-
ening your room. Don't loave everything
to the housemaid.
About to Be Photographed.
.Recently I wns converting with an
SCrtlst about photography and he said:
' '1A1I of my failures at leaxt the ma-
jority are due to the persons them-
selves. Women eorae here to hare their
photographs taken and before coming
they don their finest clothes vltlt a hair
dresser who dresses the hair In a manner
which the owner never wears It. and the
result I that nine women out of tea will
look at the proof and remark about It not
being natural. Of course It Is not nat-
ural. This la one reason why kodak work
is so greatly appreciated for people are
not bo overrareful about posing of drees
itig for a cheap picture consequently the
result In most Instances la thoroughly
satisfactory The result is not the fault
ef the camera bat the eagerness of
Women to resort to too many artificial
Ineens for a picture that will flatter."
There s a world of truth In the fore-
'(otng and you Who are IhtnfUntf of
having photographs made 'will te visa
to reed tt It Is "sort or' tuN like
to tiare a picture) flatter ue te a 4ertat
extent yet I am suis none of'us want
them so .unlike our everyday selves that
eur most Intimate friends (all to recog-
Sise us.
Spanish Women.
As regards their wardrobe generally
sh women unless their means are
Bdo not concern themselves with the
styles.
A really food black silk which oan
wera at ohuroh and on occasions of
ceremony satisfies mothers and daugh-
r fere when Irfbomes are smatl. Hired as a
bride In a country town a girl will wear
black sIHt for the religious deremony a
' white veil and wreath betnf the ealy re-
IVK. .'
itm us a nwr.v ""'""-f V" "I"
Mallau tHa
les sne nianiy ."wvumjw wtiniv-
- tneat of apanlsk. women.
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II -tnem 01 apanisn wwm. -mey ri-
1 aWves ends Irteroto sjlka weep otously
1 1 throughout anal-ohok wltH fobs wett the
1llts rkH at-tha.artd -tha eerrlae reeo
J 1 -y eaeki wit etrearnlne: eye. J J-e-.i k
JL. .im.Ib aeit brtstW with eererhon.
i.n a first visit u paw tna poeieear
ORT OF HOUSTON ICE CREAM CO'8
UCCJfifiS.
ute: Houston Ice Cream Jumped Into fame
euer Kinds right from the berlnnlnir.
Jiffy time. You Just can't keep people's
thing. Bo THE STORY TRAVELED
o haven't lookM Into the WONDERFUL
m Co.s product. Get on the Quality Cart
uarter gallon promptly at the hour you
BODY'S MOUTH.)
CREAM CO.
verywhere."
Phone 787.
You meet the best people in our
Family dining room upstairs. Con
SEE US FOR
DIAMONDS
JEWELRY CO.
to 'WnnQiB
says at parting-: "Tour honor has taken
possession Of your house for all I have is
yours."
If anything during the call la admired
the remark follows at once: "It Is at
your dlsitbeaL"
But the hostess would he very surprised
If you- took her et bet word and helped
yotrreelf to anything you fancied laer
answer Is merely a forss and not meant
to be taken seriously.
It Isn't the most enviable thing In the
world .to be without money In any ooun- .
try. But ye gods! aren't you thankful
you don't belong to the middle class of
Spanish? Jnst fancy wearing a Mack silk
dress forever and eternally. And cen you
conceive of any one being married In a
black silk dress with a veil and wreath
of white? '
Large Puff Are Out
The hairdressers are advising their
hair-dressed clients to avoid the puff as
they would the Merry Widow hat.
It has had Its day. It became too com-
mon for Its oWn welfare.
The quarter ya-d of small puffs on a
string pinned around the back H the
head are now out of first fashion sa
well aa the large puffs wont Just below
the crown. '
It la not amiss to make one or two
soft flat puffs of your pwn hair In 11m
center of the head; but the rows f
puffs are as second-class already aa the
pointed pontpadeur.
Of course the majority do not think
so. but they will fall Into the ways of
ttie minority very soon who have al-
ready discarded puffs for more shapls
hatr-dresslpft.
This vriy. be bad news .for those who
have put the largest part of their pln-
money Into yards of perfeotly-lovely-and-rrnulnO-hutnaTr-halr-puffs."
I for
one will be delighted to see some if
them banished. They are very fetching1
when they are of genuine hair glossy
cloan and artistically need bat I em so
tired of the numbers of walking carlca-
t u res one sees at every turn.
Can the Athletic Woman B Grace-
fall (From an Exchange.)
The girl who goes In for stthfetlos is
rarely graceful. There are. f eourea.
women who go In tor all form of vio-
lent exercise and yet are graceful hot
they .are the exception and Opt ther fill.
Fencing dancing horeebaok rid hag en-
courage graceful movements but a too
great devotlon to hockey cricket and a
great Many of the gymnasium Cent dee
not. They seam to encourage the de-
velopment of muscular sonaonoa M
the wrong plaow. If the back Is made fur
Ut burden then some of these yewng
women are going to be beavtfr laden In-
deed. 9?
It Is not pretty to see maid en hi low-
necked frocks resembling the Want Her-
cules. ' Tremendous muscle ere not at-
tractive In women. Thear are too sugges-
tive of heavyweight and strsg men ex-
hibitions. A man athlete Is often Vonastfufly
graceful a true descendant C tHW eld
Greek .runner and wrestler with rarl
ously small wrtsto and aawsm Sat so
often the tftri who I a doughty
at amlf. at tenuis heestur. or
pay the prle with a too eturd
or a eiusnaw aakJa. Oraae aao
should go hand In kaod.aad grao shSHili
ot D saartnoea so giant siranorn.
Women are meant to be araoerul
oeful and.
a far a they can manage tt beautiful
and attractive. Nothing will msie a tin
more graoorui anu give ner neamiiut
movements than good danolnc lessons.
Little children should be gent to danclnsf
classe a ary ad polble three year
l n toe) young t begin. . Weeseat who
are beautiful dancer Invariably wall
well and mora groeftalyt whlie bad
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' The fashionable short klrt for
street wear Is ma'le more becom-
ing when a Woman's feet are
dressed In a pair of our handsome
Tan Boots.
KBIIPP&TIJFFLY
nor (est uausi laiqist
BUT LAIOtST HCAUU BEST
lwMUUTl;0:
. COWS-SUITS- SKI RTS
"MARX" Inditjestion Tablets
23c BOX
will core or your money back.
CAPITOL PHARMACY
Open a!! nigbt.
JEWELRY
H. E. RIEMAINN
1007 PRESTON
J. W. WATSON
Just rscelved a fine line of natural
wavy tad straight switches any shade
leslred AIM a fine assortment of
pompadours. Call at Watson's Hair
Dressing and Massage Parlors and see
them.
1018 Te-w Ave. Roastea. Texas
Frock for Small Girl.
A simple little morning frock for a lit-
tle girls Is here pictured the design be-
ing practical either for wash material or
llgtitwetght serge or other doth. Linen
and the heavier cotton fabrics are worn
by most children for house wear all
through the cold weather as they pos-
sess the advantage ot being able to with-
stand frequent launderings but French
flannel cashmere or serge aieo make
very serviceable frocks and in certain
qualities will also stand the teat of soap
and water. The model frock pictured
was In light Mue washable flannel made
with a prettily shaped yoke and a da.
tsusbaMe gutmpe of white batiste.
dancer Is generally clumsy and awkward
In ah" her movements.
There Is nothing that will make a
woman so horribly awkward and ungainly
as when she trtee to adopt the masculine
athletic pose.
Every womam no matter what her du-
tles are should take dally exercise; but
It should be the right kind of exercise
not violent muscle-swelling ungainly ex-
ercise but the kind that tends toward
womanly grace and beautpr
f
Some Favarite Recipe
Crammed Peeohes Select large firm
peaohea pare and remdve the seeds Cook
gently untQ the peachea are done re-
move tnem and boll the liquid until It
becomes a thick syrup. To make a syrup
and not a JeUy. It is necessary to adl
more soger then quickly boll the juice
to form the half cemry. Cool both In-
gredient then mi eech half peach with
shredded raw pineapple pottr over the
fruit little candy Syrup and plaoe a
spoonful of whipped cream on top.
Sandwiches. Toast graham bread;
spread with mixture of minced tongue
ham hard cooked egg yolk sour pickle
and ntayonnakee. Put Manohed lettuoa
leaves between tbe eHceo.
lnaw a la Creme de Mais. This I
on of the favorite souse In New Or-
leans. In making tt the corn a do sen
cara) Is scraped from the cob. after which
Lb cob themaeivee are put into four
quarts of boiling water and left until the
water has been reduced to three quarts.
They are then removed and the corn I
substituted. Cook for half an hour then
press through a sieve. After straining
eaaon liberally with salt and pepper.
Bind with three tableepoonfule of butter
and two of flour weA blended; when
thick add a Plot f hot cream; remove
from the heat and add two well-beaten
M yolk to give the finishing touch to
a delicious soup.
OHUed Bardlnes.-Orllled aardbtej are
dainty fbr the midday meal and so are
at 4 aaaa wJllebAa avtinli at Van Tl rBk BTsas. Bawt 1kn
.the following way.- Split open a number
of fat sa mines ana remove in ueeas ana
bejckbone. Make the stuffing of rwo
hard-boiled aggm. irrmced. a plaoe of onion
some bread crumbs and a tew drops of
lemon Jufc. Mix this together wall and
spsead a thMtnas between tbe halves
ofeacb sardine then place the fish In a
dish and pour evar them a gwneroue awm-
tlty ' of tomato sauce: sprinkle with
brped crumb ens); place In the even to
WI itT n Xt TOTJH 1RICK.
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A thousand thousand uns are set
Since I was stricken of the light.
Melt sail drown beak and prow but yet
Inheres the Soul
on
Flight.
Te flndera of U path through air
Because ye think It shall be done.
I In my breast such thought did bear
While falling fionj the sun!
Te shall not fall I iu not fall
The tldeleaa def) shall own man's sway;
Though drown your prow and melt your
sway '
One yet shall clear. t Is way.
To Merriment
BT MltfS QIULLA HOS8FELD.
Yesterday s gone tomorrow may not
come.
The past Is over and the future dumb;
The wisest know not what may come W
pass
Be merry now and each man fill bis
glass.
Morgan town. N. C.
Honstonian With Dramatic Com-
pany. Mr. W. E. Kendall arrives today In
New Orleans having come from New
York on the Comtii.
He will join tne
company now playing "Under tbe Green-
wood Tree" in New Orleans. In this
company are
Dexter.
Florence Davis and Elliott
Meeting of Special Importance.
A called meeting of the Oran'M. Rob-
erts chapter. United Daughters of the
Confederacy la to be held this afternoon
in the parish house of Christ church.
All members are strongly urged to be
present as matters of importance are to
be discussed.
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In Honor of Visitor.
On Saturday evening of this week Miss
Madeline Longcope will entertain quite
informally In compliment to Miss Hor-
lock of Navasota. who la visiting In
Houston.
Meeting- of JJ. CI T. Auxiliary.
The Ladies' Auxiliary council 68. of the
United Commercial Travelers will hold
Its regular monthly meeting thl after
noon at 3J0 in the parlora of the Bristol
hotel.
Hazel Don't you think she look artifi-
cial? ICthel-Yea. but that's natural.
Society Personals.
Q. 3. Palmer has returned from his trip
to Fort Davis.
W. P. Hobby of Beaumont spent yes-
terday in Houston.
John Laboulsse of New Orleans Is a
guest at the Macatee.
Mrs. Lulu Packhard la to spend the
winter In New York city.
Mrs. T. B. Lunn left this morning for
Ia Urangs to visit her parents.
Miss Jennie Hutchlns of Houston Is the
guest of Mrs. W. T. Magee at Pearland.
Mrs. Will Masterson returned yester-
day morning from Tennessee and Ala-
bama. v
Mrs W. E. Fltsgerald Is expected home
cn Friday from her visit to ner father's
ranch. i
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Lnnn have recently
moved Into their new home at 604 Fair-
view avenue.
Mrs. Charles Parks and Miss Hattle
Wednesday and
Thursday
September
Uth Uth
Never before liave we
displayed such beau-
tiful millinery as we
nave this season. The
showing of our Fall
Millinery is
ever exhibited in the
city off Houston.
E. fUMEM iS
Mrs. Will Jones and Master Hllford are
now In New Tork. where they will re-
main for the opening of the grand opera
season.
Mr. snd Mrs. J. W. Parker returned
yesterday morning via the Southern Pa-
cific steamer Antelles from a visit to
New York end Waahlngton.
Benjamin Hadley Dyer left laat night
for the Texas university via Ban Antonio
where he will visit Leon Rusk for several
days after which both of them will go
to Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Flndley Randle of Ken-
tucky who are. now In Yellowstone park
on their bridal trip will arrive soon to
visit Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Neal at the
Rice.
Neal.
The Randies are cousins of Mrs.
Miss' Mamie Gearing la expected home
on Thursday. She comes from a delight-
ful month of real vacation which she
Repent In New England after having com-
leted her special course of study In Co-
nnbla college.
Mrs. Horace Booth and her daughters.
Misses Moselle and Mathllde. returned
yesterday morning and are. of course en-
thusiastic In speaking of the glorious good
times tjiey have had as to guests of the
Jones' in North Conway this summer.
St Agnes Academy Opens.
St. Agnes' academy opened for the
academlo year on Monday with a large
attendance. Many students from other
flaees enrolled. In addition to a large
ocal enrollment and the school begins
another session with splendid prospects.
The Dominican- Slaters In whose charge
St. Agnes' Is conducted has won a large
place as eduoators'ln the estimate of the
public and the constant advance of the
academy Is a matter of gratification.
Hleke Capudlne Cures Has dacha.
Whether from colds heat stomach or
nervous troubles. No acetanllld'or dan-
gerous drugs. It's liquid and acts Im-
mediately. Trial bottlC loc. Regular sis
Kc snd toe at all druggists.
WE HAVE IT AT TOUR PRICE.
That particular suit you are going to
get for fall. R. L. Morris A Co. Tailors.
1103 Congress svenue. Suits to order
US up.
HOUSTON DRUG CO
Wholesale
Cor. Preston and Caroline Etc.. Houstoa.
DRUGB. PATENT MEDICINBSv
DRUGK310TS' SUNDRIES.
Complete Stock. Mall Order Honorably
Filled.
the bst J
LUZIANNElk
gErOTl
Q JJcoSTf A LITTLE BUT TrOTtrtW
WLMANNECfECiff
f With fc dahuoes flawr. dtslMcbe
VouaJi(ydouWc tkeafk and leostrakM
J price ofknu5l SBiiJe.clory PS
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ally artistic
Seems 'as though every rainbow color along
wifti others is here. - Little twists and quirl
nestled with wings and ribbons gives to each
hat thot air of the more expensive tailored hats.
$2.25 to $5.00 not much to pay.
' Hats for morning wear tend to be small
though there are variations adapting it to all
faces $2.25 tQ. $5.04
Monday Mornind at 9o'Q
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The School Bells 1VU1
RING! RING! MNG!
ANY a little girl
day with a downcast look envying other
little girls who had new hats. Don t let your
little girls start the term this way. It's not neceay
sary. One corner of our new Millinery Salon
will be devoted to Children's School Hats fell
week. Bring the little girl down and let her see
the profusion of new headwear in all the pretty
colors and trimmings. $1.25 will send your
girl to school Monday with head high in the air
or up to $3.00 or $4.00 can be paid with the
value af every price.
1 n I I' ill h f
THE RICHELIEU RESTAURANT
"TOT ntlDE
THi WEST AMD
B. HIRSCH. FraprWior
AST YEAR we served 378198 BAKERY
LUNCHES. Houston has a a-i"
populaUon oi about ' 86000. U U K iJ
Somebody most have
613 MAM
m
I Wtstf II 1 I ff
wailfi- ''tV
jf'S . 'Hl "i
.eaw'-vc.aTTf-fTJ r-A's - - r alt
the Millin-'
ery Salon are be-
stir these days and
the appearance of
these first-to-be-"
seen ready-to-wear
hats while
simple are 8d per-
fect in contour
rfm that tbev are re-
ock
has gone to school the first
OF H0UST0H"
BEST IM TUB SOUTH
1010.1012 Ctigrja
come back.
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