A Heights news column of about 1904–05 reports that the Musical and Social Club met at the home of Mrs. A. J. Bolton at Twentieth Avenue and Yale Street, elected officers for the year, and created the office of corresponding secretary, to which Mrs. E. L. Rugg, of the corner house at 1102 Harvard, was elected. The same column notes the Heights’ two new weekly papers, the Houston Heights Signal and the Suburbanite.
Houston Post, Heights column, about 1904–05 (the crop carries no date): the Musical and Social Club meets at the home of Mrs. A. J. Bolton and elects Mrs. E. L. Rugg corresponding secretary.
