The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-31

society Editor repeats once more
anonymous communications viii re-
~ attention in these columns.
sr,t bali OF the Light Guard club
lns Wednesday night WINS a very brit
n ~" ,,ley event calling together ais
y, "a elite OF our city and combining
.i, the elements Of social success.
'1,1s,raflons were lavish, tasteful and
4 ksi As was most fitting in military
w. hall bunting IN the Light Guard
~ aud blue, was freely used, both
~ IAN room and supper room, the
Il MS beug crossed ana rCcrossel with
strlns draped from corner to corner
se,s. chinese lanterns were effectively
ahug the bunting on the bah room
g.r The dais at tho north end was
\ -'sssi In the center with Southern
4 -poy and hanging moss, while q pretty
a ~ rent az each end gave n martial
a ,lcturesoue air TO the room, Increased
4 I. he racks fun o. guns ON the sides OF
\. bau. Strains OF harmony from behind
n screen. 10 which hundreds of merry
y. kent time, the dainty Coloriug of la
y. gowns the rosy faces lighted IN
IN sparzllng eyes, the CHEEKY laughter
4 Ia hight badinage all formed an en-
Fs-ble Of beauty and grace charming to
y and hear. The decorations began with
4, stair ratings, which were covered
I'M southern smilaN and moss. the
rrrsinr green OF the vino lighting UP
N, sol grey tints of the moss, which in
~ give grace and softDess to the vine.
,yaipg can exceed the exquisite harmony
|-,iueed By blending these Two charac-
.,,isiie Southern decorative plants, which
H. reprolucrj IN every room. In the
s,iar Of The large entrance hail was "a
.sy ragola decorated with the same
-.aa and groy tle center Of the roof
Is,rbIng an immense Japanese umbrella
I'm the tips of which hung the quaint
.,rsr lanterns Of Japan. Within this
IN shelter was bowl ~ delicate and
|smldss punch. Mrs McIIhenny, Mrs.
|piAarit and Miss Gusaia supeuuteudeI
Il, supper which was delicious abundant
|ta admirably served. About If o'clock
In. McllGeuuy BEGAN moving quietly
Il ring the older guests, dispatChing couple
sef couple 10 The supper room, manag-
II the whole affair So cleycrly that every
Flst was served and yet the room was
Yer overcrowdod. no list of guests hay
Z been preserved, any whose names
Il left ont viii kindly pardon the omls-
T., In taking the names OF an ever
svng crowd Of two or three hundred
|wple, these mistakes win occur There
'rge present Mr. and Nirs Childress, Cap
sa and Mrs Beichardt, Mrs Mcllhenny,
~ and Mrs liushmore Mr.. and Mrs.
\. r. Jones MIR. and Mrs. palfrey, Mr.
iri Mrs Bryant of Richmoud Nr and
yn. Percy Lehman of Sugar Land, Mr.
"a Mrs VIM. C. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs
4 G, Lidsouc, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pice Mr. and Mrs Robert Chatham,
NJ and Mrs George FELTON,, Mr.. and
Ms Henry r.. Ring. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gh NJ Tauafarro, Mr. and Mrs. Carr
AH Ella p0wney, Mr.. and Mrs VIM
ssrrelt lIr. and Mrs. John Shearn, AIR.
's3 Mrs Appehy Mr.. and Mrs. J. X
? GlIaspIo, Mr. and Mrs. Henry c.
HoHsa Mrs Galager OF Cincinnati Mr..
I'd Mrs. Thomas Beard, Mr., and Mrs,
rs A. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
TNte Of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr., and Mrs.
l ]. McKoeyer, Jr., Mrs. c, W. Taylor
q Caldwell Mr.. and Mrs, Alonzo NJ.
GAty, Mr. and Mrs. J.. r. Moves Mrs.