The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
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Miss julia raphael wore black chiHon
d waist. trimmed in Renaissance lace and
a black silk skirt
G Miss Cora Jacobs wore cream silk with
a waist of striped yellow and white silk.
lace and silver tinsel trimming.
Miss Mollie Harris wore black bro
cad,d skirt and light blue ,repc waist.
\ trimmed in blue moussollne de s)ie.
Miss Rosa Lyons OF Galveston w1"e ~
low silk ribbon, garnituros and crimson
roses
Miss Theresa Roos wore pale pink null
over light blue silk, with forget -nots
across the Corsage.
Miss Ester Halff wore a Grccian gov
Jewel trimmings
Miss Bella Hslr wore blue silk with
blue point de esprit and trimming Of white
ostrich feathers.
Miss Lillian Neusbaum wore black
silk waist. with fluffy chiffon over the
shoulders.
Miss Mol!e Wcsthcimer wore very
pretty blue crepe with pearl trimmings.
Miss Harriet Levy wore light blue silk.
with chic ruflcs Of embroidered mousselino
de sole over the shoulders and Jewel trim
ming
Miss Ebersohn wore pink brocade COW
cred with mousselire &c so'e w h &C. rdiln
| pleated effect on the waist. and lace and
rich mink trimming.
Miss Della KAN wore cream enbroid-
erred point de esprit over yellow brucais.
and pink roses She wore her hair in The
! diroctoire style
Miss Kaufman OF New Orleans wore a
blue taif.ta skirt covered with white or
candle ard waist striped in blue satin
ribbon. She wore FORGET me nots.
The delightful feature OF the society ball |
was the social genialiiy 1t is the first af- !
fair of the kind which has occurred among |
the Jewish people for some time and was |
therefore the more enjoyable The music |
was inspiring ana the dances all very |
pretty. The supper WAS delicious and every |
feature complete in all it's appointments
ON Monday evening the Third Ward High
Five club met with MIR. and Mrs ".
Raphael on Rusk avenue
The prizes were won by Miss Julia
Raphael and Mrs. Rosen,hal, MIR. Adolph
RooS and Mr. jules Hirsh. Miss West
heimer won the guests prize.
The refreshmcnis from Colby's were
particularly novel consisting Of Individual
oyster loavos and very acceptable they
proved FOR winter party.
The club meets next with .ir. and Mrs.
Jules liirsh.
on Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ley X. Ewing entertained at their delight
full home on Clay aud Fannin stress the
committee which met to consider the bill
fer a new Judicial district in Harris coun.
ty. After long discussion and interchansi
of ideas respecting the bill which haze
been drafted the gentlemen were askeJ
to dinner Al haN past e oclock.
The table decorations were 81 green sni
pink The Hat ceater7eoe vas .s-nci o.
pink roses white 49,; ~ able Ne,e
wined vines o; The dsiz; Is; greer 81
each place was a 1-e1iy to-to-r!e- &
green and pink so~ert I.
Tho dinner. which vat elegant in all i,s
appointments, WAS serset 20 ave courses.
From coffee 10 cigars 10 the natural step
at stag party and the sqaial company.
The mutual Interest IN the bill which IS %
be put before the Legislature. made the ,
conversation unusually pleasant
II Is the d sire among he Houston bar A..
rIaters to make these social flnc ions more
frequent and surely Mr. and Mrs. Ewing ,
have contributed very much by their hos
ptality to the social feeling among the
Present were the following gentlemen ,
Presley n. Ewing chairman o; commit a
Zee
Norman G. Klitrol.
Frank $ Burke t
James \. breeding g
T. Il. Spotis.
Major " II Crank, chairman Of bar I
meeting and ex-offcio member OF above I
s
Hon, Waller s. Burns. State senator Il
elect.
Hon, W. NJ. Holland. representative. C
aiect.
Mr. w b Goodwin Of The Post. s
Note Hon. John r Browne. represent \
aliye-olect, unayoidahy absent |
on Thursday Mrs William Henry Crank J
gave O'Clock luncheon In honor Of Mrs. g.,
Ben For, Smith Of Galveston.
Tho table was very dainty, with fis {
green and white decorations The low !
was particularly attractive. r
ormcd Of sweet narcissuB. Two tail can /
ielebra, with white shades IN the form OF 9
he flowers burned white candles
The setting OF the table was particularly I
iandsoue Al each plate on the right were I
i've liver forks. graduating in Vie. and !
N the left were three spoons, one for toun- 9
on. fancy souvenir ana q SMALL alter
Inner coffee. Above the forks we're three
nj wiae glasses and lu front OF he ulate
vas tiny cut glass bowl with a patty of I
'utt'r ncaticd in parsley aud an iadi sdual Q
alt or cut-glass, with a Icweled salt spoon :
beside H.
Sprays Of fern and jcssaminc were scat Q
Greg mere and there on the table with III
isilc carelessncss and vines of smilax ran ,
. ana out among them. A. each plate were
ards engraved with the name OF the riest
u honor and the name OF the lady occupy
ng the place
The Indies were handsome in their Kew !
winter gowns and bonncis. Mrs Fort
smith In "A lovely Paris gown Of green plll
md white rose point lace looked espocinly v
harmng. @'''''
The luncheon, which was served in sic !
nent Tho guests were
Mrs, William Henry Crank 1
YRS nen Fort smith, Mrs Il. +. Wec,ns, c
VIZ frosley Is Ew- Mrs Howard Smith.
Ihb Mrs r. T., fiumblcn.
Mrs seaorook sgd Mrs. Rufus Cage.
nor, Mrs. Wm Crane
mrs ~ {. Drew, Mrs Harry Dumhle,
Mrs Edwin Parker Mrs Arthur c.rgut' I
After luncheon B.. t.4s.- 49, 4