The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29

brcadclo,h, tied with bows Of pink more
ribbon at the corners.
A very pretty device effected the choice
Of partners. The president Of the club held
aoft a bunch Of ribbons of varied hucs.
the gentlemen catching the ends on one
side and the ladies on the other. Then b1th
pulled ard merry group OF partners hoid-
ing ribbons, crlss ciosstd in every direc-
ton. vas the result
Friday night Of last week. the friends Oh
Dr. Rankin rendered him a farewell recep-
ton a; Shearn chapel
A supper was served by the members OF
the Epwor,h League The ac1r9tions,
lastly arranged. consisted of yellow anu
white chrysanthomums in bouquets. ana
strewn loosely about the mnntcl and tables.
Under tn pc trait o u. a. s epherd whl III
hangs above the mantel, was leasue cross
of yellow and white chrysan'hemums the
colors being Identical with those OF the
order
The farewell reception was under tho
supervision Of the literary and musical
committees of the league. which are COM
prsed of Miss Edith House, Mr.. Ire Camp
bell Miss Halle Todd, Miss Willie Todd,
| Mr. Gus Heyne, Mr.. George Moore, Mr..
John Normand and Miss l.. f. Hurley The
music was in charge of Mrs. Bujac.
The following programme was rendered:
Piano-Trio from "Tannhaus r. Wagner
Misses Celeste Bujac, Eta Davis, Mrs. 9.
A. Buiac.
song--"d'Unc Mutt d'Ete" Mendelssohn
Mrs. Dearborn Byrd and Mrs, Bujac.
| Galop--" Brillante'' ........... go. Smith
Piano Duet. Mrs. Bujac and Miss Davis
| Piano Duet--"Fnust" .Gounod
| Mrs. d. Byrd and Mrs G. A. bujac,
| Following this Miss l.. Il. Hurley read
a paper. wise and Othcrwiae.."
Tho many people present were unanl-
nous in their regret at the departure of the
beloved minister.
After the football game on Thursday, The
Misses Konison of Galveston were Invited
by friends to the Capitol. where great
many young people of both Houston and
Galveston called and n delightful evening
was spent in chat and dancing Refresh
mens were daintily served during the
evening.
How shall the description of a football
game read? Shall it be thus First line UP
resulted in a buck through Galveston's
center of two yards, then six yards, then
two yards and Ave yards. Three minutes
time called to allow Druesdow to recover
from hurt. 1t seemed now that Galveston
me line and hu tn so'nnha1,s , ,m.ous
Hnuston vn,Ii9 have ,,ssad S,o,''ti,. d1
Tho ftni1 toi,,,' ru' iHo s.e''.ms wv
hau ,bi', ',, ~ ,uiaNe NV yarns, tiie
tncd ~, w , Mno iluehily
~, NJ '''N ii""5,O" my ou' 'aiieu 10 maze
.uo e'essIIE i've yaras gam and the
ptHSNii l.H 70 'ne lot OF houston VINO
puf'ou the DIN steauiiy toward calves
'oh Foai loF llVe ana SIX ana seven yard !
p!uchy runs ana DUCKS by Druesdow, land |
cn7'e,"d or'''sto, '''''h IL" S"'aS ol inc
nS,c,,s -,,1 rt,,.I.i.,s 800,
bucAs ana pigsklhs and t0nchdowns arc |
very interesting, but perhaps on the so
clety page ms would seem more natur
al u.avl ip'lSh'
eoi ijesl''e tne alsasreeanie weather many
soeic'y people made the grand stand gay,
In. ne scheme OF decoration was novel and
lent an eiectiya bac Sor oIe fo %. t me in
and white strearers which we're observed
in all parts Of the field and for the occa-
Siona suggestion Of blue and gold. These
In fffp al.