The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-13
TAYLOR.
PERSONALLY

!, ueIen Brady spent Sunday ir
n with the home folks.
Mamie Woodward spent Easter al
5 Ruth s;all is visiting in Round
Dr. Taley Of Temple returned
SATURDAY after spending week
/ Mrs, II. II. Tallcy
Misses Dever OF Georgetown haze
med home.
aco, she returned to her school
Mamie shaver Of Austin Is visiting
{aunt, Mrs. Henry Suders.
Win Hume is home from San An
she intends making that city her
q Jennie Nlarse is visiting In Austin
p. J.. Allard OH Sunday morning
number of little ones at her home
HIS Fs ster eggs.
: o'clock sunday morning more than
| a hundred tiny ones gathered on the
of Mrs. c. II. Payne and spent
.happiest While hunting eggs and
and Mrs. Howard Bland gave a
tharning Caster rarity to the young
! on Monday evening. The spacious
had been lastly decorated with
land white roses. vines and plants.
| The door the guests Were met by
Miss X.lla and Master Royal Bland
scored TO the dining rooms by
- Leah Bland "a, and Mamie spans;
Is Si5ss. Bush. Brady. N,unn, Won
kni Woodall who proved most de-
Hi assistants to the hostess during
orchs--r, Furnished very beautiful
: through the merry hours. to the
Of winch many figures glided In the
Innsi delicious menu was served by
lanes Woodall, Hafner. Payne ard
hedy. al,
inc Mrs Nicer, gor and Miss i'esse
HI delighted all by the rendition of
/ and Mrs. Bland with their corps
kaitiful assistants have given to the
& people another happy evening long
Thursiay night Miss Mary Wendell,
ker beautiful home. entertained the
ne circle and It's friends in char
f. parry. \ number did not go en-
kme. hut enjoyed as much as the
& dect,hrrlng their friends. A more
estiuc sr,ne can not be imagined
was Thu "a the beautiful and gro
h. Mingled IN the rooms. Roll call
heard. each giving n charact eristic
In from ihc one they We're inner
ling. Miss Magsia. Angus ms saman-
Alien. in an old-fashionei gown.
Ii, smooth hair and evcr-presert knit
was highly appreciated Miss Root
the Widows somber rarb and. az
pa f3otNu was u perfect success.
Mary Nendal In sweet. primitive
Mrs. Woodward rs lone. |
Mrs Cummings" was much en-
:. Miss sophia Shaw IN a lovely
dress and a head wreath OF roWerH.
a beautiful ophelia. Mrs. McGrosor
lrs.. MalaproP wore = quaint g oM,i |
Of the most erioyahls charaecters OF
svenng. Miss Mira Wright, ii nnri- +,
gown. was charming Priscilla, |
Lille Gnhmert. In correct costume, |
an excellent Katrina Van Ttssel'
res millions In It." was a decided |
Rim Van Wrinkle has never been !
rsonated better than by Mr.. Wiley |
EFT His suit was battered ana old, |
ocks We're shaggy and gray. ms gun
IN ana rusty. Miss Mnggic Manle, |
pretty back gown and fschu, white |
glasses AMI powdered hair. was |
some grandmother as described by |
ySon
dame De Fargo In the person of
Hottie shaw would have met the
wal Of Dickens could he have seen
stendlr knitting, seeing nothing
H. Miss Neppie Woodw iri, in even
toilette. high couture and stately
was easily Lucille. assuring us that
Is hear ~ liz" that delicate weed.
md speciacles. was so good Betsy
v0bd that It needed no cry of Don
Janet' 10 recognize her. Mr.. Wood
; Hobs. the corner groceryman was
Miss Huston, In old-time gown,
aud sanity mler, was an excellent I
= a.
mer OF satln and snimmsr Of pear.
as fair n Maud as could be found
Maude Dickson. In a gown OF white,
A fair Bah. Annie OF Enoch Arden
well !mpersoaated by Miss Edna
r, n Enoch and Philin. were not
sented No Name by costume AMI
pirate words. Miss Lillian Westcr.
gown of pink. was the airy fairy"
fame. Miss Helen Brady,
gown OF white. her hair in Grecian
banded down with golden cords,
oi by her side. Mr.. u *. Woodward
worthy Cardinal WonlSey. reproach-
signing, Would that / had served
Cd with half the zeal | served my
Miss Sloss, in a lovely white
vas easiy seen 10 be The Woman
,slrl IN blue" Miss Flush. the Other.
bse1t on account OF sickness. Dolly
y as represented by Miss Ruth Lyt-
'aS good. the costume being we'll
red Miss Nolie Simons and Miss
ANGUS each prettily figured as Rose
IN great interest for an hour. after
Mis- Mira Wright favored the
:. with n solo and Miss Matilda
II gave an excellent reading.
committee who arranged the en-
'msn, deserve praise. They We're
Lllllp tIDlnls III Mntlip StlD Nina |
aud Lillian Wester
the circle and It's friends departed,
INST they had spent most pleas
mo profitable evening.
RoCKPoRT.
luch modification OF the flesh by
young ladies' of Rockport and some
Young men. the "Lenten seasons
Mas duiy celebrated at a fashionable
ven Under the auspices of the Rock
'oclai club Mt the Bay View hotel.
one OF those successful affairs .or
hoekport Is becoming noted. The
evidently felt that whatever little
lIbs, etc. We're against them on the
'lsue OF the ledger, had been cleared
= discharged by penance duly done
rriormei prior to Easter Sunday.
ne enjoyment Of the occasion with |
tuat betokcns quiet conscience.
Dung men were equal to the occa-
$50, hut dl'n't appear to have been
any p"nance-perhaps they will. in :
seet. hy-and- bye. John -. Vianos ,
M string band furnished music for
lasion, Al l2 o'clock sharp. the as
% ladies ana gentlemen marched
- dining room OF the hotel and sat
10 another Rockport specialty--a ,
supper; after which dancing was
~ until quite late, or more properly {
hs; quite early. Among tho dancers
loiiced Mr.. W. ]. oertllng and Miss
Mr.. a. 4. Oertling and Miss
Fred Hopes and Miss Kennedy,
lNnnNll nd MlSS Mcl.l1inrr AIi-.