The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27


attended and was every way an enjoyable
occasion.
On the night Of January 49, at the resi-.
dence of Joseph Martinez. in Floresville,
there was a dancing party which many
offended. On the evening of the 2Utn
tnere was another dance at the same
place, both of which were largely attend
ed.
AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
%. stevenson, on the evening Of the 18th
instant, there was a pleasant euchre
party; ana on the same evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Griffith.
there was "sociable." which all present
enjoyed.
Mrs. W. T. Bryan is visiting relatives
at Go.iad
MRS. Joe Murray is visiting relatives at
La Vernia this week.
MIS- Lee Allen OF Atascosa county is
WISHING relatives in Floresville.
TAYLOR.
On Monday might OF last week Mr.. Job,
Sfnith, a popular engineer on the Inted-
national and Great Northern. and Mss
Jennie Demanche. the %harmlng I7-year.
olu daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. J. N. De
nianche. were happily united In wedock
at he residence of the brides parents
IN this city. Rev. J. Il. Haston officiating
an elegant wedding supper and cotill on
followed the event
oh saturday night. January %. the
ladies' of the Presbyterian church gave a
supper and novel entertainment there
with. This being the anniversary OF the
birth of Robert Burns. the Scotch poet.
the ladies spread a Scotch table where
shortcake. porridge and other Scotch
dishes were served by winsome lassles In
Highland costume. The following was the
bill of fare:
AT the old Woodall 6; AIarse Building,
Saturday January Is.
Some haze meat an Gamma eat.
An some wad cat that want t.
But we haze me at. an we can eat,
An sac the Lord be thank it,"
Bill o. Fare
Sleeps Head Broth. Barley Bros.
'Syne Wen sit doom an talk cor whittier
Tae cheer cor hairt
An faith, Yves he acquainted better,
Afore we part"
Ae Coorse
Sleeps Head wi Champit Tatties.
Tripe. Roast Mutton.
"Mony NIGHT we've merry been.
An mony MAR we hone tae be-.
Second Coorse.
Bubbly Jock Roastit. Chuckie an 4Iaunl
Tatties, Curlies au Neeps.
Mon, sic Denner.
"In the bans OF aud kindred an friend
ship we meet,
An the bans they'll grow tighter the
more that we eat"
Last Coorse.
The proof o. the puddins tho prce!n' o.
1t.
Plum Puddin'. Tairts. Stewed Gr,set
Whangs O.. Kebbuck an Butter Fans
Scotch Shortcake. Scenes. Bannocks
Seed Cakes.
"Frae the Land O. Cakes an brithei
Scots"
Porrtch.
| I'VE bit porritch thou Kitchens fine"
Dessert.
Bananas Nuts and Raisins IAN ony
| ither thing we can ,ay hauns on"
Tea.
1.-The cup that cheers, but nae 'nebriates.
mo Juntin' pipe an sneeshin null"
/ Deoch an Dorus.
| Aud Lang Syne.
DR.. John Threadgill, of Oklahoma, is IL
| the city.
G. P. Kelly. C. T. Cooper, NJ David
J. b. Briske. II. Hume, l.. p. Bla
and r. C. Briggs were delegates from
| Tavlor lodge who visited the distric
school of instruction convened by ~
knights of Pythi7s at TEMPLE last week
| NJ. L. Malivinsky, of Galveston, rs Vsis
Ing relatives in the city. -,
| " I. Fr'nk, of Temple. is visiting NJ
parents in this city. .,
Mrs T. L. Woodward left Saturday Il
visit Wheeling, W. Va
Miss Perle Pennington Is visiungI rieno
| in Austin. WI, o,,.,, rue,
the pulpit In the Ba"tst church sunuay
]. A. THOMPSON went 70 san A'''i''
on business the past week. =