The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-27
BxAs SOCIALLY.
nEAUMONT.

pEAUMONT.
..rtainment given at the . opera
.,,,ay night for the benefit of the
ssSnitaI was not well attended
= inclement weather, but the ex-
ossramme arranged by Mrs. +. A.
y snlendidly rendered and those
-sre aslfghtfully entertained. The
tsch was served in the diAing
M Crosby house Immediately af-
snncert. exceeded expectations. 1t
'srcd and served by Mrs. John b.
assisted by several other ladies,
s,sted of about everything good to
so,,ld lie obtained at this season
ar The concert and supper were
,he purpose OF raising funds with
furnish the Sisters hospital and
,cather made 1t impossible for the
he complete financial success
Entertainment for the purpose will
no given in the near future.
~ night Mrs. f, A. Hyatt emter-
amber OF little and big young
her homo on Calder avenue with
f,oc barty. The entertainment was
.smtary to Professor Otis or-
A which Mrs. Hyatt is a member
Az accepted the invitation to par
her hospitality and were present
Of slushy streets and disagree
,nhsphere. Diversions We're varied.
IA Young folks played games, from
fhey derived much amusement,
liz older young folks were enter
81 musical selections and pleasant
stions. An interesting feature of
hing was a drawing contest, in
MISS Shirley Mallam was pro-
4 victor and her talent was re-
BY a beautiful present, accom-
BY an appropriate speech By Mr..
Bixaer. The postoffice was presided
Master Perry Hyatt and as every
Received handsome card as a
III Of the occasion he and his several
assistants were pronounced decided
Eent. The affair closed with light re-
tents and The guests repaired to their
ht homes feeling that they had been
|bpaid for Drawing the elements.
by night the Dixie club gave a grand
the opera house, but like other
|aifairs of the week the pleasures
barred by muddy streets and wealth
that but few would ven
ht. Those present were Misses Elder,
Hey. Dunlap, Jarrett, Ruth Wiess.
Swlndell, Seawillow and Lizzette
IL Pevito, Harding, Williams, Lang
Shelters. Mrs. Hymens. Messrs. Lee
bette, Charles Edmonson, H. A.
Treadway, Bone, Van Sheffield,
Lyon, +. G.. Edmonson, ST., F. &.
hson, Jr., r. j. Blain, w. Keith.
Langham, M. X. Fletcher, Balm
Seyan Banchette. Lloyd Blanchette,
King Fred Ligon, Ostebee, B. Boykin,
Boykin. Chaperones: Mr.. and Mrs.
cClanahan, Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
We Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam and Mr..
|rs Dunlap.
lnlont now has an orchestra that
ny respects is equal to the best in
Houston or Galveston. 1t consists
'fessor j. Z. OFT and Sidney Mayer,
iohns; Mrs. f. A. Hyatt, piano; Miss
! Levy, second violin; DR.. Houston
bert Eastman, comets; Alfred East
J. w. +. Hopens, clarion
r. Fowler, flute, and A. Jensen, bass
The orchestra has been receiving
aions from Professor OFT, and have
reached proficiency that is re-
BILE, The professor is an accom-
musician and lack of appreciation
not compel him to seek "a more
We field.
are cut announcing the marriage
S Berthe McReynolds, daughter of
F. {. McReynolds, to MIR. John H.,
the ceremony 10 take place at the
Baptist church, Sabine Pass, on
sday evening, December 30. The
ting parties are popular in Beau
ociety circles, and the wedding viii
'nded by a number of friends from
ont.
Ruth Wiess Is spending the holt
nth her parents.
Ada Stone returned early in the
rom visit to Houston.
and Mrs. Hardy Turner returned
home IN Kountze Friday morning.
) l.. Miller is home from New Or
Seawillcw Caswell is home for the
spending the holidays with his
!.
ys. She has been attending school
tons seminary, Oak Cliff.
Bessie Moss, one of the charming
young ladies of Orange, was visit
aumont friends this week.
Young, manager of the East Texas
ompany, left Tuesday night to spend
mas with his wife in Northern New
A. n Wolston returned Tuesday
from San Antonio, where she has
or several months for the benefit
health.
cAyeal and family Of Crowley, La.
In Beaumont Wednesday night and
END the holidays with Mr.. James
veal.
ladies' Reading Club will hold their
gular meeting at the home of Mrs,
Mallam on January s, 1898.
el A. f. Goodhue left Tuesday night
d the holidays with his granddaush-
IS Gussie Goodhue. who is attend
lmont college, at Nashville.
Flora Shea. Mrs. Holman, Mrs. U.
'eman, Messrs. n. A. Cromler ana
Sollnsky were among the Port Ar
Sitnre ~ n,a,,,,.apt Wednesday,.