The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-14

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After business had been laid aside the
ladies were ushered into the dining room
to partake OF dainty repast The dining
room was decorated With eversreens and
the table was Respondent with silver ana
flowers. Those present were
Mrs. G. W. Story. Mrs. Fred Burbank,
Mrs. J. Smith. Mrs. Blauyel.. Mrs. @. w.
Kocher. Mrs. Ebdon. Mrs Rothwell, Mrs.
Onkin. Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs
Jourde. Mrs, Campbell. Mrs. Goodell, Mrs.
Dtssney Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Walters, Mrs
Calvert, Mrs Brandt. Misses Etle Bennett
aud Clara kocher
Mrs d. A. Bennett proved herself most
charming hostess and the ladies' expressed
their appreciation for very enjoyable al
ternoon.
Everything now is talk Of Galveston and
the gallant ship soon 10 come to port. Not
only Houston, but all OF Texas. is in
Nutter over the event. and social features
promise 10 be many and fine. Galveston Is
making extensive preparation for the enter
tainment of her guests. socially.
All things military excite the admiration
| especially OF the feminine world, and surely
nothing Is more attractive at social anair
than uniformed men among mass OF nut
| tering mul,s and ribbons.
The entertainment to be given tomorrow
evening at shearn chapel under the auspices
of the weman's Christian Temperance
union for the benefit of the Armenian ref
ugccs promises q treat Miss Honor Wolfe,
as a dramatic elocutlonist, comes highly
| recommended. not only as to her great abil-
| ity but a charming young person.
matinee for children will be given on Tues
| day.
~ IL ~ n naf, az
little luncheon In compliment to her sister.
Mrs. Albert Kelley OF Hopkinsvillc. Ky.
Tho table was an entcing effect In pink
and white roses and the form of enter
tainment altogether delightful Present
were Mrs. o. 4. Holt, Miss Bobb. Mrs.
w. H. Crank. Mrs. Dorrance. Miss Knapp,
Mrs Howard Smith, Miss Gillian Brown
and Mrs. Hockaday.
The concert to be given by Nine. Camilla
Urso. the great violin vlrtuoso. assisted by
Miss Minnie Methot. soprano; Mr.. Edwin
II. Douglass. tenor and Mr.. George II.
Wesley, promises a great treat unsteady.
Nine. Urso has been a leading figure upon
the concert stage for years and Houston
VIII appreciate the opportunity OF hearing
her.
for mask ball on February 25. The COW
ers of the card bear pictures OF masks in
highly colored and gay array, and inside
the following names appear as the invita-
tion committee: w W. Chamberlin, chair
man; Gus Schultz. r. L. Treadway. C. IL.
Ries, G. b. Griggs.
Mr. Dimitry Kattache announces the
marriage of his laughter, Elnere Clemen-
tine. to Mr. o. l.. White February 10, at
! O'Clock. Owing to the late bereavement
In the family only a few friends will be |
present to witness the ceremony after
which they will leave for Colorado and |
California
Mr. and Mrs Edward Muegge, who have |
just gone to housekeeping for the first time.
at 1909 Clay avenue. entertained at whist
on Friday night, complimentary to their |
sister Miss Anna Muegge OF Cuero The |
house was sweet with palms and flowers |
and the entertainment was very prettily |
carried out.
The following neat little card has been
sent out:
iour pleasant company is desired at a
candy pulling" In honor OF my thirteenth
10 U.s., 'eD'uary TO- 1877 from 1880 until |
~ u v'ock' Alice II. Green.
Presents not accepted
Mr.. Spencer Hutchns Is being coner,,-
uiated upon his appointment as paymaste,
OF the stan corps, with the rank OF major
ne mas been associated with the militia n,
sne STATE Tor some years, being now senior
nist lieutenant Of the Texas Voluntaer
Guard counter
All the clubs of the city will meet az
usual next week. Houston will be soon
hho"h as the seat Of clubdom in Texas and
history, literature music and art do
nor nonrish, 1t will not be for lack Of or0
s"n'%at'ohs given up to their study.
MISS Bessie Clemens, 171O Mckinney .vo
luz entertained the Third Ward Wits,
e'up on The regular Friday night NJ las,
' meeh' IN very pleasant manner Their.
o "aS a GOOD attendance OF the club and SOW
eral guests present. a"u seV-
Miss Fanny Brashear .r,or.o,.
W. ''lehds Thursday evening ia honor
Of Wrr, oous,n. Mr. Henry Wright Bivins
H. w. ,i"rlreesooro, Tenn. With nrsi
It'eY conversation the eveninr , usl' ana
pleasantly 'Ni"s passed most
,,,~ week several notices came In ton
corn, ao' pup''cation in the Society page
odf,n. unications should reach the sooio,,
an $500, :" me latest. Saturday noon n,
II" earlier hour is desirable. D'o'' ana
nv,
o.r. '"u'es OF Trinity mission will hold
arnn INV sue every Saturday in Mr. Llewyn's
u'uR store in the corner of the Bln1 bui,d
Ing. '''"@ pu'iu-
Clubs.
"e shakesperaan club, which was or !
s'"'@eu November 4, 1896. and which ,,oo..
every Friday. met with Miss Lucv on,ro /
I'll on February 3. After tbo ho,.a l
called to order by the president u,as ,, "ls
"vNSnan' election of officers followed 70 /
Su,"ns IN; Miss Grace Dennis. pre,lGor, /
ana Miss Lucy lombard socro,o... -