The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

but increases their pleasure and that Q
their guests ten fold.
The programme last night was short, bu
highly appreciated; many OF the partic
ipants In It being enchored. and was a
follows:
| Piafio solo ........M Mrs. William Christian
Recitation Mr.. Harry @. Lldston
| Comedetta..... ...... ...... ..,..
........Mr. Lldstone and Miss Fayan
Guitar and mandolin duet 49,. So.
Professor and Mrs. Bator
ro,ra.,s ST. ~; ,,.
Recitation Mrs. Christian
| Pian0 SOLO ......................M r. Kidd
| Recitation ..,............ limbs JONES
| Vocal solo .,............... Mrs. Lockman
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ret, Mr.. and Mrs. Grifflths, Prof sssor al
Mrs. Eaton. Mrs. Lcckman, Mrs. b. A.
Randolph, Miss Buckingham, Misses Pearl
Williams Lucy Harrison. Alice. Mae. and
Ethel Jones OF Dallas. Bessie King, Jennie
Davis. Lizzie Dryer, Margaret Waties,
| Margaret Ideson, Nell and Tot Adair and
| Miss Fayant; Messrs Frank Wyatt, Ernest
Laughlln Of Dallas, Glenn DcIacy, X. Al
! vim Chadwick, John Randolph. Dryden Will
liams, Harry Woodhead, Aldridge Kidd,
Charles, Frank and Harry Hervey, Harry
q. Lidstone. Jr.. and Herman W. Houk.
On Wednesday last Master Harry Kuhn
rounded out his twelfth year and COM
menced u new year of life with merry
party OF little friends to help. 1t was
an impromptu affair, but all the moro en-
1oyable for that, since invitations could
not be accepted on account OF Illness in
the family. The personnel OF the party
was Roy Wilson, Buddie Wisbey, Dumpsey
Wisbey. Lillian Hobbs, Ernest Hobbs, John
ME 1aupay, Jimmie Taupay. Joe Greenhill,
MltlurphtII .I.lH ~ a. ~
Blanche Winske, May Wisbey. Music.
games and merry Jests made the hours Nv
tiil tho gay little crowd were summoned
10 partake OF u delightful repast In the
latticed porch which was Illuminated with
Japanese lanterns and adorned with ferns
ana ether beautiful plants. made an Ideal
ainihg ROOM The several small table,. and
o.nef places were made bright by bcautl-
iul clusters OF ferns and yellow flowers
that glowed not more brightly than tho
happy faces around them. When at last
.ne tiinc came to say goodnight; we've
ma lust the jollIest time was tho verdict
Oh all participants.
Miss Cushman will receive with hcr s,s.
tiers, Mrs. II. II. Jones and Mrs. Russell
oaffery, Mt their home, No. lilo Caroline
street, Tuesday OF every week.
~" "psohce tnis summer OF those unique
ahalrs called trolley rides Is a striking
example OF the flckencss OF fashion and
inc ephemeral life OF a fad-a thing NJ 4.
uay. Last season almost every oveniny
tney would be very much In evidence but
VINO can name more than one or two potten
up this summer? e''''"
Mrs. 5. X. McIhenny has returned from
seabrook and will be at home ON October
l. at 9lo Caroline street.
Mrs, II. l.. Deunis and dauphtor M,s,
Trace. have returned from Seabrook. where
lhny nave peen during the summer.
Miss Rose 10 Jourde returned from sher.
man Wednesday.
Mrs. w. II. Stewart and hahv woh,,or
pave returned from Kentucky. where thew
nave bcon spending the summer
MI and Mrs j. w. Luckett hive 70.
turned from Nashville and are at homo
win captain and Mrs. William Christian
lilo Clay avenue.
Mr., Charles Parker and family have gone
TO baltimore to visit relatives.
Mr.. r. s. Lovett left town "Wednesday
evening for short visit to New York
Mrs 10. u. Parker has gone to Kanso,
olVy and Will visit relatives there Tor
some weeks.
=, Miss Alice Mao Jones of Dallas left
Ihursday for her homo after a delightful
VISIT OF several weeks with her sister
Mrs William Christian.
pr. u. L.. Levy and wife have returned
from a pleasure trip among the Thousand
is'ahus' In Canada, Detroit and Cleveland
Hotel. W '"o nris'oi
M W. Howard Haynes and wife left
AFTERNOON pta 4 tx-. V..4. -
treat Northern for an indefinite Visit 10
New york. Niagara Falls and Montreal.
Miss Notle Howard, who has sno,, mo
summer at Chicago aud other points In
day. 0" S"'"'-
MIS- T. A. Averltt and daughter are
visiting In North Texas.
MRS A. Morgan Baker has returned In |
~ Paso accompanied by her sister. Mise
Eileen Marshall. 'N'"
misses Ouida Queen and Alice Bailey |
nave returned from two weeks visit |
With Mr. and Mrs, william Nash. MT their |
ranch In BraZoria county.
Miss Bettic Guild has returned from n,
extended visit on the coast She was ac-
eompanied homo by Mrs. Wharton Rates
VINO VIII spend some timo with Miss Guild |
=. nsr nome OH Capitol avenue, While on
Pheasant house party to number OF 50.
'i.ty people from Galveston and Houston /
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
numerous crowd of young people met
u MIS- Bosowick's home. Sli7 Freund
street. on Thursday evening. and from
mere went to the homo OF Mrs. Kuhnen
Nhere birthday party was given by Mrs
aostw,ek and Mrs, kuhnell in hnnor q,
,..f daughters. Miss Lenora BostwieL and
MISS Mario Kuhnell. tho birthday ar both
,ouns ladies being the same. Those who
MY present to enjoy the dancing. games
'na sood Things TO eat were: Misses I,essia
sha Carrie Jones Helen Murray. L,ennrs
osson. Maud Carson. Lucy Danish. Hettia
PATS ,a. Annie kalbon. Eta Martin. Ings
, ..,n Mary Hartwell. Jessie Hart
Nh. Marie Kuhnell and I.enora Bost WICK,
'a' y. Price. O. p. McCinnis Milan
'onnson. Ben Benson, George, Rer, ana
s Nil Grhin, +. atormer, II. %. Reach
FRED sI knerbes. Miannus wyndelts. p Knh
neii. y; JantEerson. w. n. Hermit
,; Skies. T. Jones. j. postwirk
= hahnell n. kuhnen. J. Iitkey.
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