The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-01
BRENNAN,

The chilling blasts of the first norther
that threatened to put a crimp in the
dengue germs made the weather suspicious
Thursday evening for a free indulgence
of the deyotees of terpsiohore, and u gay
crowd Of young folks turned out to the
Athletic clubs room which was brilliantly
illumined and decorated for the occasion
to do honor TO Dr. ]. B. York and his fair
bride, in whose honor the entertainment
was given.
The grand march was led by Mr.. William
Lusk and Miss Toolie Williamson, and the
in the gay train of pleasure looked as If
they were en- a rose-hued voyage of de-
light as they danced the hours away far
into the night.
The music was furnished by Mr.. Albert
Cohn's orchestra, and 1t never appeared
to better advantage.
Light refreshments were served, and al
together the first social event OF the reason
which let us indulge the hope, Is only the
forerunner OF many more to follow, was a
decided success and heartily enjoyed by
every participant Among The attendants
were.
Or. and Mrs. J. B. York. Major and Mrs
Abe Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Harri.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. wilkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. ~ Hyman, DR.. and Mrs. f. Becker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hill. Mrs A. Hacker.
Mrs. S. Epstein, Mrs. r. Robbins. Mrs
Cohen and Mrs. Hecht Of Indianapolis. Ind
Misses Gylma Bassett Blanch Wilson, Kit
tie Searcy. Tooley Williamson, Hester All
bolt, Mabel Harrison, Ruby Gardner, Hattie
wilkins. Mamie Bolts. Nettie Estes, Bell
Edney, Bertha Becker. Bershie Wilkins,
May 7. O'Riordan, Kettle Wilkins. Messrs.
William Lusk II. Lusk, l.. Bassett. Mar
Gus Amsler. Dan Williams, I'd Garrett,
Charles wilkins. julius Fischer. Sam
Lusk, Ben Bassett Ed Healy. p. F. Teague,
Fred Mcfarland, y. Cinnamon. jos Smith,
King Fielder. Ernest Robbins, #. c. McIn-
tyre and Harry Eldridge.
BEEvILLE.
The society event OF the week was a
ball given by the young people OF the city
at the opera house Monday evening. The
following were in attendance: Misses
Susie Norvell, Ida Glare, Nellie Martin, Ida
Taylor, Ethel Roberts, Carrie Archer Ida
Weber. Teresa Carroll, Katie O'Rellly,
Mae Bauer, Annie Ryan and Ella Pearce,
Messrs. j. r. and Frank Doueherty, IL.
T. and Burney o'Reilly, Byron Atkins
Dan Glare, w. E. Mckinney win Ru-
dolph. William and Albert Oertling Wal
ter Nations. Walter Taylor, Roy Thomp-
son. j. G. Crisp and w. o. M,Curdy.
The Musical club held lis regular sent
monthly entertainment at the residence OF
MIR. j. @. Thompson last FRIDAY evenrg.
the programme rendered was very n'er-
tanning.
Nose Harris, the VIII xnown editor, was
in the city several days this weels.
J. C. Short OF the Lindsll hotel ie-
turned from a weeks tri7 In North Texas
last Friday evening.
j. J.. Malone, prominent stockman OF
Buchel county. has been in the city for
several days visiting relatives.
Mrs. q. Blum returned 10 her homo IN
San Antonio Tues lay, after srendipg
several weeks here visiting ner d1usi ter.
Mrs. j. August.
Rev. Thomas ". Hhite. pastor CT the
Baptist church at Cuero. haa been in pce-
VILE all the week n tn. interest Of the
missionary and eolpotage work OF his
church.
Mrs John 8. Giliett left Thursday
morning for Cuero. where she will visit
relatives for several weeks.
Sheriff John McTieman Of Nueces coun-
~ spent MONDAY In Beeviile.
Mrs Mary Beal and family left tGIs