The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12
,,o german given Friday night

rominent position in the history
social events for this season.
ell worthy of the swell club
II and adds new lustre to its
social organization.
WAS decorated with palms. ferns
A wall OF green before the
In the center Of which was a
electric lights extending en-
ne concealed the orchestra.
lront OF the stage and suspended
pi,ing was another artistic mass
raves and vines and the walls
bully draped with palm leaves
all combining to make the
" beautiful one.
In the dining room the beauti-
nc had been continued with even
|boration, the same character OF
being added TO, with cut glass
ferns and chrysanthemums on
.shments, consisting OF oysters.
es sweet meats, etc., were pre-
heir homes by the ladies Of the
Arms. who are noted for their
get up delicious things to eat,
wers daintily served by MISSES
bklin. Robbie and Jennie Crank.
bn and others.
70 was opened with a waltz, led
Iencer Hutchins and Miss Mar
10.
nd half of the evening was de-
$ely TO cotillions, and Mr.. Hutch
out some new and very beau
Is. the flag and Chinese lantern
hg especially pretty.
latter each gentleman carried n
htern during the various evolu-
the effect was almost magical
Imany colored lanterns glowing
ng in the darkened room, now
Notify illuminated with kaleidos-
lks OF blue, green and red lights
Other pretty figures were the
the basket figures.
liz. Us next bail Mr.. Hutchins
be- to present some original fig
promise TO be unequaled.
khe first cotillion one OF the pref
ks Of the whole evening oc-
EN- the FIVE debutantes were each
by the club With rich bouquet
Flowers.
Dry evolution was gone through
ladies' and gentlemen being
In two lines facing each other.
debutantes slightly in advance
hers. The presentation was then
the entire company Immediately,
Enal from the leader, began to
fhe guests were: Miss Barry, Dali
Dunbar Miss Rosine Maillot, AUS
Kearby. Dallas; Miss Shepherd,
Miss Dilloy, Dallas; Miss Gre orgie
Orange; Miss Donis. Nayasota
bssard. New Orleans; Miss Edme
Galveston, Miss Katie Hill, Hemp
ISIS Marietta Delgado, Miss Effic
tss Eleanor Heake, Miss Nella
Miss Marian Roberts, Miss Mamie
Miss Ella Smith, Misses Rosa and
Eiite, Miss Jeanette Jones, Miss
!, Miss Drewry. Miss Henry Price,
Plngs, Miss Meleta HillYar of Nav
)ss Margaret Waties, Miss anna
Is Mary Ella Taylor, Miss
hight, Miss Lizzie pelga1o. Miss
fanure, Miss Llhbie Dunn, Miss
fyan; Miss Mile Dumble, Mr..
Phillip Carson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dyer Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Moody
Mrs. II. A. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fhmn, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Gar
and Mrs Henry Henke, Mr.. and
rge Stieff, MIR. and Mrs. Mistrot
Mrs, Fort Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Delgado, MIR. and Mrs. r. c.
pr. and Mrs. Robert Keyworth
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mis-.
arr,son OF Columbus, Mr. and Mrs
lew, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mel
,. and Mrs. John Shearn, Mr..
H. c. House, Mr.. and Mrs. John
ps of Dallas, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
ar, and Mrs. o. l.. Grown. MIR.
Charles Sidney Wigg, Mr.. ant
f. Ring, Mrs. Ella Downey
Mrs, A. p. Root, Mr.
j. r. Waties. Mr. and Mrs
Of Brenham, Mrs. o. Y. Holt
N Settle of Galveston; Mr.. Copper
ton, Mrs. Bette Bryan, Mrs. Nil
ferguson Of Cameron, Mr.. Levi!
Galveston, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
MI Owen Smith of Willis. Mr.
Hutchins, Mr.. Hadley Franklin
= Parks. Mr.. j. l.. Hudson. Mr.
Latham, Mr., Abbott Cockrell
L. Hood, MIR. Brown botts. Mr.
:, horst Of Galveston, Nr. Seward
I'm Miller, Mir. Charlie Hervey
H. Eagle, Mr.. Fred Heyck. Mr.
,an, Mr.. kurth. Mr., Alfred Drew
hittrell, Mr.. Clifton Drew, MI
awford, Mr.. Arthur Williams, DR.
,le' Dr.. ]. L. Short, Mr.. w. s,
huntsville. Mr.. R. A. Joey, Mr.
Judge Masterson.
sht Guard hop on last Thursda!
at The Armory was the first ex
ocial function that the club hal
10 season; and although it wa
'Flnal. that fact had not III
tendency TO lessen the brillianc'
fair.
zen a long time since a ball room
Al has been graced with so larg,
an assemblage as the one Thurs
: and the wealth and beauty O
nc "hole State was represented
oy young ladies VINO were visit
other places.
gu Guaii club never does any
n@iNes' but The chief aim OF il
seems TO be always devoted L
alter the enjoyment OF the.
~ al Thursday night entertain
~ one was made 10 feel perfect
=. anu the pleasure that every on