The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-13

created considerable mcrriment wad tina.
in which young lady sat 10 u chair IN the
| center of the parior with two men staticn
ed In front OF her. She was provided with
two pieces OF ribbon which che threw tn
the men at the same time. The one whn
succeeded in being the FIRST to tic the ilb-
hon around his knee was honored with her
! company for the dance
The house was tastefully and approEri-
ateiy decorated Wre.Ls3 OF sm!lax were
arranged on the walls OF the two rooms,
In the hall and along the banisters, the
whole forming n very pretty effect. the
use OF vases full OF b autiful natcls1us al
ded 10 the artistic whole and RELIEVED The
green OF the smilax in delightful way.
Another room in which dining tahle
was made the repository OF tho punch
bow and cut glass receptacles filled win
bon IONS, was decorated entirely in vel
low and was furnished with easy tete a :
Iete chairs, sofas and cushions In loligh.-
iul PERCUSSION, for the use of the dancers
during the intermisslons. on the walls
were arranged garlands of yellow ohrysan-
thcmumR, while broad satin ribbons Of the
Same color were suspended from the chan
dpfiers tn the center at the ceiling, to
the four corners of the table below rhe
chandolier itself was wreathod In yellow
garlands and the table was covered with
q fabric of the same color, across which
ribbons of the prevailing tint were laii
dagonally. 4 feature OF the room .2s
ono Of the sola cushions which bore on IT,
broad back Il representation of the head
OF the famous Princeton tiger anil The
word Princeton In black. The body ef
Tho cushion WAS OF yellow, thus f1rniny
Tho colOrs Of the college,
supper was served during tho foGr,n in
Permission and proved TO be az dainty and
amp opiialO as the rest o. che appointments.
1 ann t,.l ne a - ~ n
chocolate aud coifoe.
The music. which could hardly have been
improved upon, was furnished by l.rnies
sor Anton Diehl's orchestra, stationed in
an aloovo ut the foot OF the stairway and
hidden by screen covered With vInss
In edition to being one OF tho twenty
club entertainments the german was Miss
Marietta Dcigado's debut aGar She IL one
ni tho most rharnilng and universally OBS
ulsr yrnng ladies in Houston sqtiety anl
she ani her sister. MS Lisaa hctsado.
moved 10 he all that could he d6slted Ia
the wny of hostelsos, they were ally us.
slstTd rs their patents and hy Mrs, H. w.
Garrnw, Mrs. Henry nrashear and Mls. ],
w Jones.
These present wcrc Mr. ana Mis-. \ nel-
ealo, Mr. aud Mrs. u w Garrow, NIr.
and Mrs Henry nrnshear. Mrs J. ".
Ionet end daughter Miss nslrndo. Miss
Maruita polsaSo Misc Mine Knight, MISS
Glrald, Miss Flotts, Miss Taylor MISS
Mary Ella TAYLOR. Misc Henke. Miss En,o
May Jones. MISS cru,eher Of Riehmand,
ny, Mss John. Miss Roberts Miss iIam-
man. Niles shelts Miss Bisgs aud Miss
Eit1ahsth Risgs Of iittsburr, Pa Miss
Cochran. Miss Cox Of New orleans Mise
Rakrt and Miss Frances Baker OF rlantOrs
Vile, Texas, Mr., spencer iiutchns. Mr.
Nvill Kendall, Nh. w V. Il. Watson. ~.
Mr. A. b, Kidd, Mr., Louis Rrvan. Mr.
H. T., HALEY. Mr., A. e Powell, Mr.. h.
A. Hudson. pr. ]. Alien Kyle. Mr. n y.
swearingcn, Mr.. r., A. Josoy. Mr. James
\ Giraud, Mr. Harris Garrow, Mr.. | NUS
In Miller Mr.. ID. u. Huey. Mr.. George
Adrian Webster, MIR. George iSIaa. Mr.
ieorse Hannah, Mr. j. e. orne. NJ. III
'rooker. MIR, a, Il. jain Mir. w. pruwnu
Potts, Mr., YIN Wood Mr. Norn,an q,
kit,rell, lr ME-, q. g. Drew. In. Mr.. |
Y Frank ciawfurl, Mr.. Call,e tiutehia- I
ssen. MI lienry Porter, Nj. Joa II, lsasle, /
Mr. ~ y. Davidson. Mr.. Charles a. Har.
ses, Mr. Albeit cockroli. MIR. John nlel,-
SON. Master Stuart Delgado.
Last Monday eyenlng In The parish house
nall Of Christ church Mr. w s. Mason
md Mr. a b, Kidd gave the second a,
heir series Of piano aud violin reeItals.
: was fairly attended, although Ia sire ~. /,
audience was by no msans Indicative =,
ny serious devotion on the part OF Hous.