The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20


Thursday was no exception TO the rule.
The following committees had the b.
in charge and to them is due the cred
for the success OF the evenings
Advancement committee---w. w. Cham
berlin, l.. b. Schultz. W. A. Reichardt.
Kuttrna9-
chairman; c. II. Ries, o. II. kaufman, Gu
Schultz w. A. Reichardt.
Floor committee--A. I. Btnz. X. l
! Treadway. Ed Settegast. II. Triechamei
Otto Sens, G. II. Kuhlman. a. j. Schwei
i kart w. w. Schmidt and John 5. Hoover
A Martha washington tea" will b.
given by the Ladies' Parish association OF
Christ church at the residence of Mrs Rob-
ert Brewster, 1906 Milan street. on Tues
day, February go, from to Z o'clock Dur
4 ing the afternoon refreshments Will bs
4 served and the following programme Will
/ be RENDERED.
Duet--AIrs. c. J. Bujac and Mrs. Dear
! born Bird.
| Vocal solo-Miss Gansby
| Recitation-Mfss Boyd
/! Violin solo, selected-Mr. A. Diehl
| Recitation--Mr Dearborn Bird.
| Vocal Solo-Mrs. Dudley.
| A small fee of admission will be charged
| to augment the charity fund of the a5so-
| citation.
| The regular meeting of the association
| will be held Monday, the 21st, at $3.50 p. m.
| The following cards have been sent out:
| Freda Bell Cohen
! Invites you to attend her Birthday Party
oh
! Saturday, February 26 1885, from 80 to
$3.50.
| Please come.
No. 1918 Mckinney Avenue,
Corner Crawford Street.
On Thursday night Robert Duerer and
Carl Duber, Jr., celebrated their birthday
by giving "tackey party" Some of the
makeups were more comical than any seen
at the masquerade balls. especially some OF
those worn by the ladies. Prizes were
awarded for both ladies and gentlemen, the
ladies' prize being captured by Miss Mary
johnson and the gentlemen's prize by Rob-
ert Duerer Messrs. Duber, Seberman and
Weaver acting as judges.
Square dances, marches and other amuse-
ments were INDUCED in. At II o clock the
doors were thrown open to a supper, which
was heartily enjoyed by oil.
Those present We're: Misses B. Knolel,
Mary Waters, r. Suhm, Martha Dietz-
schold, Bertha Schiller, Lula Lalye, Alice
Bauman, Mary johnson, Eva Fleming,
Helen Dietzschold, Lilly Munich, Annie
Peschke, B. Duber Marie Dietzschold. e.
Danielson. Dora Munch Mesdames Bau-
mann, Plummer, Jacobs. Smith, Duber and
Suhm, and Messrs. T. Trotter, C. Duerer,
Bob Simonton, C. Duber, Jr., R. Duerer
c, Suhm, C. Lindley, W. Duber Ned ia
cobs, George Weaver, Lalye, l.. Jacobs, R.
knodel. p. Baumann. c. Duber. Sr,, Sic
hermann, George Winkler, Julius Daniel
son, Ed Kiesling and Alfred Mansbach.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Vernon Leman
entertained at the home of her aunt Mrs.
J. E. Carey, some of Ter lady friends ut
progressive euchre. The time was pleas
antly spent. Fruit lemonade was served
during the game. The hostess had painted
very daintily some heart shaped cards, the
edges of which were silded and perfo-
rated; half of them bore a beautiful quo
taton, and the remainder the authors
rame Tiny sleigh bells marked each game
won and were attached TO the heart-sbeued
cards. Fink was the color Of the evening. |
delicious Wadsiorf salad WAS served, |
AMI the afternoon being spring like. tho |
addition Of ices was refreshing.
Those who had the pleasure of being |
present were Mesdames T. o. lubbock G. |
a. Mistrot, G. w. Cleveland c. A. Burton
II. f. Ring, B. B. Davis. Willie Hutchinson, |
J. T. Brady. William Kendall j. NJ. Lee, |
NJ. l.. Robbins, r, E. Paine, E. c. Blake,
R. w Knox, j. w. Jones, Henry Breshear,
.. F shearn, p K. Ewing. W. e. Fitzgor-
aid. Jeff Miller. Rufus Cage, H. T.. Mac
iregor J. =. Carey. James Archer. Gle
- Iii, . ., cannon, Wooh OF Ohio STACEY
street, Gearing. Conner and iii a. ''p Gap'
weston.
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',,..a,. o"e VI '"e "'ost
peasant affairs OF its kind given during
he week, Appropriate refreshments were
served during the afternoon Tho 6rst
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