The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20

'"ie ~ III each one HIS football heir. Va,
must know. was for all the world MA
shaggy mum, and when he pause he IN,
shc Golden GsSte" and asked, aWhae n,
you think OF that?'' she could al nothin,
put glance from II to his golden mas an
murm,ir, It's just like you.,' He a,,,,
know whether he was burt ~ a,,,,,,.,f
mented but she turned the scales IN ~
risht direction by adding, ITS oujte n,
most adorable one here
Here's a tale OF woe can't refrain ,ro,n
giving TO the public: Il have made mapx
| mistekes in my life," said a well.kn,,,n
Houston hostess, sadly. Il have snvitsd
pitier enemies to my house and sent tbem
IN to dinner together and / have coryrst i.
uiated people on their engagemen,s after
tncsc slender bonds have been severed !
nave done my share to make people laugh.
out never was so weary of life as IN
ouner evening when the very worst MA
payer and the only temperance person !
SNOW won the first prize at my card Marty
''' "na'' on, what do you think ! had
pousnt Tor prize? a beautiful gun metal
cofkscrew mounted with silver,
ine Vennls players OF the city are taking
a great deal of interest in the coming ,opr-
nament. A large attendance is expeotai
Val BiaDer
Inc very dadntiest affair of the season"
was what all of the favored ones said Of
tue luncheon given on Tuesday afternoon
i,,
sons debutantes. The event was an 90.
peciai compliment to Miss Tugge and her
guest, Miss Watson of Virginia. but all az
' .no souhe iaales who up to that time had
ahAounced their intention of coming am
were invited, and 1t goes without saving
, ,nat hAey enjoyed themselves thoroughly
.He hUstess spared no pains to make the
ahair pleasant one for her young guests
ana sac succeeded admirably She pre-
staed at the head of the luncheon table
while Mrs. w. C. Crane sat at the onnosiie
end The table itself was a very effective |
feature. Rosebuds were strewn over IL |
from one end to the other a graceful com |
Miment TO the buds around it being thus |
conveyed. There was bouauet of rose |
buds at each cover while at three different |
points on the board were placei beautiful |
cut glass banquet vases filled with larger |
clusters of the dainty buds. The small |
bouquets were tied with green ribbon and |
this scheme was carried out in all OF the
decorations. A beautifully shaded light was
thrown on the party by candles in hand-
some silver cauldelabrums. Seven courses
were served.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Drew's charm
ing hospitality were Miss Tuggle, Miss
Watson OF Virginia, Miss Angel of Leav-
enworth, Miss Carr, Miss Stella Root, Miss
GiIaud, Miss Edythe Giraud. Miss Alma
Cleveland, Miss Waldo and Miss Porter.
Lovers of music had genuine treat
Thursday night in the shape of the concert
given by the Houston Glee club and the
Laaies' Treble Clef club, assisted by Mrs
Marshall Pease of New York contralto;
Mrs. L.. ]. Selby of New York pianist:
Mr.. Gus A. SieverS, vHolinist and MIR. A.
B. Kidd pianist. Notwithstanding the dis
agreeable weather and the strong counter
!ttractlon at the opera house. large AMI
fashionable audience was present and the |
vert was thoroughly enjoyed A criticism
If the musicale having appeared in The
sost OF the following morning, it is hardly |
Necessary at this time to dwell at length
N the merits of the different numbers 1t
nay lie SAID, however that both of the local
ocieties gave good account, Of themselves | I
md that Mrs. Pease and the other visitors |
ppeared 10 the best possible ADVANTAGE S
Houston has reason to be proud of its must I
al talent
The members of the Main Street Eucnrc Z,
Tub met with Mrs. l.. j. Parks at her Y
partnents on Capitol avenue last Tuesday y
nd enjoyed an afternoon of unalloyed $
leasure with their charming hostess. The .
Tub members present were Mrs. II. w.
harrow, Mrs. John j. Cannon, Mrs. JEFF n
IilleT Mrs n Arthur l('8rpill Mr. | |
/. Lumm. Mrs C. s wlgg, Mrs. w. b.
urner, Mrs. r. p Turner, Miss Cargill
nd Miss Lula Bryan The guests were Mrs.
teriing N, Myer Mrs. w, H. Churchill. Il
Irs. Charles H. Pescay, Miss Annie Nc c
cover, Miss Lubbock, Miss Mamie Lub- 6
ock and Mrs. Parks mother. Mrs, c. j. A
NTH of Austin. Miss Bryan won the first .
NIB prize and Mrs. w b. Turner the sea- III
nd while tn Mrs Pescay was awarded the ."
lests trophy, handsomely bouad copy a
"Cyrano de Bergerac.' Y:
Dainty refreshments were served during r
lie afternoon and the affair proved to be d
charming one in every respect. The club Al
i'll meet next week with Mrs. c. S. Wigg Oh
49, NJ
One of the many events of last week hl
hich served to furnish the devotees of y,
ciety with Somewhere to go" was the b
,Dual Chrysalthemum Show given at III
lrner Hall for the benefit of the Faith IN
ONE. Full and compete reports OF the 70
hibits and the happenings OF both Tues u
" and "Wednesday nights have already vi
'peared III The Post and il IL only netes- "a
ly to say further that the show was ci
mp.ete success from ar artistic point of NJ
ew, and that the lade; in charge, the en-
mes of whom Were published last Sun
" did their work in an eminently salts p'
Glory manner. The programme of literary Al
d musical solicitors rendered each even u
g added 10 little to the enjoyment OF the w
air. We
en-
The Whist club was entertained last me
lursday afternoon by Mrs. w. b. Grose-
,se, VIE, by the way, is soon to accom- no
ny MIR. Gioseclcse to his new headaudr- VI W.
IS IN st. L.,uis. Those present In add 60,
II 10 the popular hostess. were: Mrs M
ward f. smith Mrs. j. w. Jones. Mrs. - -
b. Parker, Mrs. joan J. Cannon. MIS-, r.
II n. Miller. Mrs. c. IL. Lucy, Mrs, O. ar,
Holt, Miss Rest, Miss Stella Root, MISS sii
,iie Cargill Miss Angel of Lsaven- ~ NJ
n.1. rh Al