The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20
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Miss Bessie Melville OF San Antonio ha.
"A to New Orleans.
H.. j. b. Goodhue OF Beaumont is Wis
ne Mrs. J. Z. Riordan at 2716 Brazos
FEET.
M. u. W. Stacey and mother, Mrs. Ell.
.t OF Dallas, are guests of Mrs. Ball.
Ia Rice
~ G. j. Palmer. wife and son Ray. left
Sursday night for New Orleans to spend
krii Gras.
gr and Mrs. W. Il. FITZGERALD and their
paul have gone to New orleans to
ana two weeks.
Nj. and Mrs. John Goodwin Locke OF
llas were the guests of Mrs. NJ T. Jones
the Capitol this week.
Ms. z. S. Guion has gone to New Orr
ms. where she will spend a few weeks
II relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. o. Blackwell of La Porte re-
rned home Friday after a visit with their
ter. Mrs. Tom Richardson.
bliss Mary Hutchinson left yesterday
bring for New Orleans, where she will
tend the Mardi Gras festivities.
Mrs Frank Mather, accompanied by her
u, Frank Collins, Is visiting her sister,
n Charles Anderson, ~ Waller.
Miss Birdie Smith, society editress of the
krre Haute, Ind. Express, is the guest
relatives in Houston for few weeks.
Miss Jennie w Stake left during the
hex for Smithville, where she will spend
reral weeks with Mrs. o. a. Brightwell.
hrs. r. W. Hearne OF Calvert is in the
ty the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mar
Sret Houston Williams, at 1908 Calhoun
3enue.
hrs. and Miss Hamman will hereafte,
at home at No. 1903 Milan street, |
here they will be pleased to receive their |
Bends.
|Nr. John Waddy Tate and his sister.
h. H. W. Wandless, left last night for |
Ew Orleans to take in Mardl Gras fes-
kities
hrs. NJ McClanahan OF Beaumont was
the city last week. She came over to
\ the Ben Hur" performance and TO
bill friends.
hrs. c. ]. Julian of San Antonio, daugh-
/ of Mr.. Frank Hervey, Sr., stopped in |
\ city Friday en- route TO New Orleans |
Mardi Gras.
Miss Effie Black left during the week |
New Orleans TO attend, the Mardi Gras
stiylties While there she will be the |
lest of Mrs. b. Winchester Elder.
Miss Abbie Hill will be at the Bristol |
,out the middle of the coming week and |
nj deliver n course of lectures on this |
1gin and development of the novel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Black of Dallas passed !
rough Houston Friday en- route to Gal. |
ston to see the battleships. They were |
IL guests of Major Charles b. Peel. while |
re.
Miss Mary Kegans, daughter OF Mr. w |
!, Kegans, left Sunday night for Brook
lire NO spend several weeks. While there |
e will be the guest of Mrs. Joe Brook
ire.
Mrs W. II, Bartholomew and daughter,
lss Susie who have been guests of Mr.
ID Mrs. r. G. Bartholomew for the past
ontb. have returned to their home in
paisyile. Ky.
Mrs Bella Robinson, wife of Hon. O. T.
Crimson of Providence, Il. l., left Wed.
.sday night for her home over the South
n Pacific. after q short but delightful
SIT to Mrs. C. z. Clarke of 1917 Brashear
rect
Miss Annie McKeever, who has been alb,
M for the past six weeks visiting her
lend. Miss Bronson of Victoria, returned
me yesterday evening. Miss McKeeyer
50 visited Cuero and Port Lavaca during
r absence.
Mrs. c. lombard and Miss Cargili win
ave tonight for Austin, where they Will
lend the meeting called for the purpose
organizing Texas division Of the Order
Colonial Danes. The meeting will be
u on Tuesday and tomorrow the visiting
oes will be rendered reception.
Mr. John Mason, a brother of w. s. Ma
q of this city. has arrived In Houston
"a will remain here some months. Mr..
afon was for long timo with tho Froh-
an company at the Empire theater in
ew York and has the reputation of being
talented elocutionist- He will be heard
me Treble club concert on Tuesday
ening.