The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13

Mrs. S. P. Luce, Mrs. vandervoort Mrs
DR.. A. l.. Wray, Mrs. ]. I. Williamson
Mrs. ., G. Crawford. Mrs. Carrie Spear
Mrs q. w. Taylor, Mrs. l.. L. Cohen
Mrs. w. 5. Napier Mrs. O. B Kcne Mrs
c. s. Pentleld. Mrs. A. o. Beach. Mrs. II
~ Spain, Mrs. w l.. Wettenkamp. Mis-,
Mamie Moules, Miss Maggie Gates. Mis-.
Belle Cohen.
Last Tuesday evening the young peopl,
OF the Sixth ward gave a surprise party ir
honor OF Miss Georgia Isaacs of Lynch.
burg. They met at the home of Miss Mol
lie Noand and went from there 10 Miss
Laura Petersen's home, on Washington
street where they proceeded to have a
most enjoyable time. Refreshments were
served by Miss Petersen. The programme
included music and games of all kinds
The principal feature Was the Washin@ton
POST march played on the piano by Miss
Agnes Petersen. Those present were !.
Misses Laura Petersen, Minnie Peteet.
stella Folse, Agnes Petersen, Mollie No,
iand' Mamie Peters. Jennie Wheat. Georgia
lsaacs, Florence Mills, Beulah Smith Julie
PETERSEN, Mrs. Wright. Meesrs G. .Jen-
nihgs, =. Morck IL. Petersen. ID. Fleming.
W. Beach, Fred ALLEN. d. Allen. II. Me,
Laurln and Arnold Petersen.
a delightful surprise party was given TO
b. IL. Cook Friday night The evening
was spent in playing games. etc., and be-
fore the guests departed lunch was
served.
The party was chaperoned by Miss
Claud Bergeron and Mrs. W. H. Perepoy
Those present We're: Misses Ola IinI,
Bertha Wade, Jessie Melvin. jennie
Woods, Mamie Scheuster. Columbia pen
ton, Christine CASTOR. Pearl Redwine. Lulu
Fleig, Louise Gordon; Messrs. Eugene Ia
IAN Jim Weeks, Louis Melvin. H. Olive,
Percy Johnson, George Turney. Woodie
Chansky, Vet Riordan. Malcolm Frazier
Hamp Cook and Clifton Peregoy.
Rehearsals for the one act farce on.
titled The Charms of Music.' which viii
be presented at the opera house next
Thursday night under the efficient diree.
non OF Mr. John Mason, late of the En-
pire STOCK company. are progressing in an
entirely satisfactory Kramer and thera
seems TO be little doubt that the nroauo-
non VIII be complete success 1t is as
amusing as anything ever presented In
Houston and is in the hands OF a capable !
cast. 'f"e'S
Mrs. Il. G. Hodges was the hostess NJ
me Thursday afternoon Euchre club last
week at her pretty home on the corner ~
Fannin street ard Bell avenue Ths honse
vas appropriately decorated ana dainty
'efreshments were served during the az.
ernoon. The clubs guests on this occa-
lon were Mr.. aud Mrs. c. Q. Williams of
louisiana. and Miss Mary Lowe OF Gal.
'cston. The cleb VIII be entc.tained his
week by Mrs. D. w. Hunter, at her apart-
nenis In the Capitol hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Clewell OF salam
y. O., spent Friday In the city and Ieft
. an evening train for Galveston. Mr..
Jewell IS president OF the Salon unIvera,,y
M wniie here an alumnal association =,
ne ex-stndents OF that institution VS.
ormed at the residence OF Mrs. Ter,n,
linton Howzeat, No. 23O9 Fannin s,raet,
MS *. rutherford and number OF 9TH ,
rs OF this city Joined the associat;or
,nlcn was Organized as branch OF the
aiem alumni. 'he
me Woman's Relief Corps gave n s,-
az Thursday at the home OF Mr.. ana
's, Eagle on the corner OF Elissiam ami
onu streets. The parlors were besu,,-
NY decorated with flowers. SIMILAR en-, !
meEicsn naSs. Music was rendsreA ~ :