The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30

nsd the credit OF representing her this
time. ''''
The very jolliest and incest thing In the
way 81 an evening outing that has been
enioyed this season was band wagon
drive Monday evening Mr. John McClel-
Ian originated the id,s and, with the
assistance of the other gentlemen OF the
party. carried 1t out in most satisfactory
way Al least the young ladies say that
y was quito the SWEETEST thing Of the kind
,neN nave been 90 for many day.
Angerhoner's entire place was engaged,
grounds, bowling alley and all the rest
ei y, and an elegant supper ordered,
winch was eaten by appetites gained by
the ride In the lovely moonlit night and
oy the games played in the bowling alley.
The ride hack home was a merry enc, the
moon WAS bright, the air sweet and fresh
and young hearts are always ready 10 en-
10y Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Myer ohape-
roned the party, which was composed Of
Miss Sexton OF Virginia Miss Dickson,
Misses Frances and Edythe Glraud, Miss
Root Miss Dickson. Miss Lloyd, Miss Elsa
schmidt Miss Norrelt Miss Bryan, MIR,
Mcclellan, Mr.. Hunt Mr.. c, v. Ashe,
Mr.. Frank Jones. MIR. John r Dickson,
Jr, Mr. James Giraud Mr. G. L. kilson,
Mr.. Austin Miller. Mr.. Frank Williams
and Mr.. Eugene Hudson.
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Mrs. w D. Cleveland entertained the
Wednesday Morning Whist club last week
in an unusually festive way. as the day
was one that she delighted to honor--it
was the thirtieth anniversary OF her wod-
ding day All the lovely flowers that she
has received from her husband. her sons
and her friends outside OF the family, were
placed in bright heaps ana masses in tho
nall where the tables were prepared for
the games 10 be played, Misses Tina and
Alma Cleveland took up the duty of car
ing tor their mothers guests and served
them very charmingly. One very pretty
feature OF the morning was he reading
OF q poem written for tho occasion by Miss
Aooie Cleveland the schoolgirl daughter
ana their poetess. The score cards were
dainty hand painted things, with the date
OF the wedding day in pretty lettering on
them' They were fastened on to the cor
sage with pretty silver pins and served as
souvenir OF the occasion. The refresh
ments served by the young daughters OF
the hostess were very dainty and tempt-
ing. outside OF the club Mrs. Clcveland's
guests were Mrs, J A. Huston Mrs. w
" X. watson, Mrs, Lewis Dabney OF bal.
las' Mrs I J Boyes and Miss Johns Of
Washington. D. C.
The Main Street club was very delight.
fully entertained by Mrs H. W. Garrow.
Her home was filed with roses and the
pleasure of taking their beauty and per-
iume added to the taking in Of tho tricks
with those two potent bowers. The
first guests prize was wen by Mrs Al
fred Drew, the second by Miss Gibson OF
Dallas. Mrs. Robbins got the first club
prize, hut gave il to Miss Johns Of Wash
lngton, II. c.. who was a stranger Tho
second club prize fell to Mrs, Ingham
Seward. Mrs Garrows guests were Mrs
J hns Mrs fitzpatrick Of Kansas. Mrs
Dabney Of Dallas, Miss Gibson of Dallas,
Miss Woodward OF Fort Worth. Mrs
Mary Bolts Fitzgerald Mrs A. f. Sauer
Mrs. j. o. Carr. Mrs Vernon Leman.
Mrs, Charles p. Shearn Mrs A. F. Root
Mrs i, 7. Noyes, Mrs. j A. Huston Mrs.
T s. Raiclff, Mrs. s * McIhenny Mrc
j. a. Mullen, Mrs. Henry Brashear. Mrs.
Presley Ewing, Miss Alice Mae Jones
Misses Frances and Edythe Glraud. Miss
Gado.
The following explains itself In the
hands of that faithful worker, Mrs. Van
Week, 1t is sure to be worth going to-;
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Come to n party all your own,
Nothing just like 1t ever was known
Klrd friends will give you something TO
eat
And others will furnish musical treat.
With this we enclose a little sach.
We hope you will bring or send it back,
With cents as many as you are years old,
You needn't be scared, it will never be
told,
We're sure you'll not leave us In the lurch
The pennies viii go to help the church;
Best wishes we send with greetings hearty
And hope you VIII attend your own birth
day party
At the home of Mrs. W, C Van Week.
1874 Rusk avenue, Tuesday evening May
Q, 1899.
Last Tuesday evening merry party oil
young people assembled at the beautiful
suburb home OF Mrs. Ida Japhet, Vocal
and instrumental music and social CONVEX
satlon helped to while the hours away
until 10 o'clock, when the spacious dining
room, which was made beautiful by ferns
and flowers, was thrown OPEN ana de-
licious refreshments were served After
This the diling room was cleared and dane
ing INDUCED in until late hour Those
in attendance were Misses Della seite-
CAST. Lizze Schwelkart. Nettie Sehwelkafi,
scwartz. Amelia Voigbt, Bette Japhet,
stolia Folse. Marguerite Haskell and Byrd
Wasgnn of Columbus. MessFs ElspaI y, n
DIssen, Gus Dawson, William Dissen, oito
sens. James Wass3n, Mike Haskeii' Jonii
Haskell. Charlie McAushan. >. j; Mlteh, ~, T.
r. r. Noble Mss1ames r. T. Nople, y. W.
Haskell and S. Y. W5sson OF Columbus
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Mrs Dorsey Mason entertained tine hoh-
day High Five club last week in her own
sweet way and made the afternoon very
pleasant for the club. as well as her
guests who were Mrs. LOUIS Dahney CT
Dallas. Mrs. ]. A. Huston, Mrs' eohnu'
McCraven. Mrs Willie HUTCHINSON Mrs'
David Barry. Mrs. Alfred Shaw OF Gal-
weston. Mrs. j. W Scott, Mrs. 7. j. b2yies'
Mics Roper. Mrs. NJ. w. Garnet
Mrs. Sara G.. Roberts. Mrs. ]. w Jones
Mrs. Henry Brashear, Mrs. o, e Drew
Mrs. A. w. Drew, Mrs. J. j. Cannon, MIS-
q p Shearn. Mrs H. w. Garrow, Mrs
Mary Bolts Fitzgerald, Mrs. Harry pum-
bic. Miss Hennie Price Miss Gibson MIS-
NJ l.. Robbins, Mrs. r. c. Red. Mrs. II, =
Ring. Mrs w, c. Crane and Mrs Barziza
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