The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-13
i'm THE SOCIAL WORLD,

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ption at her nome on the corner OF
In street and Rusk avenue yesterday
AN the hours of K and q n. M. which
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su eA''eiiieis pie'.s ""s
bnor OF Miss Lena wall OF FRANKLIN,
!. who has been the guest of her
a. .o,,e dave mast The recs;v;np
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consisiea. III a'u''iuh " 'ne nosNee e.
her guest of honor. of Mrs. 5. Q. Red.
Andrews. Mrs. w. b. Chew. Mrs.
MS ~
Mrs. j. T. Locktnah' Mrs. r1aro-
e, Mrs. w. F. Simmons, Mrs. Ais
h. Mrs. John Huev. Mrs. George l..
I, ,,,s, N,x.a,.r Misc sch,,,at Mise
~ MISS 'eAe,' WISE ''e' .s0
MISS AlsWortn' MISS lrvIn' MISS
Miss Currie. MISS Porter MISS GID,
MISS Lea. MISS hey' MISS Henke ana
Jones.
|e hostess, with her unmarried iady
os, received the guests IN the plue
wnicn IS situated on the lett OF
pail as one enters. This apartment Is
ned throughout IN the coiors from
r. u takes Its name and the whole
ents very pretty effect. Inc walls
oi q very pretty shade OF blue, with
eeiling and the borders in lighter
Inc rugs, the thing IN the mantel-
ana even the pretty little French
are OF the prevailing color. Grace
lestoons formed of smilaX were ar
ed N an artistic manner on the walls
several vases of naidenhair fern re-
on 4the mantel, while palms and
pot plants were placed attractively
no the room Tvs necessary finish
furnished by several vases of vio-
young ladies' received In the room
across the hall, in which the dec
ions consisted OF pink carnations. green
and palms. The palms. which were
ga IN the bay windoE of the apart
were very handsome.
tne dining room, where the guests
served with salads, biscuits, ices.
ana chocolate, very pretty scene
presented. The upper portion of the
ueIler was twined with ivy and from
corner portion strands of dainty
ssgas vines were suspended to the
below. The table itself was covered
handsome cut glass receptacles. In
reposed lovely punches of hya-
M IN each of two OF the corners
vs. liable was candelabra bearing
wax candles. the light fcom which
very pretty effect. Several vases
Saquns were placed on the handsome
osIc and three or four different va
g q Terms We're used to advantage.
uc nail the scheme OF red and green
carried out, the chandeliers being
pSu 70 pink crepe paper and smilax
81, used on the stair rail- tho walls
o.ner places. The punch bowl, which
presided over by Mrs. Charles H.
20 was In this apartment. A gem
.lsuppiy OF cushions was scattered
W. STAIRS and In the upper hall and
tn.Inl Cosy corner" was arranged
Ioned K tha way ine musicians were
hose Eho Ag ,a .ear OF tne nan.
J. W snn,. caras were; VI, anu
ies, NJ and and NJ. u ana MIS-, :; mn, NJ
I. NJ. and M ~ eeorse "; M
,Mrs. Enrana n. w. a.; LEWIS MI
+, King fr ana a Mse ~ Mr; ana , Mrs.
and Mrs. N ~ n Mn W "a m ~. IA
". ". cbamher,;r l n.y. ~ Mrs
~ epfnng, M. and Mr.. u.nru I I.anrs s
Az Mrs. R. M nie;n NJ "a Ne
Ncksor. Nj ana Ms NC = n, NJ
~, and Mrs. a a Mistrot NJ and
!. !. McKesyer Mr. and Mrs. y T.
~. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. r ~ FIen-
~ And Mrs. IN p. Iones Mr. ana
lsv,e Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. d. u.
40 q. and Mrs. R. ". Knox. Mr..
Y. G. Van Week. Mr.. and Mrs.
= unoyes, Mr., and Mrs. John n. Dick
~ ana Mrs, Charles p. Shearn.
~ r snd Mrs. William Chris