The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22
~ DANCE. WITH you.

. pAxcE. WITH You.
IN YOU has been the best
~ ~. more than pease or rest
lsSs favor; now you say
.zl' ~ n take the boon away.
IA finger. unconfessed.
AVE no heart to wrest
~ aims; was but blest,
AZ ] pleased and made you gay,
dance with you.
4 dead, mono to protest,
I'M loves such sorry jest,
n NH for these hard words you
amid not hold me from YOU
~ sene back. a hidden guest,
s dance with you.
y 4 4
...ileman who first used the ex-
sEurskal have found it,, did
Nh more 10y in his heart than
,d,ysfor I, too, have made a dis
shlch causes me to fairly tremble
ac / have found a genius whom,
do not know his name or the
\ lis abode would fain take into
"A and bless, He has solved a
'vhIch has not only caused an un-
number OF Observation-Disclosures
ia devotees of society, but has
Il II some instances, had the effect
i'll Up to trouble of a serious ma
M more explicit. this genius has
VI three-l eaved dance card. which
Z not only list Of the dances and
iii. but also blank space headed
esycus,' In which, against each
may be entered a specified spot
prtners can find each other. Think
rod people! No more vain wan
3 around crowded ball room and
= tie halls and over the stairs and
tls palms and-at the punch bowl
iea o. the recalcitrant young man
name appears opposite that Of your
\ for the ensuing dance. At big
Lille the society ball this innova-
Til be little short of blessing.
y The trouble occasioned by the fail
kacertain class of men to seek out
1ftners as they should, thus hope
Involving the unfortunate who has
the preceding waltz with the part
y question and who, of course, has
Mngements to fill, there is always
heught Of the woes of the stranger
nom. who frequently hears nothing
v own name when an introduction
~ and, not having the courage to
Fthsr In the matter, puts down on
~ IN q mans absurdly silly way
mpsing to describe woman's dress,
d dark" or Nile pink" or
Ping equally as foolish, in vain
y locate the girl with whom he
rede an engagement.
many advantages of this new pro-
q may be readily seen. respect
Npmii the entire matter to the hon
executive committee of the Y z
~ ne humble suggestion that they
" o. the idea at the next ball.
Van Bibber.
0Fd party given Wednesday night
Y ana Mrs. P. K. Ewing at their
% the corner of Clay avenue and
= iuset was delightful affair from
POINT Of view, as are all the social
~ with which Mrs. Ewing has to
- svent was in honor of Miss Ruby
- sister OF the hostess, and the
s.'cn furnished the amusement for
sung was euchre. There lacked
~ People Of the number sufficient
'aliIsen tables, and in this way the
which might have worked its
- mad all Of the tables been filled,
p. ~ Tbs ladies' first prize was won
mn dickson, who had taken the
N, sa q terrifying herself when cut
,'s ss0tner Young lady who had an
4 s ~, score TO her credit, with the
|a.syS which was presented to Miss
~ . sunes as a reward for having
~. sa.lte game. Mr.. Guy NJ, Har-
~ su tne gentlemen's first prize,
~ eooy went TO Mr.. James Gjraud.
NJ. was finished about II O'Clock.
Il .ess ~. the guests enjoyed an hour
\ ,.s.s M! conversation. during which
q. sssnments were served.
1 ". were: Miss Fife Mae
M. ecniitcr, Miss Henke. Miss
N.Y. Miss MoKeever, Miss Root. 4
resss.so ROOT Miss Key, Miss Lloyd,
~. Mss Taylor. Miss Porter.
1 m. Mss Giraud. Miss Edythe Gil
3 y nrewry, Miss Williams Miss
~. ~. Miss Dickson, Miss Alice
m miss Lottie jones. Miss coch-
Cp,i,s', ,oek OF Nayasota. Mr.. Abb
~ " ", K. 7 Morris, Mr.. Joe
M James GIraud. Mr.. George
~ ~ Louis Rryon. Mr.. r. b.
Z II ,arl Stafford, M. w, S,
X Bell, Mr.. G. j. Crane.
II : :. Al, Ersfretts. Mr. W. Bi Fraser.
4 al H,,d.snson: Jr., Mr.. d. u, Huey,
\. Mon Mr.. Guy NJ. IIarcourt.
~ Ncr,pnu, Mr. W.. r. Hancock.
Ms, . vI'si'and, Mr.. ". III. Curth.
n'''' Mr.. r, A. Heltmann.
~
"a = Wedding took place at the
a = 'ne brides uncle. Mr.. II. G. 1
SsIs iiVs Winnie street. Galveston,
evening at 6.ao, the con-
s being Miss Tina A. Peters,
y lug lady of Galveston, and
prominent young man
y coy parlors were beau
su with poems and ferns.
= one Of the parlors was
"a q ana foliage to correspond
e : garden.
Ssct q Nendslssohn's beautiful
3sr = played by Mr.. Frank
11s3 !. snard Lee OF Houston,
- 49,, nu the groom, took their
~ 6ssss. circle at the end of the
which was arranged
~ Then Mr.. Gus Peters,
3n-. 'oe as best man. and
c M maid Of honor, came
ua hsils into Che parIor,
~ arovtng bridesmaids and
y. Peters. brother Of