The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08
L,pr THE wrrE's AWAY.

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!. ,ss when a man goes home.
kiss when he leaves;
!, bold In his hungry arms.
IN TO console when he grievcs:
w house all Uttered up,
10 Are and a light,
IL FOOTBALLS ring through uhe empty
pms "a, ~. - 40 ntcbt
rnowa then how thin the veil
MIN and the savage life,
law. mat the wall that separates
lave az gentle wife,
iS Ss,nty home, with It's pictured
hills, -. 49,.
more u, to him when his loved ones
me ,,eathen's abiding place.
S,,, whom man goes homo.
tT kiss when he leaves
n, hold in his hungry arms,
soy NEVER mind" when he grieves;
! house I'LL Uttered up,
Xiv 4 ffre and a light,
e 'tootfalls ring TIL ouSh the empty
IONS .,,.. ,,rht
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,.m,rss printed in these columns
J, ma matter Of the late hours5ob-
\ the society people Of the city may
nj have had the desired effect. but
eyent am glad to observe a ten
i the right direction here Of late.
functions which have occurred
4 society ball have been well at
and as thoroughly enjoyable rs
M. strange to relate, the guests
Ible to get away before an hour
ko,ld have made the matter OF the
hen working the next day an utter
GbiNt, This business Of leaving
has been previously pointed out,
\ be fashionably sensible. Every
n the city agrees on the subject
|rs is absolutely no reason why the
who 70 out should not look at the
II the same light.
! sm IN the humer, I beg leave
the attention of some of the young
| the city to the fact that there is
difference between a ball room door
held, commonly called a gridiron
BIZ because 1t is not 4 frying pan
lob the great game of football is
II IL highly conniendable. in q
! game, to 90 rushing through
hike whirlwtnd III you can--but.
Il b not in good taste at . german.
Fesses Of four-hfths Of tho ladies
tended the society ball were ruined
y practices and at some Of the func-
Bsen at private houses recently the
: done has boon even worse. Some
may enjoy having their pedal OK
|es crushed by the young men who
fthly from one side of . room to
+, without paying any attention to
|nfort or conveniences OF others, but
do they have not yet favored me
heir names.
|hc Of last Mondays New Years
ions, the Mistrot german and the
reception, last week was very quiet.
no formal events have been an
p Tor the coming seven days and
3 the young people are glad of it.
|rse, they are not tired this early in
Fason, but, nevertheless, they will
shiy enjoy the opportunity to rest
|forded them.
uls'ance OF the plan announced last
!, soaay's Post contains no detailed
- OF events occurring during the
lucy having been reported In full
'0'iow'ng morning. Van Bibber.
rsaT Ross informally entertained
= ner friends on Friday night at
a.Aw and massive homo OF her
G Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. Ross, on
, ssenue. The amusements con-
:. some new and novel games, music
an''ns' The large parlors and the
we're tastefully decorated. the color
prevailing with exceI,ant onect
No Mass Ross was gonned in
~ 81 red. Red pencils with red
!, ~ attached to a sheet of paper
N 3 'as name Of an author in rsd
ana sn a story introducing the
p,,est ms works was written by
jed VI. BOXES tied With red ribbon
arna Win red candy were passed, on
NM Niypeaiea " red the name OF a hero
sfrasis oy which mems the partners
ii nsh.s and conversation were
~ delicious repast, composei of
i 49,, ns,.a' olives and crackers. wine
=, 80 cream and cake was served
svurses, and chocolate was no,,red
q ,s Into little CUPS OF redI The
M ceptlon room was used for dane
was INDUCED in until a late
pr,mn resent were Misses Rela and
arna ne, y. Miss Lucy Bryan. Miss Bes-
TX Mss Lillian Lea. Miss Fannls
c,r,,osl' ss Lucise Wilson, Miss Vir-
!. F. Miss BessIs caapmsn and
III iank ana Harry Iervey. Nj
sr NJ ~ vietor Andres, MI. Hlu
Mr. ~, ,,,, y, Reese, MIR. Johnnie VIII
n s,, WI Hobby, DR.. Green and
,a,iS M's. George Atkinson received
Ia. Snoaday evening In honor Of
d. S0ss and Mary lines Of San
~
, ne been issued by Mrs. Auruste
lsr uncsng the marriage Of her
lsday ma. 70 Mr. Arthur j. Binx on
pcs 4, January IS, at 6 $50. At the
|, No , 9as Brides uncle, Nj. H. C.
Duns n l.ss Winnie street, Galveston.
III Jsep will be at home al No.
~ i se street, this city after