The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-18


whom Mrs. Grogan had invited to meet her
son and his bride were Mr.. and Mrs. Ever
EFT McAshan. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lumm.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs,
y, IL. Mettenheimer, Mr.. and Mrs j. o.
Carr. Captain and Mrs. E. p. Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson Miss Bro1wiek
OF Baltimore, Miss Cargll Miss Koake.
Miss Gibbons, Miss Coyle, Miss McKeever.
Miss Katherine Browne, Miss Nab Hall,
Misses Annie and Rowena Mettenhelm r.
MISS Kirkland, Misses Allne and Amy
Knight, Miss Price, Miss Edythe 81 aul.
MISS Shelby Miss Carr. Misses Mamie ald
Matte Grogan ana Messrs Gordon y chol-
son, James and Richard Glraud, styles
Glraud, Arthur John, w. II Curth, Harry
Brown, Jules Albert. Landrum Dennis.
Jehn Dawson, X. L. Tilford, j. r. Eagls.
Groesoeck Powell, Schultz satzky and
Eugene Heyck
Mrs George d. Hunter gavo her sister,
Mrs Frank Hunter OF FL Paso, pleas
ant farewell in valentine card party
Monday afternoon. There were not very
many present, only four tables, but they
had very Jolly afternoon, trying for the
head table. when the memorable bell
sounded the time for moving. whether
other players were ready or not. After
the games OF euchre were p!ay9d for
which the markers were daintily painted
Cupids on whose arm bow was placed
for The first and arrows for each subsequent
game won. Mrs. Hunter had card leaflets
on which were written questions, each OF
which was answered by the name OF
Hover. For the greatest number OF ques-
tons answered a pretty prize was given,
and this was won by Mrs. Kate Montgom
cry Mrs. Harris Masterson carried off
the prize FIR the greatest number Of
games and Mrs. Everts that for the lone
hands. Oyster cocktails followed by Ice
err an, frozen in heart shape with heart
shaped cakes, served to console tnose who
had won no hing, were a 20 enjoyed b.
the winners. Mrs. Hunter guests re;
Mrs. Fran Hunter, Mrs Scott of Calves
ton, Mrs. JON Maycy, Mrs Harris Ma ter
son, MS Byroa Eyerts, Mrs. Jo eph He
len, Mrs. Kate Mont gonery MIS- II. w
Ceatry of Hot Spill Ms Orea- MIS-
p Knox Mrs Rublfieck Ram1ke 5, MIS-
b. T. Perkins, Mrs. y. NJ. Norneet, Mrs.
Philip har1cast E Mrs. Frank Andrews
and Miss Mary Smith.
A recital will be given by Mrs. Nellie
Leman and Mr.. Alridge Kidd Friday evel-
ing at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation hall beginning promptly at S:15.
Mrs. Leman is a dramatic reader gradu
ate OF the Deisarte School Of 0ratory. has
taught elocution in the Louisiana State
normal school for four years and brings
with her very high cpcomiums. There is
no need to mention Mr.. Kids playing,
he is too well known for that. and the
other musicians assisting are all favorites
here The following programme will he
given
Duet-"The Troubadours" ....,......
Mrs. j. Sweeney, Mrs. a. G.. Hume.
Piano solo-hBallade," b. Rienecke..
Vocal solo7-"Where nipples Flow
.,....., rr...,..-,.......M Mrs, J. Sweeney
recitation" Hngar' .................
.......,............NI Mrs Nellie Leman
Vocal Sole Spring Song "-Weil,.,..
r,. 9 ~ .;v . Niss Bessie Hughes
Recitation Annette" .l.............
vocal soi8 ~ iM gfs Nslls Is kSnap
''Nightf 90 Morning, b. Neid.
linger $50. ~. .l@Miss Bessie Hughes
A musicale on Thursday night which
was purely an impromptu affair and a llt-'
tie compliment extended by Miss Annie L.
Davidson 10 her visiting friend, Miss Ruth
Wiess proved to be a most charming
event The selections were greatly ad-
mred. Music was talked and expressions
OF the great masters was freely INDUCED
in, the guests all agreeing with Beethoven
that music is a more lofty recreation
than all wisdom and PHILOSOPHY"
/ -1iss Niss 10 resilient OF BaaumJnt
most intellectual, and so pleasing and
entertaining that wherever she visits he.
friends are legion
/ IL - ba
entertainment by Mrs. John ~ Maze
Mi Cl-ra Carer, Mss Rut VIE s, Mr.
II. c. Sherrod. Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Dear
mond. with one accord declared they Dwell
them debt for such musical traa' ~.
ne guots Were MISS Susie Hurley.
Miss Fannie Burks, Miss Catherine Brown
Mrs. l.. Davidson, Mrs John p, Smart,
Mr.. B. Brown. b. B. Gllmer, Lee Bond,
Mi John w, MaNcy and DR.. o, l.. n RS
worthy
J The weekly hop at Bryan hall was on
Wednesday evening instead OF Friday as
it usually is and goodly crowd of young
folk was present TO enjoy It. Three ootll-
Ion figures were led by Mr.. Bert Everts.
Mr.. Harry Lta and Mr.. Norman Kittren.
Jr., and followed by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hervey, Mr. and Mrs Guy Ha court NJ IS
Npbolt, MISS SuDlett, MISS Morse, Misses
Pearl and May Satterthwai; Misses Cora
and Stella Root. Miss Quinlan. Miss Del
gado. Miss Enie Jones, Miss Franklin, Miss
Ross. Miss Lea, Miss Tuggle. Miss Wood,
Miss Brady Miss Miller. Miss Dunn. Miss
Ella Smith Miss Jasper Gibbs, Mss
Bcettchor, Miss Thompson, Miss Cole Miss
John and Messrs, Brown Bolts Thomas
Hcod. Odn and Clarence Kendall Frank
Jones' S. o. Moves. Dan smith, WIN Ken
( dali, Harris Garrow, Ed Tom Randall.
Sproui W, T Hancock, ,Ahrahams, Bart
Smith Eugene Hudson. Hubert Loenler,
! S. r. McIlhenny. Austin Miller, John Nc
! Clellan. Julian Wright George Kidd, Jr.,
Enders Huey. II, 3. Brown, f. A. Her
vey. Jr.. e. H. Bailey, c, Arthur Williams.
| J. Chinault, Hamme;t and Or, Kyle.
The Elks will throw their coy club
rooms open 10 their lady friends next
Wednesday evening. 2lst instant.
/ Tho entertainment will consist of a
musical programme, these taking part
heirs he Herb & Lewis orchestra Sti-s
I.uHdra Prot Galut Prof, Sievers aGi
MISS .vtrilt. aecompanlst Mr Q3iu Ken.
( OaN wll pay he Sioiin chlisato lor Miss
iwUrs Brother HAIRY Sacuoi -wiIi
r3w SEVERAL selections ON bis baluuui
aubhsr1
Nipf De programme r2ircshn VII
be served and dancing INDUCED In by tie