The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22

erea with cardboard OF e pale fawn colo
ana tied with satin ribbon. They CAV, ,
mst Oh the selections played by the Dant
as wei as the dances. One OF these Sc.
iections. Queen of the Blue Grass . WA.
special compliment to Miss palsy Hoo
OF Kentucky, with whom Mr.. Spenecl
Hutchins led MIR. Hutchins also led viii
MISS Morse and Miss Franklin. The sec.
onu inquire was particularly effective II
was OF the military order and drums nnf
guns were used as fayors and 70 give 7
picturesque effect to the dance. Their
was no set supper but lees were served r
the early part in buffet style and latel
on sandwiches and coffee
Tho strangers present were Lieutenant
Governor and Mrs. Jester of Texas Mrs
E X. Moses, Miss Grace Moses of Colo
RADIO, Mr.. and Mrs. 4 s. Goetz and Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Tansllf of New Mexico,
Mrs. w. S. Montgomery Mrs. John r
Hunter of Colorado, Mrs j. Maurice Finn
| MRS W. W. Kirby Mr.. and Mrs l.. 7.
cannon Oh st. Louis, Mrs. Dr. Whiting OF
uoiorauo, Ar. r. f. Montgomery Of Colo
raoo, Mr.. Storey and Mr.. Miller of New
| orleans, Mr.. Harland Of st. Louis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Churchill OF Kansas. Mrs Gpnrea
uuestis of Ohio, Miss Hood OF Kentucky.
MISS Wood of Indianapolis. Ind: Miss
Loeiher OF San Antonio Mr.. McComb Of
Jacksboro Mr. Slater of Ell Paso and MIR
AVN LANCE of Galveston. Among the
nonle people were Mr.. and Mrs w. C..
crane Mr.. and Mrs Ben Bailey. Mr. and
Mrs Marcellus Foster. Mr.. and Mrs Jeff
N. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Taylor. Mr.,
ana Mrs. Guy Harcourt, Mr. and Mrs
honert heyworth Mr.. and Mrs William
christian, Mr.. and Mrs, c. l.. Fitch. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hervey, Mr.. and Mrs
Sohn Mettenhemer Mr.. and Mrs. Fort
Sruth. Mrs. Laura Roberts Seward Mr.
ahd MRS. j. II. Eagle, Mr.. and Mrs, II
MacGregor' Mrs l.. T. Noyes, Mrs.
john L Brady, Mrs. Aubrey Mcguire. Mrs
y, l. Holt. Mrs Bette Bryan. Mrs Ko-
sine Ryan, Mrs. ]. O. Ross. Miss VOORHEES,
hiss Pearl Ross, Miss Alma Miller. Miss
Juila May Morse, Miss Graud, Miss Ella
smith Miss Fanny Peck, Miss Paine. Miss
franklin, Miss Mamie Thompson. Miss
hfhe Jones, Miss Blanche Wood. Miss Wi
.eeh Gfoce, Miss Lula Bryan, Miss Shell
by. Miss Stella Root, MISS Stella Carr
Miss Lucy Brady, Miss Eva TugrIe Miss
Blrnie John. Miss Lillian Lea, Miss Mary
hluh ana Messrs. Spencer Hutchins, r. II.
fTanglin, w, II. Curth, Eugene Hudson.
John f.. Dickson, Jr.. Chatles J. Crane
", Eugene George, George Kidd. Eugene
Heyck. Harry Lea, Frank Williang. W. /
ana ~ ,.ohn Foley, Hammet s. o Moves. s.
- Mcilhenny. Herbert LoefHer Bert
Everts' George Hannah. Bruce Fraser,
Abbott Cockrefl Louis BRYAN r. A. .Tosev
Norman Kittrell, Jr.. odin Kendall W
Wood. James and R@eard Girnud. Clar-
ehce Torrey, F. A. Hervey. lr., and w. T.
Hancock.
Captain and Mrs. A. X. TAYLOR ceIe
brated the first anniversary of their wed.
ding day Thursday afternoon with one of
the most beautiful receptions OF the past
Two seasons In the beauty and taste
shown In the house decorations and in the
attractive appearance of the receiving
party, the affair has not been excelled and
not often equalled The entrance hall
was dressed in garlands of green. with
deep red roses, effectively draped over
the soft lace of the curtains and mirrored
stand. The punch bowl was in the cum
ningest corner, bright with vines and
roses, but the sweetest flower of all was
the dear little girl who received the cards
OF the callers, little Sue sherman Garneit.
Here Mrs. Ben Bailey and Miss Marie
Davis received the guests and Miss Lula
Bryan and Miss Matte Wier served the
fruit lemonade
In the front parlor all was In purest
white. On the mante beautiful white
roses were banked on a bed of white
clover blossoms, great clusters of Gala
lilies and vases of white roses were placed
about the room and even the chandelier had
Its wreaths Of vines and white roses.
Here Mrs. Taylor stood with her daughter
Mrs. d. Stuart Wier; her sister. Mrs
Brady, and her friends, Mrs Ring, Mrs r. (
S. Lovett, Mrs. w. B. Chew and Mrs. Harry
Dumble. Mrs. Taylor was also assisted b. |
MIS-, w. c. Crane, Mrs. Gustav Mistrot |
Mrs. o. C. Drew. Jr., Mrs Howard Smith |
Mrs. Presley Ewing, Mrs. S. F. Carter and |
Misses Taylor, Brady, Tuggle, Porter
Giraud Fem and Carr.
In the second parlor was a profusion Of
yellow roses. They filled the cabinet, I
stands and chandelier and frleze Of
Niels made a golden band across
and above the folding doors between this (
and the dining room beyond on the
dining room side the freze was OF pink ,
roses in keeping with the color used there. !
On sideboard and table were heaps of pax /
Mermet and Bridesmaid roses and the /
candles and confessions ON the table, that |
was lovely in glass and silver, were all OF /
the same dainty hue. The cluster of
young girls serving here was as lovely as
the roses, and when, after the callers had |
gone. they we're grouped about to refresh |
themselves and chat over the events of |
The afternoon the picture thus formed was
we'll worthy Of a famous artists brush.
The whole affair was perfect for the charm
Of the hostess and her friends was such
that the guests fingered and lngorc1 |
oath to leave an atmosphere so redolent
IF happy hospitality.
One OF the most interesting features OF
he past week was the reunion of the
Reneau Renault family They are de-
Icendants of Philip Francis Renault who
anne from France to America in the early
part Of the Eighteenth century and to
whom grants of land we're given by the
ding of France along the Mississippi. Tie
Iamuy is now represented in Michigan,
Nebraska. Georgia, Tennessee Louisiana
md Texas and members from these differ
mt States met last week in Houston at
he Latham hotel. many OF them utter
to each other The coat Of arms
Il the family was displayed on banner
n the parlor when they assembled and
matters OF business as well as pleasure at
ended 10 during their meeting. They
haired in the festivities arranged for the
lty's guests as several OF the gentlemen
we're delegates TO the Transmisslsslppi
Congress. and arranged little pleasures
or themselves. Thursday afternoon there
vas handsome dinner set for them IN