The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-21

Masterson. Mira Frank Lurm Mrs,
Rubidieck Ramakcrs Mrs Philip Hard
castle, Mrs. Clark Miey, Mrs Ben Knox.
Mrs, John Kennedy and Mrs, willis W.
Chamberlin.
The Friday evering dance at Bryan hAil
was unusually enjoyable on account Of the
bracing weather. aud It was merry fol-
lowing in the figures led by Mr.. Norman
Kittrell. Jr., and MIR. Harry Lea. OF
course. there were two-steps and all the
usual round of dances before the ootillion
chaperoned. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bailey and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Foster having that
part Of the affair in their hands. The
chaperoned were Miss Frances Ta.lton OF
Fort Worth, Miss Arnold OF Galveston,
Miss Broderick of Baltimore. Md. Miss
Stella Carr. Miss Delgado, Miss Patout,
Miss Effie Jones, Miss Frances Graud,
Miss Waldo, Miss Quinlan. Miss Ross. Miss
Thompon. Miss Broussard, Miss Edythe.
Giraud. Miss Bessie Lewis. Miss Loen-
decker Miss Tuggle, Miss Franklin, Miss
Alma Miller Miss Julia May Morse, Miss
Hannah. Miss Wood Messrs, Norman
Kttrell, Jr.. Harry Lea, VIII and Odn
Kendall, Bruce Fraser. Clarence Kendall,
liams, Eugene Heyck. Ed Tom Randall,
e. A. Hudson. Frank Williams, George
Kidd. Jr.. w. A. Wood, James and Rich
ard Giraud. Austin Miller, Bert Everts, J.
II. Eagle John Foley, C. j, Crane, Jr.,
Brown Bolts. Endus Huey Ed Bailey,
Harry Jones and Louis Bryan.
Miss Lillian Alsworth invited--infor-
mally--a few friends to spend Thursday
evening with her friend and guest, Miss
Underwood OF Columbia. and they had the
mcrriest sort Of an evening. A game OF
high five opened II. music followed and az
ter that a peanut hunt and peanut
walk These two last features were so
novel and so full of fun that they made
the evening the jolly success 1t was. Pea
nuts were hidden about in every nook and
corner ana the search for them was
merry one. Then for the walk, there were
u certain number of COOLERS placed on
the outstretched hand of every guest, and
they had to walk certain distance, try
ing to keep as many as possible In place.
for the one who arrived at the goal with
the greatest number still on the hand was
given prize. No one ever dreamed that
so much fun could be got out OF the fes-
tive peanut. but Miss Alsworth's guests
had pleasant opportunity of discovering
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Miss Mary Ella Taylor, Miss Mary Ashe,
Miss Nab. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. George
Bruce. little Alice Bruce, Mr.. Huger.
Ma.srs "a TranI rS son, NavI,,a W. NJ
Cairns Mr. pohart Wiair Massrs uo,stnn
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.hsui. any MISS nrhie John tooh TINS s.u.
+ friends N n,eot Rim in tbe hvenino and "a
do what they could to tighten the weight
OF years from his heart or course they
! came and tried what they could with mu-
I sic and merry lest to chase away the gloom
| that gathering wears will cast and owl
1 IDENTITY they succeeded. Mr.. and Mrs. Aus.
! lin Pollard did what they could with man :
dolln and voice to make The evening a
/ happy one for the cues, of honor. and sew
( oral presents doomed fit and appronriate
/ for his wears were given him Nofahly-
among these wac bib daintilv trimmed
/ wi.h lace and knots If babv ribbon With
/ our PET, deftIv embroiderad accoss thc
front Miss 1obn aid not forget ths birth
dav cake whose gav array ~ thTrty-t,,o
candles lola he storv as hrightIv and as
hanniIv ne tbsv co,,id Eva1vtbing wa
dope mat was nossjbio - reconniia Mr.
Latham to the flight of time and certainly
the young hostess showed not only her
kihuly near, put ner sweet sraciousness
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SeH ~ Mlller guests from Troy onlo
who seem TO be having things their owi
way making friends right and left a,
+ha, mr. $50 -,,a - ,,a,.,,
my So ~ s'io ma N.'s VIZ p'a' IN
CARDS, 70 which Tiny play-playlng CARY
was Attached by ribbon FOR each gam
won fretty prizes oHered MADE IN
q games more exciting and We're hnaiiy VOL
by Mrs. austin foiiard, MRS. u. K Rlch
ardson ana MRS. Mary botts Fitzgerald
A supper OF two courses was followed b,
music, Mr. Carglil pet piano being calie'
| IN to delight the guests and Mrs. Pollard