The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-11

lovely as any nower in the room aud her
name, Helen Troy, suggested one OF the
famous beauties OF the world. so she MAS
considered ono OF the greatest ornaments
Mrs. Hollands pretty rooms contained.
The players scoring the greatest number OF
games were Miss Henke on the lsoies' and
MIR. Landrum Dennis on the sentlemcn's
side and they were rewarded with seal
card case and silver letter opener respec-
lively, while Miss John and Judge Allen
were consoied Tor losing bys case of La
zelle perfumes for the former and q leather
cigar holder for the latter After the
game salad course aud ice cream were
served and some excellent music by Miss
Carr and Mrs. Seymour Brasher very much
enjoyed. Mrs Hollands guests were: MI.
and Mrs. FRANK iumm. Mr., aud Mrs Ssy,
mour Brasher Mrs, Ella Troy, Misses
Frederick. Carr. Henke, fries. Grogau,
John. Edythe Ciraud, Aline aud Amy
Knight. Lea. Brsshesr aae Messrs. Harry
Lea, Robert and Arthur John, Landrum
Dennis. styles Giraud James Giraud, Bert
Eysrts. Groeshcck Powell, pr KYLE, Dr.,
Noteworthy and judge 4. c, Allen.
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Miss Annie McKcever invited few o.
the intimate friends OF Mrs. r, NJ Vim
stead. nov OF SAN Antonlo, but formerly
OF this city. 10 meet her on Thursday
afternoon. and entertained them with a
game OF euchre. Miss MciSoevers after
noon was like hersclf--just charming
was pronounced by her guests 10 be awful
ly dear" and they were not referring 20
its commercial value either There was
wilderness OF yiolets everywhere ~-even the
games were marked by the fragrant heau-
ties. Every guest was given heart shared
score card OF cardboard gu enc sidc OF whiNh
Mrs. Winstead's monogram was written IN
rilded letters and . violet was lied IN ono
OF the holes punched ia H. with narrow
violet ribbon for every game won. Mrs
winstead's score card was very much
larger than the rest and on the blank slde
of II every guest wrote her autograph go
that she could keep II as souvenir OF
tho day. salad course ana lcc cV'7'n
were served after the sames we're over
Miss McKccyers gueeis we're Mrs kon-
ert kcyworth, Mrs. c. H. Lucy, Mrs. Iohn
Nettenhcimor, Mrs eugene Bonner, Mrs
T. Arthur Cargill Misses, Dickson TINA
cleveland, Lloyd. Fem, Root and Bryan
and sho WAS assisted In entertaining tncw
nv hrr mother and sister, Mrs. ]. J. Nc
Kceynr, and Mrs. J, J. Mekeever Jr'
~
Mir and Mrs. James rricc coloprsten
another anniversary OF their Wedding Fr'-
day by hciug at home 70 their friends
Tho handsome home was bright with now.
ers and palms and the harpy faces 81 those
Who rathercd therein TO congratulate tne
bride and groom Their daughters. hrs.
Harry numblc aud Miss Hcnuic Price,
we're with them receiving the callers Win
their sweet courtesy aud SERVING tnem
with cake aud vine. Mrs NJ, " dohu,
Miss Riruie John. Miss Wilie Webb ana
Mrs. Orcar were also there. There Was
no formality--no receiving party nui all
was In the old fashioned sweet way TINT
is SO attractive, There were great manN
callers. happy to have the opportunity
of coneratulating MIR. aud Mrs Price and
wishing them many happy returns y tho
dsy. IN tho evening n number of Nonns
peoplc met at the house aud remained
III iii 10 o'clo,k when teoy adjourned 10
bryan hall TO the dance given by tee Ron
eft e. Ice chapter
MIR. and Mrs. \. II. 6elo gave very
handsome dinner in Dallas on The lrst
of the current month to Misa Helen Poo-
der. at which Miss Careiil OF Houston,
Miss Barbour OF louisville KY Misses
Atkins. Newman, t'lippcn aud Mcssrs NJ.
Il. shannon II. Tee Edwards, 81, Georse
Brooke Tucker, William II Flppen, Nor
gan, MafnHlu ana Mr. ~ IL AAti'F $50
were present These were joined later by
MIR and Mrs William II, Ponder, var ami
Mrs. Lewis NJ uabney, Mr. and Mrs.,
Jules T. Schneider and Miss Willie Pom
der. and when all were gathered together
the announcement Was made Of the en-
gagement OF Miss Helen Ponder 10 Nj.
A. H. Belo, Jr. No date has as yet been
set for the wedding II may no, he within
tho year. but the announcement of The en-
s.lifl In nj N Tho NIL
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs, Rclo. Who former
~ resided here,
Mr.. and Mrs. T {. Dunn we're at home
Friday Afternoon in a quiet Informal way
to their friends Introducing their two
daughters. Mrs Tracy n. Dunn aud Mrs
r. c. Dunn, Jr. In this they we're as
sisted by Mrs, Dunus mother. Mrs. Eliza
beth Tracey, Miss Llbbie Dunn and Mira.
Elliot Tracy. Miss Etae H5rlock OF Nava-
sofa. sister OF Mrs. \. G. Dunn, r.. and
Miss Chinskf also OF Nsvasota were prcs.
cut aud with The Two happy brides made
the house bright and gay With their merry
chat aud happy laughter Mrs puuu
served her guests with cup OF creamy
chocolate and dainty wafer after they
had met the brides and duiN enjoyed look
Ing at the many handsome presents given
70 tufm IN INC tNtNAHb itN Aatltb0tN
friends Of Mr. and Mrs, Dunn GANG ia
for social hour aud TO congratulate Mr.
and Mrs. Dunn on their new daughters.
The Benedicks Nu give their mrs. ger
man en- Washington birthday al Bryan
hall. and OF course u viii be an event 81
Importance in the world OF society, rs The
club IS composed Of Tho very beat o.
Houstons socisl NE The AFFAIR u ia
The best hauda. Mrc. q, T, Holt 10 ,he
chairman Of the supper committee, Mrs.
Paul Timpson Of be committee ON deepra-
lion and Mn. r. X Dillingham; of tina. nu
favors The door committee il composed
al Mr.. ". v AqEh. chairman Aessrs
Paul rimpson. r. 3. Norris, H. n. KiRS
and Y. u Dumbe
The Foceptiun committee Of Mr.. Epnis
carglll. chairman; Messrs, 4. W Pollard
John No,ten and NJ T. Foster, Dr. Il. ".
Knox b. J. a Mullen.
Mr aud Mrs " D. Cleveland snnouuee
the oDgagemsn OF their daughter Tina.
70 Mr.. 5. Hughes Sthoolh.,i o. naaullc
Va. The marriage siil take place a.,er
Easter Thus one by ore their lovely
group AZ daughter Is heius taxi frrm
Mr.. and Mrs. Clevclsnd and Houston de-