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

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Mrs. G. w. Bein gave a beautiful lunch
con Wednesday complimentary to Mrs. A.
L.. Smith OF Fort Worth, who was the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Howard Smith,
last week. The table was lovely with It's
heaps OF primroses and dainty valentine
pace cards. Mrs. 4. A. Peden maze
glorious music for the luncheon parry dur
Ing the morning and the delightful taole
talk and tempting menu completed the az
fair. Mrs. Bein's guests were; Mrs. A. H.
Smith. Mrs. Howard Smith. Mrs. W. D.
Connor OF Dallas, Mrs. J. j. Cannon. Mrs.
II. a. Peden, Mrs. J. NJ. Dorrance, Mrs.
T. Lovett Mrs. r. w. Knox, Mrs. 4.
Arthur Cargill and Miss Bobb.
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The padertwzM prospect is setting peo-
pie almost wild with delight aad e7ers
one is beginning TO econUmise al ca ly vita
view TO the purchase OF seats. Pad
erewskl, The very name charms and
these who have heard him t.. tFe past hear
Ia fancy the Wonderful stra ms tlat ne
brought from the keys OF his piano. and
long 10 hear them again. P3der-"ski -
net all fad--he is genius and holds
his audience with spell all his own. Hc
is expected here on tae LIST CT Ma ca a1d
VIII play at the opera house, whi,h cate
has cancelled Others already and VIII no
doub. warn everything else off.
A very enjoyable card party was given
on Wellesdly evening by Misses Fannie
and Prince Burk, al watch h.gh five Was
the gams illustrated pleasingly BY va!en-
tines. Partners were .ouni By mlt-hilg
one half OF a vaieAtiA. oy f. -iAs tie
o.her. At the close OF the game -ol Ell
yaloniinss were given to ca h guest AID
then refreshments were ssry d II a We 8
daiHty way. ChcBca saa in br gh ell
apples, accompanied b. olives, va ers.
c e.. with hot ch -colate, ca G and ~ To
follow. The evening proved very de / t.
iul to th guests, VIII re ! tel TIT 81.
Valentines Day comes only once a yea.
Mrs. Nelson Munger Miss hughes, Mss
b insmlde and Mr.. r. b s4va will
bring Mr. Ernest Gamble TO II IL N or
a social on the 81 Of March. Tlis m ans
go d deal to the votar.ss OF music here,
for Mr.. Gamble has the Reputation Of
beirg the finest blsso ballad sin. e. N
America. His voice is basso profundo,
full Of melody and Of finest training. His
pianist is Wilbur Mcdonald, who also
has fine reputation. Peisonal friends
Of Mr.. Gamble here contemplate giving
him reception during his short stay.
Mrs. Ella V. Hamman announces the
marriage of her daughter, Mary, to Mr..
Joe Henry Eagle, to take place Tuesday,
9th, at o'clock at Christ church, Rev
Dr.. Brown officiating.
Miss Hannah is the youngest daughter
OF the late General William II, Hannah,
well remembered throughout Texas as an
eminent lawyer. Mr. Eagle is uni # mem
Der of the law firm of Kirby, Martin 81
Eagle.
Both bride ana groom are prominent in
the social life OF the city.
Friends are invited TO the ceremony, no
cards being issued,
The party OF tourists who visited Mex
leo in Captain Quinlan's private car and
who had such a thoroughly delightful time
wandering about the picturesque cities of
the land OF the Montezumas returned Sun
day morning The party was composed of
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G. w. Wood, Mrs o. T, Holt, Miss Quin-
Ian, Miss Fife Jones. Mr.. John f Dick
son, Jr., and Mr.. Bruce Fraser Ms.
Woman and Mrs. Wood left Sunday ght
for their home in TROY Ohio, after a visit
TO Mrs. Miller full OF pleasure to them and
their hostess.
Mrs. J. W. SCOTS informal reception
Wednesday was compliment to hsr
friend and guest Mrs. A. II. Wootters. of
Crockett bus 1t was a pleasure as well
to The callers, who kept the house gay
all the afternoon with the bright give
and take oil cGngauia people. The
weather was propitioGs and the stream
OF callers continuous through the hon
announced, from 4 to 6. Mrs Scott ma
her guest were assisted by e. p. Hamblen.
MIS-, sinclair laliaIerIo, Mrs W. G.. Van
Week, Mrs, r. c. Red and Mrs. t. q.
Ross
The annual masquerade ball of the
TurnveEein will be given next Fri a,
evening at their hall, and it is 70 he
on the usual grand scale followed by the
vereia in their big affairs. 1t is looked
forward to with interest and pleasure by
a large number OF the memOers ana
friends OF the old institution that IS gain
ing steadily in numbers and experience
every year.
There was very quiet wedding at the
home OF Mrs. Grins,sad, corner OF Iceland
and Milan streets, Wednesday evening at
o'clock. Miss Earl Arnold, daughter OF
DR., and Mrs. j. NJ. Arnold. and Mr. Oscar
Bass were made man and wife by Rev. DIR
Duncan. Owing TO recent death In the
family of the bride the affair was vary
quiet only few relatives and intlmata
friends being present.
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The Benedicks" have issued very hand
some cards to their german at Bryan hau
Thursday, the ED The affair will he one
OF the SWEETEST" of the season and only
limited number OF invitations have been
issued outside the club as under the rules
out one-half the membership are eulitIsd
to that privilege.
Invitations have been issued by Nh,
Annie o. Giraud to ne wedding OF her
daughter, Ffanccs Katherine. to Mr.. Theo-
dore Heyek Jr to take place ar the
church Ct the Sacred Hear, next Wednes-
day, and also to a reception from 10 II
oooyh o. ihat evening AZ her home.
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Miss Lucy Bray gees 10 Gaiyss,o,