The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

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! tbe eetly evening, none OF the gucs's were
/ kept away, and by 0 o'clock the spacious
! pArlcrs: as well as the verandns, which bad
been decorated with Chinese lanterns,
were filled with a jolly crowd. each vieiag
with the other TO score the greatest nuit,-
Dor Of games while Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons
saw they were well supplied With punch
dilite their exciting contest
At the close OF the evening ice cream
ara Gale were served; gffrr which the
handkerchief was cut for by Mrs Wille.
fCru, Mrs. Dr. Whipple aud Mrs tinme
| Mrs, Wllleford was the successful onc
secured hy Mr.. y. p, Larkn, who also
carried on the lone hand prize as well. 3
prize was cut for by Mr. VI Kattmann aud
Davia iianngh, the latter securing IT, Those
present were Mrs; NJ. G. brewster, NJ
N'tippe pr and Mrs isnglehardt Mrs
w. T. Hamblen Or Tiaiuheu Mrs. Or
hrfdn Mr., and Mrs NJ kattnann, Phillip
Ehrdcrstle. C. j. Miiey, w. - Hume. T.
~ Helm, J. e Riordan. James Adar, X.
], Redheld, 7. y. Lnrkln. s. II. wnlefnii,
William +. Bryan, Mrs. James VI Gibson,
Mrs jennie BraHngan. Mrs C.. w. Lewis,
MIS- p. r. Brown Mrs Dndlcy BRYAN,
Miss Cabiness Miss Onida Queen Mr. J.
v McCutcheon, Mr. ] c. witt Mr. Dayll
man OF New York.
Mr.. George A. Works gave bowling
party at Angerhoefer's Thursday night
complimentary TO Miss Annie Lon Rogers
Of Galveston and Miss Mary Randolph Of
sherman. These summer night outings are
9 continual source OF pleasure to the Hous
ton people, ana that this one WAS especial
~ agreeable was proven by tile late hour
at which the party returned. Bowling.
dancing and Dutch supper made up the
program " the evening 10 which the drive
uuwn and back We're delightful additions
The party, who enthusiastically declur0
thar they had had a iin5 time was chappr-
al Ia nd AIrg "A Nm
and Mrs. o. G.. Drew, Jr., and comprised
Miss Rogers, Miss Randolph, Miss Beeson
of tincnuatl. Ohio. Miss Oleana Head of
Sherman. Misses Mamie and lda MAY
Thompson, Miss Efhe Jones, Miss Alma
Miller Miss Lillian Lea, Miss Edytne
Grand, Miss Grnce Morrell, Miss Maggie
Shcarn, Miss jean Cannon, Miss Ella
smith Miss Lucy Brady and MesSrs
Works Spencer llntchins James Giraud
Hammond Brown, eugene George, Abbott
Huey w. A. Wool, George Kidd, Jr., f.
y SPOTS Frank Jones aai George
Master Howard Burns gave Miss Bette
Lee Smith a pleasant farewell party Mon
day evening az Mrs. r. NJ HANS where
Eo and his mother. Mrs. Lula Burns, are
az present making their home. A game or
Ueh rye was tile order ot the evening,
with prizes alice samec' grown ups, and
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1 Wa9 wac 10 leave so soon FOR Kentucky
WIN o. much care as u SHE had been
lo lahye. Aiter tne games TeIe over re-
itosbmrnts were served and the prizes
/ nv ded Bottle Shearu got the girls
I BOYS, end the guest Of honor was presented
/ VIA an exquisite point lace collar for q
w%r, ssos Rcttie Isc Sniib tHcc i{giss
/ lila and Arabcllc Gibbons Ressle Lee WI,
/ Hanson d Rrcnham Bcih ana Louise Fltz
/ gerald Li.hir Rice Dora and Flossic Clark.
! son, Bette Shearn lrma Jones. Cllftlnn
/ Blake. Jraule Sprong. Mary RowIes. ina
/ WoCNord and Minister'S Don Halt Bert md
no5 Ggnpou Gus ana Roy Street pendle.
ton Turucr, Murray Jones white Spr9ng,
Boaie Smith, John u Woolford Ir., 'brlie
19ylor. Torn .Taliafgro Chester Merston
Mis-. Bessie Kirby, daughter of Mr.. and
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