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

from the WagOnette aud disnortrd theln
selves In picnic fasliloD ana en1olei the
abundance OF lovely bon bons the thought
fu, Young hostess had provided Return
ing ~ Miss Paine's home, tue remainder
a game OF ages" written IN rhyme. Miss
Daphne Palmer being winner Of the young
"Urcle Ferry and Mr. Cornelius Kfppp
was thr Fortunate wlnner 0t 'Iulcity. 4
slmiinr prize. Fiutcd lemonade was served
nd lbitum and other reireshmeuts OF ice,
and cake nj the close OF the game. Miss
Iuine's guests were Misses Daphne Palmer
Blanche Myers, Bette Taliatefro, Louis
Marguerite White. Leola Fisher Cornelius
KIupp. Charles Montgomery. Arthur Skel'
l 4ons wo Msager 0Iiyer Ftzserad
De witt Dunn and Lindsey Dunn
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fine sail was given at la Porte on the
Fourth by party Of iloustonians Mr..
Womack, OF the number, took the lead In
arranging affiirs most delightfully."-, and ali
left on the 500 train. Arriving at their
destination they embarked on the boat en-
gagged which was commodious aud com
Portable for the party, and with stin
breeze they sailed away, forgetting the in
tense rays of Old Sol tor his beloved earth
ana the ardent beams Of distnnt cncnaut-
ment with which he so directly enVelopS
her. What could be more enlOyHble Win
rougeuul companions and the ship pro
yisioned" With dairtlcs supplied By the
lanes which furnished the delightful lunch
con? llomeward bound came all too soon
aud o'clock found them again on terra
nrna and rapidly whiiled AWAY to ilous
ton. Those who enjoyed the sail were Miss
Anna Lou Rogers Of Galveston, Miss Alma
Miller. Miss Maggie Shearn, Miss Grace
Norreil Miss Laura Franklin. Miss Blanche
Wood. Miss Edythe GirAud, Miss Nanny
Thompson, Messrs. Carol NinsOn, ii. ID.
Lea; n; ID. Womack g. \. Gibbons, IT.
Louis Bryan, James Grand, WIZ Kendall,
T. I. Orthwuin, u. Lucy, l.. Huey, @. A,
Works, y. kttucih g. Westcrheld. and
their chaperones were Mesdames Wood and
j. \. Brady.
Tuesday afternoon party Of young peo.
PIE, chancrancd by Mrs G. s. Meyers
and Mrs. w H. Palmer, left In special
car for La Porte. Arriving there they at
oEce went aboard Captain Morris boat and
rae an ideal sail over The beautiful bay,
IT which the magnificent neon had made
sea OF sparkling silver. There was =
luncheon Of most toothsome dnlnties sup
Piled by the ladies and was partaken o.
aboard. after which they returned and
going to the pavilion danced 10 inc de
lightful music of Schfam's orchestrl until
the chAperUncS mentioned, the Other mem
hers of the party were Misses blancn"
Myers paphmme ialnGer Bettis raliate dTS,,
Fisher. Grace Iindenherg Louise Ronert-
son, Lois Burke, Edith Paine, Nan
mic Bolts, Mary McAshan Mary Lou
Hood, Arthur sicily Charles Montgomery
tWhr Wa,. manager in chlcn, klfsSci Nun
COZ Du witt Dunn, Edward Primer; PM
| Bpavens Rob Ring, MNssc DOZEN. Charles
Glruud M3uric- McAshan, Cornelinj
Kiupp oliver Fitzgerald, Leonard Fit1ger
| aid Sam Swinford VIII Harris.
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Mir Jake Kapner Of the younger set o.
y f..Ft ooh
( for Austin to begin college work His
friends honored him with a farewell sur
prise party Owing TO the absence Of Mr,
( Eddie r. Lowens,eln president of the
Young Mems Hebrew society No. l, Mr..
Meyer Wagner took the part originally as
rig1rd so Mr. Iowpustein In bidding Mr..
hupuer farewell an behalf Of tho society
Of which he has so long boon faithful
. Urwher MIR. sam Miller OF Galveston fol
lowed and expressed, on behalf OF me
Young Mems Hebrew society No. OF Gal
1 weston, a SINGER. farewell wishing him sue
cess I'M all his undertakings
lhr ncHt WAS a farewell ON the part OF
tine Young ladies, delivered forcibly by Miss
4 Addle Never
Miss Meyer was followed by Mr. Albert
T. Frcdionder who represented the ''no'
friends" OF Nh. Kapner, in wishing hun
every success possible
After few hours Of enjoyment those
present repaired to the dining room, where
The Vo1ston Light Guard VIII nave a
conpttifIvr drm and informal dau.c on
49, ~ d, . MT, ,,
"''u'0NN WV 'u'F ~ o., NV" ''"'"' y
CORNER Main street and Capitol avenue at
which metals given the company bv Hon.
1,l ~ L.,rto ,,.iti, h., ,,,,,,r,,.,1 Ca, no
mrials afr 10 he awarded q" me pest
drilled soldier aud me soldier displaying the
crc,t,st rapcral cxccuonce Ir militarv
N "'"'"'
guy Ihe prizes VIII be awarded by MI
NIo{, response Tor company, 10y Mn: ing
dauce ana light refreshments viii be served
Invitations win he issued on Monday.
I'm S' t trloas ",S lIg 'oTn'tSe'S wo,rocl
chairman
Reception. Mr.. spencer Hutchlns. chair
man.
tloor Mr. Hammond Brown, chairman
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4. Callum Hutchinson
chairman
Decoration. Lieutenant w. Landrum
Dennis chairman
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A bowling PARTY was given on Monday
.vo,,i,c -, ,,,.,,.ho.,,,,, ., M ~,
INNS At A"N'' N''iv' pe'A' in' par
Elephants all assembled at the residence 81
Miss Blanche Wood on Mckinney avenue
,,d v,nn. tocatbo. fr,,, 1,oro H. t,,,,,,t,.
""" "'"' 'Vse'"'i iiuiN '"'to =" puSs'e'
10 the popular resort. Mt, ana Mrs, Homer