The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
OF BEAUMONT

afternoon The only two business matters
of Importance were a decision of the club
tho story and music OF '.Lohengrin" and
also Of the life Of the author. There was
an, impromptu program as follows:
Solo Footsteps in the snow lSher
Solo, G' somnamb,ulc" j'BcianD WIS., 49,. .'7'
Song Good night, sweet Dream ''.'''-
violin. 'inteTmcazo" Giascng26
soc..l Aianitce. lBainEircM MISS Llnaenn'rs
Song Love Is Dream cowem -:
Mrs Munger ana Mrs. Eugene Blake s' wers
elected members
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Kate
stephens and Mr. u. G. Smith Jr, 20
which reference is made in another part
Of this column viii hc quite q swell az.
fair, although no reception win follow the
marriage ceremony Miss stephens comes
of a good OLD Texas family. Her mother
was formerly Miss Bcttc Thatcher. aud
connected with some OF the prominent
families Of South Texas. MIR Smith is a
son of Mr.. D. g. Smith. who Us we'll
known in Iouston-hus served as mayor
and postmaster here Miss stephens will he
attended hy her sister. Miss bate Stephens
hus and Miss Eta Smith Mr. Smith win
have Mr. Landrum Dennis for his hest
mnn, Mcssrs. Austin Miller ana George
Gibbons Will act as Groomsmcn Dr. j.
sydney smith MIR Kenneth Womack Cap
tain 4. G; Hutchinson and Mr. Harry Jones
viii be the ushers, aud jamie Shelby and
Margaret Atkinson the Hover girs.
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Mrs John T. Lockman entertained the
two football teams, the High school team
Of Houston and the Agricultural and Me
char icnl college team, Of which Mrs Lock
mans son, Mr. Adair Iockman, is full
back. last night at her pretty home on
McGowan avenue. Mrs Lockman knows
how to make people enjoy themselves and
the young people who were invited 10 meet
the knights of the gridiron found her as
perfect In this respect as ever. The Young
gentlemen thus honored were MeSsrs.
Lockman, H. and J. Foster, Elder Smith,
Jordan. Rdcnhower, Meyer. Rolharl, Men
Masterson Of the 4. and NJ. tenn and
McSsrs MEYERS, Jones. Hall Eawcett,
| pwyer, Brlnghurst, DYER, JoSey, Kay ana
| Campbell Of the High school with the
coaches Messrs. John Wates and Carl
| Druesedow, aud the substitutes, Mcssra.
| Herndon, Blake, Luccy ANA Martin.
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In tho preparation for the coming annual
| Chrysanthenum show, the ladies Of the
Faith Home association have appointed
chalrmen FOR nearly all the departments
| Mrs. Annie u Sydnor was made chairman
Of the decoration committee Mrs. $. S.
Ashe OF refreshments; Mrs. j. II. Beatty
Of the "Fish Pond" Miss Holman fruit
punch booth, and Mrs h. A. Randolph
decorations OF refreshmcnt hall. rhe nur.
] sery committee will have an attractive
booth, under the special care OF Mrs. Il
/ s. Collins assisted by large number ot
] "A -e
/ OF the fancy work booth last year, Inc
] members Of the executive board ot the
association are the general managers as
The date of the show has hccu changed
from the 18th aud 18th to the 18Th and IAN
" November. as 1t was impoSsihle 60 get
Turner hall FOR the 10th, the Turuyereu
having that night secured for a special sur
pose.
Mrs. John y. Goodhue Of Beaumont
whose daughter, Miss Augusta, made hci
debut at a reception at the Ncchcs clul
In that city Friday night, has a charmln.
house party at her handsome home, ibid,
a While" The name OF the place Is
command very likely to be oheycd very
cheerfully. as Mrs Goodhue Is charmln.
hostess aud now especially there are 81
1 many attractions gathered within the love
ly precincts, Among these attractions, be
sides the young dehutante OF the family
Miss Goodhue are Miss Alma Miller an,
Miss Clara carter Of Houston, Miss Latch
or and Miss Carter OF Dallas. Miss Pettl
Of Kentucky, Miss Fairchild of New or
leans and Miss Mary Trolzzavt Of Unior
City, Tenn. They were an guests Of homo
at the amir Of Friday night and con
tributed largely 70 It's success.
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Mrs. Charles y GoldinF invited a few
friends to meet and play whist with Mrs
j w. J. de Treyills Of Austin "Wednesday