The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

that sort, Of thing, SO, OF course, he makes
i spite OF his desire to be called Peter ID.
| the youngsters call him Pete
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On the day Mrs. Henry NJ. Glllg secured
her divorce from Henry, she became Mrs
jackson Gourand, and the happy couple
| have arrived TO take possession of fhe
pets are bull dogs. ISnny, to love bull
| dogs hope Mr.. Goya'and VIII agree with
| them, the others did not III you love
me, whispers the experienced bride, love
my dog"
Society Is dull, awfully dull. Amos Tuck
gave piazza dinner at Tuxedo the other
evening. | don't like them; got d moth
miller In my. soup, aud every kind OF
Newport the next day, and yet he called
this would-h Venetian entertainment a
house warming II was warm enough, AMI
Mrs Mamie Fish has quieted down.
don't like to see 1t. Perhaps 1t Is because
her daughter is becoming belle and pcr
haps II Is because she is weary of the so
5elal game; Kathleen Nelson Is very far
be a nice match, but would he, like Willie
marry a Catholic. Kathleen's mo her, Mrs
Fred, is a deyout Catholic.
49,
see the duke of Argyle is looking for
American millionaire tenants lie is ad.
vertislng for them In the newspapers All
well, why not; | know a dozen or more
milionailes who would hire his castles
lnd would not mind II the duke lived IN
the lodge to show visitors around il
won't be long before peerages will be let
out with landed estates
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Colonel IN I ononV Eupo ie tho ,oa.oe,>-
OF n new, gay-bodled coach, which he Will
tool" this summer at Newport. am
glad to see De Lancey coming once more
TO the front 1t makes me feel old to find
De Lancey Kane and Willie Jay poked
away In the background and the younger
generation prominently propped up In the
front streets. The younger generation of
Vanderbilts seem to be "all the rage" All,
Lred and Reggie contemplate shining as polo
pense laid out fields at Oakhus (Newport,
Il. , for the game. Alfred tONs, me over
on his, drag to inspect It. | like the field
Jim Bennett raped Willie Douglass over
we mead some years ago and the effect
Of Il; Such a blow administered by an
equally vigorous hand on Alired Wander
puts Uranium might break the stock mar
around polo field among a lot Of Young
mon emulattng the dash of a horde of
Wild Indians is a fearful spectacle Mrs
Fife Morgan; Mrs. charles II Berryman'
and Mrs Cassimir De Balm, arc two Of
the most charming women in society: MIR
and Mrs. William X. Travers and Mr.. and
their cottages for the season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel f. Fearing are abroad, and
their handsome house is closed.
Young Francis o. French has given n
largo luncheon, and Mrs Burke Eoche. still
eoriously beautiful. even though she has
marri!ggenhle daughter, has given din.
Ler, The Gramnells &C Providence, thu
Skaters of Washington and the Rollins n
Morses from Boston have come FOR the
season.
George De Forest had the honor of "open
ing the Goosebsrrr Island Fishing club.
Of which Jimmie Van Alan is the prnsl
dent; with lunch party. II was al en-
loyable 9ftair Is simplicity is a relaf
sly eness Of the grand houses The West
tts.ah4 flshlng club; too. has been opened
elected president for the ensuing year.
49,
Mrs. Benoni Lockwood's niece. Mrs
Elizabeth Kane Norris Of Philadelphia. has
announced her. engagement to Dr.. John Fl
W. Rheln. Mrs Lockwood is q sister OF
me late IhomaS f Bayard, and the Bay
f bS 81 dg tb e fG4SS BELIZE b they are
nent Of the wedding Is of interest in three |
States
Gould Redmond has leased Bishop Pot
ter's cottage at Newport. Mrs George L. |
Rives has arrived for the summer. James
w Alexander president or the Tniversitf Z
club, has gone abroad, also Colonel God. |
dsrd Of Providence.
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Mr. and Mrs. George II. Bird are at