The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18

prcfusio;. Of palms and other pot plants
Oh Monday afternoon, when she gave a
guest, Mrs. Ella chenneviilc OF Austin.
tue scores In the game averaged very hign.
i9r az unusual number had to cut Tor the
those present: Mesdames w. BAR
fha65dEs A. Hg1ichefTsoR g lkcs3ert son y
Meyer. J y. Ashe, b. X. Rering. Il. V.
Jones r.. Chenneyille OF Austin. L. a. Fer.
nnrdez n 4; Anderson. :. NJ Ramsey,
Little Miss LILLIAN Butler. Annie Doran.
fcii and Marie McCane served punch and
otncr iced drinks during the progress Of
course Of light and cooling refresh
mcnis was thoroughly enjoyed by Mrs.
AlcNane's guests.
few little girls who had called on
Miss jamie cnshman's friend. little Matte
Marshall. from Louisiana. who Is a visitor
al the CuShman,s, were asked 70 como n
5 oclock on Thursday afternoon and spend
the evening playing croquet and other
games on the lawn. As the Cusnmnn
FAMILY suffered a bereavement some time
aEc the affair was very quiet and per-
The little girls enjoyed each Others com
pany and the good cold sweets Tint were
served abundantiy a. refreshments. The
htsitss and her guest of honor, we're De
ielle Bastian, Ethel James, Dorothy Wool.
Cora Wisner, Ruth aud Ailne Hucker. Lti-
Husron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingham Roberts gave
muscale Monday night complimentary to
their guest Miss Foster OF Crockett, who
is brilliant pianist Those present were
l,g ~
tin, Miss Cox Of New York, Mrs Derring.
heil cf Cotscana, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Gold
man. Misses Mndenberg, Beayens, Speed,
l'ry5n. Jackson and Ldstone, and Messrs.
Anton n'chi Joe Taylor, Phil Beavens,
While Wood, Moody Dawson. Bert Evertts,
L and Q. Lidstonc and Or. w. S. Gold
Tho affair was a complete success. ar.
tlstically as well as socially. For the
names Of the members Of the party Is
guarantee that there was good music and
plenty or II.
A goodly number Of the friends and
nclghpors Of Mr.. w l.. Coleman dropped In
on him and his wife at their home on Fan
min street and Dennis avenue last Monday
night with the expressed purpose of help
ing him celebrate his birthday. Thelr
amiable intentions were carried out in a
manner most satisfactory to all concerned.
When the guests departed they wished Mr.
Coleman many, many more blrthdays md
hoped they might all participate In lust
| such happy meetings on each recurring an
niyersGry.
Mr.. II. A. Comfort and his brother. Mr..
Fred Comfort. gave a sailing party to Miss
Chaillie Jones last Saturday week. The
pcasureseekers. with Mrs. Harris Mas
terson for chaperon, took the 40 train In
the afternoon and started back home at o
O'Clock that night after the sail Miss
sharp, Misses Efhe and Challle Jones and
Miss Alma Miller, with Mcssrs Comfort,
Henry Porter and Black Of Arkansas
and found the tefreshenlug eject Of sailing
| with the south wind highly celebrating
~
At Mrs p. Y. Dumblc's on Monday ngnr
was begun Il series OF two-table whist
games to be played for the rubber The
participants In the tournament were Miss
Gcrnon and Mr.. Carl johnson, Miss Rosa
lie Dumblc and J. c. Hutchcson Jr Mrs
Dunble aud MIR. Arthur John, Mrs. Willie
liqtcheson and Mr., Roy Hampstead
! After the game the hostess had delicious
COOLING refreshments served aud then spv
eral songs were sung, as all Of the party
are ny taste and training musical.
~
Monday Miss Rosa Williams had some OF
her friends TO spend the evening with her
to meet or become better acquainted with
her, visitor. Miss Pickett of Liberty. In.
door parties are naturally rather warm
just now, SO Miss Williams guests eli,
/ loved themselves al fresco. They were
/ MISS llckcU' Miss lacy Brady, MISS WOOD
| Miss Paine, Miss T,ea and Messrs Ken,
/ meth Womack, I'D Bailey, Charles Ash All
/ bort GQrkrelh George Tory Matthews and
/ Roy Williams.