The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02

distributed ny the numerous spraying ma.
chlncs that are now on the markpt.
Mrs. r. T.. Pennington was hostess for
the twentieth Century club Friday after
noon and never In the history OF this or.
gg9snllizallon mas lis members been more cor
daily received and delightfully."- entertained.
The pretty Pennington homestead shonc
resplendent with its handsome furnishings
and modern appointments and needed no
decoration to enhance Its beauty.
A delicious collation. was served I'm TWO
courses, the hrsi consisting OF salad
course with stnr shaped sandwiches toma.
toes and maNonaisc dressing and iced tea
and the last 81 pink cream served In dia
mond shapes with cut cake. The table
decorations we're 4 color scheme Of pink
white and green, the cen,crpiece being OF
cape iesSAmtncs arranged in a star, while
rut glass vases of sweet pea blossoms were
arranged here and there upon the table.
The guests were then told TO search for
pink envelopes. ON which were Inscribed
the name of each q est. These envelopes
were found to contain twenty -0nc hstort-
cal questions relative 10 the work Of the
club that had recently been completed.
Mrs d, C. GiddingS enjoyed the distinction
h Answering all or the questions correctly
ana was rewarded with q beautiful lace
stock. The consolation prize, q handsome
icweled hat pin Of rhincstones, fell to Mrs.
Florence McGrew.
The new Evangelical Lutheran church
recently completed In place Of the one
blown down by the storm Of September
last year will be consecrated tomorrow.
Al meeting Of the Conner Hose com
pany held Friday night for the purpose Of
clecting delegates 10 the chiefs convention
to he held next Monday, Mcssrs. Robert
sehawe. W. Tesch and i. FRANKIE were
elected.
Eight mortgages were dled during tho
past week, 81 ior the past month and 1880
during the yeai 1907 10 the county clerk :
office of Washington county
Thirteen marriage licenses were issued
during the past Month, against twenty i've
for the month OF April and sixteen for the
month Of May laS year.
Friday afternoon a team ran away with
Annie Ewing, cclo!td threw her oui Of
the buggy and broke her left arm. Drs.
York and Bniley set The broken member.
Tue COMMENCEMENT Exercises Of the
Chappel Inn female college devoted Friday
and music departments and rendered al
excellent program. which was heartily en-
joyed by the large crowd present,
There was a meeting of fae board OF eX.
aminers Al the high school building Sat
urday held for tho purpaseof city teachers
standing an examination,
Mrs. Henry Woodwork eft for Austin
Saturday in response 10 a telegram stating
that her father was quite silk
Mr.. T. A. Low, Jr.. who ha, been looking
r. A. Low & Sons az Devers is at home
Mr. Billy Mayhed went up % Lyons to.
Mrs. Ida Gentry Davis. wht has been
| here on visit to her aunt. Mrs. Z Rousr,
/ left Saturday for Montgomery "a visit her
4 father.
/ Mr. Ernest Plelop went up to sommcr.
Mrs. L. ii Barnett went up to caldwell
| today.
Mr. W. X Reese Of sempronius vas IN
| the city Saturday.
Mrs. j NJ. Massey returned this meulng
I from Kenny
Mr., W c ldpscomt Of william Pennwas
! In the city Saturday.
Rev. George i Cothier went up to
4 Caldwell Saturday.
Rev A. Chlmpsky went up to Caldwn
Mr.. D. B. Williams went up to Giddlns
/ today.
Mrs. Max Eversherg went up to BLrtoi
1 today.
Mr.. Henry schultz went up to Carmln
/ today.
Mr. Frank Mcintyre went up to Gliding
! today.
Mr., u, B. Williams went up to Gliding
1 today.
Messrs. Calvin Miller and Barry Sayie
/ Of GAY Hill were In the city today.
| DR.. ii. Weibush went up to Carmin
1 today.