The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24
In SOCIETY:

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Reynolds. Miss MOTTO Howard Mrs Rob
hhs Mrs u 5, Fitzgerald. Mrs william
Christian, Mss Austin Mrs. -. Realty
Williamson. Mrs Lula Burns Mis- Elm
Downcy Mrs Baltic. Mrs Lucas Mrs Hor
ace Cummings. Mrs. Tcmhy Mrs. Walker
Mrs Mia Y. Morris
The story ~ The day would not he com
plcte withutu mention Of little Ruth Howe
q dear little curly headed girl. who handed |
Us peeled snEar cane aud was such % pleas
urc To look upon She hung about her !
grandmother with so much affection ana |
was such source Of pleasure 70 that !
grandmother THAI we could not fail to- |
sympathize ana share L with her.
Margaret lladlcy Foster.
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The ITALIAN club nude their debut last
Thursday night with q beautiful cottllion
In Bryan ball, The AFFAIR was a brilliant
success down to the smallest detail
nothing was neglected The hall was dec.
Grated with an elegance that was refresh
ing There was an artistic arrangement Of
vines and palms without au outside color
to break the beauty OF their glossy green
foliage. Across the colius long graceful
| lines OF Southern smilaN tralcd winding
down the chandeliers aud falling in sprays
| of green beneath texas stars In broad
magnolia roycs were placed between the
garanda. roofing The room in with living
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palm foliage above which arose an inn
mensc m" the iStal letter OF the club,
I'm vines and palmetto sprays. over each
window, which was hung with lace cur.
tain, was a spray of Southern smilaX, and
ON the window sill handsome fern. The
stairway leading TO the gallery and the
gallery railing We're glrlanded with vines
with q border Of palmetto leaves that gave
a torch Of the beauty cf tropical woods
TIE gallery was turned into charming
reception room, carpeted with rugs, bright
cncd with TAN piano lamps whose Grim
son shades sued a rosy glow around; fur
uished with comfortable chairs and cush-
ions and decorated with palms and cut
Towels.
In the dining room the decorations were
In perfect keeping with the rest Vines
/ gracefully hung on the walls, pretty gar
, lands crossing from chandelier to chan
delcr, handsome palms and ferns forml ng
band OF green beneath made q pretty
. | framework for the picture presented hy
the tables, each one of which was lavish
p ly decorated with flowers and small palms
4 MIR Colby served d supper that was quite
| worthy of the surroundings, beginning
With oyster cocktnils then hot turkey VIII
g french peas cranberry sauce, celery, cue
). followed hy Ice cream and cake with
d cup of coffee or chocolate Cor the last
The german WAS formally opened by
" grand march lea by Major John II. DICK
Il son, the president 81 the club, and Mrs
lc Howard T. Smith. IhCn the dancing be
gun TO biphl and Schruu IS fine music, ihD
W usual WaltHts, tWo-sttp", ctr., being I9l
y lowed ny tmce rulullou hsufrH led 10y
ID Mr. John II. Dickson, Jr.. and Miss Grace
49, NowciI Mr.. George Kidd, jr. and Mis-
Mamie thompson aud MI Nuntoy 'fufI9N
IN aud Miss Anne Botts respectively. The
ID figures We're not only pretI; nWl 2dmIi
r ubIy lcu, HuH tn'N were loH"W'u ny az
VI lovely "a crowd of young girls aus one coui'
k find anywhere. Such beautiful gowns, too
rs lhy{ were, A4a E4,u ~ '"l''l i,ult N
10 lhY dld hatr II ilis was an e'thGSl OF
" What INC i1ahh9 ',Hh vs. 10 "' 'ot hTlS
,onS hosi4a ,nr a',v ,, "l one CUT
It Vas trLlHlnif u LOFT Un4u I,e4L A.. r
D. =, In ihe nal were Major bieNion, Nh, j.
II. Ntny' Mt. 'n9 Ntsi l' >; Lowell AIr'
>' u'tIIr7 T.eutn w @ln 81 NJ NJ, ''.,tS
Ii nosteEi Mr. 4 ii Mrs len n4l',} Nh. 9n,
p rorrey Nj. ana Mrs j; j. Cannon, NJ.
"uu MI0, ,' WEEnIS' AZ ~ Gnu ,HIH' H. a.
* stuart, AZ , ana MI" x; t. Morris NE
- IanderLooIl I'f ana Mrs. d. ). Mutton
~ NJ ana ME- ~. W. G4rt"W' JrY MI ana
- Mn; ~ w. ,,9rE ,2'"' M 4nI Mis IT, ~
4 ana MIS-, T. - HatCut, MrSlhmes p. l.
II tumer' u WI 'Aamnir, " 4; Wl'S 81 san
E Wiiti"m G6ristI,u fni9h,m scVynrd ~
d Martin. C. r. Hail Herbert Goodwin John
u r. Brady; Misses fyy Waters OF Calves
52n, h9{ r%M ~ Prs, l
ID and Julia Settle of Galveston. Claire Rob
ic iusor Anne Botts, lean Cannon, Halle
,e Johnston cara Cat,{er' T E,muE SCOT; ran
~ DmH}c Edcle port~. N,ry' Kjdd Iniig
ie May Morse. Edythe Giruud, Lillian La
Is Mamie Thompson, Cora ana stella Root
n lS CnIy FtbcI t,or srn Torre
ID Neville. Bh,ncae wood, Eleanor iIcnke
IS Loula Allen. Moggie shctrn ENic Jones
- I.n'F hrnuS n"sg ti'''pnS, 2ln.a Az Az
ID Tngcle Iula Kirkland. Mary Hobby, Mani,
40 Grogan and Messrs. y. NJ. Armstrong. l.
a. Aherc umbic, j. q. Borne. Hammond
+, Brown. Walter y. Botis, James Bulc, NJ
er n. BENSON, Joe Brown, ] II chow, c. b
d, CRANE, j. II. Dickson. lr,. Charles l.. Del
or sci, I. G Ford, j. h, Foley, r. 7. Graud
he j. W GaTroV. James A. Gir3ud, g.. a
c Gibbons, Jr., Dr. Ieese Goss, Bruce Gimcr
ld Il A Heyck, w $ Hunt, j; c. Hutchc
m son, Jr., Chacle7 Hume, a. g. Hutchson
h William i. Hobby, !. u. Hodges Il, G.
81 Jones, n G. Kitrell, Jr., George Kidd
en- Jr., r. G, Kendall, II. n. Lea J. G
M0illot w w, Myer j. % McComb
a Percy w. Morrow, Charles /, Mailiot, c
m g. McRac, p l.. Neville. ;, q. Moves, ~
us * PAYNE. II L. Porter, u. d. Fedeu, Jr.